National Environment Protection Council (Queensland) Act 1994
sec.22AMinor variation of measures
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sec.22A Minor variation of measures
The Council may vary a national environment protection measure if— the variation is supported by a unanimous resolution of all the members; and the resolution states that the variation does not involve a significant change in the effect of the national environment protection measure. A variation under this section is a minor variation. If the Council decides that a variation does not involve a significant change in the effect of the national environment protection measure, the Council must prepare— a draft of the proposed variation; and a statement about the variation explaining each of the following— the reasons for the proposed variation; the nature and effect of the proposed variation; the reasons why the Council is satisfied the proposed variation is a minor variation. s 22A ins 2003 No. 96 s 7 (sec.22A-ssec.1) The Council may vary a national environment protection measure if— the variation is supported by a unanimous resolution of all the members; and the resolution states that the variation does not involve a significant change in the effect of the national environment protection measure. (sec.22A-ssec.2) A variation under this section is a minor variation. (sec.22A-ssec.3) If the Council decides that a variation does not involve a significant change in the effect of the national environment protection measure, the Council must prepare— a draft of the proposed variation; and a statement about the variation explaining each of the following— the reasons for the proposed variation; the nature and effect of the proposed variation; the reasons why the Council is satisfied the proposed variation is a minor variation.
- (a) the variation is supported by a unanimous resolution of all the members; and
- (b) the resolution states that the variation does not involve a significant change in the effect of the national environment protection measure.
- (a) a draft of the proposed variation; and
- (b) a statement about the variation explaining each of the following— (i) the reasons for the proposed variation; (ii) the nature and effect of the proposed variation; (iii) the reasons why the Council is satisfied the proposed variation is a minor variation.
- (i) the reasons for the proposed variation;
- (ii) the nature and effect of the proposed variation;
- (iii) the reasons why the Council is satisfied the proposed variation is a minor variation.
- (i) the reasons for the proposed variation;
- (ii) the nature and effect of the proposed variation;
- (iii) the reasons why the Council is satisfied the proposed variation is a minor variation.