The Planning Bill proposes that a spatial plan committee will have several jobs. You will appoint a secretariat, which is explained in section 71. You will also prepare a draft regional spatial plan for your region, as outlined in clause 9 of Schedule 2. You will prepare an options assessment report, as explained in clause 9(2)(b) of Schedule 2. You will consult on the draft regional spatial plan, following the rules in sections 69 and 70. You will recommend the draft plan to local authorities for approval to make it public, as outlined in clause 11 of Schedule 2. You will give advice to local authorities on the independent hearings panel's recommendations, as explained in section 18. You will review and amend the regional spatial plan, following the rules in clauses 31 to 35 of Schedule 2. You will prepare and consult on a co-ordination plan, as outlined in clause 36 of Schedule 2. You will monitor and report on the coordination document, following the rules in clauses 37 and 38 of Schedule 2. This is what the Planning Bill proposes for the role of a spatial plan committee. You can find more information about these tasks in the relevant sections and clauses of the bill.