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Regional Planning Interests Act 2014
sec.36Consequence of failure to notify
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### sec.36 Consequence of failure to notify
This section applies if the applicant has not complied with section 35 within the period that ends—
20 business days after the day the assessment application was made; or
on a later day decided by an assessor for the application by notice.
The chief executive may—
if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or
refuse to decide the application until the applicant has complied with section 35 to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or
decide the application is lapsed.
(sec.36-ssec.1) This section applies if the applicant has not complied with section 35 within the period that ends— 20 business days after the day the assessment application was made; or on a later day decided by an assessor for the application by notice.
(sec.36-ssec.2) The chief executive may— if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or refuse to decide the application until the applicant has complied with section 35 to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or decide the application is lapsed.
- (a) 20 business days after the day the assessment application was made; or
- (b) on a later day decided by an assessor for the application by notice.
- (a) if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or
- (b) refuse to decide the application until the applicant has complied with section 35 to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or
- (c) decide the application is lapsed.