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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 627]
(a) the administering authority, by written notice, asks the
applicant to give the administering authority a stated
document or information relevant to the application; and
(b) the applicant does not give the document or information
to the administering authority within the time stated in
the request or such other time the administering
authority agrees to in writing.
(4) The application lapses at the end of the time stated in the
request or agreed to.
627 Effect of commencement on development approval
applications in progress
(1) Subsection (2) applies if an application for a development
approval, or for an amendment of a development condition of
a development approval, for a chapter 4 activity, has not been
decided and has not lapsed, immediately before the
commencement of this section.
(2) From the commencement, processing of the application and
all matters incidental to the processing must proceed as if the
Environmental Protection Legislation Amendment Act 2003
had not been enacted.
628 Effect of commencement on particular actions in
progress
(1) This section applies for an environmental authority mentioned
in section 619.
(2) Subsection (3) applies if, immediately before the
commencement of this section, all action, that could have
been taken under this Act in relation to a notice given under
section 133 or 135 about the amendment, suspension or
cancellation of the environmental authority, had not been
taken.
(3) From the commencement, any action that had not been taken
before the commencement may be taken under this Act, as
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