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The government is looking to introduce a system of 鈥渂rownfield passports鈥� to speed up development on urban sites.

This morning, the first day of the Labour party鈥檚 annual conference in Liverpool, the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government published a working paper on the policy.

It sets out proposals for 鈥渁 form of brownfield passport鈥�, which would set out in greater detail what kind of development should be regarded as acceptable and establish the default answer to suitable proposals as 鈥測es鈥�.

鈥淭he proposals relate to the principle, the scale, and the form of development, and to the potential wider use of Local Development Orders to grant area-wide permissions,鈥� according to the working paper.

The department hopes such a policy would reduce 鈥渢he risk, cost and uncertainty associated with securing planning permissions鈥� for developers.

Referencing the plans in an interview with the Observer today, Keir Starmer said the new system would be a 鈥済ame-changer鈥� and explained how they had been greeted with enthusiasm by housing developments.

鈥淭hey鈥檙e very pleased to see these plans. They want to get on with it. We are absolutely determined to deliver,鈥� he told the newspaper.

The department has said it will launch a call for evidence on the proposals, before drawing up specific plans on which to consult.

It comes on the back of Labour鈥檚 proposed revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework, which is already out for consultation.

Stakeholders have until Monday to share their views on the changes.