Cost recovery

In force

The territory planning authority may recover from the proponent of a development proposal to which an EIS relates the direct and indirect costs incurred by the authority—

(a)

in preparing an EIS assessment report for the proposal under section 126; and

(b)

in engaging a consultant to assist with the collection or analysis of information relevant to the authority’s assessment of matters under any of the following provisions:

(i)

section 109 (3) (Application for EIS scoping document);

(ii)

section 120 (Rejection of EIS before consideration);

(iii)

section 121 (3) (Authority consideration of EIS);

(iv)

section 122 (Chance to address unaddressed matters);

(v)

section 123 (Rejection of EIS after consideration).

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124 Cost recovery