Proceeding contribution from Philip Hollobone (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Friday, 10 March 2006. It occurred during Debate on bill on Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill.
Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill
I mentioned earlier potential confusion in the planning system. As my right hon. Friend knows, district councils have extensive planning powers, and they may or may not have regard to encouraging microgeneration schemes in their plans. Once those plans are decided and approved by regional assemblies or the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, they are set in stone. However, an energy measures report could then come along suggesting a different tack. On what basis will appeals against the applications that planners will make be determined?
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- 2005-06
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- Combined heat and power Air pollution Climate change Housing Environment protection Energy Electricity generation Fuel poverty Local government Planning Renewable energy Nitrous oxide
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- Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill 2005-06
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