Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016

A landholder of the whole or any part of an area of land subject to an interim protection order may appeal to the Land and Environment Court against the making of the order or any of its terms.

An appeal is to be made within the time prescribed by the regulations and in the manner prescribed by the rules of the Court.

The lodging of an appeal does not, except to the extent that the Court otherwise directs in relation to the appeal, operate to stay action on the interim protection order appealed against.

In deciding an appeal, the Court is to have regard to—

any hardship caused to the landholder by the making of the order or any of its terms, and

the purposes of the order, and

the public interest.