sec.54WCriteria for decision

### sec.54W Criteria for decision This section applies to the Coordinator-General in deciding whether to issue an environmental approval for the coordinated project or impose conditions on the approval. The Coordinator-General must— consider all of the following— the impacts the project has had, will have or is likely to have, on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; the protected matters report; any further information provided under a notice under section 54S (2) ; any information, advice or comment given under section 54S (6) ; all accepted submissions for the project; and ensure the approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement. Also, the Coordinator-General may consider— the proponent’s environmental record; and any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant. The Coordinator-General must prepare a report (an assessment report ) that— demonstrates the Coordinator-General’s consideration of the matters mentioned in subsections (2) and (3) ; and identifies the information and opinions, and the source of the information and opinions, on which the consideration is based. s 54W ins 2014 No. 36 s 52 (sec.54W-ssec.1) This section applies to the Coordinator-General in deciding whether to issue an environmental approval for the coordinated project or impose conditions on the approval. (sec.54W-ssec.2) The Coordinator-General must— consider all of the following— the impacts the project has had, will have or is likely to have, on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; the protected matters report; any further information provided under a notice under section 54S (2) ; any information, advice or comment given under section 54S (6) ; all accepted submissions for the project; and ensure the approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement. (sec.54W-ssec.3) Also, the Coordinator-General may consider— the proponent’s environmental record; and any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant. (sec.54W-ssec.4) The Coordinator-General must prepare a report (an assessment report ) that— demonstrates the Coordinator-General’s consideration of the matters mentioned in subsections (2) and (3) ; and identifies the information and opinions, and the source of the information and opinions, on which the consideration is based. - (a) consider all of the following— (i) the impacts the project has had, will have or is likely to have, on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; (ii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; (iii) the protected matters report; (iv) any further information provided under a notice under section 54S (2) ; (v) any information, advice or comment given under section 54S (6) ; (vi) all accepted submissions for the project; and - (i) the impacts the project has had, will have or is likely to have, on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; - (ii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; - (iii) the protected matters report; - (iv) any further information provided under a notice under section 54S (2) ; - (v) any information, advice or comment given under section 54S (6) ; - (vi) all accepted submissions for the project; and - (b) ensure the approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement. - (i) the impacts the project has had, will have or is likely to have, on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; - (ii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; - (iii) the protected matters report; - (iv) any further information provided under a notice under section 54S (2) ; - (v) any information, advice or comment given under section 54S (6) ; - (vi) all accepted submissions for the project; and - (a) the proponent’s environmental record; and - (b) any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant. - (a) demonstrates the Coordinator-General’s consideration of the matters mentioned in subsections (2) and (3) ; and - (b) identifies the information and opinions, and the source of the information and opinions, on which the consideration is based.