sec.15What part is about

### sec.15 What part is about This part sets out— the process for making, amending or repealing a local planning instrument; and the State’s powers in relation to local planning instruments. A local planning instrument, or amendment of a local planning instrument, (the instrument ) that is made substantially in compliance with the process in division 2 is valid, as long as any noncompliance does not— for the making or amending of a planning scheme or TLPI—restrict the Minister’s opportunity to consider whether the instrument would adversely affect State interests; or if the process provides for public consultation about the instrument— restrict the public’s opportunity to properly make submissions about the instrument under that process; or adversely affect public awareness of the existence and nature of the instrument. (sec.15-ssec.1) This part sets out— the process for making, amending or repealing a local planning instrument; and the State’s powers in relation to local planning instruments. (sec.15-ssec.2) A local planning instrument, or amendment of a local planning instrument, (the instrument ) that is made substantially in compliance with the process in division 2 is valid, as long as any noncompliance does not— for the making or amending of a planning scheme or TLPI—restrict the Minister’s opportunity to consider whether the instrument would adversely affect State interests; or if the process provides for public consultation about the instrument— restrict the public’s opportunity to properly make submissions about the instrument under that process; or adversely affect public awareness of the existence and nature of the instrument. - (a) the process for making, amending or repealing a local planning instrument; and - (b) the State’s powers in relation to local planning instruments. - (a) for the making or amending of a planning scheme or TLPI—restrict the Minister’s opportunity to consider whether the instrument would adversely affect State interests; or - (b) if the process provides for public consultation about the instrument— (i) restrict the public’s opportunity to properly make submissions about the instrument under that process; or (ii) adversely affect public awareness of the existence and nature of the instrument. - (i) restrict the public’s opportunity to properly make submissions about the instrument under that process; or - (ii) adversely affect public awareness of the existence and nature of the instrument. - (i) restrict the public’s opportunity to properly make submissions about the instrument under that process; or - (ii) adversely affect public awareness of the existence and nature of the instrument.