Reconsideration of advice
43A Reconsideration of advice
In this regulation —
relevant party means —
in relation to any proposal — the decision‑maker; and
in relation to a proposal that is an application for development approval — the applicant.
A relevant party may request the Council to reconsider the advice it has provided on a referred proposal if —
the proposal has not yet been substantially implemented or acted upon; and
since the advice was provided —
there has been a material change in law; or
there has been a material change in circumstances relevant to the proposal; or
there has been a substantial lapse of time.
A request under subregulation (2) —
must be in writing; and
must, if the Council requires, be in a form approved by the Council; and
must set out details of the material change of law, material change in relevant circumstances, or substantial lapse of time since the advice was provided.
On request under subregulation (2), the Council must reconsider the advice provided and either —
affirm it; or
amend it; or
set it aside and provide fresh advice in substitution.
[Regulation 43A inserted: SL 2022/129 r. 16.]
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