Australian Capital Territory

Land (Planning and Environment) 
Regulations 1992     No 5
in force under the
Land (Planning and Environment) Act 1991
Republication No 5C
As in force on 25 January 2001
Includes all amendments up to Subordinate Law 2001 No 1

Prepared by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel’s Office
This republication is not an authorised republication for the Legislation (Republication) Act 1996.

As in force on
25 January 2001

Australian Capital Territory

Land (Planning and Environment) 
Regulations 1992
in force under the
Land (Planning and Environment) Act 1991
CONTENTS
	Page
part 1—preliminary
	1	Name of regulations	1
	2	Interpretation	1
part 2—Environmental assessments
	4	Content of public environment reports and environmental impact statements	5
	5	Prescribed period—Act, s 121 (1)	7
	6	Prescribed criteria—Act, s 123 (4)	7
	7	Prescribed period—Act, s 129 (1)	7
	8	Prescribed period—Act, s 130 (1)	7
	9	Prescribed periods—Act, ss 131 (1)-(2)	8
part 3—land administration
Division 1—Leases
	11	Prescribed period—Act, s 170 (1)	9
	11AA	Confidential services and special dwellings—Act, par 175 (3) (a)	9
	11AAA	Farm tourism and other rural business (lease purpose)—Act,  par 175 (3) (a)	9
	11AB	Heavy vehicle parking (lease purposes)—Act, par 175 (3) (b)	10
Division 2—Variation of leases
	12A	Interpretation	10
	12B	Boundary variations remission—Act, s 184C (1)	11
	13 	Calculation of amount payable	11
	13A	Local centre declarations—lease variation	12
	14	Commissioner for housing remission—Act, s 184C (1)	12
	14A	Concessional lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)	13
	14B	Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)	14
	14C 	Enlarged area of land increase—Act, s 184C (3)	16
	14D	Service station lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)	17
	15	Variation of lease to pay out rent—prescribed leases	17
Division 3—Consolidation and subdivision
	15A	Interpretation	17
	15B 	Local centre remission—Act, s 187C (1)	18
	15C	Local centre declarations—consolidation and subdivision	19
	15D	Commissioner for housing remission—Act, s 187C (1)	20
	15E	Concessional lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)	20
	15F	Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)	22
	15G	Consolidation involving service station lease increase—Act,  s 187C (3)	23
	15H	Subdivision involving service station lease increase—Act,  s 187C (3)	24
part 4—approvals and orders
Division 1—Approvals
	16	Prescribed period—Act, s 230 (2)	25
	18	Prescribed period—Act, s 237 (1)	26
Division 2—Orders
	20	Prescribed period—Act, s 256 (6)	26
Division 3—Exemptions from Part 6
	21	Absolute exemptions from Act, pt 6	28
	22	Notification exemptions—Act, ss 229 (1), (5)	29
	23	Exclusion of appeals by applicants—Act, s 275	30
	24	Exclusion of appeals by objectors—Act, s 276	30
	SCHEDULE 1	31
	SCHEDULE 2	37
	SCHEDULE 3	38
	SCHEDULE 4	39
	SCHEDULE 5	44
	SCHEDULE 6	45
	SCHEDULE 7	46
ENDNOTES
	1	About this republication	56
	2	About the republished subordinate law	56
	3	Abbreviation key	56
	4	Table of legislation	58
	5	Table of amendments	59
	6	Table of earlier republications	63

As in force on
25 January 2001

Australian Capital Territory

Land (Planning and Environment) 
Regulations 1992
in force under the
Land (Planning and Environment) Act 1991
part 1—preliminary 
1 	Name of regulations
	These regulations are the Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations 1992.
2 	Interpretation
(1) 	In these regulations:
Note A definition applies except so far as the contrary intention appears (see Interpretation Act 1967, s 11G).
Act means the Land (Planning and Environment) Act 1991.
adjoining, in relation to a parcel of land which is proposed to be the subject of a development, means abutting the parcel, or separated from it only by a road, reserve, river, watercourse, or any similar division.
building code means the building code under section 24 of the Building Act 1972.
community use includes the uses defined as such in the plan, but is not limited to those uses.
consolidation—see subsection 159 (1) of the Act.
development—see subsection 222 (1) of the Act.
exempt building or structure means—
	(a)	a retaining wall that does not exceed 1m in height; or
	(b)	a carport—
	(i)	the plan area of which does not exceed 25m2, and
	(ii)	the height of which does not exceed 3m; or
	(c)	a pergola—
	(i)	in the case of a roofed pergola—the plan area of which does not exceed 25m2, and that does not project above the line of any adjacent guttering; and
	(ii)	in any case—the height of which does not exceed 3m; or
	(d)	a shed, gazebo, greenhouse or similar structure—
	(i)	the plan area of which does not exceed 10m2; and
	(ii)	the height of which does not exceed 3m; or
	(e)	an external deck, terrace or landing, or external stairs, the height of which does not exceed 1m; or
	(f)	an antenna or aerial (other than a satellite dish, or microwave antenna, that is for receiving purposes only) the height of which does not exceed 5m; or
	(g)	a swimming pool the capacity of which does not exceed 10m3 that is designed to be installed above ground level; or
	(h)	an outdoor ornamental pond the depth of which does not exceed 300mm; or
	(i)	a barbecue or other structure— 
	(i)	the plan area of which does not exceed 2m2; and
	(ii)	the height of which does not exceed 1.8m; or
	(j)	a water tank—
	(i)	the capacity of which does not exceed 17kL; and
	(ii)	the height of which does not exceed 2.4m. 
height, in relation to a building or structure, means the vertical distance from natural ground level to the highest point of the building or structure.
lease and development condition, for a lease, means a condition, other than a condition contained in the lease or an agreement collateral to the lease, that—
	(a)	was approved by the Territory when the lease was granted; and
	(b)	relates to the development or use of the land that is subject to the lease.
local centre means an area of land designated by the Territory plan as a Local Centre (Commercial ‘D’).
minor development means a development in relation to land, other than a lease variation, that a reasonable person would consider to be of a minor nature, having regard to the following matters: 
	(a)	the views to and from the adjoining land; 
	(b)	the overshadowing of the adjoining land; 
	(c)	the privacy of the adjoining land; 
	(d)	the likelihood of the adjoining land being detrimentally affected by noise at the time the development is carried out or at any time in the future; 
	(e)	the local streetscape; 
	(f)	any other potential loss of amenity; 
	(g)	the nature, scale and any possible environmental effects of the development, including potential pollution of any sort; 
	(h)	any further criteria determined by the Minister by instrument. 
minor landscape works means landscaping consisting of a minor development involving tree, shrub or ground cover planting or removal, grassing, paving, earthworks, drainage works, batter treatment, irrigation or erosion control, being a development affecting no area of remnant native grassland greater than 0.5ha. 
public street has the same meaning as road as defined in the Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) Act 1999, dictionary.

rear boundary means a boundary which does not meet a front boundary.
relevant authority—see subsection 222 (1) of the Act.
reticulated services means services (being electricity, water, drainage, gas, communications or similar services) the provision of which allows for direct access to and use of such services by the occupiers of individual parcels of land.
service station lease means a lease of land that provides that the land is to be used predominantly for the purpose of a service station, whether it is referred to as a service station, motor service station or in any other way.
side boundary means a boundary which meets a front boundary.
subdivision has the meaning given by subsection 159 (1) of the Act.
Territory land means Territory land under the Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management) Act 1988 (Cwlth).
variation, in relation to a lease—see subsection 222 (3) of the Act.
(2) 	In these regulations, a reference to the market value of a lease is a reference to the amount that could be expected to be paid for the lease on the open market if it were sold by a willing but not anxious seller to a willing but not anxious buyer.
(3) 	In these regulations—
	(a)	a word or phrase has the same meaning as in the plan, unless the contrary intention appears in these regulations or in the Act; and
	(b)	a reference to an area by means of a particular description (for example, ‘residential area’ or ‘group centre area’) is to be taken to be a reference to the area governed by the land use policy under the plan having that description.

part 2—Environmental assessments
4 	Content of public environment reports and environmental impact statements
	For the purposes of paragraph 120 (a) of the Act, the following matters are prescribed:
	(a)	a statement setting out—
	(i)	the proposal to which the public environment report or environmental impact statement relates; and
	(ii)	the objectives of the proponent in seeking the defined decision to which the proposal relates; and
	(iii)	any means known to the applicant of achieving the objectives specified pursuant to subparagraph (ii) other than means which require the defined decision; and
	(iv)	the method by which it is proposed that effect should be given to the defined decision; and
	(v)	any other methods known to the proponent by which effect could be given to the defined decision; and
	(vi)	in respect of each method of giving effect to the defined decision specified pursuant to subparagraph (iv) or (v)—
	(A)	the parts of the environment that would be affected by giving effect to the defined decision by that method; and
	(B)	any environmental standards that the proponent would adopt in giving effect to the defined decision by that method; and
	(C)	any environmental safeguards that the proponent would adopt in giving effect to the defined decision by that method; and
	(vii)	in respect of each means of achieving the objectives of the proponent in seeking the defined decision that are specified pursuant to subparagraph (iii)—
	(A)	the parts of the environment that would be affected in achieving the objectives by those means; and

