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Environmental Protection Act 1994
sec.662Revised (CSG) EM plan required for existing CSG authority
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### sec.662 Revised (CSG) EM plan required for existing CSG authority
The holder of an existing CSG authority must within 1 year after the commencement day give the administering authority a revised (CSG) EM plan for the existing CSG authority.
Even if the authority holder does not give a revised (CSG) EM plan within 1 year after the commencement day, the obligation under subsection (1) continues until—
the holder gives the administering authority a revised (CSG) EM plan; or
a CSG amendment is made to the existing CSG authority.
Under section 312E(1) the administering authority may amend an environmental authority (chapter 5A activities) if it considers the amendment is necessary or desirable because of a matter mentioned in section 312E(2), including (under section 312E(2)(a)) a contravention of this Act by the holder.
s 662 ins 2010 No. 20 s 40
(sec.662-ssec.1) The holder of an existing CSG authority must within 1 year after the commencement day give the administering authority a revised (CSG) EM plan for the existing CSG authority.
(sec.662-ssec.2) Even if the authority holder does not give a revised (CSG) EM plan within 1 year after the commencement day, the obligation under subsection (1) continues until— the holder gives the administering authority a revised (CSG) EM plan; or a CSG amendment is made to the existing CSG authority. Under section 312E(1) the administering authority may amend an environmental authority (chapter 5A activities) if it considers the amendment is necessary or desirable because of a matter mentioned in section 312E(2), including (under section 312E(2)(a)) a contravention of this Act by the holder.
- (a) the holder gives the administering authority a revised (CSG) EM plan; or
- (b) a CSG amendment is made to the existing CSG authority. Note— Under section 312E(1) the administering authority may amend an environmental authority (chapter 5A activities) if it considers the amendment is necessary or desirable because of a matter mentioned in section 312E(2), including (under section 312E(2)(a)) a contravention of this Act by the holder.