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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 7 Environmental management
Part 5A Direction notices
[s 363C]
(2) Before deciding to issue a direction notice in relation to the
contravention, the authorised person must—
(a) consider the general emission criteria stated in
subsection (3); and
(b) if the emission is of noise, consider the noise emission
criteria stated in subsection (4); and
(c) having regard to those criteria, consider whether it
would be appropriate to issue the direction notice or to
first try to resolve the matter in another way.
(3) The general emission criteria, for a particular emission, are as
follows—
(a) the emission’s characteristics or qualities;
(b) the emission’s amount or rate;
(c) the duration and time of the emission;
(d) whether the emission is continuous or fluctuating;
(e) the characteristics and qualities of the receiving
environment, including the types of emissions that could
reasonably be expected in the receiving environment;
(f) the emission’s impact on the receiving environment;
(g) in relation to each affected person for the emission—
(i) any views of the affected person about the
emission of which the authorised person is aware,
including views about the degree of interference
caused, or likely to be caused, by the emission to
lawful activities at the place occupied by the
affected person; and
(ii) the order of occupancy between the person causing
the emission and the affected person; and
(iii) for the period during which the person causing the
emission has occupied the place from which the
emission is generated and the affected person has
occupied the place affected by the emission—
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