{"Overview":{"Id":24613,"ExtId":"14021031000003","Title":"Planning Permission: Hampshire","HRSTag":"hs_8Question","Date":"2014-02-10T00:00:00","Location":"Written Corrections","House":"Commons","Source":3,"VolumeNo":575,"ContentLastUpdated":"2016-03-04T23:12:40.743","DebateTypeId":4,"SectionType":4,"NextDebateExtId":"","NextDebateTitle":"","PreviousDebateExtId":"14021031000001","PreviousDebateTitle":"Ministerial Correction"},"Navigator":[{"Id":24610,"Title":"Ministerial Corrections","ParentId":null,"SortOrder":1,"ExternalId":"98a22e86-91ac-4244-a517-4f7c97b1f69c","HRSTag":null,"HansardSection":null,"Timecode":null},{"Id":24612,"Title":"Communities and Local Government","ParentId":24610,"SortOrder":3,"ExternalId":"14021031000002","HRSTag":"hs_6bDepartment","HansardSection":"1-1","Timecode":null},{"Id":24613,"Title":"Planning Permission: Hampshire","ParentId":24612,"SortOrder":4,"ExternalId":"14021031000003","HRSTag":"hs_8Question","HansardSection":"1-1","Timecode":null}],"Items":[{"ItemType":"Contribution","ItemId":21341447,"MemberId":59,"AttributedTo":"Mr Mike Hancock","Value":"To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how many planning appeals have resulted in local authority decisions being overturned by the planning inspector in (a) Portsmouth South constituency and (b) Hampshire in each of the last five years.\r\n\r\n[Official Report, 17 December 2013, Vol. 572, c. 571W.]\r\n\r\nLetter of correction from Nick Boles:\r\n\r\nAn error has been identified in the written answer given to the hon. Member for Portsmouth South (Mr Hancock) on 17 December 2013.\r\n\r\nThe full answer given was as follows:","OrderInSection":1,"Timecode":null,"ExternalId":"14021031000005","HRSTag":"Question","HansardSection":"1-1","UIN":"179932","IsReiteration":false},{"ItemType":"Contribution","ItemId":21341448,"MemberId":3995,"AttributedTo":"Nick Boles","Value":"Planning is a quasi-judicial process; it is a long-standing feature of the planning system that there is a right of appeal, just as there are with other local quasi-judicial decisions such as on licensing applications, gambling applications or parking fines.\r\n\r\nSince January 2008 there have been 83,507 Planning Appeal decisions for Portsmouth and 1,169,098 for the whole of Hampshire. An analysis of decisions by individual constituencies, such as Portsmouth South, is not available.\r\n\r\n
Portsmouth

Allowed

Dismissed

Total

2008

7,048

13,936

20,984

2009

6,251

12,096

18,347

2010

5,228

10,579

15,807

2011

5,193

9,982

15,175

2012

4,622

8,572

13,194

\r\n\r\n
Hampshire

Allowed

Dismissed

Total

2008

98,630

195,146

293,776

2009

87,514

169,344

256,858

2010

73,192

148,106

221,298

2011

72,702

139,748

212,450

2012

64,708

120,008

184,716

\r\n\r\nThese figures show how the number of planning appeals received and allowed has fallen in the first year of the National Planning Policy Framework, refuting the suggestion of ‘planning by appeal'.\r\n\r\nThe correct answer should have been:","OrderInSection":2,"Timecode":null,"ExternalId":"14021031000010","HRSTag":"hs_Para","HansardSection":"1-1","UIN":null,"IsReiteration":false},{"ItemType":"Contribution","ItemId":21341449,"MemberId":3995,"AttributedTo":"Nick Boles","Value":"Planning is a quasi-judicial process; it is a long-standing feature of the planning system that there is a right of appeal, just as there are with other local quasi-judicial decisions such as on licensing applications, gambling applications or parking fines.\r\n\r\nSince April 2008 there have been 140 Planning Appeal decisions for Portsmouth and 2,954 for the whole of Hampshire. An analysis of decisions by individual constituencies, such as Portsmouth South, is not available.\r\n\r\n
Hampshire

Calendar year

Allowed

Dismissed

Total

% Allowed

2008-09

301

521

822

37

2009-10

232

387

619

37

2010-11

181

337

518

35

2011-12

208

367

575

36

2012-13

161

259

420

38

\r\n\r\n
Portsmouth

Calendar year

Allowed

Dismissed

Total

% Allowed

2008-09

6

24

30

20

2009-10

9

19

28

32

2010-11

6

12

18

33

2011-12

12

16

28

43

2012-13

15

21

36

42

\r\n\r\nThese figures show how the number of planning appeals received and allowed in Hampshire has fallen in the first year of the National Planning Policy Framework, refuting the suggestion of ‘planning by appeal’.","OrderInSection":3,"Timecode":null,"ExternalId":"14021031000054","HRSTag":"hs_Para","HansardSection":"1-1","UIN":null,"IsReiteration":false}],"ChildDebates":[]}