Historic Scotland (HS) has launched a new online survey inviting views on the performance and future of their heritage management service, with a deadline for responses of 4 November.
Historic Scotland (HS) writes:
Heritage Management is the part of Historic Scotland that provides advice to planning authorities, developers and others on the potential impacts of development on the historic environment. We have responsibility for designating different types of structures and sites, such as listed buildings or scheduled monuments. We are also a statutory consultee for some consents and are the consenting body for applications for scheduled monument consent.
Are there things we could do better, do more of, do less of? What are we good at, less good at? What do you think should be our priorities? You can help us shape the future of Historic Scotland’s Heritage Management service by taking part in this survey. your answers are anonymous and no individuals will be able to be identified.
There are 26 questions and the survey will take around 10-15 minutes to complete. It will close on 4 November. Please also feel free to pass it on to other colleagues to take part.
We will publish a summary of the results of the survey on our website with suggested actions early in 2015.
If you have any questions about this survey please contact 0131 668 8716 or hs.heritagemanagement@scotland.gsi.gov.uk.
