Applicant may make representations to Minister in some cases
6 Applicant may make representations to Minister in some cases
This regulation applies where the Minister proposes —
to refuse an application for a permit; or
to grant, or to undertake to grant, a permit subject to the inclusion of a term, condition or restriction that the Minister considers is inconsistent with the terms of the application.
The Minister is to notify the applicant —
of the proposal; and
that the applicant has a right to be heard by, or to make written submissions to, the Minister before the Minister makes a decision on the application.
Written submissions may be made by the applicant, as mentioned in subregulation (2)(b), within 30 days after the applicant is given notice under that subregulation.
[Regulation 6 amended: Gazette 23 Jun 2009 p. 2495 and 2497.]
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