Inviting Public Comment Sample Clauses

Inviting Public Comment. 4.1 The Coordinator-General must specify a comment and submission period (whichever is relevant) for the draft terms of reference and draft EIS of at least 28 calendar days and ensure that a notice advertising of the availability of the documents is placed in newspapers circulating generally in each State and self-governing Territory. The notice must include a brief description and the location of the action and the relevant matters protected under Part 3 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Where the assessment is by EIS the Coordinator-General must ensure that:
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Inviting Public Comment. 4.1 Where the assessment is by EIS the Coordinator-General must ensure that:
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Inviting Public Comment. 4.1 The Coordinator-General must specify a comment and submission period (whichever is relevant) for the draft terms of reference and draft EIS of at least 28 calendar days and ensure that a notice advertising of the availability of the documents is placed in newspapers circulating generally in each State and self-governing Territory. The notice must include a brief description and the location of the action and the relevant matters protected under Part 3 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Xxx 0000. Where the assessment is by EIS the Coordinator-General must ensure that: if appropriate, having regard to the objects and purposes of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and any comments from the Commonwealth Environment Minister, the draft terms of reference are made available to the public and released for public comment under sub-section 29(1)(b) of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Xxx 0000; the final terms of reference is made available to the public; the draft EIS is made available to the public and released for public notification under section 33 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Xxx 0000; the period set by the Coordinator-General under sub-section 33(1)(d) during which a submission may be made on the draft EIS is at least 28 days; and a notice advertising of the availability of the documents is placed in newspapers circulating generally in each State and self-governing Territory and published on a website that is approved by the Coordinator-General and linked to the Commonwealth Department of Environment website. The notice must meet the criteria mentioned in Schedule 1, Item 7.04 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000.
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Inviting Public Comment. 4.1 Where the assessment is by EIS the Coordinator-General must ensure that: if appropriate, having regard to the objects and purposes of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and any comments from the Commonwealth Environment Minister, the draft terms of reference are made available to the public and released for public comment under sub-section 29(1)(b) of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Xxx 0000; the final terms of reference is made available to the public; the draft EIS is made available to the public and released for public notification under section 33 of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Xxx 0000; the period set by the Coordinator-General under sub-section 33(1)(d) during which a submission may be made on the draft EIS is at least 28 days; and a notice advertising of the availability of the documents is placed in newspapers circulating generally in each State and self-governing Territory and published on a website that is approved by the Coordinator-General and linked to the Commonwealth Department of Environment website. The notice must meet the criteria mentioned in Schedule 1, Item 7.04 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000.
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