18th April 2012, 11:54 AM
I thank you.
I think what I was trying to say was that it should not really be up to the planners to ask advice... it should be an embedded service that provides advice. The difference is in the knowledge needed to decide. and without it, this would be a taste of things to come.
Perhaps I am confused indeed about the way GLAAS works. do they not scrutinise the planning lists? or do they wait to get asked to comment by a planner who may not ask for comments in some cases, even though an archaeological advisor would. ( trying saying that in one breath)
I think what I was trying to say was that it should not really be up to the planners to ask advice... it should be an embedded service that provides advice. The difference is in the knowledge needed to decide. and without it, this would be a taste of things to come.
Perhaps I am confused indeed about the way GLAAS works. do they not scrutinise the planning lists? or do they wait to get asked to comment by a planner who may not ask for comments in some cases, even though an archaeological advisor would. ( trying saying that in one breath)