Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords debate on a motion to vary the normal practice of the House when considering Commons reasons and amendments, whereby no further consideration of a Bill can take place in the event that (i) the Lords insists on an amendment; (ii) the Commons insists on its disagreement to that amendment; and (iii) neither House has offered alternative proposals; to allow the House to consider the Commons reason and amendment to the Bill. Agreed to on question. Consideration of Commons reason and amendment. Lords amendment not insisted on and Commons amendment in lieu agreed to. Remaining Lords amendment not insisted on and amendments in lieu were agreed to. Bill returned to Commons with amendments.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords debate on a motion to vary the normal practice of the House when considering Commons reasons and amendments, whereby no further consideration of a Bill can take place in the event that (i) the Lords insists on an amendment; (ii) the Commons insists on...

Lords Written Statement on provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill to reduce the default period for the commencement of development under a planning permission, listed building consent or conservation area consent from five to three years.

Lords Written Statement on provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill to reduce the default period for the commencement of development under a planning permission, listed building consent or conservation area consent from five to three years.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Certain Lords amendments insisted on. Committee appointed to propose reasons for insistence. Committee reported and reasons agreed to. Certain Lords amendments disagreed to not insisted on. Lords amendment not insisted on but amendment in lieu agreed to. Lords amendments not insisted on and Commons amendments in lieu agreed to. Remaining Lords amendments not insisted on. Bill returned to Commons with amendment and reasons.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Certain Lords amendments insisted on. Committee appointed to propose reasons for insistence. Committee reported and reasons agreed to. Certain Lords amendments disagreed to not insisted on. Lords amendment not insisted on but amendment in lieu agreed to. Lords amendments...

Lords Written Statement on the sub-division and sale of agricultural land for possible property development. (Inc ref to the "Don't Be A Mug" website at www.dti.gov.uk/ccp/scams/page9.htm).

Lords Written Statement on the sub-division and sale of agricultural land for possible property development. (Inc ref to the "Don't Be A Mug" website at www.dti.gov.uk/ccp/scams/page9.htm).

Letter dated 24.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Jean Corston MP regarding Government amendment 143A (now clause 52) to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill with respect to stop notices. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 24.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Jean Corston MP regarding Government amendment 143A (now clause 52) to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill with respect to stop notices. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill for discussion at Third Reading. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill for discussion at Third Reading. ODPM. 2004.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question, passed and sent to the Commons.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question, passed and sent to the Commons.

Letter dated 18.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding a series of amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill for discussion at the Third Reading. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 18.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding a series of amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill for discussion at the Third Reading. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding urban development corporations and statements of community involvement. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding urban development corporations and statements of community involvement. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill and the national security and special advocates. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 22.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill and the national security and special advocates. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 23.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Hanningfield regarding the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill and major infrastructure projects. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 23.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Hanningfield regarding the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill and major infrastructure projects. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Avebury regarding the Planning Bill and provision of land for burial. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Avebury regarding the Planning Bill and provision of land for burial. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Bridges regarding the Planning Bill and special landscape interest. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Lord Bridges regarding the Planning Bill and special landscape interest. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding the Planning Bill and advice and purpose of the Regional Spatial Strategy. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Hamwee regarding the Planning Bill and advice and purpose of the Regional Spatial Strategy. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Maddock regarding the Planning Bill and district councils and housing issues. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 06.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to Baroness Maddock regarding the Planning Bill and district councils and housing issues. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 10.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding government amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. ODPM. 2004.

Letter dated 10.03.2004 from Lord Rooker to various colleagues regarding government amendments to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. ODPM. 2004.

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords Report stage third day. Amendments moved and withdrawn. Other amendments agreed to. Concluded (HL Bill 45).

Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords Report stage third day. Amendments moved and withdrawn. Other amendments agreed to. Concluded (HL Bill 45).