PD Act definition

PD Act means the Planning and Development Act 2005;
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Examples of PD Act in a sentence

  • If the EPBC Act or PD Act or any other relevant Law is subsequently amended, or proposed to be amended, in a manner that would affect the operation of this Agreement, the parties agree to promptly notify each other and the parties will seek to agree as soon as practicable on whether it is necessary to make another bilateral agreement varying or replacing this Agreement.

  • This Agreement provides for the accreditation of the ACT processes set out in Schedule 1 to ensure an integrated and coordinated approach to the assessment of actions requiring approval from both the Commonwealth Minister (under the EPBC Act) and the ACT Minister (under the PD Act).

  • The PD Regulation prescribes the requirements for scoping and undertaking an environmental impact statement under the PD Act.

Related to PD Act

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