	(B)	any environmental standards that the proponent would adopt in achieving the objectives by those means; and
	(C)	any environmental safeguards that the proponent would adopt in achieving the objectives by those means;
	(b)	a detailed technical assessment in respect of each method of giving effect to the defined decision specified pursuant to subparagraph (a) (iv) or (v) of—
	(i)	the environmental impact of giving effect to the defined decision by that method; and
	(ii)	the effectiveness of the adoption of any environmental standards specified in relation to the method pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vi) (B); and
	(iii)	the effectiveness of the adoption of any environmental safeguards specified in relation to the method pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vi) (C); and
	(iv)	the consequences of not adopting any environmental standards specified in relation to the method pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vi) (B) and any environmental safeguards specified in relation to the method pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vi) (C);
	(c)	a detailed technical assessment in respect of each means of achieving the objectives of the proponent in seeking the defined decision that are specified pursuant to subparagraph (a) (iii) of—
	(i)	the environmental impact of achieving the objectives by those means; and
	(ii)	the effectiveness of the adoption of any environmental standards specified in relation to those means pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vii) (B); and
	(iii)	the effectiveness of the adoption of any environmental safeguards specified in relation to those means pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vii) (C); and
	(iv)	the consequences of not adopting the environmental standards specified in relation to the means pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vii) (B) and any environmental safeguards specified in relation to the means pursuant to sub-subparagraph (a) (vii) (C);
	(d)	details of the source of any information relied on, and of any consultation undertaken, in the preparation of the public environment report or environmental impact statement;
	(e)	a description of the procedure adopted for the preparation of the public environment report or environmental impact statement;
	(f)	a description of any research undertaken for the purpose of preparing the public environment report or environmental impact statement and details of any data obtained from the research in sufficient detail to permit an independent analysis of the data;
	(g)	a statement specifying the name and qualifications of each person who participated in the preparation of the substance of the report and the part of the report which each of those persons prepared or assisted in preparing.
5 	Prescribed period—Act, s 121 (1)
	For subsection 121 (1) of the Act, the prescribed period is 30 business days.
6 	Prescribed criteria—Act, s 123 (4)
	For the purposes of subsection 123 (4) of the Act, the following criteria are prescribed in respect of a consultant specified by the Minister:
	(a)	the consultant is to hold professional qualifications relevant to the assessment to be made;
	(b)	the consultant is to have experience relevant to the assessment to be made;
	(c)	the consultant is to have experience in the preparation of environmental assessments.
7 	Prescribed period—Act, s 129 (1) 
	For the purposes of subsection 129 (1) of the Act, the prescribed period is 42 days.
8 	Prescribed period—Act, s 130 (1)
	For the purposes of subsection 130 (1) of the Act, the prescribed period is 42 days. 

9 	Prescribed periods—Act, ss 131 (1)-(2)
	For the purposes of subsections 131 (1) and (2) of the Act, the period of 56 days is prescribed. 

part 3—land administration
Division 1—Leases
11 	Prescribed period—Act, s 170 (1)
	For the purposes of subsection 170 (1) of the Act, the prescribed period is 28 days from the day on which the person who is entitled to the grant of the lease is notified by the Executive that the lease is available for execution by him or her. 
11AA 	Confidential services and special dwellings—Act, par 175 (3) (a)
	For the purposes of paragraph 175 (3) (a) of the Act, developments of the following type are prescribed developments:
	(a)	the use of premises for the provision of confidential services (such as a domestic crisis service), if the Minister has, by instrument, determined that it is in the public interest for the development to be so prescribed;
	(b)	the use of residential premises as a special dwelling within the meaning of the plan.
11AAA 	Farm tourism and other rural business (lease purpose)—Act, 	par 175 (3) (a) 
(1) 	For paragraph 175 (3) (a) of the Act, the use of land in a rural lease for farm tourism, or another rural business, is a prescribed development if the use—
	(a)	is secondary to the use of the land for the primary purpose authorised by the lease; and
	(b)	has no adverse effect on the environment in the area covered by, or adjacent to, the lease.
(2) 	In this regulation:
farm tourism means operating a craft workshop, shop, guesthouse, outdoor recreation facility, overnight camping area or other activity for tourists.
11AB 	Heavy vehicle parking (lease purposes)—Act, par 175 (3) (b)
(1) 	For paragraph 175 (3) (b) of the Act, the parking of a heavy vehicle on residential land in accordance with the parking regulations is a prescribed activity.
(2) 	In subregulation (1):
heavy vehicle has the same meaning as in the parking regulations.
parking regulations means the regulations about parking on residential land under the Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) Act 1999.
Division 2—Variation of leases
12A 	Interpretation
(1) 	In this Division:
added value, in relation to the variation of a lease, means the amount determined in accordance with the formula— 

where  and  have the same respective meanings in relation to the variation as in subsections 184A (2) and (4) of the Act.
change of use charge, in relation to the variation of a lease, means the change of use charge under subsection 184A (1) of the Act for that variation.
consolidated lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation following the surrender of 2 or more previous leases.
further lease means a lease granted under section 171, 171A or 172 of the Act following the surrender of a previous lease over the same land.
regranted lease means a lease granted following the surrender of a previous lease, as referred to in section 184 of the Act.
subdivided lease means a lease granted in the course of a subdivision following the surrender of 1 or more previous leases.
(2) 	Where—
	(a)	a number of leases are surrendered in the course of a subdivision or consolidation; and
	(b)	the parcels of land over which such leases were granted are not of equal area; and
	(c)	there are 2 or more such parcels of land of equal area that are larger than all the other parcels;
a reference in this Division to the lease over the largest such parcel is to be taken to be a reference to any of the leases over the equally large parcels referred to in paragraph (c).
12B 	Boundary variations remission—Act, s 184C (1)
(1) 	For the purposes of subsection 184C (1) of the Act, the Minister may entirely remit the change of use charge for the variation of a lease where—
	(a)	the only effect of the variation would be to alter a common boundary between 2 or more adjoining leases; and
	(b)	the land comprised in each such adjoining lease is leased for the same purposes; and
	(c)	no such adjoining lease permits the use of the leased land for rural purposes, or for purposes including rural purposes. 
(2) 	Where subregulation (1) applies in relation to the variation of a lease, this Division does not otherwise apply in relation to the variation.
13  	Calculation of amount payable
(1) 	Subject to subregulations (2) and (3), for the purposes of subsection 184C (1) of the Act, the Minister may remit the whole of the change of use charge for the variation of a lease where—
	(a)	the lease is over land lying wholly within a local centre; and
	(b)	the Minister has made a declaration in relation to that lease under regulation 13A.
(2) 	If a change of use charge eligible for a remission under subregulation (1) is also subject to an increase under regulation 14A (Concessional lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)), regulation 14B (Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)) or regulation 14C (Enlarged area of land increase—Act, s 184C (3)), the remission is to be offset by that increase.
(3) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to a variation to which subregulation 14D (1) applies.
13A 	Local centre declarations—lease variation
(1) 	A lessee who is applying for a variation of a lease of Territory land that lies wholly within a local centre may, for the purposes of that application, apply to the Minister in writing for a declaration—
	(a)	that the local centre is no longer viable as such a centre or that it will cease to be so viable within 3 years if the lease is not varied in the manner proposed in the application; and
	(b)	that the local centre is unlikely to be developed if no remissions under subsection 184C (1) of the Act were allowed in respect of change of use charges for variations of leases of land within the local centre.
(2) 	An application under subregulation (1) shall set out the grounds on which the applicant considers that the declaration should be made.
(3) 	On receiving an application under subregulation (1) the Minister may, if satisfied that the circumstances specified in paragraphs (1) (a) and (b) exist in relation to the variation of the lease, by writing make a declaration to that effect.
14 	Commissioner for housing remission—Act, s 184C (1)
(1) 	Subject to subregulation (2), for the purposes of subsection 184C (1) of the Act, the Minister may remit the change of use charge for the variation of a lease by an amount equal to 25% of the added value in relation to the variation where—
	(a)	the lease is held by the commissioner for housing; and
	(b)	the lease was granted to the commissioner for a term commencing on or before 16 December 1987.
(2) 	If a change of use charge eligible for a remission under subregulation (1) is also subject to an increase under regulation 14C (Enlarged area of land increase—Act, s 184C (3)), the remission is to be offset by that increase.
(3) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to the variation of a lease if regulation 13 (Local centre remission—Act, s 184C (1)) applies in relation to the variation.
14A 	Concessional lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)
(1) 	For the purposes of subsection 184C (3) of the Act, the Minister may increase the change of use charge for the variation of a concessional lease by an amount equal to 25% of the added value in relation to the variation.
(2) 	This regulation applies in relation to the variation of a concessional lease only if—
	(a)	the lease is to be varied to provide for a use other than a community use; and
	(b)	the lease is not a lease held by the commissioner for housing to which regulation 14 (Commissioner for housing remission—Act, 
s 184C (1)) applies.
(2A) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to a variation of a lease where regulation 14D applies in relation to the variation.
(3) 	For the purposes of this regulation, the following leases are concessional leases:
	(a)	a lease granted for a consideration less than the full market value of the lease, whether any such consideration was paid as a lump sum for the grant or is payable under the lease as rent, and in relation to which neither of the following payments have been made to the Territory:
	(i)	a capital sum or sums in respect of its grant equal to the market value of the lease at the time of the payment, or at the time of the last such payment, as the case may be;
	(ii)	a capital sum or sums to reduce the rent payable under the lease to a nominal rent under section 186 of the Act;
except a further lease, a consolidated lease, a subdivided lease, a regranted lease, or a lease over land that, immediately prior to the grant of the lease, was owned, controlled or held by the commissioner for housing under the Housing Assistance Act 1987;
	(b)	a consolidated or subdivided concessional lease;
	(c)	a further concessional lease;
	(d)	a regranted concessional lease.
(4) 	This regulation applies in relation to the variation of a lease consisting (by virtue of section 184 of the Act) of the grant of a lease following the surrender of a previous lease where the surrendered lease was a concessional lease.
(5) 	In this regulation:
consolidated or subdivided concessional lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation or subdivision involving the surrender of 1 or more previous leases where—
	(a)	each surrendered lease was a concessional lease; or
	(b)	if more than 1 lease was surrendered, and any (but not all) of the surrendered leases was a concessional lease—
	(i)	the surrendered leases were not over parcels of land of equal area; and
	(ii)	the surrendered lease that was over the largest parcel of land was a concessional lease;
further concessional lease means a further lease where the surrendered lease was a concessional lease.
regranted concessional lease means a regranted lease where the surrendered lease was a concessional lease.
14B 	Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)
(1) 	For the purposes of subsection 184C (3) or regulation 14D (Service station lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)) of the Act, the Minister may increase the change of use charge for the variation of a recently commenced lease by an amount equal to 25% of the added value in relation to the variation.
(2) 	For the purpose of this regulation, the following leases are recently commenced leases:
	(a)	a lease (other than a further lease, a consolidated lease, a subdivided lease or a regranted lease) the term of which commenced 5 years or less before the date of the application for variation;
	(b)	a consolidated or subdivided recently commenced lease;
	(c)	a further recently commenced lease;
	(d)	a recently regranted lease.
(3) 	Subregulation (1) applies in relation to the variation of a lease consisting (by virtue of section 184 of the Act) of the grant of a lease following the surrender of a previous lease where the surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease, unless the variation has the effect only of correcting an error in the surrendered lease.
(4) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to the variation of a lease if regulation 14A (Concessional lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)) applies in relation to the variation.
(5) 	In this regulation:
consolidated or subdivided recently commenced lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation or subdivision involving the surrender of 1 or more previous leases where—
	(a)	each surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease; or
	(b)	if more than 1 lease was surrendered, and any (but not all) of the surrendered leases was a recently commenced lease—
	(i)	if the surrendered leases were not over parcels of land of equal area—the surrendered lease that was over the largest parcel of land was a recently commenced lease; or
	(ii)	if all surrendered leases were over parcels of land of equal area—any surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease.
further recently commenced lease means a further lease where the surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease.
recently regranted lease means a regranted lease where the surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease.
14C  	Enlarged area of land increase—Act, s 184C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to a variation of a lease consisting (by virtue of section 184 of the Act) of the grant of a lease following the surrender of a previous lease if the area of land comprised in the new lease is larger than the area of land comprised in the surrendered lease. 
(2) 	Where this regulation applies, for the purposes of subsection 184C (3) of the Act the Minister may increase the change of use charge for the variation by an amount equal to 25% of that portion of the added value of the variation attributable to the additional portion of land comprised in the new lease. 

