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The Charity Commission is due to issue revised draft public benefit guidance in March 2012 for public consultation.

The Court of Appeal (Ld Neuberger MR, Lloyd LJ, Jackson LJ) has published its reasons for rejecting the RSPCA's appeal in the case of Gill v Woodall [2010] EWCA Civ 1430.

Today's entry is a round-up of miscellaneous developments relating to infrastructure applications that will be of interest to those involved in other projects.

Today’s entry reports on the switch-on of waste water projects tomorrow and today's select committee report on the Waste Water National Policy Statement.

A report on the coming of the Building Information Modelling.

The Coalition’s austerity plan has reduced public funds available for much-needed residential development, and for some of the major infrastructure projects which make those developments viable.

Today's entry reports on a forthcoming series of small scale reviews (and one large scale review) of aspects of the Planning Act regime.

Hybrid bills are comparatively rare, but currently topical following the Government's decision to use the hybrid bill process for each phase of HS2 as it considers this to be 'the most appropriate route.'

At the end of last year, HM Treasury published its review of the Competitive Dialogue procedure, or CD - this procedure was introduced in the EU public sector procurement directive for use in the award of complex contracts such as those covered by the Private Finance Initiative.

A report on the European Union's critique of the United Kingdom economy as it relates to infrastructure planning.

On 28 July 2010 the OFT announced a consultation on its recommendation to extend the Public Transport Ticketing Schemes Block Exemption for another 5 years from its current expiry date in February 2011 with the new expiry date being 29 February 2016.

On 6 December HM Treasury published draft clauses for Finance Bill 2012, together with responses to various recent consultations, including those affecting the charity and philanthropy sector.

A discussion on the HMRC published amended guidance relating to the declarations donors must make if they want their donation to charity to benefit from Gift Aid.

In the Budget in March 2011, the Chancellor announced a package of reforms which the government has since described as ‘the most radical and generous reforms to charitable giving for more than twenty years’.

The Court of Appeal (Ld Neuberger MR, Patten LJ, Black LJ) has decided in favour of the charity in the RSPCA's appeal in the case of RSPCA v Sharp [2010] EWCA Civ 1474.

What does the future hold for Quality Contracts?

This is entry number 279, published on 27 September 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.