
New Welsh Infrastructure Consenting Regime
All you need to know
21 January 2026 | 13:00 - 14:00
Join TLT for an essential session exploring the new Welsh Infrastructure Consenting Regime which came into effect on 15 December 2025 under The Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024. This landmark change introduces a streamlined process for significant infrastructure projects, replacing the previous DNS regime.
This interactive webinar will provide an overview of the new Act and associated secondary legislation together with practical insights. Our experts will offer guidance for organisations preparing for the transition to the new process and how to successfully navigate its requirements.
What to expect?
- Overview of the new regime: What the Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024 introduces and why it matters.
- Interaction with the DCO regime: How the Welsh Infrastructure Consent Order (ICO) process compares to the Development Consent Order system under the Planning Act 2008.
- How to obtain an ICO: Key steps, pre-application requirements, and examination procedures.
- ICO Regulations: Understanding the five supporting regulations, including compulsory acquisition and fees.
- Transitional provisions: How existing projects can manage the shift and deadlines for DNS applications.
Why attend?
The new regime will replace multiple existing consenting processes and create a “one-stop shop” for significant infrastructure projects in Wales. With the start date having taken effect at the end of 2025, organisations need to understand the new framework, manage transitional arrangements, and prepare for compliance.
Who should attend?
- Developers and promoters of major infrastructure projects
- Planning and environmental consultants
- Legal advisors and project managers
- Local authorities and statutory consultees
Speakers
- Sarah Clark, Partner, TLT
- Beth King, Associate, TLT
- Tom McNamara, Legal Director, TLT
Register your interest
Please email tlt.events@tlt.com to register your interest.
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