And while Beltraide makes those technical reviews - the issue of the Portico Definitive Agreement is far more complex.
The developer says it's legal and binding even though the Prime Minister tore it up in the house.
We asked Almendarez about that one:
REPORTER
"But definitive agreements are still needed for projects like Mr Geggs since one in particular has been said not to have been legally obtained or it is unlawful what is going to happen with that because he is saying that what's happening on the ground work is still occurring."
Dr Leroy Almendarez, Executive Director, BELTRAIDE
"Well, that is not for me that is something somewhere in the court and so you know really, when you really think about that I think that has been ventilated. Where That is concerned that is another approach now where that project that he spoke about is concerned. the government has its mechanisms now in place to make sure that you go through a process and when it gets to finalization to the finalization."
