Revoking a plan
283A Revoking a plan
The Minister may, by legislative instrument:
revoke a recovery plan for the whole of a listed threatened species or the whole of a listed threatened ecological community if the Minister decides under section 269AA to:
have a recovery plan for part of the species or ecological community; or
not have a recovery plan at all for the species or community; or
revoke a recovery plan for part of a listed threatened species or part of a listed threatened ecological community if the Minister decides under section 269AA to:
have a recovery plan for the whole species or community; or
have a recovery plan for a different part of the species or community; or
not have a recovery plan at all for the species or community; or
revoke a threat abatement plan for the whole of a key threatening process if the Minister decides under section 270A to:
have a threat abatement plan for one or more parts of the process; or
not have a threat abatement plan at all for the process; or
revoke a threat abatement plan for one or more parts of a key threatening process if the Minister decides under section 270A to:
have a threat abatement plan for the whole process; or
have a threat abatement plan for a different part of the process; or
not have a threat abatement plan at all for the process.
The Minister must publish in accordance with the regulations (if any):
the instrument revoking the plan; and
the Minister’s reasons for revoking the plan.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
- World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 - Proclamation under section 10 - para 3(b) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Regulations (26/05/1983) · under Subdiv A of Div 1 of Pt 3
- World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 - Proclamation under section 9 - para 3(b) of the World Heritage Properties Conservation Regulations (26/05/1983) · under Subdiv A of Div 1 of Pt 3
97 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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