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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 11 Administration
Part 2 Delegations
[s 515]
(b) make a local law (not inconsistent with this Act) about
any matter for which it is necessary or convenient to
make provision for carrying out or giving effect to the
devolved matter.
(6) Despite subsection (5)(a), a local government may make a
resolution or local law prescribing a different fee, whether
higher or lower, for something for which a fee is prescribed
under a regulation.
(6A) Despite subsection (5)(b), a local government may make a
local law, for carrying out or giving effect to the devolved
matter, that is inconsistent with a regulation if the local law
imposes requirements in relation to environmental nuisance.
(7) If the chief executive is satisfied the local government has
failed to do anything in the administration or enforcement of
the devolved matter—
(a) the chief executive may do the thing; and
(b) the reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the chief
executive are a debt payable by the local government to
the State.
Part 2 Delegations
515 Delegation by Minister
The Minister may delegate the Minister’s powers under this
Act to an appropriately qualified public service officer.
516 Delegation by chief executive
(1) The chief executive may delegate the executive’s powers
under this Act as the chief executive to—
(a) an appropriately qualified—
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