State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971 State Development and Public Works Organisation Regulation 2010 Part 1 Preliminary 1 Short title This regulation may be cited as the State Development and Public Works Organisation Regulation 2010 . Part 2 Functions of Coordinator-General 2 Delegated power under repealed Industrial Development Act 1963—Act, s 10 (1) The Coordinator-General has the function of exercising a power delegated to the Coordinator-General under the repealed Industrial Development Act 1963 , section 7. s 2 amd 2013 SL No. 2 s 21 Part 3 Works for dam sites 3 Definitions for pt 3 In this part— affected area means the areas shown on drawings 100118, 100119 and 100120, prepared by Queensland Water Infrastructure and dated February 2007, as Wyaralong Dam affected areas. Editor’s note— The drawings may be inspected on the department’s website at <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. authorised works submission means Queensland Water Infrastructure’s report of March 2007 called ‘Submission to Coordinator-General for authorised works for proposed Traveston Crossing Dam and Wyaralong Dam’ to the extent that it relates to the proposed Wyaralong Dam. dam site project works means Wyaralong Dam works. geo-technical investigations means investigations to determine the engineering feasibility of constructing a dam, including investigations of matters reasonably connected with, or incidental to, constructing a dam, on any part of the affected area. Queensland Water Infrastructure means Queensland Water Infrastructure Pty Ltd (ACN 119 634 427). reserved works means the parts of the dam site project works that, in the circumstances, can only be carried out with the exercise of a power the Coordinator-General may exercise under the Act only for or in connection with works undertaken by the Coordinator-General. Wyaralong Dam works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, carrying out the measure listed in the Water Regulation 2002 , schedule 10B, item 13. 4 Queensland Water Infrastructure directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 100 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) Queensland Water Infrastructure must undertake all parts of the dam site project works that are not reserved works. 5 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 109 of the Act. (2) The Coordinator-General must undertake the following works in the affected area—

(a) geo-technical investigations;

(b) activities relating to cultural heritage and plant and animal surveys;

6 Coordinator-General to keep particular documents available for inspection The Coordinator-General must keep the drawings mentioned in section 3, definition affected area available for inspection on the department’s website. Editor’s note— The department’s website is <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. Part 4 Drought contingency projects 7 Definitions for pt 4 In this part— drought contingency report means the document titled ‘Report on the Drought Contingency Projects—January 2009’ held by the department and published on its website. Editor’s note— The department’s website is <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. eastern pipeline inter-connector project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to—

(a) carrying out early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and proposed investigations for the eastern pipeline inter-connector described in the drought contingency report; or

(b) the construction of the mainland works, for the eastern pipeline inter-connector, as described in the drought contingency report.

Kuraby inter-connector project preliminary works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the carrying out of early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and investigations for the construction of a pipeline from the southern regional water pipeline to the pipeline connecting the Illaweena and Kuraby reservoirs, as described in the drought contingency report. Lowood to Lake Wivenhoe project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the pipeline to discharge water into Lake Wivenhoe as described in the drought contingency report. northern pipeline inter-connector stage 1 project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of stage 1 of the northern pipeline inter-connector described in the drought contingency report. northern pipeline inter-connector stage 2 construction project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the pipeline between the Noosa water treatment plant and the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 1 pipeline near Eudlo, and associated works, mentioned in the drought contingency report. northern pipeline inter-connector stage 2 project works means the works for stage 2 of the northern pipeline inter-connector that are reasonably connected with, or incidental to, carrying out early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and proposed investigations described in the drought contingency report. project works means any of the following—

(a) the south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility facilitation project works;

(b) the south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility construction project works;

(d) the eastern pipeline inter-connector project works;

(e) the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 1 project works;

(f) the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 2 project works;

(g) the western corridor recycled water project works;

(h) the Toowoomba pipeline project preliminary works;

(i) the Toowoomba pipeline project works;

(j) the Kuraby inter-connector project preliminary works;

(k) the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 2 construction project works.

