Chapter 4: Grant and Implementation of Planning Permission Section 61QI Permission granted by street vote development orders
Subsection (1)(a) specifies that the Secretary of State can, by regulations impose conditions or limitations on planning permission granted by a street vote development order including, by virtue of subsection (6), conditions that confer a function on any person including a function involving the exercise of discretion.
	Subsection (1)(b) sets out that planning permission is also subject to conditions or limitations specified in the order itself (but see subsections (4) and (5)).
	Subsection (2) specifies that conditions specified in the order can have the effect that:
development (or part of the development) may not be commenced; or
anything created in the course of the development may not be occupied or used,
unless a relevant obligation (i.e. a section 106 obligation or section 278 agreement – see subsection (9)) has been entered into. Subsection (3) specifies that such obligations can involve the payment of money or rights over land.
	Subsection (4) specifies that a condition can only require a person to enter into a s.106 obligation if the obligation would meet the tests listed in (4)(a)-(c). Subsection 4(d) grants the Secretary of State a power to set out in regulations additional requirements that must be met.
	Subsection (5) enables the Secretary of State to prescribe planning conditions and limitations that cannot be imposed, or can only be imposed in prescribed circumstances, or prescribe circumstances where no conditions or limitations at all can be imposed.
	Subsection (7) specifies that if a grant of planning permission through a street vote development order is withdrawn by revocation the development can be completed if it is already underway, but subsection (8) allows for the revoking order to disapply subsection (7).
	Subsection (9) defines a relevant obligation.