sec.95Directions to decision-makers—current applications

### sec.95 Directions to decision-makers—current applications The Minister may, by gazette notice, direct a decision-maker to do any of the following in relation to an undecided application— to exercise one of the decision-maker’s functions, within a stated reasonable period; not to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; for a development application for which a deemed approval has not taken effect under section 64 — to impose stated development conditions on any development approval given; or to give a preliminary approval for all or part of the application; for change representations or a change application—to impose, or amend, stated development conditions on the development approval. For subsection (1) (b) — a direction not to decide an application must state that the Minister may, within the stated period, call in the application or give a further direction; and the Minister may not call in the application after the stated period ends. The Minister must give a copy of the direction to— the decision-maker; and the applicant; and for an application other than change representations—each referral agency other than the chief executive. If a direction not to decide an application is given— the process for administering the application stops when the direction is given; and the balance of the process restarts on the day after— the stated period ends; or if the Minister calls in the application or gives another direction before the stated period ends—the Minister calls in the application or gives the other direction. (sec.95-ssec.1) The Minister may, by gazette notice, direct a decision-maker to do any of the following in relation to an undecided application— to exercise one of the decision-maker’s functions, within a stated reasonable period; not to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; for a development application for which a deemed approval has not taken effect under section 64 — to impose stated development conditions on any development approval given; or to give a preliminary approval for all or part of the application; for change representations or a change application—to impose, or amend, stated development conditions on the development approval. (sec.95-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (b) — a direction not to decide an application must state that the Minister may, within the stated period, call in the application or give a further direction; and the Minister may not call in the application after the stated period ends. (sec.95-ssec.3) The Minister must give a copy of the direction to— the decision-maker; and the applicant; and for an application other than change representations—each referral agency other than the chief executive. (sec.95-ssec.4) If a direction not to decide an application is given— the process for administering the application stops when the direction is given; and the balance of the process restarts on the day after— the stated period ends; or if the Minister calls in the application or gives another direction before the stated period ends—the Minister calls in the application or gives the other direction. - (a) to exercise one of the decision-maker’s functions, within a stated reasonable period; - (b) not to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; - (c) to decide the application, within a stated period of at least 20 business days; - (d) for a development application for which a deemed approval has not taken effect under section 64 — (i) to impose stated development conditions on any development approval given; or (ii) to give a preliminary approval for all or part of the application; - (i) to impose stated development conditions on any development approval given; or - (ii) to give a preliminary approval for all or part of the application; - (e) for change representations or a change application—to impose, or amend, stated development conditions on the development approval. - (i) to impose stated development conditions on any development approval given; or - (ii) to give a preliminary approval for all or part of the application; - (a) a direction not to decide an application must state that the Minister may, within the stated period, call in the application or give a further direction; and - (b) the Minister may not call in the application after the stated period ends. - (a) the decision-maker; and - (b) the applicant; and - (c) for an application other than change representations—each referral agency other than the chief executive. - (a) the process for administering the application stops when the direction is given; and - (b) the balance of the process restarts on the day after— (i) the stated period ends; or (ii) if the Minister calls in the application or gives another direction before the stated period ends—the Minister calls in the application or gives the other direction. - (i) the stated period ends; or - (ii) if the Minister calls in the application or gives another direction before the stated period ends—the Minister calls in the application or gives the other direction. - (i) the stated period ends; or - (ii) if the Minister calls in the application or gives another direction before the stated period ends—the Minister calls in the application or gives the other direction.