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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 10 Surrender of environmental authorities
[s 269]
(b) subject to paragraph (a), consider each of the
following—
(i) the application;
(ii) any monitoring results relating to the rehabilitated
area the subject of the application;
(iii) the final rehabilitation report for the environmental
authority;
(iv) the compliance statement for the environmental
authority, or the part of the environmental authority
the subject of the application;
(v) any advice given by the chief executive of the
MRA department under section 267;
(vi) another matter prescribed under an environmental
protection policy or a regulation; and
(c) if a progressive certification has been given for a
relevant tenure for the environmental authority—
(i) confirm that the certified rehabilitated area for the
relevant tenure still meets the criteria under section
318ZI against which it was certified; and
(ii) if the confirmation is made—give full effect to the
certification; and
(d) if the environmental authority relates to land for which
particulars are or were recorded in the environmental
management register—consider whether or not the land
has been removed from the environmental management
register or the land has a site management plan approved
for it.
269 Restrictions on giving approval
The administering authority may only approve a surrender
application if—
(a) the authority is satisfied the conditions of the
environmental authority have been complied with; and
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