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CurrentMatters dealt with by environment protection objectives
Part 4Environment protection objectives
Division 1Purpose and contents of objectives
16 Matters dealt with by environment protection objectives
An environment protection objective may be made in relation to any of the following:
(a)
air quality;
(b)
water quality;
(c) soil quality as it relates to the assessment, management and clean up of polluted soil;
(d)
a type or class of contaminant;
(e)
a type or class of waste;
(f)
a type or class of industry or activity;
(g)
waste management;
(h)
a technology or process;
(j)
a pollution control practice,
and may relate to all of the Territory, or a part of the Territory, as specified in the objective.
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