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158A Appointment of directions panel 386 158AB Decisions and designations by directions panel—like submissions 386 158B Directions by directions panel 387 Division 2—Consideration of submissions 387 158C Panel may treat like submissions as one submission 387 158D Lead submitters for like submissions 388 158E Like submissions and the opportunity to be heard 389 158F Notice of proposal to proceed on the basis of documents 389 158G Consideration of submissions by hearing, on the basis of documents or both 390 159 Directions 392 159A Directions about conferences of experts and joint experts reports 392 160 Hearings to be in public 394 160A Hearings may be conducted in person or by audio link or audio visual link 394 161 General procedure for the consideration of submissions 395 162 Who may appear before a panel? 396 162A Use of conference of experts and joint experts reports in a hearing 396 163 Effect of failure to attend hearing 396 164 Panel may hear two or more submissions together 397 165 Adjournment of hearings 397 166 Technical defects 397 167 Panel may regulate its own proceedings 398 168 Panel may take into account any relevant matter 398 169 Offences 398 170 Immunity for panel members 398 Part 9—Administration 400 Division 1—General powers 400 171 Powers of responsible authority 400 172 Powers of compulsory acquisition 401 Division 1A—Compulsory acquisition of public purpose land specified in infrastructure contributions plans 402 Subdivision 1—General 402 172A Definitions in this Division 402 172B Application of Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 403 Subdivision 2—Acquisition of outer public purpose land 403 172C Development agency may acquire outer public purpose land 403 Subdivision 3—Acquisition of inner public purpose land 403 172D Collecting agency or development agency may acquire inner public purpose land 403 Subdivision 4—Compensation for acquisition of inner public purpose land 404 172E Application of this Subdivision 404 172F Amount of compensation payable to owner of inner public purpose land 404 172G Owner of inner public purpose land not entitled to compensation under the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 405 Division 2—Agreements 406 Subdivision 1—Making of agreements 406 173 Responsible authority may enter into agreements 406 174 Form and contents of agreement 406 175 Bonds and guarantees 407 176 When does an agreement begin? 408 Subdivision 2—Ending and amendment of agreements 408 177 When does an agreement end? 408 178 Amendment of agreements 409 178A Proposal to amend or end agreement 409 178B Matters to be considered in considering proposal to amend or end agreement 410 178C Notice of proposal 411 178D Objections and submissions to responsible authority 412 178E Decision to amend or end agreement 412 178F Notice of decision to amend or end agreement 413 178G Copy of amended agreement to be given to parties 414 178H Responsible authority may require payment of costs 415 178I When does the amendment or ending of an agreement take effect? 415 Subdivision 3—General 416 179 Responsible authority to keep and make available a copy of agreement 416 180 Agreement may not breach planning scheme 416 181 Recording of agreement 416 182 Effect of recording 418 182A New parties to an agreement 418 183 Cancellation or alteration of recording 418 184 Application to Tribunal 419 184A Application to Tribunal by applicant in relation to decisions under Subdivision 2 420 184B Application to Tribunal by party to agreement 421 184C Application to Tribunal by objector 421 184D Application to Tribunal by affected person 421 184E Objectors entitled to notice 421 184F Application to amend or end agreement may be determined after application for review lodged 422 184G Determination of application 422 Division 3—Powers of Minister 423 185 Inquiry powers 423 185A Expedition of planning process 423 185B Power to request contact details 424 Division 4—Delegation 425 186AA Interpretation 425 186 Minister may delegate some powers 425 187 Secretary may delegate powers to employees 426 187A Secretary may delegate powers under Part 9AB 427 188 Planning authorities and responsible authorities may delegate powers 428 188A Victorian Planning Authority may delegate powers 429 189 Minister may delegate to advisory committees and regional planning authorities 431 190 Minister may delegate administration of planning schemes 431 Division 5—Hearings 432 191 Appointment of committee 432 192 Who may be on the committee? 433 193 Who may attend the hearing? 