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Guidance Note 25 Selecting in-person, virtual or hybrid procedure for pre-examination meetings, hearings and inquiries

Publication Year

2023

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Comprises one of a set of guidance notes for planning and environmental appeals reporters. Specifically covers selecting in-person, virtual or hybrid procedure for all proceedings before Reporters, whether planning permission appeals or applications, local development plan examinations, CPO and other Orders, wind farm applications, or other such proceedings.

Document History

Dated: July 2023. Produced by the Planning and Environmental Appeals Division (DPEA).

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Scottish Government

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