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Planning Bill

Key roles - System performance - System performance framework

211: Collection of data in support of system performance

You could also call this:

"Gathering information to improve the planning system"

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The chief executive can collect data from you if you do things under this Act. They can collect data to help the system work better. This includes data about how the system is working and how digital tools are being used. The chief executive can decide how and when you give them the data. They can also say how often you need to give them the same data. If you are a person or group working with a local authority, you are considered an entity. This also includes designating authorities and independent hearings panels. You will need to provide the data in the way the chief executive says. This will help them make sure the system is working well. The data will be used to support things like strategic reviews and independent reviews. It will also be used to help with digital platforms and tools.

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Part 5Key roles
System performance: System performance framework

211Collection of data in support of system performance

  1. The chief executive may collect data for the purposes described in subsection (2) from an entity that performs or exercises functions, powers, or duties under this Act.

  2. Data may be collected to enable more efficient and effective system performance, including data that supports—

  3. the system performance framework (indicators, reporting, and reviews); and
    1. digital platforms, systems, and tools, including plans and consenting documents; and
      1. strategic reviews; and
        1. independent reviews.

          1. The chief executive may specify—

          2. the form, manner, and time frame in which an entity must provide data; and
            1. if the same data is to be provided on a regular basis, the frequency of provision of the data.

              1. In this Part, entity includes—

              2. a person contracted by a local authority; and
                1. a designating authority; and
                  1. an independent hearings panel.