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Application of SEA to Different Types of PPS: Experience in Scotland. IAIA 07 Seoul 5 June 2007 Amanda Chisholm. provide an overview of approaches to SEA taken forward for different types of PPS in Scotland. Purpose of presentation. scope of SEA in Scotland types of PPS approaches methods
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Application of SEA to Different Types of PPS: Experience in Scotland IAIA 07 Seoul 5 June 2007 Amanda Chisholm
provide an overview of approaches to SEA taken forward for different types of PPS in Scotland Purpose of presentation
scope of SEA in Scotland • types of PPS • approaches • methods • data collection • issues & challenges • lessons learned Outline
SEA Directive • 2001/42/EC • 2004 SEA Regulations • The Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programmes (Scotland) Regulations 2004 • 2005 Act • Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 Scottish legislation
Regulations: eleven sectors • agriculture, energy, transport, industry, tourism, water, fisheries, forestry, telecommunications, land use planning, waste • Act: everything else! Qualifying PPS
all qualifying public sector plans, programmes & strategies with significant effects subject to SEA SEA requirement
national: high level, very little detail • regional: various • local: mix • spatial and detailed • high level with very little detail Types of PPS
Local Transport Strategy Local Authority PPS Regional Transport Strategy Corporate Plan Scottish Executive PPS Community Plan Structure Plan Local Plan National Parks Plan Masterplan/ Development Framework Types of PPS
variant of Dutch e-test • structured questions • SEA objectives • GIS • checklists • matrix • causal chains? Range of methods
SEA often perceived as data-driven process • fit for purpose • necessary? • national policy vs local spatial plan Data collection
Marine Renewables Strategy, Strategic Transport Projects Review: • collect data • consider potential impacts from marine renewables devices, roads/railways/ferries • identify mitigation measures • identify areas of significant impact Approaches: environmental capacity
Historic Environment policy: • identify strategic actions • consider potential impacts • identify mitigation measures Approaches: strategic actions
uncertainty • “influencing” PPS vs “delivery” PPS • identification of strategic actions • understanding of generic impacts • place in the hierarchy • mitigation • significance Issues
effectiveness: • accessible? • better PPS? • cost • resources Challenges
generic impacts • strategic actions • data • role of guidance • sharing of experience/ideas Lessons learned