Planning Act 1999
30RAmendment decision and effect of decision
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30R Amendment decision and effect of decision (1) The Minister must make an amendment decision for the concurrent application as soon as practicable after the Minister has considered the matters mentioned in section 30S. See section 30T(2) and (3) in relation to a concurrent application that is altered by the Minister. (2) An amendment decision is a decision to: (a) approve the amendment proposal: (i) as specified in the concurrent application; or (ii) as altered by the Minister under section 30T(1); or (b) refuse to approve the amendment proposal: (i) as specified in the concurrent application; or (ii) as altered by the Minister under section 30T(1). (3) An amendment decision approving the amendment proposal takes effect: (a) only if the consent authority consents to the development proposal under section 30W(1)(a) or (b) and, after the determination of any applications under Part 9, issues a development permit under section 54 for the proposal; and (b) if a development permit is issued – on the date on which the development permit is issued. (4) An amendment decision refusing to approve the amendment proposal has the effect that the concurrent application lapses.