❓ Dr. Nahan inquired about ministerial amendments to WAPC decisions, but the Minister responded that the legislation doesn't allow for such involvement. Therefore, no decisions were amended.
AnsweredQoN 3049Legislative Assembly
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(1) How many West Australian Planning Commission decisions have been amended by the Minister? (2) What were the planning decisions that were amended by the Minister? (3) What was the basis for the amendment by the Minister? (4) On what date did the Minister approve the amendments? (5) On what date were the amendments gazetted?
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Answered
12 June 2018
Responded by
Minister for Planning
Response time
9 days
(1) Under the State’s planning legislation, the Western Australian Planning Commission is a decision-making authority for local planning strategies, subdivision applications, and certain categories of development and leases. The legislation does not provide for the Minister’s involvement in these matters, so there are no instances where the Minister has amended decisions of the Commission.
(2)-(5) Not applicable
(2)-(5) Not applicable
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