Planning and Environment Act 1987

In considering a proposal under section 178A to amend an agreement, the responsible authority must consider—

the purpose of the agreement; and

the purpose of the amendment; and

whether any change in circumstances necessitates the amendment; and

whether the amendment would disadvantage any person, whether or not a party to the agreement; and

the reasons why the responsible authority entered into the agreement; and

if the amendment is to remove land from the application of the agreement, whether the land is subject to any further liability under the agreement; and

any relevant permit or other requirements the land is subject to under the Subdivision Act 1988; and

any other prescribed matter.

In considering a proposal under section 178A to end an agreement, the responsible authority must consider—

the purpose of the agreement; and

whether and why the agreement is no longer required; and

whether the ending of the agreement would disadvantage any person, whether or not a party to the agreement; and

the reasons why the responsible authority entered into the agreement; and

any relevant permit or other requirements the land is subject to under the Subdivision Act 1988; and

any other prescribed matter.