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ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2015

New Planning Appeal Process In Jersey

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Jersey's planning appeal process is about to change radically. On 24 February 2015, the States of Jersey approved the regulations which will bring the Planning and Building (Amendment No.6) (Jersey) Law 2014 ("Amendment No.6") into force on 10 March 2015.

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Jersey's planning appeal process is about to change radically. On 24 February 2015, the States of Jersey approved the regulations which will bring the Planning and Building (Amendment No.6) (Jersey) Law 2014 ("Amendment No.6") into force on 10 March 2015. Amendment No. 6 will introduce a new appeals process for decisions made or actions taken under the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002 ("Planning Law").

New Planning Appeal Process in Jersey

At present, the right to appeal a planning decision normally requires individuals to take their complaint to the Royal Court, a process which has been criticised in the past as being too daunting, expensive and complex.  The Minister for Planning and Environment's ("Minister") view was that the present system also lacked democratic accountability, given that the ultimate decision to determine any planning appeal had to be taken by the (unelected) judiciary. The new regime aims to simplify the existing process and to

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