sec.180ACode of conduct for social licence criteria

### sec.180A Code of conduct for social licence criteria The Minister may make a code of conduct for persons involved in the development, building or operation of a generating plant for the purposes of the social licence criteria prescribed under section 180 (2) (f) . A code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, does not have effect unless it is approved by regulation. The Minister must table a copy of a code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, with the regulation approving the code of conduct or amendment. A code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, takes effect— on the day the regulation approving the code of conduct or amendment commences; or if the code or amendment states a later day—the later day. The Minister must— publish a code of conduct in effect under this section on the department’s website; and make the code of conduct available to the public in any other ways the Minister considers appropriate. If a code of conduct is inconsistent with a regulation, the regulation prevails to the extent of the inconsistency. The Minister must review a code of conduct at least once every 5 years. s 180A ins 2024 No. 15 s 184B (sec.180A-ssec.1) The Minister may make a code of conduct for persons involved in the development, building or operation of a generating plant for the purposes of the social licence criteria prescribed under section 180 (2) (f) . (sec.180A-ssec.2) A code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, does not have effect unless it is approved by regulation. (sec.180A-ssec.3) The Minister must table a copy of a code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, with the regulation approving the code of conduct or amendment. (sec.180A-ssec.4) A code of conduct, or an amendment of a code of conduct, takes effect— on the day the regulation approving the code of conduct or amendment commences; or if the code or amendment states a later day—the later day. (sec.180A-ssec.5) The Minister must— publish a code of conduct in effect under this section on the department’s website; and make the code of conduct available to the public in any other ways the Minister considers appropriate. (sec.180A-ssec.6) If a code of conduct is inconsistent with a regulation, the regulation prevails to the extent of the inconsistency. (sec.180A-ssec.7) The Minister must review a code of conduct at least once every 5 years. - (a) on the day the regulation approving the code of conduct or amendment commences; or - (b) if the code or amendment states a later day—the later day. - (a) publish a code of conduct in effect under this section on the department’s website; and - (b) make the code of conduct available to the public in any other ways the Minister considers appropriate.