Impact assessment

Localism Bill enforcement package: impact assessment

This document assesses the impact of a package of measures, including: to create a power for local authorities to take enforcement action…

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
• Published: 31 January 2011

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Localism Bill: enforcement package

Ref: ISBN 9781409827443

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This document assesses the impact of a package of measures, including:

• to create a power for local authorities to take enforcement action against certain breaches from the date on which they are discovered, rather than the date on which they occurred; and to increase the level of fine that can be incurred for failing to comply with Breach of Condition Notices
• to limit the use of retrospective planning applications
• to ensure that people who deliberately deceive the local planning authority about the nature of their intended development, or who conceal it until the window for enforcement action is past, are no longer able to profit from this practice
• to extend the enhanced controls over advertisements that apply in London to enforcement authorities throughout the rest of England, in order to strengthen the enforcement system and improve consistency across the country

Published 31 January 2011