Consultation outcome

​Development corporation reform: technical consultation

From:
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
Published
26 October 2019
Last updated
31 August 2022 — See all updates
This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

Applies to England

This consultation has concluded

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Development corporation reform: technical consultation response

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Detail of outcome

Summary of responses and the government response to the technical consultation seeking views on whether and how legislative reforms might ensure that, in future, where it is appropriate for a development corporation to be used, a fit-for-purpose model exists.

Original consultation

Summary

This consultation seeks views on the effectiveness of the legislation governing development corporations.

This consultation ran from
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Consultation description

The consultation invites ideas on whether and how legislative reforms might ensure that, in future, where it is appropriate for a development corporation to be used, a fit-for-purpose model exists.

This consultation is technical in nature but is open to everyone. We are keen to hear from interested parties from across the public and private sectors, and welcome responses from the general public as well.

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​Development corporation reform: technical consultation

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Updates to this page

Published 26 October 2019
Last updated 31 August 2022 + show all updates

  1. Added summary of responses and government response.

  2. Extended deadline to 18 January 2020

  3. First published.

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