The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) have published their community infrastructure levy (CIL) draft charging schedule (DCS) for consultation.

I spoke yesterday evening at the Martin Arnold LLP conference: 'Community Infrastructure Levy - Or How to Kill the Golden Goose!'

Perhaps inevitably, the first question was 'what is the Golden Goose?'

Well as I went on to explain, to my mind, the bird that must keep on laying is the British property industry underpinning the economic recovery, and key among that is building homes in London and the South East - because that's where most of the quality jobs are.

Draft regulations amending the Community Infrastructure Levy ("CIL") Regulations were laid before Parliament on the 15 October 2012 and were published on 16 October 2012.