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Fast-track Approvals Act 2024

Fast-track approvals process - Steps before lodging substantive application - Preliminary steps for application for land exchange

32: Sections 33 to 36 apply to land exchange

You could also call this:

"Rules for swapping land apply to big projects"

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When you make a big application for a project, sections 33 to 36 are important if you want to swap land. These sections apply when you are seeking approval to exchange land, as described in section 42(4)(f). You will need to follow these sections if your project needs this type of approval and you want to exchange land.

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Part 2Fast-track approvals process
Steps before lodging substantive application: Preliminary steps for application for land exchange

32Sections 33 to 36 apply to land exchange

  1. Sections 33 to 36 apply if a substantive application for a listed project or a referred project is to seek an approval described in section 42(4)(f) (land exchange).