Making and purpose of order
98 Making and purpose of order
Subject to this Part, if —
the Commission is of the opinion that the development of land outside the metropolitan region and within a part of the State in respect of which the Commission has resolved under section 35 to prepare a region planning scheme might materially affect the preparation or implementation of the region planning scheme; and
the Minister approves,
the Commission may make such regional interim development orders as are necessary for regulating, restricting or prohibiting that development.
A regional interim development order may be made by the Commission at any time —
before the relevant procedures set out in Part 4 have been fully complied with in respect of the region planning scheme; and
after the Commission has complied with subsection (3).
Before making a regional interim development order the Commission is to —
inform each local government of a district which lies within or partly within the area to which the proposed regional interim development order will apply of the proposal; and
invite that local government to make submissions on the proposal within 28 days; and
provide the Minister with a copy of any submission received under paragraph (b).
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