(3) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to the variation of a lease where any of the following regulations apply in relation to the variation:
	(a)	regulation 14A (Concessional lease increase—Act, s 184C (3));
	(b)	regulation 14B (Recently commenced lease increase—Act, 
s 184C (3));
	(c)	regulation 14D (Service station lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)). 
14D	Service station lease increase—Act, s 184C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to the variation of a service station lease where, as a result of the variation, the lease ceases to be a service station lease.
(2) 	For the purposes of subsection 184C (3) of the Act, where this regulation applies, the Minister shall increase the change of use charge for the variation by an amount equal to 25% of the added value in relation to the variation.
15 	Variation of lease to pay out rent—prescribed leases
	For the purposes of paragraph 186 (1) (a) of the Act, each of the following classes of leases is prescribed:
	(a)	leases granted for full market value payable as rent;
	(b)	leases granted, for rural purposes or for purposes that include rural purposes, for a period of not less than 21 years;
	(c)	concessional leases within the meaning of regulation 14A.
Division 3—Consolidation and subdivision
15A 	Interpretation
(1) 	In this Division:
added value, in relation to a consolidation or a subdivision, means the amount determined in accordance with the formula— 

where  and  have the same respective meanings in relation to the consolidation or subdivision as in subsections 187A (2) and (4) of the Act.
change of use charge, in relation to a consolidation or subdivision, means the change of use charge under subsection 187A (1) of the Act for that consolidation or subdivision.
consolidated lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation following the surrender of 2 or more previous leases.
further lease means a lease granted under section 171, 171A or 172 of the Act following the surrender of a previous lease over the same land.
regranted lease means a lease granted following the surrender of a previous lease, as referred to in section 184 of the Act.
subdivided lease means a lease granted in the course of a subdivision following the surrender of 1 or more previous leases.
(2) 	Where—
	(a)	a number of leases are surrendered in the course of a subdivision or consolidation; and
	(b)	the parcels of land over which such leases were granted are not of equal area; and
	(c)	there are 2 or more such parcels of land of equal area that are larger than all the other parcels;
a reference in this Division to the lease over the largest such parcel is to be taken to be a reference to any of the leases over the equally large parcels referred to in paragraph (c).
15B  	Local centre remission—Act, s 187C (1)
(1) 	Subject to subregulations (2) and (3), for the purposes of subsection 187C (1) of the Act, the Minister may remit the whole of the change of use charge for a consolidation or subdivision where—
	(a)	each lease to be surrendered is over land wholly within a local centre; and
	(b)	the Minister has made a declaration in relation to the consolidation or subdivision under regulation 15C.
(2) 	If a change of use charge eligible for a remission under subregulation (1) is also subject to an increase under regulation 15E (Concessional lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) or regulation 15F (Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)), the remission is to be offset by that increase.
(3) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to—
	(a)	a consolidation in relation to which regulation 15G (Consolidation involving service station lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies; or
	(b)	a subdivision in relation to which regulation 15H (Subdivision involving service station lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies. 
15C 	Local centre declarations—consolidation and subdivision
(1) 	A lessee who is applying for a consolidation or subdivision of leases over land within a local centre may, for the purposes of that application, apply to the Minister in writing for a declaration—
	(a)	that the local centre is no longer viable as such a centre or that it will cease to be so viable within 3 years if the consolidation or subdivision is not effected in the manner proposed in the application; and
	(b)	that the local centre is unlikely to be developed if no remissions under subsection 187C (1) of the Act are allowed in respect of change of use charges for the consolidation or subdivision of leases over land within the local centre.
(2) 	An application under subregulation (1) shall set out the grounds on which the applicant considers that the declaration should be made.
(3) 	On receiving an application under subregulation (1) the Minister may, if satisfied that the circumstances specified in paragraphs (1) (a) and (b) exist in relation to the consolidation or subdivision, by writing make a declaration to that effect.
15D 	Commissioner for housing remission—Act, s 187C (1)
(1) 	For the purposes of subsection 187C (1) of the Act, the Minister may remit a change of use charge for a consolidation or subdivision by an amount equal to 25% of the added value in relation to the consolidation or subdivision where—
	(a)	each lease to be surrendered is held by the commissioner for housing; and
	(b)	each lease to be surrendered was granted to the commissioner for a term commencing on or before 16 December 1987.
(2) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to a consolidation or subdivision if regulation 15B (Local centre remission—Act, s 187C (1)) applies in relation to the consolidation or subdivision.
15E 	Concessional lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to a consolidation or subdivision where any of the leases to be surrendered in the course of the consolidation or subdivision is a concessional lease.
(2) 	For the purposes of subsection 187C (3) of the Act, the Minister may increase the change of use charge for a consolidation or subdivision to which this regulation applies by an amount equal to 25% of that portion of the added value in relation to the consolidation or subdivision that is attributable to the surrender of the concessional lease or leases in the course of the consolidation or subdivision.
(3) 	This regulation applies in relation to a consolidation or subdivision only if a lease is to be granted in the course of the consolidation or subdivision for a use other than a community use.
(4) 	For the purposes of this regulation, subject to subregulation (5), the following leases are concessional leases:
	(a)	a lease granted for a consideration less than the full market value of the lease, whether any such consideration was paid as a lump sum for the grant or is payable under the lease as rent, and in relation to which neither of the following payments have been made to the Territory:
	(i)	a capital sum or sums in respect of its grant equal to the market value of the lease at the time of the payment, or at the time of the last such payment, as the case may be;
	(ii)	a capital sum or sums to reduce the rent payable under the lease to a nominal rent under section 186 of the Act;
except a further lease, a consolidated lease, a subdivided lease, a regranted lease, or a lease over land that, immediately prior to the grant of the lease, was owned, controlled or held by the commissioner for housing under the Housing Assistance Act 1987;
	(b)	a consolidated or subdivided concessional lease;
	(c)	a further concessional lease;
	(d)	a regranted concessional lease.
(5) 	For the purposes of this regulation, a lease held by the commissioner for housing to which regulation 15D (Commissioner for housing remission—Act, s 187C (1)) applies is not a concessional lease.
(6) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to a consolidation or subdivision if—
	(a)	regulation 15F (Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies in relation to the consolidation or subdivision; and
	(b)	the amount of the increase in the change of use charge otherwise payable under this regulation is less than the amount of such an increase payable under regulation 15F. 
(6A) 	This regulation does not apply—
	(a)	in relation to a consolidation—where regulation 15G (Consolidation involving service station lease increase—Act, 
s 187C (3)) applies; and
	(b)	in relation to a subdivision—where regulation 15H (Subdivision involving service station lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies.
(7) 	In this regulation:
consolidated or subdivided concessional lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation or subdivision involving the surrender of 1 or more previous leases where—
	(a)	each surrendered lease was a concessional lease; or
