sec.140Extended standing for judicial review

### sec.140 Extended standing for judicial review This section applies, for the Judicial Review Act 1991 , to any of the following— a decision made under this Act; a failure to make a decision under this Act; conduct engaged in for the purpose of making a decision under this Act. An individual is taken to be a person aggrieved by the decision, failure or conduct if— the individual is— an Australian citizen; or ordinarily resident in Australia; and at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the individual engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment. A corporation or association, whether or not incorporated, and a person acting for an unincorporated association, is taken to be a person aggrieved by the decision, failure or conduct if— the corporation or association is incorporated, or was otherwise established, in Australia; and at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the corporation or association engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment; and at the time of the decision, failure or conduct, the objects or purposes of the corporation or association include protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment. A term used in this section that is defined in the Judicial Review Act 1991 has the meaning given to it by that Act. (sec.140-ssec.1) This section applies, for the Judicial Review Act 1991 , to any of the following— a decision made under this Act; a failure to make a decision under this Act; conduct engaged in for the purpose of making a decision under this Act. (sec.140-ssec.2) An individual is taken to be a person aggrieved by the decision, failure or conduct if— the individual is— an Australian citizen; or ordinarily resident in Australia; and at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the individual engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment. (sec.140-ssec.3) A corporation or association, whether or not incorporated, and a person acting for an unincorporated association, is taken to be a person aggrieved by the decision, failure or conduct if— the corporation or association is incorporated, or was otherwise established, in Australia; and at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the corporation or association engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment; and at the time of the decision, failure or conduct, the objects or purposes of the corporation or association include protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment. (sec.140-ssec.4) A term used in this section that is defined in the Judicial Review Act 1991 has the meaning given to it by that Act. - (a) a decision made under this Act; - (b) a failure to make a decision under this Act; - (c) conduct engaged in for the purpose of making a decision under this Act. - (a) the individual is— (i) an Australian citizen; or (ii) ordinarily resident in Australia; and - (i) an Australian citizen; or - (ii) ordinarily resident in Australia; and - (b) at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the individual engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment. - (i) an Australian citizen; or - (ii) ordinarily resident in Australia; and - (a) the corporation or association is incorporated, or was otherwise established, in Australia; and - (b) at any time in the 2 years immediately before the decision, failure or conduct, the corporation or association engaged in a series of activities in Australia for the protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment; and - (c) at the time of the decision, failure or conduct, the objects or purposes of the corporation or association include protection or conservation of, or research into, the environment.