An incorporated association formed specifically to challenge a planning decision, with no prior history of activities and no interests of its own affected by the decision, will not have standing to seek judicial review merely because its members may have standing. A permit condition imposed under the general condition-making power in s 62(2) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (Vic) can validly authorise the extension of a planning permit independently of the specific extension power in s 69, as the two provisions have overlapping rather than exclusive effect.
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