The Nationalist Party has welcomed the government's proposed reform of the planning appeals system but accused it of reviving a proposal first opened for public consultation in 2023 without implementing it. In a statement, the PN said the reform addressed only part of the problem and argued that Malta still required a wider overhaul of the planning
The government has launched a 1-month public consultation on its proposal that all development works to a planning application would be suspended on the submission of an appeal, among other related changes. On Tuesday morning, the government announced its awaited planning appeals reform through a public consultation that will last one month. Planning
Construction work will automatically stop when a planning permit is appealed under a major reform unveiled by Prime Minister Robert Abela today. The government has launched a public consultation on proposed changes to Malta’s planning appeals system, saying the reform is designed to create a fairer balance between developers and those challenging development
The government has launched a month-long public consultation on plans to suspend planning permits while they are under appeal, reversing a system that currently allows developments to proceed before legal challenges are decided. Under the proposed reform, developers would no longer be able to begin works while an appeal is pending before the Environment