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This part of the proposed Planning Bill explains what happens when you apply for a planning consent. It tells you what a consent authority must think about when they look at your application. They have to consider certain things when making a decision about your planning consent application.
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This subpart sets out the matters that apply to the consideration by a consent authority of a planning consent application.
