Open Space Strategies and Play Sufficiency Assessments Regulations: impact assessments
Impact assessment for the consultation paper on Open Space Strategies and Play Sufficiency Assessments, which discusses proposed provisions and seeks views on both sets of draft regulations.
Footnotes
1. The Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997
2. EQIA video: 'Mountains for All'
3. The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 inserted new sections, 3G Open space strategy, and 16C Play sufficiency assessment into the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 ("the Act").
4. The duty to prepare a play sufficiency assessment applies to all planning authorities. However national park authorities do not have to prepare an Open Space Strategy (the Act notes at 3G(6) that for the purpose of the open space strategy section of the Act, a national park authority is not a planning authority).
5. The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019
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27. Young Women Lead 2021 YWCA Scotland
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31. Travel and Transport in Scotland 2018
32. Play Builds Children (fieldsintrust.org)
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35. What Do Seniors Need in Parks? | Smart Cities Dive
36. Greenspace Use and Attitudes Survey 2017
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38. Key findings (growingupinscotland.org.uk)
39. Children | Greenspace Scotland
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44. NdP greenspace cognitive decline eng (isglobal.org)
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46. Young Scot survey results (2017)
47. children-and-town-planning-2021-final.pdf (rtpi.org.uk)
48. The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child Concluding Observations (2016)
49. Young people's participation in decision making: attitudes and perceptions 2020
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54. Family Resources Financial Survey 2019 – 2020
55. Scottish Recreation Survey (2014)
56. Challenges faced by blind or visually impaired park users (richmond.gov.uk)
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68. Mid-2018 Population Estimates Scotland (2019)
69. Mid-year Population Estimates, 2020: Report (nrscotland.gov.uk)
70. Scottish Government Equality Evidence Finder
71. Young Women Lead 2021, YWCA Scotland
73. RTPI | Women and Planning (Part II)
76. Make Space for Girls – Summary of Research findings December 2020
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79. Girls Attitudes Survey 2020, Girl Guiding UK
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81. RTPI | Women and Planning (Part II)
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86. Work and relationships over time in lone-mother families | JRF
87. RTPI Good Practice Note 7: Gender and Spatial Planning
88. RTPI | Women and Planning (Part II)
89. Girls Attitudes Survey 2020, Girl Guiding UK
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97. Consultation on the Modernisation of the Planning System with 'seldom heard' Groups
98. State of Children's Rights in Scotland
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107. National Indicator Performance | National Performance Framework
108. Runnymede Trust / The race factor in access to green space
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111. Royal Town Planning Institute, Good Practice Note 7: Gender and Spatial Planning (2007) Gender and Spatial Planning: RTPI good practice note 7 - Oxfam Policy & Practice
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116. Scottish Government Equality Evidence Finder
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121. Public Health Scotland, data quoted at House of Lords, Covid-19 Committee
122. National Indicator Performance | National Performance Framework
123. Scottish Government Equality Evidence Finder
124. Office for National Statistics ONS
125. At the start of 2009, a series of questions on the opportunities for children to play in their neighbourhood were added to the Scottish Household Survey. From 2012, the set of questions were only asked if there was a child aged 6 to 12 years in the household. Data from this set of questions were collected every two years and were last presented in the Scottish household survey 2016: Annual report. Scottish Government (2017). Scottish Household Survey 2016: Annual Report.
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127. Greenspace Use and Attitudes Survey 2017, Greenspace Scotland (2017)
130. together-loipr_final.pdf (togetherscotland.org.uk)
131. Scottish household survey 2019: annual report - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
132. Scottish Health Survey – telephone survey – August/September 2020: main report - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
133. Equality Act 2010
138. Play for Health - Play Scotland (accessed 03/08/2021)
139. Covid drives huge increase in use of urban greenspace | NatureScot
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141. Outdoor Learning and Attainment | Learning through Landscapes (ltl.org.uk)
144. Island Communities Impact Assessments: guidance and toolkit
145. Mid-Year Population Estimates Scotland, Mid-2019 (2020) - Figure 13, page 26
146. Population Estimates for Settlements and Localities in Scotland, Mid-2016 (2018)
147. A settlement is defined to be a group of high density postcodes whose combined population rounds to 500 people or more. They are separated by low density postcodes.
148. National Islands Plan Survey: final report 2021
149. Planning (Scotland) Bill – Post Stage 2: Equality Impact Assessment
150. Planning (Scotland) Bill – Post Stage 2: Island Communities Impact Assessment
151. Fourth National Planning Framework (Draft): Integrated Impact Assessment
152. The National Plan for Scotland's Islands - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) (2019)
153. Mid-Year Population Estimates Scotland, Mid-2019 - Figure 13, page 26
154. Transport and Travel in Scotland 2018
155. Population Estimates for Settlements and Localities in Scotland, Mid-2016 (2018)
156. A settlement is defined to be a group of high density postcodes whose combined population rounds to 500 people or more. They are separated by low density postcodes.
157. The National Plan for Scotland's Islands - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
158. NPF4 Call for Ideas Response from Orkney Island Council - paragraph 1.20
159. The Scottish Household Survey 2020
160. The 2019 Act inserted new sections, 3G Open space strategy, and 16C Play sufficiency assessment into the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 ("the Act").
161. The duty to prepare a play sufficiency assessment applies to all planning authorities. However national park authorities do not have to prepare an Open Space Strategy (the Act notes at 3G(6) that for the purpose of the open space strategy section of the Act, a national park authority is not a planning authority).
162. The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019
163. Planning Advice Note 65: Planning and Open Space
164. Scottish Planning Policy (2014)
165. Planning (Scotland) Bill – Delegated Powers Memorandum 2017
166. National Indicator Performance
167. Key Agencies Group - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
168. Planning (Scotland) Act – Financial Memorandum 2017 (December 2017)
169. Planning (Scotland) Bill (As Amended at Stage 2) – Revised Financial Memorandum (May 2019)
170. Financial Implications of Implementing the Planning (Scotland) Act 2019- RTPI Scotland Research Paper (Aug 2019)
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