433 194 Functions of committee 433 195 Effect of hearing 433 196 Fees and allowances 433 Division 6—Time 434 197 Expedition 434 Division 6A—Publication and inspection of documents and register requirements 434 197A Public availability requirements 434 197B In person inspection requirements 435 197C Electronic publication requirements 436 197D On request inspection requirements 436 197E Electronic register requirements 437 197F Electronic disclosure of certain personal information in permits and other documents 438 197G Electronic disclosure of certain personal information on registers 439 197H Exception to compliance with certain inspection requirements when an emergency declaration is in force 439 Division 7—Planning certificates 440 198 Application for planning certificate 440 199 Planning certificates 441 200 Certificate to be proof of certain matters 441 201 Underlying zoning 442 Division 8—Change of responsible authority or area 443 201A What if the responsible authority changes? 443 201B What if area of planning scheme changes? 444 201C Changes to schemes arising from changes to municipal boundaries 445 201CA Change in boundary of Port of Melbourne Area 445 Division 9—Supreme Court—limitation of jurisdiction 446 201D Supreme Court—limitation of jurisdiction 446 Part 9A—Projects of State or regional significance 448 201E Definitions 448 201F Declaration of project 448 201G Delegation 449 201H Acquisition by agreement 449 201I Powers of compulsory acquisition 449 201J Secretary's powers to dispose of land 450 201K Recommendation of closure of roads 451 201L Order for closure of road 451 201M Temporary closure of road 452 201N Recommendation for removal of easements and restrictions 452 201O Order for removal of easement or restriction 453 201P Compensation 453 201Q Action by Registrar of Titles and Registrar-General 454 Part 9AB—Precinct project development 456 Division 1—Preliminary 456 201QA Definitions 456 Division 2—Precinct project declarations 461 201QB Precinct project declaration 461 201QC Content of precinct project declaration 463 201QD Publication of precinct project declaration 464 201QE When a precinct project declaration takes effect 464 201QF Precinct project declaration guidelines 464 201QG Premier to ensure consolidated version of precinct project declaration is available 465 201QH Interrelationship with Major Transport Projects Facilitation Act 2009 465 Division 3—Completion of precinct projects 467 201QI Notification of completion of precinct project or a part of a precinct project 467 201QJ Project completion declaration 467 201QK Content of project completion declaration 467 201QL Publication of project completion declaration 468 201QM When project completion declaration takes effect 468 201QN Project authority ceases to have functions in relation to applicable project area under the Major Transport Projects Facilitation Act 2009 468 Division 4—Special precinct project development related functions and powers 469 201QO Power to enter land by persons authorised by Secretary 469 201QP Authorised persons for the purposes of section 201QO 471 Division 5—Utility interface 472 201QR Utility interface powers in relation to planning development of precincts 472 201QS Specification of area or areas of land for purposes of Division 473 Division 6—Miscellaneous 474 201QT Agreements for land within or anticipated to be within a project area 474 Part 9B—Growth areas infrastructure contribution 475 Division 1—Introductory 475 Subdivision 1—Definitions 475 201R Definitions 475 Subdivision 2—Other important terms 483 201RAA Minister may declare growth area 483 201RA GAIC events 484 201RB Excluded events 484 201RC Contribution area 486 201RD What is a sub-sale of dutiable property? 487 201RE What is a significant acquisition? 488 Subdivision 3—Excluded subdivisions and building work 489 201RF Excluded subdivisions of land 489 201RG Excluded building work 491 Subdivision 4—General 492 201RH Taxation Administration Act 1997 492 201RI Part binds the Crown 492 201RJ Application of Divisions 2 and 3 if there is GAIC event that is a certification of a non‑SOC plan of subdivision 493 Division 2—Imposition of growth areas infrastructure contribution 493 Subdivision 1—Liability for GAIC 493 201S Imposition of growth areas infrastructure contribution 493 201SA Circumstances where GAIC not imposed 495 201SB Liability for GAIC taken not to have arisen in certain circumstances 497 201SC Liability for GAIC arising when GAIC event occurs 498 201SD Liability for GAIC arising after GAIC event occurs 498 201SE Time of occurrence of GAIC event 500 201SF Persons liable to pay GAIC 500 Subdivision 2—Amount of GAIC and when payable 502 201SG Amount of GAIC 502 201SGA Apportionment of GAIC on issue of statement of compliance 505 201SH Minister may fix lower increase in GAIC 505 201SI Governor in Council may fix lower GAIC 506 201SJ Instrument or statement must be lodged evidencing dutiable transaction 507 201SK Acquisition statement 508 201SL When and to whom the GAIC is payable 509 201SLA Refund of GAIC if land no longer in contribution area 510