56BReasons for final orders

56B Reasons for final orders If, in a proceeding for review of a decision under a planning enactment, the Tribunal affirms or varies the decision, it is sufficient for the purposes of section 117 for the Tribunal to give a summary of the key basis for the Tribunal affirming or varying the decision. 57 Intervention (1) The relevant Minister may intervene at any time in a proceeding under a planning enactment if he or she considers that— (b) in the case of a review brought under the **Planning and Environment Act 1987**, the determination of the review may have a substantial effect on the future planning of the area in which the land the subject of the review is situated. (2) For the avoidance of doubt, the relevant Minister may intervene in a proceeding under a planning enactment after the Tribunal has heard the proceeding but before it has delivered its final determination in the proceeding. (3) Section 73 does not apply to a proceeding under a planning enactment. (4) In this clause— ***relevant Minister*** means the Minister administering the planning enactment under which the proceeding is brought. Sch. 1 cl. 58 substituted by No. 53/2004 s. 3.