Correction to Planning Permitted Development Order 2026
Corrected a typographical error in a footnote citation within the 2026 planning regulations.
This correction slip amends a typographical error found in the footnote of The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2026.
It directs that the reference to a previous Statutory Instrument be updated to the correct sequence number.
The change applies to the published version of the Order managed by the King's Printer.
Arguments For
The document seeks to maintain the accuracy of the statutory register by correcting a typographical error in a footnote citation.
Proponents of such corrections argue that precise legal referencing is essential for the clear interpretation of secondary legislation by local authorities and developers.
Arguments Against
Legal practitioners might note that errors in initial filings, even if minor, can cause temporary confusion regarding the specific statutory instruments being cross-referenced.
Parties affected by the original instrument may question if other technical errors exist within the primary text given the necessity of this correction.
Page 1, footnote (b): "S.I. 2025/650" should read "S.I. 2025/560".
This instruction modifies a specific footnote on the first page of the original Order.
It replaces the incorrect Statutory Instrument reference number 2025/650 with the correct number 2025/560 to ensure accurate cross-referencing.
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