Contents of enforcement notice
77C Contents of enforcement notice
An enforcement notice must be in writing and specify the following:
the person to whom it is issued;
the provision that the consent authority believes was, is being or is likely to be contravened by the person and the grounds for that belief;
the action or activity that the person is required to take or refrain from taking to remedy the contravention and to comply with the provision;
the dates or times associated with any requirement in the notice;
the person's right to apply to the Tribunal for review of the notice.
An enforcement notice may impose any requirement reasonably required to remedy or prevent the contravention, including one or more of the following:
a requirement that the person cease, or not commence, a specified activity;
a requirement that the person not undertake or continue a specified activity except at specified times or subject to specified conditions;
a requirement that the person undertake a specified activity within a specified period or at specified times or in specified circumstances;
a requirement prescribed by regulation.
An enforcement notice is binding on each person to whom it is issued.
An application to the Tribunal for review of an enforcement notice does not stay the operation of the notice.
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