The Biodiversity Gain Site Register Regulations 2024
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35 Consequences of appeal where register operator is directed to reconsider an application or a decision not to make an amendment
(1) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 7, regulations 9, 10 and 11 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (2) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 12(2), regulations 14, 15 and 16 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (3) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 17(1), regulations 18 and 19 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (4) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 24(2), regulation 25 applies in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (5) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 32(2)(b) to reconsider a decision not to make an amendment to the information in an entry in the biodiversity gain site register, it must reconsider that decision and, if it is satisfied that the amendment needs to be made, make that amendment accordingly.
35 Consequences of appeal where register operator is directed to reconsider an application or a decision not to make an amendment
(1) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 7, regulations 9, 10 and 11 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (2) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 12(2), regulations 14, 15 and 16 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (3) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 17(1), regulations 18 and 19 apply in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (4) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 31(2)(b) to reconsider an application referred to in regulation 24(2), regulation 25 applies in relation to the application as though it had not been rejected. (5) Where the register operator is directed under regulation 32(2)(b) to reconsider a decision not to make an amendment to the information in an entry in the biodiversity gain site register, it must reconsider that decision and, if it is satisfied that the amendment needs to be made, make that amendment accordingly.
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