	(b)	if more than 1 lease was surrendered, and any (but not all) of the surrendered leases was a concessional lease—
	(i)	the surrendered leases were not over parcels of land of equal area; and
	(ii)	the surrendered lease that was over the largest parcel of land was a concessional lease.
further concessional lease means a further lease where the surrendered lease was a concessional lease.
regranted concessional lease means a regranted lease where the surrendered lease was a concessional lease.
15F 	Recently commenced lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to a consolidation or subdivision where any of the leases to be surrendered is a recently commenced lease.
(2) 	For the purposes of subsection 187C (3) of the Act, the Minister may increase the change of use charge for a consolidation or subdivision to which this regulation applies by an amount equal to 25% of that portion of the added value in relation to the consolidation or subdivision that is attributable to the surrender of the recently granted lease or leases in the course of the consolidation or subdivision.
(3) 	For the purposes of this regulation, the following leases are recently commenced leases:
	(a)	a lease (other than a further lease, a consolidated lease, a subdivided lease, or a regranted lease) the term of which commenced 5 years or less before the date of the application for consolidation or subdivision;
	(b)	a further recently commenced lease;
	(c)	a consolidated or subdivided recently commenced lease;
	(d)	a recently regranted lease.
(4) 	This regulation does not apply in relation to a consolidation or subdivision if—
	(a)	regulation 15E (Concessional lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies in relation to the consolidation or subdivision; and
	(b)	the amount of the increase in the change of use charge otherwise payable under this regulation is less than or equal to the amount of such an increase payable under regulation 15E. 
(4A) 	This regulation does not apply—
	(a)	in relation to a consolidation—where regulation 15G (Consolidation involving service station lease increase—Act, 
s 187C (3)) applies; and
	(b)	in relation to a subdivision—where regulation 15H (Subdivision involving service station lease increase—Act, s 187C (3)) applies.
(5) 	In this regulation:
consolidated or subdivided recently commenced lease means a lease granted in the course of a consolidation or subdivision involving the surrender of 1 or more previous leases where—
	(a)	each surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease; or
	(b)	if more than 1 lease was surrendered, and any (but not all) of the surrendered leases was a recently commenced lease—
	(i)	if the surrendered leases were not over parcels of land of equal area—the surrendered lease that was over the largest parcel of land was a recently commenced lease; or
	(ii)	if all surrendered leases were over parcels of land of equal area—any surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease.
further recently commenced lease means a further lease where the surrendered or expired lease was a recently commenced lease.
recently regranted lease means a regranted lease where the surrendered lease was a recently commenced lease.
15G 	Consolidation involving service station lease increase—Act, 
s 187C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to a consolidation where—
	(a)	 at least 1 of the leases to be surrendered is a service station lease; and
	(b)	the consolidated lease is not or, where 2 or more consolidated leases are granted, neither or none of the consolidated leases is, a service station lease.
(2) 	For the purposes of subsection 187C (3) of the Act, the Minister shall increase the change of use charge for a consolidation in relation to which this regulation applies by an amount equal to 25% of that portion of the added value in relation to the consolidation that is attributable to the surrendered service station lease or leases.
15H 	Subdivision involving service station lease increase—Act, 
s 187C (3)
(1) 	This regulation applies in relation to a subdivision where—
	(a)	the lease to be surrendered or, if more than 1 lease is to be surrendered, at least 1 of the leases to be surrendered, is a service station lease; and
	(b)	at least 1 of the subdivided leases is not a service station lease.
(2) 	For the purposes of subsection 187C (3) of the Act, the Minister shall increase the change of use charge for a subdivision to which this regulation applies by—
	(a)	if no subdivided lease is a service station lease—an amount equal to 25% of the added value of the subdivision that is attributable to the surrendered service station lease or leases; or
	(b)	if at least 1 of the subdivided leases is a service station lease—an amount equal to 25% of the added value of the subdivision that is attributable to that portion of the surrendered service station lease or leases that is represented by a subdivided lease that is not a service station lease.

part 4—approvals and orders
Division 1—Approvals
16 	Prescribed period—Act, s 230 (2)
(1) 	The prescribed period for the purposes of subsection 230 (2) of the Act in relation to an application to undertake a development is—
	(a)	30 working days after the date of the application; and
	(b)	if an objection is made under section 237 of the Act within 30 working days after the date of the application—45 working days after the date of the application; and
	(c)	if the period referred to in paragraph (a) or (b) is extended pursuant to this regulation—the extended period.
(2) 	If the applicant is directed to prepare a preliminary assessment under section 113 of the Act in relation to the application, the initial period is extended by a period of the same length as the period commencing on the day on which the direction is given and ending 42 days after the day on which the applicant submits the preliminary assessment to the Environment Minister.
(3) 	If an assessment is directed under section 121 of the Act in relation to the application, the initial period, as extended pursuant to subregulation (2), is further extended by a period of the same length as the period commencing on the day on which the assessment is directed and ending on the day on which the report under section 131 of the Act is completed.
(4) 	If a panel is established to conduct an inquiry in relation to the application, the initial period, as extended (if at all) pursuant to subregulation (2) or (3), is extended, or further extended, by a period of the same length as the period commencing on the day on which the panel is established and ending on the day on which the panel’s report is laid before the Legislative Assembly under subsection 141 (1) of the Act.
(5) 	The relevant authority may extend, or further extend, the initial period, as extended (if at all) pursuant to subregulation (2), (3) or (4), upon the written application of the applicant before the expiration of that period, or of the latest extended period, as the case may be.
(6) 	In this regulation:
initial period, in relation to an application, means the period referred to in paragraph (1) (a) or (b), as the case requires.
18 	Prescribed period—Act, s 237 (1)
	For the purposes of subsection 237 (1) of the Act, the prescribed period in relation to an application for development is—
	(a)	15 business days commencing on the date of publication of notice of the application in a daily newspaper under paragraph 229 (1) (b) of the Act; or
	(b)	if paragraph 229 (1) (b) and subsection 229 (5) of the Act do not apply in relation to the development (by virtue of subregulation 22 (2))—10 business days after the latest notice of the application was given under paragraph 229 (1) (a) of the Act; or
	(c)	if paragraphs 229 (1) (a) and (b) and subsection 229 (5) of the Act do not apply in relation to the development (by virtue of subregulation 22 (1))—the period commencing on the day the application is made and ending at the expiration of the day before the day the application is approved or refused.
Division 2—Orders 
20 	Prescribed period—Act, s 256 (6)
(1) 	For the purposes of subsection 256 (6) of the Act, the prescribed period is—
	(a)	where—
	(i)	an application is made under subsection 256 (1) of the Act for an order in respect of an activity referred to in item 1, 5 or 6 of Schedule 5 to the Act; and
	(ii)	application had previously been made under section 226 of the Act for approval to conduct the activity in respect of which the order is sought, being an application which the Minister had not approved or refused to approve before the making of the application under subsection 256 (1) of the Act; and
	(iii)	the Minister approves the application under section 226 of the Act; 
21 days commencing on the day on which the approval of the application under section 226 of the Act takes effect; or

