Environmental Protection Regulations 1987

A person lodging an appeal under Part VII of the Act must —

sign the appeal and address it to the Minister; and

set out in the appeal —

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 100 of the Act, the title or number or other means of identification of the relevant proposal and the name of, or the office or position held or acted in by, the proponent of that proposal; and

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 102 of the Act in respect of a works approval or licence, the name of the applicant or holder of the works approval or licence, as the case requires, and the location of the prescribed premises to which that application relates; and

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 103 of the Act, the name of the person on whom the relevant pollution abatement notice, or notice under section 65(4), was served and the location of the premises to which that pollution abatement notice or notice relates; and

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 104 of the Act, the name of the person on whom the relevant notice was served under section 96(1) or 97(1) of the Act and a description of the vehicle, vessel or equipment to which that notice relates; and

the substance of the decision or matter the subject of the appeal; and

the name and address of the appellant for the service of notices;

lodge with the Minister —

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 100, a fee of $10; or

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 102, a fee of $50; or

in the case of an appeal lodged under section 103 or 104, a fee of $25.

The Minister may reduce, waive or refund, in whole or in part, any fee referred to in subregulation (1).

A person who has lodged an appeal under Part VII of the Act may withdraw the appeal after having given the Minister not less than 7 days’ notice in writing of his intention to do so.