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In these regulations —

administrative amendment means a standard amendment to a State planning policy that is any of the following —

(a)

an amendment to correct an administrative or minor error;

(b)

an amendment to correct an error that is in, or that otherwise relates to, a map, plan or diagram included in the State planning policy;

(c)

an amendment to address an inconsistency between the State planning policy and any of the following —

(i)

a public planning document;

(ii)

subsidiary legislation;

(iii)

a policy document of a government agency;

advertising period —

(a)

for a proposed policy or proposed amendment that is required to be advertised under regulation 6 — means the advertising period that applies under regulation 7; or

(b)

for an instrument of repeal — means the advertising period that applies under regulation 22;

approved amendment means an amendment to a State planning policy approved by —

(a)

the Governor under regulation 14(6); or

(b)

the Minister under regulation 15(1)(a);

approved policy means a State planning policy approved by the Governor under regulation 14(6);

Commission’s website means a website maintained by, or on behalf of, the Commission;

government agency means —

(a)

a department of the Public Service; or

(b)

a body, whether incorporated or not, or the holder of an office, post or position, being a body, office, post or position established or continued under a written law for a public purpose;

instrument of repeal has the meaning given in regulation 20(1)(b);

proposed administrative amendment means a proposed amendment that is an administrative amendment;

proposed amendment means a proposed amendment to a State planning policy prepared by the Commission under Part 2 Division 1;

proposed policy means a proposed State planning policy prepared by the Commission under section 26 of the Act;

proposed standard amendment means a proposed amendment that is a standard amendment;

proposed substantial amendment means a proposed amendment that is a substantial amendment;

public planning document means —

(a)

a State planning policy; or

(b)

a planning code; or

(c)

a document (however named or described) prepared by the Commission under section 14(c)(i), (ii), (iii) or (vi) or (d) of the Act —

(i)

that is available to the public; and

(ii)

the preparation of which involved a public consultation;

standard amendment means an amendment to a State planning policy that the Commission considers does not constitute a substantial alteration to the policy;

submission period —

(a)

for a proposed policy or proposed amendment — has the meaning given in regulation 10(c); or

(b)

for an instrument of repeal — has the meaning given in regulation 24(c);

substantial amendment means an amendment to a State planning policy that is not a standard amendment.

[Regulation 4 amended: SL 2024/99 r. 12.]

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