	(b)	where—
	(i)	an application is made under subsection 256 (1) of the Act for an order in respect of an activity referred to in item 1, 5 or 6 of Schedule 5 to the Act;
	(ii)	application is made under section 226 of the Act for approval to conduct the activity in respect of which the order is sought, being an application made within the period of 21 days commencing on the day on which the Minister receives the application under subsection 256 (1) of the Act; and
	(iii)	the Minister approves the application under section 226 of the Act;
21 days commencing on the day on which the approval of the application under section 226 of the Act takes effect; or
	(c)	where—
	(i)	an application is made under subsection 256 (1) of the Act for an order in respect of an activity referred to in item 1, 5 or 6 of Schedule 5 to the Act;
	(ii)	application had previously been made under section 226 of the Act for approval to conduct the activity in respect of which the order is sought, being an application which the Minister had not approved or refused to approve before the making of the application under subsection 256 (1) of the Act; and
	(iii)	the Minister refuses to approve the application under section 226 of the Act or is to be taken to have refused the application;
21 days commencing on—
	(iv)	the day on which the Minister notifies the applicant for approval under section 226 of the Act of his or her refusal to approve the application; or
	(v)	the first day on which the Minister is to be taken to have refused the application;
as the case requires; or
	(d)	where—
	(i)	an application is made under subsection 256 (1) of the Act for an order in respect of an activity referred to in item 1, 5 or 6 of Schedule 5 to the Act;
	(ii)	application is made under section 226 of the Act for approval to conduct the activity in respect of which the order is sought, being an application made within the period of 21 days commencing on the day on which the Minister receives the application under subsection 256 (1) of the Act; and
	(iii)	the Minister refuses to approve the application under section 226 of the Act or is to be taken to have refused the application;
21 days commencing on—
	(iv)	the day on which the Minister notifies the applicant for approval under section 226 of the Act of his or her refusal to approve the application; or
	(v)	the first day on which the Minister is to be taken to have refused the application;
as the case requires; or
	(e)	in any other case—21 days commencing on the day on which the Minister receives the application under subsection 256 (1).
(2) 	In the application of subregulation (1) to an application under subsection 256 (1) of the Act for an order in respect of a development referred to in item 6 of Schedule 5 to the Act, a reference to an application for approval to conduct the development in respect of which the order is sought is to be read as a reference to an application for retrospective approval in respect of a development that was undertaken without approval, as referred to in subsection 226 (5) of the Act.
Division 3—Exemptions from Part 6
21 	Absolute exemptions from Act, pt 6
(1) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, Part 6 of the Act does not apply to a development listed in Schedule 1 to these regulations.
(2) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, Part 6 of the Act does not apply to a development listed in Schedule 2 to these regulations if the development (as proposed) is consistent with a guideline or standard adopted by the authority for the purposes of this subregulation, being a guideline or standard that relates to such a development.
(3) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, Part 6 of the Act does not apply to a development listed in Schedule 3 to these regulations if the development is consistent with an approved implementation plan under the Buildings (Design and Siting) Act 1964.
(4) 	Subregulations (1), (2) and (3) do not apply in relation to a development, other than the development listed at item 1 of Schedule 1, if—
	(a)	the development is part of, or is carried out in association with, a development to which Part 6 of the Act applies;
	(b)	the development may be inconsistent with the requirements for the conservation of the heritage significance of a place, being requirements included in the heritage places register or an interim heritage places register; or
	(c)	the development would be inconsistent with a condition of an approval, a provision of a lease or an agreement collateral to the grant of a lease.
22 	Notification exemptions—Act, ss 229 (1), (5)
(1) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, a development listed in Schedule 4 to these regulations is exempt from the application of subsections 229 (1) and (5) of the Act.
(2) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, a development listed in Schedule 5 to these regulations is exempt from the application of paragraph 229 (1) (b) and subsection 229 (5) of the Act.
(3) 	Subregulations (1) and (2) do not apply in relation to a development if—
	(a)	the development is part of, or is carried out in association with, a development not subject to an exemption—
	(i)	under this regulation; or
	(ii)	under regulation 21; or
	(b)	the development may, in the opinion of the Minister, be inconsistent with the requirements for the conservation of the heritage significance of a place, being requirements included in the heritage places register or an interim heritage places register.
23 	Exclusion of appeals by applicants—Act, s 275
(1) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, section 275 of the Act does not apply in relation to a decision of the relevant authority about a development listed in Schedule 6 to these regulations.
(2) 	If a decision of the relevant authority relates to more than 1 development, subregulation (1) excludes from the application of section 275 of the Act only that aspect of the decision that concerns any development listed in Schedule 6 to these regulations.
24 	Exclusion of appeals by objectors—Act, s 276
(1) 	For the purposes of paragraph 282 (da) of the Act, section 276 of the Act does not apply in relation to a decision of the relevant authority about a development listed in Schedule 7 to these regulations.
(2) 	If a decision of the relevant authority relates to more than 1 development, subregulation (1) excludes from the application of section 276 of the Act only that aspect of the decision that concerns any development listed in Schedule 7 to these regulations.
(3) 	Subregulation (1) does not apply in relation to a development if the development may be inconsistent with the requirements for the conservation of the heritage significance of a place, being requirements included in the heritage places register or an interim heritage places register.

	SCHEDULE 1	(See reg 21 (1)) 

unconditional Exemptions from part 6 of the act
column 1
item	column 2
exemption	
1	A development carried out by or on behalf of the Territory in an emergency to protect the health or safety of the public, or for the protection of public property.	
2	Internal alteration of a building, where—
	(a)	in the case of a residential building—the alteration would not increase the number of dwellings within the building; and
	(b)	in the case of a commercial building—the alteration would not increase the building’s gross floor area; and
	(c)	in any case—the alteration would not result in the building’s being classified differently under the classification scheme set out in the building code within the meaning of the Building Act 1972.	
3	Construction, alteration or demolition of a building or structure, or the carrying out of earthworks, landscaping or other construction work, if—
	(a)	the development is to be undertaken on Territory land leased for rural purposes, or for purposes including rural purposes; and
	(b)	the development is a minor development; and
	(c)	the development is reasonably connected with those rural purposes; and
	(d)	the development does not require a licence or permit under the Water Resources Act 1998, an authorisation under the Environment Protection Act 1997 or an approval under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cwlth); and
	(e)	the development will not result in the substantial clearing of 0.5ha or more of native vegetation; and
	(f)	the development is not contrary to a land management agreement under section 186C of the Act.	
4	Variation of a lease pursuant to a provision of the lease to effect the withdrawal by the Executive of part of the land over which the lease was granted.	

5	Variation of a lease to effect a subdivision, where—
	(a)	each lease to be surrendered was granted for purposes including development and subdivision; and
	(b)	the land over which each lease was granted has been developed in accordance with the lease.	
6	A development solely undertaken for the purposes of the maintenance of a building or structure.	
7	Carrying out work that would affect the landscape of land leased for residential purposes only.	
8	Works relating to footpaths within a road reserve or pathway reserve.	
9	Surfacing a road, cycleway or carpark.	
10	Works relating to traffic management devices used for pedestrian or vehicle control, including the following devices:
	(a)	signs;
	(b)	lines;
	(c)	traffic signals.	
11	Minor flood mitigation measures.	
12	Playground developments or improvements by or on behalf of the Territory.	
13	Erection, alteration or demolition of fences and freestanding walls, being fences and walls that do not exceed 1.8m in height and are located behind the building line.	
14	Erection or alteration of an exempt building or structure (other than a structure mentioned in item 25) if, on completion of the development—
	(a)	no part of the building or structure would be between a front boundary and a building line; and
	(b)	the building or structure has no metal roofing or walling that is untreated, pre-coloured or painted white or off-white; and
	(c)	if the building or structure is a class 10 structure under the building code—it is the only such structure on the boundary of the leased land on which it is erected.	
15	Demolition of an exempt building or structure.	
16	Changing the external material or finish of a building where the change would not significantly affect the appearance of the building.	
17	Variation of roof pitch where the variation is not greater than 2o.	
18	Installation of a chimney, flue or vent extending not more than 1.5m above the surface of a roof.	
19	Resiting a building in relation to which approval has been given under the Act or under the Buildings (Design and Siting) Act 1964 by not more than 150mm horizontally, except where the approval requires that the building be built adjacent to a boundary.	
20	Installation of an external switchboard.	
21	Installation of external security lighting where the installation is a minor development.	
22	Installation or removal of electricity, water, gas, communications or similar services, other than reticulated services or trunk supply services.	
22A	Installation or removal of drainage services other than reticulated services or trunk drainage services.	
23	Erection or installation of a temporary, portable or demountable building or structure for a specific event or project, where the building or structure is to be removed at the end of a period of 6 months, or such further period as is approved by the Minister in writing.	
24	External repainting of a dwelling.	
25	A development in relation to an external deck, external stairs, an external landing or a retaining wall, being a deck, stairs, landing or wall not more than 0.4m in height.	
26	A development in relation to a letterbox not exceeding, or that is not to exceed, 2m2 in area or 1.8m in height.	
28	The planting or harvesting of plantation trees within a plantation area for the purposes of plantation forestry within the meaning of the plan.	
29	A development referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c) or (g) of the definition of development in subsection 222 (1) of the Act within a designated area within the meaning of the National Capital Plan.	
30	Variation of a lease solely to permit a development mentioned in another item of this schedule.	
31	Placing or displaying a movable sign in a public place.	
32	Installation or alteration of a satellite dish that is for receiving purposes only on a building in a residential area where, as installed or altered—
	(a)	the face of the dish would be capable of being contained within a circle 0.65m in diameter; and
	(b)	no part of the dish or its supporting structure would project above the roof ridge line of any adjacent area of roof that is a pitched roof; and
	(c)	the dish and its supporting structure would be colour-matched to its background and have a matt finish; and
	(d)	the dish and its supporting structure would not be visible from the public street adjacent to the front boundary of the block of land on which the building is situated; and
	(e)	the dish and its supporting structure would—
	(i)	not be visible from a block of leased Territory land adjacent to the block on which the building is situated; or
	(ii)	be not less than 4m from the boundary of any block of leased Territory land adjacent to the block on which the building is situated.	
33	Installation or alteration of a satellite dish that is for receiving purposes only on a building that is not in a residential area where, as installed or altered—
	(a)	the face of the dish would be capable of being contained within a circle 1.5m in diameter; and
	(b)	the dish and its supporting structure would be colour-matched to its background and have a matt finish; and
	(c)	the dish and its supporting structure would not be conspicuous from an adjacent residential area.	
34	Installation or alteration of a microwave antenna that is for receiving purposes only on a building where, as installed or altered—
	(a)	the face of the dish of the antenna would be capable of being contained within a circle 0.65m in diameter; and
	(b)	the antenna and its supporting structure would be—
	(i)	not more than 1m high; and
	(ii)	colour-matched to its background and have a matt finish.	

