Land management plan—minor amendments
398 Land management plan—minor amendments
This section applies if—
a land management plan for an area of public land is in force (the existing plan); and
the custodian of the land considers that minor amendments to the existing plan are appropriate.
The custodian—
may prepare a new draft land management plan for the area, incorporating the minor amendments into the existing plan; and
need not comply with the requirements in this part; and
may submit the new draft plan to the Minister for approval.
If the custodian submits a new draft land management plan to the Minister for approval, the Minister must—
approve the new draft plan; or
reject the new draft plan.
An amended land management plan is a land management plan for the purposes of s 395.
In this section:
minor amendment, of a land management plan for an area of public land, means an amendment that will improve the effectiveness or technical efficiency of the plan without changing the substance of the plan.
Examples
1 minor correction to improve effectiveness
2 omission of something redundant
3 technical adjustment to improve efficiency
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