88PCConsiderations in deciding on approach for assessment

#### 88PC Considerations in deciding on approach for assessment In deciding which approach must be used for assessment of the impacts of the proposed conduct, the Authority must consider: (a) information the Authority has about the relevant impacts of the proposed conduct (including information about the scale and complexity of those impacts); and (b) whether provisions of these Regulations: (i) require consideration of matters other than those set out in regulation 88Q in deciding whether to grant the permission; or (ii) may limit the circumstances in which the permission may be granted; and (c) any relevant policies published by the Authority under subsection 7(4) of the Act; and (d) if the application is an EPBC referral deemed application involving an action—any decision made under subsection 87(1) of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 in relation to the action. > Note: The Authority may have the information described in paragraph (a): (a) because it was included in the application or in a document accompanying the application; or (b) if paragraph (d) applies, because the information was provided to the Authority by the Minister administering the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 or by the Department administered by that Minister; or (c) for another reason.