622 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the extent to which planning guidelines and regulations allow a planning officer, when considering a planning application, factor in the previous history of an applicant in respect of non-compliance with enforcement orders and a reliance on retention permissions; and his views on updating regulations to strengthen the hand of local authorities in this regard or to be more prescriptive in terms of when and the circumstances under which permission may be granted to an applicant with a poor planning history. [14842/08]

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622 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the extent to which planning guidelines and regulations allow a planning officer, when considering a planning application, factor in the previous history of an applicant in respect of non-compliance with enforcement orders and a reliance on retention permissions; and his views on updating regulations to strengthen the hand of local authorities in this regard or to be more prescriptive in terms of when and the circumstances under which permission may be granted to an applicant with a poor planning history. [14842/08]

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