The Solicitor General has cited changes to Tasmania’s planning laws as ‘complex and prescriptive’ in an analysis that makes a mockery of Government’s pledge to make planning rules ‘simpler, cheaper and fairer’.
PMAT Media Release: Solicitor General’s Confusion Highlights Flawed Planning Change Read More »
The Tasmanian Government is seeking your input on the Scoping Paper of the draft Tasmanian Planning Policies (TPPs). The TPPs will also guide the review of Tasmania’s three regional land use strategies and the Tasmanian Planning Scheme.
Scope of The Tasmanian Planning Policies – Have Your Say on Tasmania’s Future Read More »
During the Tasmania 2021 state election PMAT urged voters to call on all political candidates to defend the right of every Tasmanian to have a say over their own future.
Defending Tasmanian’s Right to Have a Say Read More »
PMAT wants strategic, visionary land use planning where communities have a voice. PMAT is unapologetically non-partisan. We want politicians elected who have strong planning credentials.
Media Release: Where Do the Tasmanian Political Parties Stand On Planning? Read More »
PMAT launched its online campaign to highlight ongoing and anticipated attempts by the Gutwein Government to water down planning rules. PMAT seeks a commitment from all candidates in the May 1 2021 state election for stronger planning rules and regulations which better reflect community expectations and protect our Tasmanian brand.
Media Release: PMAT Injects Planning Reforms into The Election Agenda Read More »
PMAT today welcomed the decision of the Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) to reject a motion seeking to investigate removing planning decisions from councils and to have councils replaced by ‘independent’ expert panels.
Media Release: LGAT Decision a Welcome Rejection of Another Push to Weaken Planning Read More »
Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania Inc – Submission in Response to the January 2021 Department of Justice Options Paper
Policy & Projects – No Planning Approval Required Read More »
An Interim Planning Directive unilaterally imposed by Planning Minister Roger Jaensch without any consultation with the community, councils and professional planners, will radically change planning standards with regards to residential developments. This will impact the liveability of our cities, towns and suburbs and undermine the promised roll out of the state-wide planning scheme.
Government Unilaterally Directs Sweeping Changes to The Planning System Read More »
The state government called for submissions on the review of the Tasmanian Planning Commission (TPC) by 15 May 2020 – the deadline for public comment is now closed. You can still read our guide to making a submission and the background to the review and the TPC’s role.
Tasmanian Planning Commission Review – Submission Guide Read More »
This guide was created to help the Tasmanian community comment on the Position Paper on a proposed Development Assessment Panel Framework which closed on the 30 November 2023.
PMAT Submission Guide: State Planning Provision Review 2016 Read More »
