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This page gives details of responses to national consultations that have the potential to impact significantly on the city. Responses are from Southampton City Council unless otherwise stated.
More information on each response is available by opening the links below.
Response to the implementation of the Sustainable Drainage Provisions in Schedule 3 to the Flood and Water Management Act (2010)
Response to the consultation on a new mandatory power of possession for anti-social behaviour
Response to the consultation on National Planning Regulations
Response to the consultation on technical reforms of council tax
Response to the housing revenue account self-financing determinations
Response to the Draft National Planning Policy Framework
Response to the consultation on school funding reform: rationale and principles
Response to the Academies pre-16 funding: options for the 2012/13 academic year consultation
Response to the consultation on planning for traveller sites
Response to the consultation on changes to the school admissions framework
Response to the Regional Economic Performance Indicators consultation
Response to the consultation on relaxation of the planning rules for change of use from business to residential
Response to the future of Nomis consultation
Response to the Best Value: New Draft Statutory Guidance Consultation
Response to the financial support for 16 to 19 year olds in education or training consultation
Response to the Bailey review on the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood
Response to the call for evidence on sharing customer data
Response to the proposals to introduce a Community Right to Challenge
Joint response to the Healthy Lives, Healthy People consultation by Southampton City Council and NHS Southampton
Schools Financial Value Standard consultation
Local support to replace Community Care Grants and Crisis Loans for living expenses: A call for evidence
Transparency in outcomes: A framework for adult social care
Local Decisions: a fairer future for social housing
Joint response to the White Paper ‘Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS’ by Southampton City Council and NHS Southampton
Independent Review on Poverty and Life Chances
Henley Review of the funding and delivery of music education - response by the Federation of Music Services
Tree preservation orders proposals for streamlining - response by the Hampshire Tree Officers Forum
Liberating the NHS: the information revolution
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