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Existing Advisory Institutions II

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The main function of a Public Local Inquiry into a planning issue is to gather information to ‘inform the Minister’s mind’, enabling him to reach a decision on a particular planning proposal. This is for cases where the inquiry has been ‘called in’ by the Minister.

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References

  • Foulkes, D. (1976) Introduction to Administrative Law (4th edition, Butterworth, London).

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Pearce, D., Edwards, L., Beuret, G. (1979). Existing Advisory Institutions II. In: Decision Making for Energy Futures. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04985-1_5

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