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Planning Performance Framework Annual Reports

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We report annually to the Scottish Government on our performance within the Planning System. The reports follow a template agreed with the Scottish Government and the other Key Agencies, measuring performance against a series of markers covering different elements of our engagement in the Planning System; and identifying priorities for improvement during the next reporting period.

  • Planning Performance Framework Annual Report 2022/23

Other recent reports are available to download below. Older reports can be obtained by emailing [email protected]

Archived reports

The pdfs may not be fully accessible. 

Planning Performance Framework - Annual report 2020/21

Planning Performance Framework Annual report 2019-20

Planning Performance Framework Annual Report 2018-19

Planning Performance Framework Annual Report 2017-18

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