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−	On 6 August 2020, the ~~government~~ published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable communities.	+	On 6 August 2020, the Government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable communities.

	The white paper, Planning for the future, focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.		The white paper, Planning for the future, focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.
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	* Section 106 agreement.		* Section 106 agreement.

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	On 6 August 2020, the government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable communities.		On 6 August 2020, the government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable communities.

−	The white paper, ~~[https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/planning-for-the-future~~ Planning for the future], focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.	+	The white paper, Planning for the future, focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.

	In addition, a taskforce of has provided expert advice. The planning taskforce is chaired by the Minister of State for Housing, the Rt Hon Chris Pincher and members include:		In addition, a taskforce of has provided expert advice. The planning taskforce is chaired by the Minister of State for Housing, the Rt Hon Chris Pincher and members include:
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	* Section 106 agreement.		* Section 106 agreement.

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−	On 6 August 2020, the government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable ~~homes~~ communities.	+	On 6 August 2020, the government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable communities.

	The white paper, [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/planning-for-the-future Planning for the future], focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.		The white paper, [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/planning-for-the-future Planning for the future], focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.

−	In addition, a taskforce of ~~experts~~ has provided expert advice. The planning taskforce is chaired by the Minister of State for Housing, the Rt Hon Chris Pincher and members include:	+	In addition, a taskforce of has provided expert advice. The planning taskforce is chaired by the Minister of State for Housing, the Rt Hon Chris Pincher and members include:

	* Christopher Katkowski QC		* Christopher Katkowski QC

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On 6 August 2020, the government published a consultation on reforms to the planning system. The proposals are intended to streamline process, cut red tape, harness technology and protect green space to deliver high-quality, sustainable homes communities.

The white paper, [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/planning-for-the-future Planning for the future], focusses on local community agreement, with communities consulted from the very beginning of the planning process. The approach has been informed by discussions with the planning and development sectors, and by research and reports published by the Royal Town Planning Institute, Centre for Cities and Policy Exchange.

In addition, a taskforce of experts has provided expert advice. The planning taskforce is chaired by the Minister of State for Housing, the Rt Hon Chris Pincher and members include:

* Christopher Katkowski QC
* Sir Stuart Lipton
* Miles Gibson MCD
* Bridget Rosewell
* Nicholas Boys Smith
* Dr Tim Leunig

For more information see: Planning for the future.

Ref: [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/membership-of-the-planning-taskforce https://www.gov.uk/government/news/membership-of-the-planning-taskforce]

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Affordable housing.
* Brownfield land.
* Community infrastructure levy.
* Green belt.
* Local plan.
* Planning for the future.
* Planning permission.
* Section 106 agreement.

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