Planning Appeals Amendment Bill 2001

Public Administration and Finance Committee (2001 - 2005)· 27 March 2002general_report

The WA parliamentary committee reviewed the Planning Appeals Amendment Bill 2001, focusing on the establishment of a single Town Planning Appeal Tribunal and the potential inclusion of 3rd party appeal rights. The committee recommended amendments to clauses regarding Tribunal powers and delegation, but ultimately deferred the decision on 3rd party appeals for future consideration. A minority report dissented strongly on the 3rd party appeals decision.

Impact

The changes affect those involved in planning appeals, including applicants, local governments, and potentially communities affected by planning decisions. The deferred decision on 3rd party appeals particularly impacts environmental organizations and community groups seeking greater involvement in the planning process.

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