sec.76JNotice to decide

### sec.76J Notice to decide The Coordinator-General may, by written notice (a notice to decide ) given to the decision maker for a prescribed decision, require the decision maker to make the decision within the period stated in the notice. The stated period must be at least— 20 business days after the notice is given; or if, under the relevant law for the prescribed decision, the decision maker would, other than for this section, be required to make the decision within a period that is less than the period mentioned in paragraph (a) —the lesser period. The notice to decide must— be accompanied by a copy of the declaration for the prescribed project to which the prescribed decision relates; and identify the decision; and state the decision maker must— make the decision within the stated period; and inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. On receiving the notice to decide, the decision maker must— subject to subsection (6) , make the prescribed decision within the period stated in the notice for that purpose; and inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. The Coordinator-General may, by written notice given to the decision maker and without the decision maker’s agreement, extend the period for making the prescribed decision, having regard to the nature of the prescribed project to which the decision relates. If the Coordinator-General extends the period for making the prescribed decision under subsection (5) , the decision maker must make the decision within the extended period. If the prescribed decision relates to an application for a development approval, or a change application for a development approval (other than a minor change application), the notice to decide may be given to the decision maker only after the decision-making period for the application starts. Before giving a notice to decide for a prescribed decision, other than a decision mentioned in subsection (7) , the Coordinator-General must have regard to the requirements, if any, under the relevant law for the decision about public notification of information or other matters in relation to the decision. Subject to this section, the relevant law for the prescribed decision continues to apply to the making of the decision. s 76J ins 2006 No. 54 s 7 amd 2016 No. 27 s 533 (sec.76J-ssec.1) The Coordinator-General may, by written notice (a notice to decide ) given to the decision maker for a prescribed decision, require the decision maker to make the decision within the period stated in the notice. (sec.76J-ssec.2) The stated period must be at least— 20 business days after the notice is given; or if, under the relevant law for the prescribed decision, the decision maker would, other than for this section, be required to make the decision within a period that is less than the period mentioned in paragraph (a) —the lesser period. (sec.76J-ssec.3) The notice to decide must— be accompanied by a copy of the declaration for the prescribed project to which the prescribed decision relates; and identify the decision; and state the decision maker must— make the decision within the stated period; and inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. (sec.76J-ssec.4) On receiving the notice to decide, the decision maker must— subject to subsection (6) , make the prescribed decision within the period stated in the notice for that purpose; and inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. (sec.76J-ssec.5) The Coordinator-General may, by written notice given to the decision maker and without the decision maker’s agreement, extend the period for making the prescribed decision, having regard to the nature of the prescribed project to which the decision relates. (sec.76J-ssec.6) If the Coordinator-General extends the period for making the prescribed decision under subsection (5) , the decision maker must make the decision within the extended period. (sec.76J-ssec.7) If the prescribed decision relates to an application for a development approval, or a change application for a development approval (other than a minor change application), the notice to decide may be given to the decision maker only after the decision-making period for the application starts. (sec.76J-ssec.8) Before giving a notice to decide for a prescribed decision, other than a decision mentioned in subsection (7) , the Coordinator-General must have regard to the requirements, if any, under the relevant law for the decision about public notification of information or other matters in relation to the decision. (sec.76J-ssec.9) Subject to this section, the relevant law for the prescribed decision continues to apply to the making of the decision. - (a) 20 business days after the notice is given; or - (b) if, under the relevant law for the prescribed decision, the decision maker would, other than for this section, be required to make the decision within a period that is less than the period mentioned in paragraph (a) —the lesser period. - (a) be accompanied by a copy of the declaration for the prescribed project to which the prescribed decision relates; and - (b) identify the decision; and - (c) state the decision maker must— (i) make the decision within the stated period; and (ii) inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. - (i) make the decision within the stated period; and - (ii) inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. - (i) make the decision within the stated period; and - (ii) inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made. - (a) subject to subsection (6) , make the prescribed decision within the period stated in the notice for that purpose; and - (b) inform the Coordinator-General of the decision within 5 business days after it is made.