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State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971
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### sec.54ZC Deciding amendment application
The Coordinator-General must decide whether to approve or refuse each amendment application.
If an amendment application is required to be notified under section 54ZB (1) , the Coordinator-General must not decide the application until the submission period has ended.
In deciding an amendment application, the Coordinator-General must—
consider all of the following—
any impacts the proposed amendment is likely to have on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision;
any further information about the proposed amendment received under section 54ZA ;
any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation;
all accepted submissions for the application;
the matters mentioned in section 54J (2) ; and
ensure the amended environmental approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement.
Also, the Coordinator-General may consider—
the proponent’s environmental record or, for an amendment application for a change of proponent, the proposed new proponent’s environmental record; and
any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant.
If the Coordinator-General decides to approve an amendment application, the Coordinator-General may also decide to—
amend or remove a condition of the environmental approval; or
impose a further condition.
Section 54U applies for a decision under subsection (5) .
s 54ZC ins 2014 No. 36 s 52
(sec.54ZC-ssec.1) The Coordinator-General must decide whether to approve or refuse each amendment application.
(sec.54ZC-ssec.2) If an amendment application is required to be notified under section 54ZB (1) , the Coordinator-General must not decide the application until the submission period has ended.
(sec.54ZC-ssec.3) In deciding an amendment application, the Coordinator-General must— consider all of the following— any impacts the proposed amendment is likely to have on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; any further information about the proposed amendment received under section 54ZA ; any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; all accepted submissions for the application; the matters mentioned in section 54J (2) ; and ensure the amended environmental approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement.
(sec.54ZC-ssec.4) Also, the Coordinator-General may consider— the proponent’s environmental record or, for an amendment application for a change of proponent, the proposed new proponent’s environmental record; and any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant.
(sec.54ZC-ssec.5) If the Coordinator-General decides to approve an amendment application, the Coordinator-General may also decide to— amend or remove a condition of the environmental approval; or impose a further condition.
(sec.54ZC-ssec.6) Section 54U applies for a decision under subsection (5) .
- (a) consider all of the following— (i) any impacts the proposed amendment is likely to have on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision; (ii) any further information about the proposed amendment received under section 54ZA ; (iii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation; (iv) all accepted submissions for the application; (v) the matters mentioned in section 54J (2) ; and
- (i) any impacts the proposed amendment is likely to have on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision;
- (ii) any further information about the proposed amendment received under section 54ZA ;
- (iii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation;
- (iv) all accepted submissions for the application;
- (v) the matters mentioned in section 54J (2) ; and
- (b) ensure the amended environmental approval and conditions are not inconsistent with the bilateral agreement.
- (i) any impacts the proposed amendment is likely to have on each environmental matter protected by a specified provision;
- (ii) any further information about the proposed amendment received under section 54ZA ;
- (iii) any criteria for the decision prescribed by regulation;
- (iv) all accepted submissions for the application;
- (v) the matters mentioned in section 54J (2) ; and
- (a) the proponent’s environmental record or, for an amendment application for a change of proponent, the proposed new proponent’s environmental record; and
- (b) any other matter the Coordinator-General considers relevant.
- (a) amend or remove a condition of the environmental approval; or
- (b) impose a further condition.