British regulations must allow for multi-stage development consents

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The House of Lords has held that British regulations fail to properly implement the 1985 EC Directive on environmental assessment because they do not allow for assessments to be carried out when planning authorities are dealing with reserved matters following outline planning permission being granted.

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