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national-planning-policylisted

The shared national-policy layer for the England planning skills: verify the current NPPF/PPG edition before citing anything, and supply the decision-making core — s.38(6) and the development plan's primacy, the presumption in favour of sustainable development (policies S3–S6 of the August 2026 coded NPPF, replacing the old paragraph-11 "tilted balance"), emerging-plan weight, and the tests for planning conditions and obligations. Includes a December 2024 → August 2026 citation crosswalk. Used by the triage and representation skills; also answers direct "what does the NPPF say / is this policy current" questions. England-focused. Not legal advice; no warranty; output requires human review.
SeagullTwo/uk-planning-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill SeagullTwo/uk-planning-skills
# National planning policy — the shared layer One place for the two things every companion skill needs from national policy: **which edition is current** (and the discipline of checking before citing), and the **decision-making core** that no topic catalogue owns — the statutory starting point, the presumption, and the tests for conditions and obligations. ## When to use - **From the companion skills** — `application-triage` (Step 2, establishing the decision framework), `policy-compliance-assessment` (the national and emerging tiers of its policy table, and the plan-status and presumption tests), `policy-representation` (verifying every citation before a draft is sent) and the topic representation skills (when mapping deficiencies to national policy): check the edition register here before citing the NPPF/PPG, and take the shared decision-making citations from here rather than restating them per topic. - **Directly** — the user asks "what does the NPPF say about …", "is this paragraph number still right", "does the tilted balance apply here". ## Two layers, no duplication This skill owns the **shared core and the edition register** — the *national* tier. The **local** tier belongs to **policy-compliance-assessment**: identifying and verifying the adopted development plan for the authority, and assessing and scoring a proposal against its policies. Keep the hierarchy the right way up when citing from here — adopted local policies are the council's own and hav