Development Planning Act (Cap. 552), article 46

46. (1) At the conclusion of the procedures set out in the foregoing provisions, the draft Spatial Strategy, and any revie w thereof, shall be considered by the Cabinet of Ministers togeth er with the Minister’s position statement and all documentation indicated in article 45(3). (2) The Minister shall then cause the draft of the Spatial Strategy, or as revised by the Cabinet, to be laid before the H ouse of Representatives together with a motion for a resolution that the Spatial Strategy be approved by the House of Representatives, w ith such amendments, if any, as may be specified in the resolution. (3) When notice of the motion referred to in sub-article (2) of this article is given by the Minister, that motion, the draft o f the Spatial Strategy as laid before the House and the representatio ns received within the consultation period specified in sub-articl e 2(a) of article 45, shall be referred to the Standing Committee on t he Environment, Climate Change and Development Planning for its effective scrutiny. The Standing Committee shall discuss the sa id motion, the draft of the Spatial Strategy and the representatio ns received within the consultation period specified in sub-articl e (2) of article 45, not later than one month after they have been re ferred to the Standing Committee, and shall report thereon to the Hous e not later than one month from when it has discussed the motion, the draft of the Spatial Strategy and the representations above mentioned: Provided that where the said Standing Committee fails to report to the House within the said period above mentioned, the House may pass on to discuss the motion and the draft of the Spatial Strategy. (4) The Spatial Strategy, and any review thereof as approved by the House of Representatives shall have effect as from such dat e as may be specified for that purpose by the Minister by order in t he Gazette. (5) All representations, made to the Executive Council and the responses the Executive Council has made to those representatio ns that were received within the consultation period specified in sub- article (2) of article 45 shall be published by the Executive C ouncil following the date the Spatial Strategy or review thereof comes into effect as specified in sub-article (3). Subsidiary Plans and Policies Subject plan. 47. (1) A subject plan is a plan that deals with a specific development planning matter setting out policies in relation to the specific development planning matter in conformity with the Spatial Strategy and including also detailed specifications intended for its implementation. (2) A subject plan shall consist of a written statement supported by such documents, maps and diagrams as may be considered necessary. (3) Except as otherwise stated in the plan, a subject plan shall apply to all relevant areas of the Spatial Strategy, whether or not such areas are also covered by another plan or policy. DEVELOPMENT PLANNING [CAP. 552. 29 Local plan.48. (1) A local plan is a plan that deals with the specific development planning requirements of an area where the rate of development or redevelopment cannot be satisfactorily managed or where special factors cannot be taken into account solely on th e basis of the Spatial Strategy. It shall set out detailed polici es in relation to the development planning matters of the area in gen eral conformity with the Spatial Strategy and where applicable, any subject plan. (2) A local plan shall consist of a written statement supported by such documents, maps of a suitable scale and diagrams as may be considered necessary. Action plan or management plan.