Part 13: General Schedule 6: Determinations and other decisions: having regard to national development management policies Town and Country Planning Act 1990
Paragraph 1 gives effect to the amendments made by paragraphs 2-13 to the TCPA.
	Paragraph 2 amends section 59A(11) to include relevant national development management policies (NDMPs) in the considerations local authority must have regard to in directing that a permission in principle shall not have effect until the specified date.
	Paragraph 3 amends section 70 to include NDMPs in the list of matters which a local planning authority must take into consideration and provides for this to be in England only.
	Paragraph 4 amends section 70A to include NDMPs in the list of matters which, if there has been no significant change in England regarding those matters, allow the local planning authority not to decide an application for permission.
	Subparagraph (a) of paragraph 5 includes derogations from NDMPs in England in the matters which a development management order or direction under a development management order may authorise a local planning authority to make.
	Subparagraph (b) of paragraph 5 includes NDMPs in the matters which the mayor of London must take into consideration in directing a local planning authority to refuse an application.
	Paragraph 6 amends section 91(2) such that in setting a period after which permission for development expires, local planning authorities must take NDMPs into consideration, in addition to the development plan and other material considerations.
	Paragraph 7 provides that where authorities granting outline planning permission make provision for time periods after which the outlying planning permission expires, that authority must have regard to NDMPs in addition to the development plan and any other material considerations.
	Paragraph 8 amends section 97(2) to provide that in England the considerations which a local planning authority must take into account in deciding whether to modify or revoke a permission, should include NDMPs in addition to the development plan and any other material considerations.
	Paragraph 9 amends section 102(1) and inserts new subsection (1A) such that in deciding whether to require changes of use, the removal of works or the imposition of conditions upon use of land, a local planning authority must have regard to NDMPs in addition to the development and any other material considerations.
	Paragraph 10 amends section 172(1B) such that in England the issuing of an enforcement notice must take into account NDMPs in addition to the development plan and any other material considerations.
	Paragraph 11 amends section 177 to replace subsection (2) so that in deciding an appeal against an enforcement notice the Secretary of State must take into account NDMPs in addition to the development and any other material considerations.
	Subparagraph (a) of paragraph 12 mends Schedule 4B 5(5) to insert NDMPs into the list of matters which, if there has been no significant change regarding those matters, allow a local planning authority to treat proposals for neighbourhood development orders as repetitious.
	Subparagraph (b) of paragraph 12 amends Schedule 4B 8(2) to insert paragraph (da) to require neighbourhood development orders to be in general conformity with NDMPs.
	Paragraph 13 amends Schedule 9 1(1) and inserts new subparagraph (1A) such that in deciding whether to require that land should cease to be used or subject to conditions or buildings, works or plant and machinery be removed or altered, an authority in England must have regard to NDMPs in addition to the development plan and any other material considerations.