Planning Development and Infrastructure Act 2016
29The form and content of plans and specifications under this Act.
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29 The form and content of plans and specifications under this Act. 30 The availability for public inspection of any information or document for the purposes of this Act and the provision of copies of any such information or document to the public (whether on payment of a prescribed fee, on payment of a reasonable fee fixed by an authority of a prescribed class, or without charge). 31 The prescription, and payment, of fees (including differential fees and including fees that relate to any service provided by the Commission, the Chief Executive or the Department), and the recovery of expenses and the distribution of fees between relevant authorities or other entities. 32 The ability of any prescribed class of person or body to remit, reduce, waive or refund a fee payable under this Act. 33 The application of any amount payable under this Act. 34 Exemptions under this Act. 35 The prescription of time limits for the purposes of this Act. 36 The inspection of any place or work relevant to the assessment of any proposal, application or work under this Act, or to which this Act applies. 37 The provision of a notice to a person or body in prescribed circumstances. 38 The service of any notice or document under this Act. 39 The transfer of development rights between sites. 40 The practices or procedures of assessment panels. 41 Practice directions to be observed by accredited professionals. 42 The practice or procedure of the Court when exercising the jurisdiction under this Act. 43 The fees and costs that are payable in respect of proceedings before the Court under this Act. 44 The payment of money into any fund under this Act. 45 The imposition of penalties, not exceeding $10 000, for breaches of the regulations. 46 The fixing of an expiation fee, not exceeding $750, in respect of any offence against this Act or the regulations and the designation of persons who are authorised to give expiation notices. Schedule 6—Repeal and certain amendments 1—Amendment provisions In this Schedule, a provision under a heading referring to the amendment of a specified Act amends the Act so specified. Part 2—Repeal 2—Repeal (1) The Development Act 1993 is repealed. (2) The Governor may, by proclamation, suspend the repeal of a specified provision or specified provisions of the Development Act 1993 until a subsequent day to be fixed by proclamation, or a day to be fixed by subsequent proclamation. (3) For the purposes of subclause (2), a reference to a provision of the Development Act 1993 extends to a part of a provision (including a definition within a provision).