Governor may amend or cancel approval granted by Commission under s. 171P(1)
171ZA Governor may amend or cancel approval granted by Commission under s. 171P(1)
This section applies if the Commission grants approval for development under section 171P(1).
The Governor may, by order, do any of the following —
for the purposes of section 171W(2), amend the approval —
to extend the period specified in the approval; or
if no period is specified in the approval — to specify a period that is longer than the period of 4 years referred to in section 171W(2)(b);
amend or remove any of the conditions imposed on the approval;
impose new conditions on the approval;
amend any part or aspect of the approved development;
amend the approval in any other way;
cancel the approval.
An amendment of the kind referred to in subsection (2)(d) —
cannot substantially change the approved development; and
in the case of approval granted on a significant development application not made with the authorisation of the Premier under section 171M(3) — cannot result in the approved development no longer being prescribed significant development.
An order under this section may include directions for giving effect to the order.
The Commission cannot do anything under section 171X that would override, or otherwise be inconsistent with, the provisions of an order under this section.
An order under this section is subsidiary legislation for the purposes of the Interpretation Act 1984.
The Interpretation Act 1984 section 42 applies to an order under this section as if it were a regulation.
[Section 171ZA inserted: No. 34 of 2023 s. 11.]
This provision refers to the regulations (a regulation
). Made under this Act:
- By-law providing for enforcement of any by-law made under section 30 · Regulation
- By-law under the Second Schedule of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928, clauses 4 and 11 · Regulation
- By-laws for the Control of Hoardings · Regulation
18 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
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