Preparation of draft IAR
34G Preparation of draft IAR
The proponent of the project must prepare a draft IAR for the project.
The draft IAR must include—
details of the project; and
information about the likely environmental effects of the project; and
a statement about whether or not any of the following approvals (each of which is a notifiable approval) is required for the project—
a development approval if the development application for the approval would, under the Planning Act, require impact assessment;
an environmental authority if the application for the authority would, under the Environmental Protection Act, chapter 5, part 4, require public notification;
a regional interests development approval if the application for the approval would, under the Regional Planning Interests Act 2014, be notifiable;
another approval under an Act if—
the application for the approval requires, other than under the Planning Act, the Environmental Protection Act, chapter 5 or the Regional Planning Interests Act 2014, part 3, an EIS or a similar statement to address the environmental effects of the approval; and
the application for, or the granting of, the approval requires public notification under the relevant Act.
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