Assessment of proposals. During the first stage, an eligibility assessment will be carried out, then the CA will assess the profiles submitted and will select those that will submit the complete project. Compliance with the Terms and Conditions of the call will be assessed as well as the adjustment of the proposed solution to the Challenge. In the event that no profile submitted is satisfactory or relevant, the Board of Directors may declare the call void. The CA may call for a face-to-face interview with the stakeholders whose involvement and/or participation it considers relevant for the implementation of the proposal. The technical assessment of the projects received will be carried out by an Assessment and Monitoring Committee (CES) appointed for this purpose. The CES is comprised of members proposed by the aforementioned Committee, appointed by ANII's Board of Directors and approved by the National Council for Research, Science and Technology (CONICYT), in accordance with current legislation. When assessing the projects, the following aspects will be considered:
Assessment of proposals. The Commonwealth will assess the proposals on a case by case basis from States and Territories based on the requirements specified in the above section - State and Territory Matching Funding Requirements. If necessary, the Commonwealth may request further clarification or discussion on the proposal. The agreed proposals will then form part of the bilateral Implementation Plans.
Assessment of proposals. Proposal This is an application made under S106A to vary/modify the existing legal agreement attached to planning permission B/02366/13. The existing legal agreement currently requires all 15 flats in the development to be provided as affordable housing. The current owner of the building/applicant now intends to provide the development as market/private housing with affordable housing provided in accordance with the requirements of Policy DM10. Planning Practice Guidance Central Government Planning Practice Guidance states: "Can an agreed planning obligation be changed? Planning obligations can be renegotiated at any point, where the local planning authority and developer wish to do so. Where there is no agreement to voluntarily renegotiate, and the planning obligation predates April 2010 or is over 5 years old, an application may be made to the local planning authority to change the obligation where it "no longer serves a useful purpose" or would continue to serve a useful purpose in a modified way (see section 106A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990). Paragraph: 020 Reference ID: 23b-020-20190315 Revision date: 15 03 2019." "Can there be an appeal against a refusal to change a planning obligation (Section 106 agreement)? An appeal to the Planning Inspectorate under section 106B of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 must be made within 6 months of a decision by the local authority not to amend the obligation, or within 6 months starting at the 8 weeks from the date of request to amend if no decision is issued. The Secretary of State also has the power to allow appeals that are out of time. Paragraph: 022 Reference ID: 23b-022-20190315 Revision date: 15 03 2019" S106A Where an application to modify a legal agreement is submitted to the LPA on the basis that the legal agreement is over 5 years old (which is the case here) S106A subsection (6) gives the LPA three determination options as follows:
