They’ll only be able to do this in Labour run councils though (as they can actually do already, today, if they are actually serious and not just talking the usual bollocks).
In so many local authorities declined applications are won on appeal because the LAs don’t have the budget to fight them - and they are too expensive to fight.
No, if they take control of the process centrally (generally more of a tory trick, agreed) then they can appoint planning officers using central government powers
you are doing that lawyer thing of arguing about the way things are, when the discussion is about the way things will be
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A good policy
Everyone always complains about the Tory planning system
Never encountered it before myself but let's get UK building
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5 year planning officers? Ho ho
Keep them coming hard at conference.
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They’ll only be able to do this in Labour run councils though (as they can actually do already, today, if they are actually serious and not just talking the usual bollocks).
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Amithetorycuck talking absolute baloney
You've lost M2, cry less
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In so many local authorities declined applications are won on appeal because the LAs don’t have the budget to fight them - and they are too expensive to fight.
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Ooooh Amit is soooo close here.
And why is it that they don’t have the money to recruit officers or to fight appeals?
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ITS THE TRANS CATS PEOPLE FROM RWANDA!!!!!
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Those planning officers will be funded centrally?
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We need central planning for the luxury communism that we are moving towards.
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Oh sorry amit the second galaxy brain was parsnip.
No, but local authority funding has been strangled by conservative governments, hope this helps!
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No, if they take control of the process centrally (generally more of a tory trick, agreed) then they can appoint planning officers using central government powers
you are doing that lawyer thing of arguing about the way things are, when the discussion is about the way things will be
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Dear Tories,
Get out.
Chzthnxbye
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How long will they take to train?
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