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ARTICLE · 25 FEBRUARY 2009

National Planning Framework For Scotland - The Final Version

A key element of the new planning regime, which is progressively being implemented, is the National Planning Framework ("NPF").

United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
Murray Shaw
Murray Shaw

Introduction

A key element of the new planning regime, which is progressively being implemented, is the National Planning Framework ("NPF"). This document will be debated before the Scottish Parliament and subject to the outcome of that process the intention is that the principle of developments categorised as "national" will not be open to debate in an inquiry forum. This is therefore an important document.

  • National Developments
  • Economy
  • Population
  • Term Strategy
  • Regional Perspective
  • General Comments
  • Implementation

National Developments

While NPF2 contains a considerable volume of information in relation to the economy and population, possibly its greatest significance relates to the identification of certain developments as "national developments". As the document itself makes clear, it is not a spending document. However NPF2 "is closely linked to the Government's infrastructure investment plan and will inform the investment programme of

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