When the Minister makes a final decision to grant or decline an authorisation, they must tell the public about it. The Minister must also give their reasons for making that decision. You will be able to see the Minister's final decision and their reasons for it because they must give public notice.
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200: Minister must notify proposed decision to grant or decline authorisation, or
"Minister must tell you about decisions on aviation applications and listen to your thoughts."
202: Further powers of Minister in relation to authorisations, or
"The Minister can change or cancel aviation permits if something goes wrong."
After the Minister makes a final decision to grant or decline an authorisation, the Minister must give public notice of that final decision with the Minister’s reasons for the decision.
