Write a plain-English explainer for a developer or landowner in England whose site is not exempt from biodiversity net gain: the 10% gain, the 30 years and what happens next

The problem

When a site in England is still in scope of biodiversity net gain, clients tend to ask the same practical questions: what the 10% gain means, what the 30-year commitment is, what a legal agreement and a habitat management and monitoring plan do, and what happens if the land is sold. A short explainer built from the GOV.UK wording answers these before you are asked and keeps your time for the real work. AI can reshape the official sentences into a calm, readable note. It does not give costs, choose between on-site and off-site routes, or give legal advice.

What AI does

AI arranges the official sentences you copy from GOV.UK into a one-page, plain-English note for a client whose site must deliver biodiversity net gain, quoting them word for word. It decides nothing about the site; the named ecologist checks the note and the client is told to take legal advice (England).

Time

The steps, in short

1. Make sure the named ecologist has confirmed the site is in scope.
2. Copy the official sentences you want from GOV.UK, noting the date.
3. Have AI arrange them into a short, plain-English note, with no cost figures.
4. The ecologist compares it with the current official pages, adds a legal-advice line, and sends it.

A short sample prompt

I work at an ecology consultancy in England. Arrange the official sentences I copied on [date] into a one-page, plain-English note for a client whose site must deliver biodiversity net gain. Quote them word for word and add nothing. Sentences: [paste]