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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 7 Transitional provisions for Environmental Protection and Other Legislation
Amendment Act 2004
[s 638]
638 Re-issuing of environmental authorities if they do not
form a single mining or petroleum project
(1) The administering authority may, at any time after the
commencement, decide whether the constituent parts together
form a single mining or petroleum project.
(2) If the administering authority decides the constituent parts are
for different mining or petroleum projects, it may—
(a) cancel the constituent parts as environmental
authorities; and
(b) issue to the former holder of the cancelled constituent
parts new environmental authorities (mining activities)
or environmental authorities (petroleum activities) for
each of the different mining or petroleum projects.
(3) The conditions of each of the new environmental authorities
must be the conditions of the cancelled constituent parts that
applied to the mining or petroleum project the subject of the
new environmental authority, subject to any necessary
changes.
Subdivision 3 Other provisions
639 Environmental authorities under old chapter 4A
(1) A licence, other than a provisional licence, under old chapter
4A in force immediately before the commencement is, on the
commencement, taken to be a non-code compliant authority
under new chapter 4A for a level 1 petroleum activity.
(2) On the commencement, a provisional licence under old
chapter 4A ceases to be an environmental authority.
(3) A level 2 approval under old chapter 4A in force immediately
before the commencement is, on the commencement, taken to
be a non-code compliant authority under new chapter 4A, for
a level 2 petroleum activity.
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