Written evidence — Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023

Written evidence to the Committee stage in the Commons

71 submissions22 Jun – 21 Oct 2022

Evidence submitted to the committee by organisations and members of the public. Each submission carries the committee’s own reference.

22 Jun 20221 received
LRB01Community Rights Action
24 Jun 20222 received
LRB02West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner
LRB03Historic Houses
29 Jun 20226 received
LRB04McCarthy Stone
LRB05The Heritage Alliance
LRB06TheCityUK
LRB07the British Property Federation
LRB08Andrew Singer
LRB09District Councils' Network
01 Jul 20223 received
LRB10World Heritage UK
LRB11the Federation of Master Builders
LRB12the Law Society of Scotland
06 Jul 20222 received
LRB13the Mayor of London
LRB14the City of London Corporation
08 Jul 20224 received
LRB15Nottinghamshire County Council
LRB16South Norfolk Council and Broadland District Council
LRB17Landsec
LRB18the We're Right Here campaign (supplementary submission)
13 Jul 20226 received
LRB19the British Property Federation (further submission)
LRB20Asylum Matters, Medical Justice and Helen Bamber Foundation (joint submission)
LRB21Linda Scarbro and others (submissions from Linton on Ouse residents re: Clause 97)
LRB22the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH)
LRB23the London Forum of Amenity and Civic Societies
LRB24Professor Olga Matthias
15 Jul 20222 received
LRB25BPS Chartered Surveyors
LRB26Shelter
20 Jul 20222 received
LRB27David Jackson, Head of Planning, Savills on behalf of Savills UK Ltd (supplementary submission)
LRB28the National Housing Federation
07 Sept 202229 received
LRB29Energy UK
LRB30The Blueprint Coalition
LRB31the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA)
LRB32the Construction Leadership Council's Housing Working Group
LRB33the Local Government Association
LRB34ScottishPower Renewables
LRB35Chartered Planners in Academic Practice group
LRB36Aviva
LRB37the Chartered Institute of Building
LRB38Lake District National Park Authority (in liaison with The Lake District National Park Partnership)
LRB39Lake District National Park Partnership (supported by LDNPA)
LRB40Riverside Group Ltd
LRB41Institute of Historic Building Conservation
LRB42SEGRO
LRB43Homes for the North
LRB44North East England Chamber of Commerce
LRB45Historic England
LRB46Adfree Cities
LRB47VU.CITY
LRB48Local Trust
LRB49Society of Antiquaries of London
LRB50Heart of London Business Alliance
LRB51Rural Services Network
LRB52Equality and Human Rights Commission
LRB53Office for Environmental Protection (OEP)
LRB54Friends of the Earth (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (joint submission) (re: Environmental Outcome Reports contained in Part 5 of the Bill)
LRB55Fairview New Homes
LRB56Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming
LRB57London Assembly GLA Oversight Committee
20 Sept 20222 received
LRB58London Councils
LRB59the Guide Dogs
14 Oct 202211 received
LRB60Stonewater
LRB61Hampshire County Council
LRB62Samuel Ruiz-Tagle, Research Associate in Administrative Law and Governance, Centre for Climate Engagement, Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge
LRB63Gloucestershire County Council
LRB64the Home Builders Federation
LRB65the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
LRB66Hertfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner
LRB67the Chartered Institute of Taxation
LRB68Crisis
LRB69the Finance and Public Administration Committee, The Scottish Parliament
LRB70the Construction Industry Council
21 Oct 20221 received
LRB71Pocket Living

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Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill (Act 2023)