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C E A F H INTRODUCTION Approaches to lighting management vary between the authorities and will be described in detail in the appropriate section. However, in all The aim of this section is to describe the primary responsibilities for cases it has proceeded with the general principle to reduce light lighting within and around the National Park and how that lighting is - pollution within the National Park. and will be managed as part of the future strategy. Due to the agreements formed in the South Downs Partnership Management Plan, a lightscape plan solely controlled and managed by the SDNPA is not required. The purpose of the SDNPA PMP is to empower relevant KEY POINTS organisations to make choices with a regard for the special qualities of SDNPA Local Plan has specific policies on lighting and dark skies the National Park rather than have the park authority run it all. With such a diverse range of lighting sources, managers and owners, it is Many Parishes have updated community policies to regard dark essential to clarify who is responsible for what and how lighting of all skies types – whether private or publically owned – can be controlled.