Section sec.34A - State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 - Coordinator-General decides whether to accept draft EIS as final EIS

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### sec.34A Coordinator-General decides whether to accept draft EIS as final EIS After the end of the submission period for a draft EIS, the Coordinator-General must— consider the following— the draft EIS; any properly made submissions for the draft EIS; any other material the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project; and decide whether or not to accept the draft EIS as the final EIS for the project. The Coordinator-General may decide not to accept the draft EIS as the final EIS if satisfied additional information is needed about— an environmental effect of the project; or any other matter the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project. s 34A ins 2014 No. 40 s 37 (sec.34A-ssec.1) After the end of the submission period for a draft EIS, the Coordinator-General must— consider the following— the draft EIS; any properly made submissions for the draft EIS; any other material the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project; and decide whether or not to accept the draft EIS as the final EIS for the project. (sec.34A-ssec.2) The Coordinator-General may decide not to accept the draft EIS as the final EIS if satisfied additional information is needed about— an environmental effect of the project; or any other matter the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project. - (a) consider the following— (i) the draft EIS; (ii) any properly made submissions for the draft EIS; (iii) any other material the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project; and - (i) the draft EIS; - (ii) any properly made submissions for the draft EIS; - (iii) any other material the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project; and - (b) decide whether or not to accept the draft EIS as the final EIS for the project. - (i) the draft EIS; - (ii) any properly made submissions for the draft EIS; - (iii) any other material the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project; and - (a) an environmental effect of the project; or - (b) any other matter the Coordinator-General considers is relevant to the project.