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Reforming the NSIP regime: Balancing speed and quality in infrastructure development

07 May 2025

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On 23rd April 2025, Matthew Pennycook, Minister of State for Housing and Planning, announced plans to reform the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) regime. The statement indicates that the upcoming Planning and Infrastructure Bill will be amended to remove the requirements for:

(a) statutory consultation as part of the DCO pre-application, and

(b) the provision of Preliminary Environmental Information (PEI) (often provided in a PEI Report or PEIR).

SLR looks forward to attending and exhibiting at the Waste 360 Global Waste Management Symposium (GWMS) on February 25th through the 28th in Indian Wells, California.

Stop by our booth and meet the members of SLR’s Land Quality and Remediation team: Mohammad Bazargani, Hugo Vazquez, Celine El-Khouri, Scott Miller, our Air Quality expert Nicolas Serieys, and our Transactional Due Diligence expert Megan Coracci, and learn how we can work with you to support you on your next project.

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