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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 3 Environmental impact statements
Part 1 EIS process
[s 58]
(a) if, at the end of the submission period, the chief
executive has accepted any submissions—the day the
notice mentioned in subsection (1) was given; or
(b) if, under section 56A, the chief executive originally
decided to refuse to allow the submitted EIS to proceed
but, under section 56B, the Minister decided to allow it
to proceed—the giving to the proponent of notice of the
Minister’s decision; or
(c) otherwise—the end of the submission period.
Editor’s note—
For public inspection of the EIS assessment report, see sections 540A
(Registers to be kept by chief executive) and 542 (Inspection of
register).
58 Criteria for preparing report
In preparing an EIS assessment report, the chief executive
must consider the following—
(a) the final terms of reference for the EIS;
(b) the submitted EIS;
(c) all properly made submissions and any other
submissions accepted by the chief executive;
(d) the standard criteria;
(e) another matter prescribed under a regulation.
59 Required content of report
An EIS assessment report must—
(a) address the adequacy of the EIS in addressing the final
terms of reference; and
(b) address the adequacy of any environmental management
plan for the project; and
(c) make recommendations about the suitability of the
project; and
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