[204Y Secretary of State: power to require review of charging schedules]
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

[204Y  Secretary of State: power to require review of charging schedules]

[(1)     The Secretary of State may direct a charging authority to review its charging schedule—

(a)     if the Secretary of State considers that—

(i)     the economic viability of development, or development of a particular description, in the charging authority's area is significantly impaired, or

(ii)     there is a substantial risk that it will become significantly impaired,

as a result of the IL which is or will be chargeable in respect of development in that area,

(b)     if the Secretary of State considers that a significant period of time

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