General considerations in making national environment protection measures
14 General considerations in making national environment protection measures
In making any national environment protection measure, the council must have regard to—
whether the measure is consistent with the agreement, section 3; and
the environmental, economic and social impact of the measure; and
the simplicity, efficiency and effectiveness of the administration of the measure; and
whether the most effective means of achieving the desired environmental outcomes of the measure is by means of a national environment protection standard, goal or guideline or any particular combination thereof; and
the relationship of the measure to existing intergovernmental mechanisms; and
relevant international agreements to which Australia is a party; and
any regional environmental differences in Australia.
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