PL/25/0354/FA Boveney Court Farm, Boveney Road, Dorney, Buckinghamshire (part 1 of 6)

I rerun the arguments that I raised back in September last year in depth, whereby I was a bit surprised by the approach the council officers were taking. But I don't plan to rehearse those arguments again, because I think we're just going to repeat that the material consideration, et cetera, sort of outweighs it. What I want to know from the officers, Chairman, is has there been any recent permissions on grape belts or similar sites within this authority or any other authorities when there has been a considerable or comparable shortfall against the Golden Rules affordable housing requirement, and it's been accepted? And if so, on what basis? So what I'm looking for is precedent, or are we actually creating precedent in this committee to effectively say, well, you know, 50 % affordable housing, but if it doesn't meet it, let's go ahead. And therefore, any other applications coming forward within this authority will simply have to fall behind us because the precedent has been set. Thank you. So I'm not aware of similar...