Nature Conservation Act 2014
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90C Conservation advice (1) The scientific committee must prepare an advice about each item included in a list (a conservation advice). (2) However, the scientific committee need not prepare a conservation advice for an item if— (a) the committee adopts an advice for the item under section 90E (Conservation advice—adopting advice for nationally threatened item); or (b) the item is listed in a provisional category of a threatened native species list or a threatened ecological communities list. Note For a nationally threatened item, an advice adopted under s 90E is the conservation advice. (3) The conservation advice must— (a) set out— (i) the grounds on which the item is eligible to be included in, transferred within, or omitted from, the list; and (ii) the main factors that make it eligible; and
(b) include anything else required to be included by a conservation advice guideline. Note 1 The conservation advice need not contain the precise location of a species or community (see s 363). Note 2 Eligibility for the threatened native species list is dealt with in s 64 and (4) A conservation advice, including a conservation advice adopted under section 90E, is a notifiable instrument. (5) However, a conservation advice must be notified within 20 days after the following happens: (a) the Minister makes a decision to include an item on a list or transfer an item within a list; (b) the scientific committee amends the conservation advice. conservation advice guidelines—see section 90B (1).