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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Schedule 4
public place means any place the public is entitled to use or is
open to, or used by, the public (whether or not on payment of
an admission fee).
public road means a road that is open to the public, whether
or not on payment of money.
rail transport infrastructure see the Transport Infrastructure
Act 1994, schedule 6.
railway means a private or public railway or railway facility.
Examples of a railway facility—
railway bridge, railway communications system, railway marshalling
station and yard, railway track, works built for a railway
receiving environment, in relation to an activity that causes or
may cause environmental harm, means the part of the
environment to which the harm is, or may be, caused.
recipient means—
(a) for an environmental evaluation—the person on whom
the requirement for the evaluation is made; or
(b) for an environmental protection order—the person to
whom the order is issued; or
(c) for an ERMP direction, direction notice, clean-up notice
or cost recovery notice—the person to whom the
direction or notice is issued; or
(d) for a notice to conduct or commission a site
investigation—the person to whom the notice is given;
or
(e) for a remediation notice—the person to whom the notice
is given; or
(f) for a notice to prepare or commission a site investigation
report—the person to whom the notice is given.
recognised entity means any of the following—
(a) the administering authority;
(b) the department in which the Fisheries Act 1994 or Water
Act 2000 is administered;
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