Councils across New South Wales have fired a warning to the state government that its proposed changes to planning laws are "not just or fair" and a "rubber stamp for developers".
While councils were in caretaker mode on December 15, 2021 the state government outlined its ambition to "reframe" planning laws in a bid to "unlock housing supply".
Then-planning Minister, Rob Stokes announced the plan at a Property Council of Australia event.
Following the announcement, the government released a discussion paper detailing the changes, which included refunding developer application fees if councils failed to meet expected approval time frames.
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