Matters determined by joint regional planning panels
15 Matters determined by joint regional planning panels
If—
a development application was made but not determined before the commencement of Schedule 4A and a regional panel was exercising the consent authority functions of the council when the application was made, and
the regional panel ceased to exercise those functions on the commencement of that Schedule,
the council may exercise those functions.
An application (whether made before or after the commencement of Schedule 4A) for modification of a development application for development for which a regional panel ceased to exercise the consent authority functions of a council on that commencement is to be determined by that council.
Despite subclause (1), the applicable regional panel continues to exercise the consent authority functions of a council for the following development applications (but not for the modification of those development applications)—
a development application for development that has a capital investment value of more than $10 million if the development application was made, but not determined by the panel, before the commencement of Schedule 4A,
a development application for development referred to in clause 13B(1)(f) of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Major Development) 2005, if the development application was made, but not determined by the panel, before the commencement of Schedule 4A,
the first stage of a staged development application for development referred to in clause 13G of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Major Development) 2005, if the development application was made, but not determined by the panel, before the commencement of Schedule 4A.
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