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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 5 Environmental authorities and environmentally relevant activities
Part 7 Amendment of environmental authorities by application
[s 226]
(b) be made in the approved form; and
(c) be accompanied by the fee prescribed under a
regulation; and
(d) describe the proposed amendment; and
(e) describe the land that will be affected by the proposed
amendment; and
(f) describe any development permits in effect under the
Planning Act for the carrying out of the relevant activity
for the authority; and
(g) state whether each relevant activity will, if the
amendment is made, comply with any eligibility criteria
for the activity; and
(h) if the application states that each relevant activity will, if
the amendment is made, comply with any eligibility
criteria for the activity—include a declaration that the
statement is correct; and
(i) state whether the application seeks to change a
condition identified in the authority as a standard
condition; and
(j) if the application relates to a new relevant resource
tenure for the authority that is an exploration permit or
GHG permit—state whether the applicant seeks an
amended environmental authority that is subject to the
standard conditions for the relevant activity or authority,
to the extent it relates to the permit; and
(k) include an assessment of the likely impact of the
proposed amendment on the environmental values,
including—
(i) a description of the environmental values likely to
be affected by the proposed amendment; and
(ii) details of any emissions or releases likely to be
generated by the proposed amendment; and
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