Government to extend judicial review reforms to housing and transport projects
Summary
The government has launched a six-week consultation on extending judicial review reforms to housing and transport projects. The aim is to reduce legal challenges, particularly for smaller schemes, and to speed up delivery.
Why it matters
Changes to judicial review processes can affect the timing and risk profile of housing-related development and regeneration projects. Surveyors involved in valuation, development consultancy, or due diligence may need to factor in shifting planning and legal risk.
Key points
- A six-week consultation has been launched.
- The proposed reforms would extend to housing and transport projects.
- The stated aim is to cut legal challenges against smaller schemes.
- The changes could influence project timelines and delivery certainty.
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