220Time limits on proceedings—territory priority projects

220 Time limits on proceedings—territory priority projects (1) A person may not start a proceeding in a court in relation to a decision to make a territory priority project declaration more than 2 months after the day the declaration is notified. (2) Despite section 82 (Limitations on challenge to validity of territory plan provisions), the validity of a provision of the territory plan must not be questioned in a legal proceeding if— (a) the provision was inserted or amended by a major plan amendment approved for a territory priority project; and (b) the proceeding started more than 2 months after the day the provision, or amendment of the provision, commenced. (3) A person may not start a proceeding in a court in relation to a decision under part 6.3 (Environmental impact assessment), chapter 7 (Development assessment and approvals) or chapter 10 (Leases and licences) more than 2 months after the day the decision is made if the decision relates to a territory priority project.