174Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying

174 Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying exemptions (a) an exemption is referred to CAP under section 172 (2); and (b) CAP decides that the exemption— (i) should, or should not, be cancelled; or (ii) should be varied (whether or not CAP’s decision is the same as the variation proposed by the authority), and should have effect as varied in all participating jurisdictions or participating jurisdictions including the ACT; or (iii) should not be varied (whether or not CAP’s decision is the same as the variation proposed by the authority). (2) The competent authority must have regard to CAP’s decision.

Chapter 19 Administrative determinations and approvals Part 19.1 Administrative determinations and approvals—general 175 Applications (1) An application for an administrative determination or approval, or for the variation of an administrative determination or approval, must be made to the competent authority in writing. (2) An application for the variation of an administrative determination or approval must have the determination or approval with it. (3) The competent authority may, in writing, require an applicant to give to the authority any additional information necessary for a proper consideration of the application.