sec.581Integrated development approval system regulations and guidelines

### sec.581 Integrated development approval system regulations and guidelines This section applies if the administering authority delegates the authority’s powers under this Act to a local government. A regulation may make provision about, or empower the administering authority to make guidelines about— the policy objectives and criteria to which the local government must have regard; and the way in which the local government must exercise a delegated power, including, for example, time limits for the making of decisions; and appeals from the local government’s decisions; and the cases involving the exercise of a delegated power that must be referred to the administering authority or someone else for decision, including the criteria to be applied in deciding whether a particular case must be referred; and the conditions to which an authority issued by the delegate must be subject; and the consequences of contravention of the regulation or guidelines. This section does not limit the Acts Interpretation Act 1954 , section 27A . (sec.581-ssec.1) This section applies if the administering authority delegates the authority’s powers under this Act to a local government. (sec.581-ssec.2) A regulation may make provision about, or empower the administering authority to make guidelines about— the policy objectives and criteria to which the local government must have regard; and the way in which the local government must exercise a delegated power, including, for example, time limits for the making of decisions; and appeals from the local government’s decisions; and the cases involving the exercise of a delegated power that must be referred to the administering authority or someone else for decision, including the criteria to be applied in deciding whether a particular case must be referred; and the conditions to which an authority issued by the delegate must be subject; and the consequences of contravention of the regulation or guidelines. (sec.581-ssec.3) This section does not limit the Acts Interpretation Act 1954 , section 27A . - (a) the policy objectives and criteria to which the local government must have regard; and - (b) the way in which the local government must exercise a delegated power, including, for example, time limits for the making of decisions; and - (c) appeals from the local government’s decisions; and - (d) the cases involving the exercise of a delegated power that must be referred to the administering authority or someone else for decision, including the criteria to be applied in deciding whether a particular case must be referred; and - (e) the conditions to which an authority issued by the delegate must be subject; and - (f) the consequences of contravention of the regulation or guidelines.