How applicants can change plans for major national infrastructure projects after they are submitted.
Official title: Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects: Changes to an application after it has been accepted for examination
The useful part first
In 20 seconds.
- What changes
- The process for an applicant to request changes to a project application once it is already being examined.
- Who is affected
- Applicants for national infrastructure projects and people or groups impacted by those projects.
- What you may need to do
- Interested parties should monitor project websites for change notifications and share their views during the consultation period.
- When
- After an application is accepted for examination and before the examination ends.
- Legal status
- GuidanceAdvice, not a new law
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Key points
The essentials, point by point- 1
Only the original applicant can request changes to an infrastructure project application.
- 2
Changes should not be routine practice and require a formal notification process.
- 3
The Examining Authority decides whether to accept or reject any proposed changes.
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Proposed changes must be checked to ensure they are not a completely different project.
- 5
Interested parties can share their views on proposed changes through formal representations.
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