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Government to extend judicial review reforms to housing and transport projects

By 2026-07-16T12:01:00

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Six-week consultation launched on plans to cut legal challenges against smaller schemes

Limits on the number of legal challenges allowed against major infrastructure projects could be extended to housing schemes under government plans put out to consultation today.

Reforms introduced last year through the Planning and Infrastructure Act have sought to reduce delays on National Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) by cutting the number of judicial reviews which can be brought against the schemes.

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