When administering authority must make final decision on application
194 When administering authority must make final decision on application
The administering authority must make a final decision under section 194A for an application if—
the administering authority referred the application to the Land Court under section 185 and an objections decision is made about the application; or
the administering authority referred the application to the Land Court under section 185 because of an objection notice but, before an objections decision is made about the application, all objection notices for the application are struck out or withdrawn.
The final decision must be made—
if the MRA Minister or State Development Minister is given a copy of the objections decision under section 192—
if there is a proposed PRC plan for the application—within 20 business days after the end of the longer period within which either Minister must give advice relating to the application under section 193; or
otherwise—within 10 business days after the end of the longer period within which either Minister must give advice relating to the application under section 193; or
if paragraph (a) does not apply—
if there is a proposed PRC plan for the application—within 20 business days after receipt by the administering authority of notice under section 182(4) that the last remaining objection notice for the application is withdrawn; or
otherwise—within 10 business days after receipt by the administering authority of notice under section 182(4) that the last remaining objection notice for the application is withdrawn.
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