Section 24: State-significant development
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24. State-significant development
(1) The type or class of development specified in the Second Schedule
shall, on account of its national planning significance, be known as Statesignificant development.
(2) Every application for a development permit to undertake Statesignificant development shall be made to the Minister.
(3) Where an application for a development permit to undertake Statesignificant development has been made to a local authority, the application
shall be referred to the Minister.
(4) In determining an application for a development permit for Statesignificant development, the Minister shall—
(a) refer the application to the Commission for its advice and shall
take any such advice into account when determining the application; or
(b) in the case of a proposal by the Government to develop land,
comply with Part VII.
(5) The Commission shall submit its advice to the Minister within
28 days of the referral made under subsection (3).
(S. 24 not in operation.)
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- Who decides applications for State-significant development?