MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994

Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 5 Environmental authorities and environmentally relevant activities
Part 5 Decision stage

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          (3)   A condition imposed under subsection (2) is taken to be a
                standard condition imposed on the authority.

205        Conditions that must be imposed for site-specific
           applications
          (1)   This section applies for a site-specific application if—
                (a)   the administering authority decides to approve the
                      application subject to conditions; and
                (b)   the application relates to a coordinated project.
          (2)   The administering authority must impose on the
                environmental authority or draft environmental authority any
                conditions   for     the    authority    stated    in    the
                Coordinator-General’s report for the relevant activity
                (Coordinator-General’s conditions).
          (3)   Any other condition imposed on the authority can not be
                inconsistent with a Coordinator-General’s condition.

206        Environmental authority for particular resource activities
           includes condition prohibiting use of restricted
           stimulation fluids
          (1)   This section applies for an environmental authority issued for
                a resource activity other than a mining activity.
          (2)   The environmental authority is taken to include a condition
                prohibiting the use of restricted stimulation fluids.
                Example for subsection (2)—
                  the use of hydrocarbon chemicals to stimulate the fracturing of coal
                  seams
          (3)   The condition mentioned in subsection (2) is taken to be a
                standard condition imposed on the environmental authority.
          (4)   In this section—
                restricted stimulation fluids means fluids used for the
                purpose of stimulation, including fracturing, that contain the

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