Effects of decision
57 Effects of decision
The Authority’s decision under section 56 about the prescribed decision or prescribed process, including a decision to impose a condition—
is taken to be a decision of the decision-maker (the original decision-maker) under the relevant law for the prescribed decision or prescribed process but a person may not appeal against the Authority’s decision under this Act or the relevant law, and
takes effect when the applicant for the prescribed decision or prescribed process and the original decision-maker are given notice under section 58(1) of the Authority’s decision.
If the original decision-maker makes another prescribed decision for the declared project, or development in the reconstruction area or disaster prevention area, to which the step-in notice relates, the other prescribed decision must not be inconsistent with the Authority’s decision.
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