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Permitted Developments

Questioned on the decision to revise planning policy, the PMS shared the view of the Communities and Local Government Secretary: we want to try and establish a broad consensus and the Government believes there is an opportunity to do that.

Asked what kind of consensus the Government wanted to establish, the PMS said the Government would listen to the representations that had been made and would respond consistently with the timetable of the Bill going back to the Lords next week.

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