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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 13 Savings, transitional and related provisions
Part 5 Transitional provisions for Environmental Protection Legislation Amendment Act 2003
[s 620]
(a) the development approval continues to have effect; and
(b) the authority has effect as if it were a registration
certificate for the activity; and
(c) the authority has effect as if the holder of the authority
were the registered operator for the activity; and
(d) any condition of the authority, has effect as if it were a
development condition of the development approval.
620 Additional ground for changing or cancelling
development conditions
(1) This section applies to a condition of an environmental
authority given continuing effect under section 619(2)(d) or
(4)(d).
(2) The administering authority for the environmental authority
may change or cancel the condition if—
(a) the change or cancellation is necessary because the
condition is no longer appropriate as a development
condition of a development approval for the activity; or
(b) the condition needs to be changed or cancelled so that
the administering authority, in applying section 619, can
accurately and reliably identify the conditions of the
development approval; or
(c) the conditions are otherwise unclear, uncertain or
contradictory.
(3) However, the administering must not act under subsection (2)
if the change to or cancellation of the condition adversely
affects the interests of the registered operator for the activity.
(4) If the condition is changed it must in substance reflect the
intent of the condition as included in the environmental
authority as it existed before section 619 commenced.
(5) If the administering authority changes or cancels a condition,
it must within 10 business days—
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