35	Removal of a satellite dish or microwave antenna referred to in items 32, 33 or 34 from a building.	

	SCHEDULE 2	(See reg 21 (2))
	Exemptions from part 6 of the act
	subject to Authority guidelines
column 1
item	column 2
exemption	
1	Installation or removal of a bus stop (including a marker, pad or seat) within a road corridor.	
2	Erection or removal of a bus shelter (other than in the Civic Centre area, a Town Centre area or a Group Centre area).	
3	Installation or removal of lighting for parking or in a public area.	
4	Tree and shrub planting or removal on unleased Territory land by or on behalf of the Territory.	
5	Minor landscape works other than works carried out in the Civic Centre area, a Town Centre area or a Group Centre area.	
6	Erection or removal of interpretative or directional signs on unleased Territory land.	
7	Erection or removal of lighting columns.	
8	Installation on or removal from unleased Territory land of street furniture, including the following:
	(a)	fixed benches;
	(b)	fixed garbage bins;
	(c)	recycling bins;
	(d)	parking meters;
	(e)	streetlights;
	(f)	street signs;
	(g)	guardrails and protective rails;
	(h)	planter boxes.	
9	Installation or removal of reticulated services.	
10	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted photovoltaic panel.	
11	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted solar water heater. 	
12	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted airconditioning unit.	

	SCHEDULE 3	(See reg 21 (3))
	Exemptions from part 6 of the act
	subject to implementation plans
column 1
item	column 2
exemption	
1	Erection or removal of a bus shelter.	
2	Construction, modification or removal of a pathway through unleased Territory land.	
3	Minor landscape works other than works carried out in the Civic Centre Area, a Town Centre Area or a Group Centre Area.	
4	Installation or removal of reticulated services.	

	SCHEDULE 4	(See reg 22 (1))
	notification exemptions
	subsections 229 (1) and (5) of the act
column 1
item	column 2
exemption	
1	Variation of a lease to reduce the rent payable under the lease to a nominal rent.	
2	Development related to the proposed use of premises for confidential services (such as a domestic violence crisis service), where the Minister has made a determination in relation to those premises under paragraph 11AA (a) of these regulations.	
3	Development related to the proposed use of residential premises as a special dwelling.	
4	Consolidation.	
5	Variation of a lease where the whole of the land comprised in the lease is identified in the plan for the purposes of Subdivision D of Division 3 of Part 2 of the Act.	
6	Variation of a lease where the lease, as varied, would permit (or would continue to permit) the use of the land for rural purposes, or for purposes including rural purposes, if—
	(a)	the sole effect of the variation would be to omit a provision relating to the withdrawal of land by the Territory; or
	(b)	if the variation is to consist of the surrender of an existing lease and the grant of a new lease, as referred to in subsection 222 (3) of the Act—the differences between the existing lease and the proposed new lease are limited to any of the following:
	(i)	the omission of a provision in the existing lease relating to the withdrawal of land by the Territory;
	(ii)	the date of commencement;
	(iii)	the proposed new lease being expressed to terminate on a day before that of the existing lease.	
7	Use of land for a home business, where—
	(a)	the land is leased for residential purposes only; and
	(b)	such use by the applicant is currently approved under Part 6 of the Act; and
	(c)	no complaints about that use have been received by the Minister within the 12 months prior to the application.	
8	A minor development in relation to land within a residential area, if the Minister has reasonable grounds for considering that the enjoyment of any adjoining land would not be detrimentally affected by the development.	
9	A minor development in relation to land other than within a residential area.	
10	The erection or alteration of 1 or more dwellings, or of buildings or structures associated with 1 or more dwellings, on land within a residential area, where—
	(a)	if the land has not previously been developed—
	(i)	the development would consist of the erection of no more than 1 dwelling, and of any associated buildings or structures; or
	(ii)	if a multi-unit development is applied for—at the time of the application, the lease permits a development of the type applied for, or the lease was granted expressly for development and subdivision; and
	(b)	if the land has previously been developed—the development would not result in an increase in the number of dwellings on the land; and
	(ba)	the area of the parcel of land is not more than 450m2 and no setback is required by the Territory plan for the dwelling, building or structure in relation to 1 side boundary only; and
	(c)	if the area of the land is more than 450m2, the setback of the dwelling, building or structure, as proposed to be erected or altered, would be no less than—
	(i)	in relation to the front boundary setback—
	(A)	6m from any front boundary; or
	(B)	if the land has not previously been developed for urban purposes, and approval for the subdivision of the land had been given after 18 October 1993 (being an approval within the meaning of paragraph D2.1 of Appendix III.1 of the plan)—4m from any front boundary; and
	(ii)	3m from any rear boundary; and
	(iii)	1.5m from any side boundary, except where the development is a multi-unit development; and

	(iv)	if the development is a multi-unit development—3m from any side boundary; and
	(d)	if the land has previously been developed—the development would not result in an increase of more than 75m2 in the total of the following:
	(i)	the gross floor area of all buildings and structures on the land, except in the case of buildings or structures not enclosed by means of walls and a roof;
	(ii)	in the case of buildings and structures not enclosed by means of walls and a roof—the plan area of each such building and structure;	 and
	(e)	the development would not result in—
	(i)	the erection of any building on the land having more than 1 storey; or
	(ii)	the erection of any building or structure on the land having a height exceeding 6.5m; and
	(f)	the development would not result in—
	(i)	the alteration of any building on the land at the time of the application to add 1 or more storeys; or
	(ii)	the alteration of any building or structure on the land at the time of the application to increase its height, except where the height would be increased to 6.5m or less; or
	(iii)	the alteration of any building on the land at the time of the application by the construction of an extension having more than 1 storey; or
	(iv)	the alteration of any building or structure on the land at the time of the application by the construction of an extension having a height exceeding 6.5m.	
11	Demolition of a building or structure in connection with the erection or alteration of a building or structure, where the erection or alteration is listed elsewhere in this Schedule.	
12	Development by or on behalf of the Territory on land identified in the plan for the purposes of Subdivision D of Division 3 of Part 2 of the Act consisting of the erection, alteration or demolition of a building or structure, or the carrying out of earthworks or other construction work that would affect the landscape of the land.	
13	Development by or on behalf of the Territory consistent with—
	(a)	an approved implementation plan under the Buildings (Design and Siting) Act 1964; or
	(b)	a draft implementation plan under the Buildings (Design and Siting) Act 1964 that, as at the date of commencement of this Schedule, had been neither approved nor rejected by the Minister.	
14	Development on land in an industrial area consisting of the erection, fixing or display of a sign or advertising material on the land, or on a structure or building on the land.	
15	Construction, alteration or demolition of a public road or a car park within a road reserve.	
16	Construction, alteration, removal or demolition of a floodway, sewerage or drainage works, a public road, a car park or utilities work on unleased Territory land or on land subject to a lease granted for purposes that include subdivision and development if—
	(a)	no direction that an assessment be made of the relevant proposal has been given under subsection 121 (1) of the Act; or
	(b)	if an assessment has been submitted to the Environment Minister—any conditions recommended by the Minister under paragraph 131 (3) (d) of the Act have been complied with.	
17	Construction, alteration or removal of trunk supply services, a building or structure for railway use, or a distribution reservoir, major electrical substation, major pump station, power generation station, treatment plant or water storage dam, if—
	(a)	no direction that an assessment be made of the relevant proposal has been given under subsection 121 (1) of the Act; or
	(b)	if an assessment has been submitted to the Environment Minister—any conditions recommended by the Minister under paragraph 131 (3) (d) of the Act have been complied with.	
18	Installation, alteration or removal of reticulated services on unleased Territory land or land subject to a lease granted for purposes that include subdivision and development.	
19	A development that is required by a lease and development condition.	
20	Alteration of a schedule of unit entitlements under the Unit Titles Act 1970.	
21	Variation of a lease solely to permit a development mentioned in another item of this schedule.	

