Environment Protection Act 2019
276Standing for judicial review
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276 Standing for judicial review (1) A person may seek judicial review of a decision of the Minister, the CEO, the NT EPA or an environmental officer under this Act if the person is: (a) a proponent of an action to which the decision relates; or (b) an applicant for the decision; or (c) a person directly affected by the decision; or (d) a person who has made a genuine and valid submission during an environmental impact assessment process or environmental approval process under this Act to which the decision relates; or (e) a person who has made a genuine and valid submission during an environmental (mining) licence process under this Act to which the decision relates. (2) For subsection (1)(d), a genuine and valid submission by a person does not include: (a) a submission by the person in the form of a form response or petition prepared by another body or organisation; or (b) a submission made after the end of the submission period, unless the court considers that in the circumstances it should be considered a genuine and valid submission.
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