Special legislative schemes
63 Special legislative schemes
The
Minister must, by notice published in the Gazette, establish a state planning policy with respect to each special legislative scheme that—
in the case of a character preservation law—addresses (and seeks to preserve) the character values of each relevant character preservation area; and
in any other case—complies with requirements (if any) of the Act in question; and
addresses any other matter determined by the Minister to be relevant to the operation or objects of the Act in question insofar as it interacts with, or is relevant to, the operation and objects of this Act.
The
Minister may, by subsequent notice published in the Gazette, amend a state planning policy under subsection (1).
The
Minister must also, in acting under this section in relation to a particular Act, consult with the Minister who is responsible for the administration of that other Act.
A state planning policy, or an amendment to a state planning policy, under this section—
does not have effect until it is published on the SA planning portal; and
takes effect without the need to take any other steps under this Division and without the need to be approved under any other provision of this Act; and
does not need to be referred to the ERD Committee under this Part (and so is not subject to disallowance).
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