Message from DPEA

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DPEA Stakeholder Group
This is just a quick note to advise you that due to an unprecedented number of new appeals being received by DPEA, there may be some delays to our handling of cases and dealing with submissions. I’d be grateful if you could make those you represent on our stakeholder group aware of this position.
Please accept my apologies for any such delays.
Kind regards,
David
David Henderson
Head of Performance and Administration
Planning and Environmental Appeals Division (DPEA)
Scottish Government
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