Planning Regulation 2017

A full planning and development certificate for premises, in addition to the information contained in a limited and standard planning and development certificate, must include or be accompanied by—

if a relevant approval for the premises includes conditions (including conditions about the carrying out of works or the payment of money, other than under a community benefit agreement or an infrastructure agreement) imposed, or required to be imposed, by the local government—a statement about the fulfilment or non-fulfilment of each condition, at a stated day after the day the certificate was applied for; and

if a community benefit agreement applies to the premises and the local government is a party to the agreement—

details of the nature and extent of any obligations under the agreement that have not been fulfilled; and

details of any security required under the agreement, including whether any payment required to be made under the security has been made; and

if an infrastructure agreement applies to the premises and the local government is a party to the agreement—

details of the nature and extent of any obligations under the agreement that have not been fulfilled; and

details of any security required under the agreement, including whether any payment required to be made under the security has been made; and

details of any prosecution, or proceedings for a prosecution, for a development offence under the Act, the old Act or the repealed IPA relating to the premises that the local government is aware of.

However—

subsection (1)(a) does not apply in relation to a condition of a relevant approval if the condition relates to the ongoing use of the premises; and

the applicant may request that a full planning and development certificate be given without the information normally contained in a limited or standard planning and development certificate.

In this section—

a development approval in effect for the premises; or

a master plan applying to the premises that continues to have effect under section 315 of the Act.