sec.606Ministerial power to amend

### sec.606 Ministerial power to amend This section applies to an environmental authority (mining activities) that is, or has been, a transitional authority. During the transitional period the Minister may amend the authority if the Minister— gives the environmental authority holder a written notice (an amendment notice ) stating— the proposed amendment; and the Minister’s reasons for the amendment; and that the holder may, within a stated period of at least 10 business days, make written representations to show why the amendment should not be made; and considers any written representations made by the holder within the stated period. The administering authority must, within 10 business days after the Minister decides to amend the environmental authority— make the amendment; and give the holder a copy of the amended environmental authority; and record particulars of the amendment in the appropriate register. If the Minister gave an amendment notice, but decided not to make the proposed amendment, the administering authority must, within 10 business days after the decision is made, give the holder a written notice of the decision. s 606 ins 2000 No. 64 s 52 (sec.606-ssec.1) This section applies to an environmental authority (mining activities) that is, or has been, a transitional authority. (sec.606-ssec.2) During the transitional period the Minister may amend the authority if the Minister— gives the environmental authority holder a written notice (an amendment notice ) stating— the proposed amendment; and the Minister’s reasons for the amendment; and that the holder may, within a stated period of at least 10 business days, make written representations to show why the amendment should not be made; and considers any written representations made by the holder within the stated period. (sec.606-ssec.3) The administering authority must, within 10 business days after the Minister decides to amend the environmental authority— make the amendment; and give the holder a copy of the amended environmental authority; and record particulars of the amendment in the appropriate register. (sec.606-ssec.4) If the Minister gave an amendment notice, but decided not to make the proposed amendment, the administering authority must, within 10 business days after the decision is made, give the holder a written notice of the decision. - (a) gives the environmental authority holder a written notice (an amendment notice ) stating— (i) the proposed amendment; and (ii) the Minister’s reasons for the amendment; and (iii) that the holder may, within a stated period of at least 10 business days, make written representations to show why the amendment should not be made; and - (i) the proposed amendment; and - (ii) the Minister’s reasons for the amendment; and - (iii) that the holder may, within a stated period of at least 10 business days, make written representations to show why the amendment should not be made; and - (b) considers any written representations made by the holder within the stated period. - (i) the proposed amendment; and - (ii) the Minister’s reasons for the amendment; and - (iii) that the holder may, within a stated period of at least 10 business days, make written representations to show why the amendment should not be made; and - (a) make the amendment; and - (b) give the holder a copy of the amended environmental authority; and - (c) record particulars of the amendment in the appropriate register.