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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 8 Amalgamating environmental authorities
[s 248]
(2) The administering authority may only approve an application
for an amalgamated local government authority if—
(a) the applicant is a local government; and
(b) the relevant activities for the existing environmental
authorities do not constitute a significant business
activity; and
(c) the administering authority is satisfied there is an
appropriate degree of integration between the activities.
(3) The administering authority may only approve an application
for an amalgamated project authority if it is satisfied the
relevant activities for the existing environmental authorities
are being carried out as a single integrated operation.
(4) In this section—
significant business activity has the meaning given by the
Local Government Act 2009, section 43.
Division 3 Miscellaneous provisions
248 Steps after deciding amalgamation application
If the administering authority decides to approve an
amalgamation application, it must, within 5 business days
after the decision is made—
(a) amalgamate the existing environmental authorities to
give effect to the amalgamation; and
(b) issue to the applicant—
(i) if the application is for an amalgamated corporate
authority—an amalgamated corporate authority; or
(ii) if the application is for an amalgamated local
government authority—an amalgamated local
government authority; or
(iii) if the application is for an amalgamated project
authority—an amalgamated project authority; and
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