	SCHEDULE 5	(See reg 22 (2))
	notification exemptions
	paragraph 229 (1) (b) AND SUBSECTION 229 (5) OF THE ACT
column 1
item	column 2
exemption	
1	Erection, alteration or demolition of a single dwelling, where the development would not result in more than 1 dwelling being on the land.	
2	Demolition of a building or structure in connection with an erection or alteration of a building or structure, being an erection or alteration listed at item 1 of this Schedule.	
3	Erection, alteration or demolition of a structure that is a class 10 structure within the meaning of the building code.	
4	Variation of a lease solely to permit a development mentioned in another item of this Schedule.	
5	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted photovoltaic panel.	
6	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted solar water heater. 	
7	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted airconditioning unit.	

	SCHEDULE 6	(See reg 23)
	exclusion of appeals by applicants
	section 275 of the act
column 1
item	column 2
exclusion	
1	A development in relation to an encroachment onto, over or under unleased Territory land. 	
2	A development the application for which is determined by the Minister under paragraph 229A (7) (a) of the Act.	
3	Variation of a lease to increase the area of land comprised in the lease.	
4	A development on unleased Territory land.	

	SCHEDULE 7	(See reg 24)
	exclusion of appeals by objectors
	section 276 of the act
column 1
item	column 2
exclusion	
1	A development listed in Schedule 4.	
2	A development the application for which is determined by the Minister under paragraph 229A (7) (a) of the Act.	
3	Erection, fixing or display of a sign or advertising material on the land, or on a structure or building on the land.	
4	A minor development consisting of the carrying out of earthworks, or other construction work that would affect the landscape of the land.	
5	Erection, alteration or demolition of a single dwelling, where the development would not result in more than 1 dwelling being on the land.	
5A	Erection, alteration or demolition of a structure that is a class 10 structure within the meaning of the building code.	
6	Development on land within an industrial area or a municipal services area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	where the development would not result in any of the following uses of the land being permitted:
	(i)	hazardous industry;
	(ii)	hazardous waste industry;
	(iii)	incineration facility;
	(iv)	land fill;
	(v)	liquid fuel depot;
	(vi)	offensive industry;
	(c)	where the development would not increase the gross floor area of any buildings on the land beyond a plot ratio of 1:1, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(d)	where the development does not consist of—

	(i)	the erection of a building or structure on the land with a height greater than 10m; or
	(ii)	the alteration of any building or structure on the land at the time of the application so as to increase its height, where that height would exceed 10m after the alteration.	

7	Development on land within a commercial area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	if the land has been previously developed—where the development would not increase the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land by more than 50%; and
	(c)	if at the time of the application the lease permits a community use, or a use including a community use—where the development would not have the effect of prohibiting a community use of the land; and
	(d)	where the development would not have the effect of permitting the use of the land for a corrections facility; and
	(e)	if the land is within a commercial ‘E’ (corridors and office sites) area—
	(i)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 4 storeys—where the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 4 storeys; and
	(ii)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 4 storeys—where the development would not result in any increase in the height of such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having more than 4 storeys; and
	(iii)	if the land is within a corridor precinct specified in Part B2E of the plan—where the development would result in the setback of any proposed new building being no less than 10m from the front boundary; and
	(f)	if the land is within a Group Centre area—

	(i)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 2 storeys—where the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 2 storeys; and
	(ii)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 2 storeys—where the development would not result in any increase in the height of such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having more than 2 storeys; and
	(g)	if the land is within a local centre area, where—
	(i)	there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 2 storeys; and
	(ii)	the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 2 storeys; and
	(iii)	if the lease currently permits the use of the land for a shop, or a use including the use of the land for a shop—the development would not have the effect of prohibiting the use of the land for a shop; and
	(iv)	the development would not have the effect of permitting the erection of any dwelling on the land.	
8	Development on land within an entertainment, accommodation and leisure area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	if the land has been previously developed—where the development would not increase the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land by more than 50%; and
	(c)	if at the time of the application the lease permits a community use, or a use including a community use—where the development would not have the effect of prohibiting a community use of the land; and

	(d)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 2 storeys—where the
development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 2 storeys; and
	(e)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 2 storeys—where the development would not result in any increase in the height of such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having more than 2 storeys.	
9	Development on land within a community facility area or a restricted access recreation area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	where the gross floor area of all buildings on the land at the time of the application does not exceed 300m2; and
	(c)	where the development would not result in the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land exceeding 300m2; and
	(d)	if the land has been previously developed—where the development would not increase the proportion of the total site area on the land covered by buildings, driveways and carparking areas by more than 50%, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(e)	if, at the time of the application, the lease permits a community use, or a use including a community use—where the development would not have the effect of prohibiting a community use of the land; and
	(f)	where the development would not have the effect of permitting the use of the land for a corrections facility; and
	(g)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 1 storey; and
	(h)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the development would not result in any increase in the height of such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having a height exceeding 6m.	
10	Development on land within an urban open space area, a hills, ridges and buffer area, a river corridor area, a mountains and bushlands area or a plantation forestry area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	where the development would not have the effect of permitting the use of the land for a purpose other than that for which it is leased at the time of the application, or other than that permitted by a licence in relation to the land that is current at the time of the application; and
	(c)	where the development would not increase the area of the leased land by more than 1ha; and
	(d)	if the gross floor area of all buildings on the land at the time of the application does not exceed 300m2—where the development would not result in the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land exceeding 300m2; and
	(e)	if the gross floor area of all buildings on the land at the time of the application exceeds 300m2—where the development would not increase the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land; and
	(f)	if the total site area covered by buildings, driveways and carparking areas at the time of the application is equal to no more than 50% of the area of the land—where the development would not result in such site coverage increasing to more than 50% of the area of the land, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(g)	if the total site area covered by buildings, driveways and carparking areas at the time of the application is more than 50% of the area of the land—where the development would not increase such site coverage, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(h)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 1 storey; and

	(i)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the 
development would not result in any increase in the height of such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having a height exceeding 6m.	
11	Development on land within a broadacre area or a rural land use area—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	where the development would not have the effect of permitting the use of the land for a purpose other than that for which it is leased at the time of the application, or other than that permitted by a licence in relation to the land that is current at the time of the application; and
	(c)	where the development would not increase the area of the leased land by more than 1ha; and
	(d)	if the gross floor area of all buildings on the land at the time of the application does not exceed 2,000m2—where the development would not result in the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land exceeding 2,000m2; and
	(e)	if the gross floor area of all buildings on the land at the time of the application exceeds 2,000m2—where the development would not increase the total gross floor area of all buildings on the land; and
	(f)	if the total site area covered by buildings, driveways and carparking areas at the time of the application is equal to no more than 50% of the area of the land—where the development would not result in such site coverage increasing to more than 50% of the area of the land, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(g)	if the total site area covered by buildings, driveways and carparking areas at the time of the application is more than 50% of the area of the land—where the development would not increase such site coverage, calculated by reference to the area of the land as at the time of the application; and
	(h)	if there is no building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the development would not result in any building or structure on the land having more than 1 storey; and

	(i)	if there is a building or structure on the land at the time of the application that has more than 1 storey—where the development would not result in any increase in the height of 

such a building or structure, or in any other building or structure on the land having a height exceeding 6m.	
12	Development within a designated area within the meaning of the National Capital Plan—
	(a)	where, if the development is approved, the land would be no less than 50m away from any residential area at its nearest point; and
	(b)	where the development would not have the effect of permitting the use of the land for a purpose other than that for which it is leased at the time of the application, or other than that permitted by a licence in relation to the land that is current at the time of the application; and
	(c)	if the land has been previously leased—where the development would not increase the total gross floor area of all buildings permitted by the lease at the time of the application by more than 50%.	
13	Demolition of a building or structure in connection with a development listed elsewhere in this Schedule consisting of the erection or alteration of a building or structure.	
14	A development by or on behalf of the Territory that consists of the construction, alteration, demolition or removal of—
	(a)	electricity, water, gas or communication services; or
	(b)	a floodway or sewerage or drainage works; or
	(c)	a public road, public path, cycleway or car park.	
15	The construction, alteration, demolition or removal of public facilities on unleased Territory land, including barbecues, seating or playground equipment, or related landscaping.	
16	Variation of a lease solely to permit a development mentioned in another item of this Schedule.	
17	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted photovoltaic panel.	

18	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted solar water heater. 	
19	Installation, alteration or removal of an externally mounted airconditioning unit.	

