Minor and Consequential Effects
The following provisions that apply in England have effect outside England, all of which are, in the view of the UK Government, minor or consequential:
	Part 3 (Planning) Chapter 2 (Development plans) in part applies to England and Wales, but solely to preserve the legal position for Wales and has no practical effect.
	Part 3 (Planning) Chapter 3 (Heritage) in part applies to England and Wales, but solely to preserve the legal position for Wales and has no practical effect.
	Part 3 (Planning) Chapter 4 (Grant and Implementation of Planning Permission) (with respect to Crown Development and Completion Notices) in part applies to England and Wales, but solely to preserve the legal position for Wales and has no practical effect.
	Part 3 (Planning) Chapter 5 (Enforcement of Planning Controls) in part applies to England and Wales, but solely to preserve the legal position for Wales and has no practical effect.
	Part 4 (Infrastructure Levy) applies to England and Wales in part (s.139) but solely to preserve the legal positions for Wales and has no practical effect.
	Part 4 (Infrastructure Levy), s.140 (Enforcement of Community Infrastructure Levy), which is consequential to section 13 of the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022, applies to Wales.
	Part 8 (Development Corporations) in part applies to England and Wales and Scotland, but solely to preserve the legal positions for Wales and Scotland and has no practical effect.
	Part 12 (Miscellaneous) in part applies to England and Wales (with regard to open access mapping and protected landscapes) but solely to preserve the legal position for Wales and has no practical effect.