Please note the first set of commencements (bar the order making powers already in) takes effect 6 April 2009. There is a summary of these in our March Future Perfect?. One of the items is SS duty to determine mode of appeal. The Act requires the SS to publish criteria to be used in making these determinations. i have contacted PINS to enquire whether there existing "indicative criteria" (intended as a guide for appellants/LPAs) will carry forward or be replaced.
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