Conservation Act 1987

Concessions

17T: Minister to consider applications

You could also call this:

"The Minister must consider your application if you follow the rules and meet certain conditions."

The Minister has to think about your application for a concession if it meets some rules. You have to follow what is said in section 17R(2) and your application must not be sent back or declined under certain sections like section 17SA, section 17SB, or section 17SD(4). The Minister also has to think about your application when some other things have happened.

The Minister will think about your application when public notification rules have been followed under section 17SC and section 49. If the Minister asked for more information under section 17SD, they will think about your application when you have given them the information or when the time to give the information has run out. The Minister will also think about your application when they have got any other information they needed under section 17SE and have followed the rules in section 17SE(2).

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Part 3BConcessions

17TMinister to consider applications

  1. The Minister must consider an application for a concession if the application—

  2. complies with section 17R(2); and
    1. is not returned under section 17SA; and
      1. is not declined under section 17SB; and
        1. is not returned under section 17SD(4).
          1. The Minister must consider the application when,—

          2. if public notification is required or the Minister considers it appropriate under section 17SC, section 49 has been complied with; and
            1. if the Minister sought further information under section 17SD,—
              1. the information has been provided; or
                1. the time specified in the notice for providing the information has expired and the information has not been provided; and
                2. if the Minister obtained any information under section 17SE, section 17SE(2) has been complied with.
                  Notes
                  • Section 17T: replaced, on , by section 202 of the Resource Legislation Amendment Act 2017 (2017 No 15).