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PINS updates guidance on Section 62A authorities in special measures

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Published on: 14 November 2024
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LNB News 14/11/2024

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Issue Date: 14 November 2024

Published Date: 14 November 2024

Jurisdiction(s): England

Article summary

The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) has updated its procedural guidance for Section 62A authorities in special measures, revising paragraph 8.3 of Appendix 3, which pertains to the Community Infrastructure Levy and planning obligations.

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