When prescribed decision must be made
76RE When prescribed decision must be made
The prescribed decision to which a State significance notice relates must be made—
on the day stated in the written notice given to the decision maker under section 76RD(4); or
if section 76RD(8) applies, within the following number of days after the last day of the advice period mentioned in that subsection—
if there is a decision-making period for the prescribed decision and the period is less than 20 business days—the number of days in the decision-making period;
otherwise—20 business days.
Subsection (1) applies—
whether or not there is a decision-making period for the prescribed decision; and
if there is a decision-making period for the prescribed decision—even if the decision-making period would otherwise have ended before the day mentioned in subsection (1).
If there is a decision-making period for the prescribed decision and the State significance notice is repealed before the decision is made—
the Minister must, in the notice repealing the State significance notice, state the period within which the decision maker must make the decision under the relevant law; and
the decision must be made under the relevant law within the period stated in the notice.
The period stated in the notice under subsection (3) must be at least the prescribed number of days after the repeal.
In this section—
prescribed number of days means the number of days that were remaining in the decision-making period for the prescribed decision when the State significance notice was given, plus 1 day.
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