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Consultations
The Consultations Committee
The IHBC constantly monitors discussion papers issued by Government Departments and other national and regional organisations, together with Green and White Papers, proposed changes to policy and guidance and other consultations relevant to building conservation and heritage-led regeneration. The Consultations Committee formulates responses to these documents on behalf of the IHBC. The Consultations process is therefore a key element in formulating the IHBC’s external policy on a range of issues.
Current Consultations
The IHBC may not necessarily comment on all consultations, but we are glad to hear opinions from both members and non-members.
| Consultation | Deadline |
| Energy Efficiency and Traditional Homes Draft Historic England Advice Note This publication considers energy efficiency improvements in traditional homes from the standpoint of the planning system, outlining a ‘whole building’ approach that can help in meeting the combined objectives of increasing energy efficiency and sustaining heritage significance, while avoiding unintended consequences. | 13th September 2019 |
| National Strategy for Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Welsh Government want your views on its new national strategy and how it proposes to manage flood and coastal erosion risk to people and communities. | 16th September 2019 |
Archive of Past IHBC Consultations Responses
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Representations on any current paper can be made via this link. Representations are welcome from both members and non-members of the Institute.
