22Correction by Commission of anomalies, or minor mistakes, in applicable planning schemes

22 Correction by Commission of anomalies, or minor mistakes, in applicable planning schemes

(1)  If a direction is given to the Commission under section 19 , section 20 or section 21 , then, despite any provision of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 or of a planning scheme that applies to an area of land to which the direction relates, the amendments that the Commission may, under the section under which the direction is given, make to the applicable planning scheme include the necessary amendments.

(2)  The necessary amendments are the amendments, to correct an anomaly or minor mistake in the applicable planning scheme, that are, in the opinion of the Commission, necessary for the purpose of enabling the direction to be effectively implemented.

(3)  If, after an area of land becomes housing supply land, the Tasmanian Planning Scheme becomes the applicable planning scheme in relation to the area of land, the Commission may, if it thinks it necessary or desirable to do so, amend, in so far as it applies to the area of land, the LPS that applies to the land, so as to correct a transitional anomaly or minor mistake in the LPS.

(4)  A transitional anomaly or minor mistake in the LPS is an anomaly or minor mistake in the LPS that has arisen by virtue of –

(a) the applicable planning scheme that applied to the area of land having been amended in accordance with a direction under this Act; and

(b) the Tasmanian Planning Scheme having subsequently become the applicable planning scheme in relation to the area of land.