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Government plans to increase development on "low quality" green belt land.
National Planning Policy Framework set out several 'golden rules' to ensure public benefits from development.
Barratt Developments group land director Philip Barnes raised concerns about the policy.
He said existing sites within the green belt will not be able to provide 50% affordable housing.
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