Supporting Information


Consultation Report

Between November and March 2021-22 we consulted on our draft plan . A report detailing response and changes is available.

Summary of responses to the draft Management Plan. (pdf)

Initial Engagement

In the spring and summer of 2021 we asked people to respond to a series of questions to find out what they thought about aspects of the North York Moors National Park. A summary of responses is available .

Summary of responses to 'your views' engagement exercise held over the spring and summer of 2021.

Sustainability Appraisal

Sustainability Appraisal (SA) is a technical exercise which assesses a plan or programme’s objectives to make sure that any plan or programme contributes as much as possible to more sustainable development. Sections of the Management Plan are assessed against sustainable development objectives at each stage of its preparation. The process incorporates a 'Strategic Environmental Assessment,' as required under the 2004 Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programmes Regulations 2004.

View the final Sustainability Report

An initial 'Scoping Report' was prepared over the summer and sent to Natural England, the Environment Agency and Historic England for comments.  A 'consultation version' of the SA was then prepared and is available from the links below.

The Draft Management Plan Sustainability Appraisal - Consultation (includes a Non-Technical Summary)

Appendices  A-F

Appendix A - Summary of Requirements of SEA Directive
Appendix B – Review of Relevant Plans, Programmes and Objectives (Task A1)
Appendix C – The ‘State of the National Park’ – Baseline Data (Tasks A2 and A3)
Appendix D – Draft Monitoring Framework (Task A4)
Appendix E – Assessment of the sustainability objectives against each other
Appendix F -  Responses to Consultation on the Scoping Report.

Appendix G - Sustainability Appraisals for each Policy

Habitats Regulation Assessment

Habitats Regulation Assessment is carried out  to make sure than none of the objectives contained in the Management Plan, when implemented  would have an adverse impact on a site of international importance for its wildlife. The report concluded that they would not.

The North York Moors Management Plan - Habitats Regulation Assessment

Equality Impact Assessment

Equality impact assessments ensure that our policies do not discriminate against anyone and where possible we promote equal opportunity. The equality impact assessment enables us to consider the likely impact of work on different groups of people. Completion of equality impact assessments is a legal requirement under race, disability and gender equality legislation. A draft was carried out against the draft plan, the final report is available below.

The Management Plan Equalities Impact Assessment

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