Guidance

Updated guidance on reviewing scheduled monument decisions

You have 28 days after the scheduling decision notification in which to challenge the decision.

• From: Department for Culture, Media and Sport and Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
• Published: 3 April 2014
• Last updated: 15 June 2018 — See all updates

Scheduling Review Request Form

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Scheduling review guidance notes

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Anyone can challenge a scheduling decision by requesting a review, but you can only do so up to 28 days after the decision notification has been made. The review will decide whether the original decision should be upheld, amended or overturned.

A review will only be carried out:

• If there is significant evidence that the original decision was wrong
• Where there was a significant factual error
• Where there was irregularity in the scheduling process
• If there is significant evidence which was not previously considered about the national importance of the monument

Please note that the inclusion of monuments in the schedule (or their removal from it) is at the discretion of the Secretary of State.

Published 3 April 2014
Last updated 15 June 2018 + show all updates

1. 15 June 2018

   updating documents.

2. 3 April 2014

   First published.