ENDNOTES
1	About this republication
This is a republication of the Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations 1992 as in force under the Land (Planning and Environment) Act 1991 on 25 January 2001.  It includes all amendments made to the regulations up to Subordinate Law 200 No 1.
Amending laws are annotated in the table of legislation and table of amendments.
The Parliamentary Counsel’s Office currently prepares 2 kinds of republications of ACT laws:  authorised printed republications to which the Legislation (Republication) Act 1996 applies and unauthorised electronic republications.  The status of this republication appears on the cover.
Section 13 of the Legislation (Republication) Act 1996 authorises the Parliamentary Counsel, in preparing a law for republication, to make textual amendments of a formal nature which the Parliamentary Counsel considers desirable in accordance with current legislative drafting practice.  The amendments do not effect a substantive change in the law.
In preparing this republication, amendments have not been made under section 13.
2	About the republished subordinate law
The Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations 1992 were originally the Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations.  They were renamed by the Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations Amendment 1999 No 31 (see reg 3).
3	Abbreviation key
Key to abbreviations in tables

am = amended
amdt = amendment
ch = chapter
cl = clause
def = definition
dict = dictionary 
div = division
exp = expires/expired
Gaz = Gazette
hdg = heading
ins = inserted/added
LR = Legislation (Republication) Act 1996
mod = modified
No = number
notfd = notified
o = order
om = omitted/repealed
orig = original
p = page
par = paragraph
pres = present
prev = previous
(prev...) = previously
prov = provision
pt = part
r = rule/subrule
reg = regulation/subregulation
renum = renumbered
reloc = relocated
R[X] = Republication No
s = section/subsection
sch = schedule
sdiv = subdivision
sub = substituted
SL  = Subordinate Law
sp = spent
*  = SL unless otherwise stated
† = Act or Ordinance unless otherwise stated

4	Table of legislation
Subordinate law*	Year and number*	Gazette
notification	Commencement	Transitional provisions	

Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations	1992 No 5	8 May 1992	8 May 1992		
	1992 No 19	2 Oct 1992	2 Oct 1992	—	
	1993 No 2	22 Jan 1993	22 Jan 1993	—	
	1993 No 5	22 Feb 1993	22 Feb 1993	—	
	1993 No 29	28 July 1993	28 July 1993	—	
	1993 No 47	1 Dec 1993	1 Dec 1993 (see  reg 1 and Gaz 1993 No S247 
p 2)	—	
	1993 No 53	24 Dec 1993	24 Dec 1993	reg 7 (rep by 1995 No 20)	
	     as amended by
     No 20 1995	
16 June 1995	
16 June 1995	
—	
	1994 No 5	10 Mar 1994	10 Mar 1994	—	
	1994 No 2	29 June 1994	29 June 1994	—	
	1994 No 41	29 Nov 1994	29 Nov 1994	—	
	1995 No 7	25 Jan 1995	25 Jan 1995	—	
	1995 No 18	17 May 1995	17 May 1995	—	
	1995 No 20	16 June 1995	16 June 1995	—	
Land (Planning and Environment) (Amendment) Act 1996	Act 1996 No 62	3 Dec 1996	3 Dec 1996	—	
	1995 No 36	26 Sept 1995	26 Sept 1995	—	
	1996 No 20	23 Sept 1996	23 Sept 1996	—	
	1996 No 21	26 Sept 1996	26 Sept 1996	—	
Land (Planning and Environment) (Amendment) Act (No 2) 1996	Act 1996 No 71	20 Dec 1996	ss 1-3:  20 Dec 1996 
remainder:  1 Jan 1997 (see Gaz 1996 No S352)	—	
	1997 No 7	8 Apr 1997	regs 1 and 2:  8 Apr 1997
remainder:  27 Aug 1997	regs 3 and 
5 (2) and (3)	
	1997 No 16	23 June 1997	regs 1 and 2:  23 June 1997
reg 9:  14 Jan 1998 (see Gaz 1998 No S27)
remainder:   24
June 1997 (see Gaz 1997 No S179)	regs 15 (2) 
and 16	
	1997 No 23 (a) 	20 Aug 1997	reg 2:  14 Nov 
1997 (see reg 1 (2))
remainder: 20 Aug 1997	—	
	1998 No 21	17 June 1998	regs 1 and 2:  17 June 1998
remainder:  30 Oct 1998	—	
	1998 No 32	21 Oct 1998	regs 1-3:  21 Oct 1998
remainder:  19 Feb 1999 (see 
s 1 (2)-(6))	—	
	1999 No 31	1 Dec 1999	1 Dec 1999	—	
	1999 No 34	22 Dec 1999	22 Dec 1999	—	
Road Transport Legislation Amendment Act 1999	Act 1999 No 79	23 Dec 1999	1 Mar 2000 (see 
s 2 and Gaz 2000 No S5	—	
	2000 No 2	14 Feb 2000	14 Feb 2000	—	
	2000 No 55	21 Dec 2000	21 Dec 2000	—	
	2001 No 1	25 Jan 2001	25 Jan 2001	—

(a)	The Land (Planning and Environment) Regulations (1997 No 23) were disallowed by the Senate at the expiration of 13 November 1997 and the amendments are not incorporated in this republication.
5	Table of amendments
3
Provision	How affected*

hdg to pt 1	ins 1997 No 16
reg 1	sub 1999 No 31 reg 3
reg 2	am 1996 No 20; 1997 No 16; 1998 No 32; 1999 No 31 reg 4; 1999 
No 79 s 6 sch 4; 2000 No 2 reg 3
hdg to pt 2	ins 1997 No 16
reg 3	sub 1992 No 19
	am 1993 Nos 3 and 29
	om 1997 No 16
reg 5	sub 2000 No 2 s 4
reg 10	om 1997 No 16
hdg to pt 3	ins 1997 No 16
hdg to div 1 of pt 3	ins 1997 No 16
reg 11AA	ins 1997 No 16
reg 11AAA	ins 1999 No 34 reg 3
reg 11AB	ins 1997 No 16
	sub 1999 No 79 s 6 sch 4
reg 11A	ins 1995 No 20
	am 1996 No 20
	om 1997 No. 7
reg 12	am 1993 No 53; 1995 No 20
	om 1997 No 7
hdg to div 2 of pt 3	ins 1997 No 7
regs 12A, 12B	ins 1997 No 7

reg 13	am 1992 No 19; 1993 No 53; 1996 No 20; Act 1996 No 62
	sub 1997 No 7
	am 1998 Nos 21 and 32
reg 13A	ins 1996 No 20
	am 1997 No 7
reg 14	am 1993 Nos 5 and 53; 1996 No 20
	sub 1997 No 7
regs 14A-14C	ins 1997 No 7
	am 1998 No 32
reg 14D	ins 1998 No 32
reg 15	am 1993 No 47; 1997 No 7
div 3 of pt 3 	ins 1997 No. 7
   (regs 15A-15F)
reg 15A	ins 1997 No 7
reg 15B	ins 1997 No 7
	am 1998 Nos 21 and 32
regs 15C, 15D	ins 1997 No 7
regs 15E, 15F	ins 1997 No 7
	am 1998 No 32
regs 15G, 15H	ins 1998 No 32
hdg to pt 4	ins 1997 No 16
hdg to div 1 of pt 4	ins 1997 No 16
reg 16	am 1992 No 19
	sub 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 2 reg 5
reg 17	om 1997 No 16
reg 18	am 1997 No 16; 2000 No 2 reg 6
reg 19	om 1997 No 16
hdg to div 2 of pt 4	ins 1997 No 16
reg 20	am 1997 No 16
div 3 of pt  4	ins 1997 No 16
   (regs 21-24)
reg 21	am 1992 No 19; 1994 Nos  22 and 41; 1995 Nos 7, 18 and 36
	sub 1997 No 16
	am 1997 No 16
reg 22	am 1994 No 22
	sub 1997 No 16
reg 23	ins 1994 No 5
	sub 1996 No 21
	om Act 1996 No 71
	ins 1997 No 16
reg 24	ins 1997 No 16
sch 1	sub 1997 No 16
	am 1998 Act No 56; 1999 No 31 reg 5; 2000 No 2 reg 7 sch 1; 2001 
No 1 s 3
sch 2	sub 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 55 reg 3

sch 3	am 1993 No 53
	om 1997 No 7
sch 3	renum 1997 No 16
sch 3A	ins 1997 No 16 (renum sch 3 1997 No 16)
sch 4	ins 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 2 reg 8 sch 2
sch 5	ins 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 2 reg 9 sch 3; 2000 No 55 reg 4
sch 6	ins 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 2 reg 10 sch 4
sch 7	ins 1997 No 16
	am 2000 No 2 reg 11 sch 5; 2000 No 55 reg 5

6	Table of earlier republications
Republication No	Amendments  to	Republication date	
(1)	SL 1993 No 53	31 December 1993	
(2)	SL 1995 No 7	31 January 1995	
(3)	SL 1995 No 36	31 January 1996	
(4)	SL 1997 No 16	28 February 1998	
5	SL 2000 No 2	30 May 2000	
5A	SL 2000 No 2	30 May 2000	
5B	SL 2000 No 55	21 December 2000	

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