UP to $1.5 billion worth of stalled planning cases will be cleared through a VCAT blitz.
Frustrated at year-long delays at the tribunal, Planning Minister
Matthew Guy will order VCAT to create an extra six weeks of sitting days
to determine an extra 800 cases and clear some of the $3 billion
backlog of cases waiting for a hearing.
There are 1824 smaller
cases in limbo, many of them applications made by families and small
developers with a value under $5 million.
Ref: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/more-news/planning-minister-orders-vcat-to-create-an-extra-six-weeks-of-sitting-days/story-fn7x8me2-1226271102141
Comment: Why do so many cases go to VCAT?
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