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If a rule says an activity is restricted discretionary, it must say what the decision-maker can decide. A rule can have conditions for a restricted discretionary activity, but these conditions must relate to matters described in section 169. You need to know what section 169 says to understand what these conditions can be about.
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If a national rule or rule in a plan classifies an activity as a restricted discretionary activity, the rule must specify the matter or matters over which discretion is reserved.
A national rule or rule in a plan that specifies a condition for a restricted discretionary activity must relate to a matter described in section 169.
