Question 1

What does the Planning and Development, Maritime and Valuation (Amendment) Bill 2022 do?

Accepted Answer

Removes the two-stage 'leave to apply' process for substitute consent applications, allowing single-stage applications directly to An Bord Pleanála for unauthorised developments requiring retrospective Environmental Impact Assessment or Appropriate Assessment. Extends simultaneous application rules to allow applicants to apply for future development permissions alongside substitute consent applications for all development types, not just quarries. Requires planning authorities and An Bord Pleanála to screen retention applications for Environmental Impact Assessment and Appropriate Assessment requirements, and refuse to consider applications where such assessments are required.

Question 2

What stage is the Planning and Development, Maritime and Valuation (Amendment) Bill 2022 at?

Accepted Answer

As of 11 Sep 2024, the Planning and Development, Maritime and Valuation (Amendment) Bill 2022 is at Enacted. Once a bill passes every stage in both Houses of the Oireachtas and is signed by the President, it becomes law.

Question 3

Who introduced the Planning and Development, Maritime and Valuation (Amendment) Bill 2022?

Accepted Answer

The Planning and Development, Maritime and Valuation (Amendment) Bill 2022 was sponsored by Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and was introduced on 1 Apr 2022.

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