Local Plan Intervention Support

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The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government is the Minister with responsibility for the planning system in England, supported by officials in the Department's Planning Directorate.

The Secretary of State for The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government may potentially require support from contractors to provide specific background reports to assist the preparation of Ministerial advice by MHCLG officials regarding possible intervention action in local plans, in England only.

If the Secretary of State makes the decision to take intervention action, this may need a range of follow up specialist support from consultants to enable plans to progress to adoption.

Where the SoS is considering taking over a plan, directing on joint plan making or requesting another body to take over a plan, contractors may be asked to gather background information and prepare reports.

The reports will form part pf the supporting material to advice prepared by MHCLG officials to inform the SoS consideration of intervention action.

The nature of the information and reporting to assist decision making on intervention will be specific to the individual intervention action being considered.

The purpose of this PTME is to: 1.1.1 help define the requirement; 1.1.2 help provide a better understanding of the feasibility of the requirement; 1.1.3 understand the best approach; 1.1.4 understand the capacity of the market to deliver and possible risks involved; and 1.1.5 provide the market with an opportunity to ask questions, raise queries and any issues to be addressed at an early stage.

Potential Providers may raise questions or seek clarification regarding any aspect of this PTME document at any time prior to the Response Deadline of Friday 6th September @ 12pm.

Questions must be submitted by email, using the reference "CPD4126100 - Local Plan Intervention Support" in the subject line to; commercialtenders@communities.gov.uk Please also find attached PTME document for further information.

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