Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993

The Commission, as soon as practicable after the end of the exhibition period in relation to a draft of the TPPs – must consider whether it is satisfied that the draft of the TPPs meets the TPP criteria; and is to consider whether there are any matters of a technical nature, or that may be relevant, in relation to the application of the TPPs to – the Tasmanian Planning Scheme; or each regional land use strategy – if the TPPs were made under section 12G(2) in the terms of the draft of the TPPs; and may, if it thinks fit, hold one or more hearings in relation to the representations received under section 12E.

The Commission, within 90 days, or a longer period allowed by the Minister, after the end of the exhibition period in relation to a draft of the TPPs, must provide to the Minister a report in relation to the draft of the TPPs.

The report in relation to a draft of the TPPs is to contain – a summary of the issues raised in the representations in relation to the draft of the TPPs; and a statement as to whether the Commission is satisfied that the draft of the TPPs meets the TPP criteria; and a statement as to whether there are any matters of a technical nature, or that may be relevant, in relation to the application of the TPPs to – the Tasmanian Planning Scheme; or each regional land use strategy – if the TPPs were made under section 12G(2) in the terms of the draft of the TPPs.