reserved works, in relation to each of the project works, means the parts of the project works that, in the circumstances, can only be carried out with the exercise of a power that the Coordinator-General may exercise under the Act only for or in connection with works undertaken by the Coordinator-General. South East Queensland (Gold Coast) Desalination Facility means the desalination facility of that name described in the drought contingency report. south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility construction project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the South East Queensland (Gold Coast) Desalination Facility. south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility facilitation project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, facilitating the construction of the South East Queensland (Gold Coast) Desalination Facility. southern regional water pipeline project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the southern regional water pipeline described in the drought contingency report. Toowoomba pipeline project preliminary works means the Toowoomba pipeline project works comprising early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and investigations. Toowoomba pipeline project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of a pipeline from Lake Wivenhoe to Lake Cressbrook as described in the drought contingency report. town water supply project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the pipeline to supply water to Benarkin, Blackbutt, Toogoolawah and Yarraman and described in the drought contingency report. western corridor recycled water project works—

(a) means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the western corridor recycled water project described in the drought contingency report; and

(b) includes—

(i) the town water supply project works; and

(ii) the Lowood to Lake Wivenhoe project works.

8 Local bodies directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 100 (1) Each of subsections (2) to (4) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) South East Queensland (Gold Coast) Desalination Company Pty Ltd (ACN 122 413 316) must undertake all parts of the following project works that are not reserved works—

(a) the south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility facilitation project works;

(b) the south east Queensland (Gold Coast) desalination facility construction project works.

(3) The Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority must undertake all parts of the following project works that are not reserved works—

(a) the eastern pipeline inter-connector project works;

(b) the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 1 project works;

(d) the southern regional water pipeline project works;

(e) the Toowoomba pipeline project preliminary works;

(f) the Toowoomba pipeline project works;

(g) the Kuraby inter-connector project preliminary works;

(h) the northern pipeline inter-connector stage 2 construction project works.

(4) Western Corridor Recycled Water Pty Ltd (ACN 124 226 777) must undertake all parts of the western corridor recycled water project works that are not reserved works. (5) In this section— Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority means the Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority (ABN 75 450 239 876) continued in existence under the South East Queensland Water (Restructuring) Act 2007 , section 6. s 8 amd 2012 SL No. 81 s 8; 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch 9 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 109 of the Act. (2) The Coordinator-General must undertake the reserved works for each of the project works. 9A Particular land is divested from Coordinator-General and vested in Toowoomba Regional Council—Act s 128 (2) The land mentioned in schedule 1A is divested from the Coordinator-General and vested in the Toowoomba Regional Council. s 9A ins 2011 SL No. 18 s 4 Part 5 Works for potential coal transport corridors 10 Definitions for pt 5 In this part— geo-technical investigations means investigations to determine the engineering feasibility of constructing a railway or conveyor for transporting coal. investigation area means the area shown on a map called ‘Tarong Energy Transport Investigation Corridor (TEIC_001_001)’ held by the Coordinator-General. Tarong Energy means Tarong Energy Corporation Limited ACN 078 848 736. 11 Tarong Energy directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 100 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) Tarong Energy must undertake the following works within the investigation area to evaluate potential corridors for transporting coal from the coal deposit at Kunioon and the New Acland Mine to the Tarong Power Station—

(a) geo-technical investigations;

(b) surveys and valuations of land;

(d) surveys of cultural heritage.

Part 6 CONNORS RIVER DAM INVESTIGATIONS pt hdg om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 12 s 12 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 13 s 13 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 Part 7 Gold Coast University Hospital Project 14 Definitions for pt 7 In this part— Gold Coast University Hospital facilities means the Gold Coast University Hospital facilities described in the project report. Gold Coast University Hospital facilities works means the project works of that name described in the project report and comprising works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the Gold Coast University Hospital facilities. preliminary works means the project works comprising early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, investigations, planning and preparation of detailed designs. project report means the Coordinator-General’s report of August 2008 titled ‘Gold Coast University Hospital Second Project Report’ held by the Coordinator-General and published on the department’s website. Editor’s note— The department’s website is <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the Gold Coast University Hospital Project described in the project report. 15 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 109 of the Act. (2) The Coordinator-General must undertake the following works—

(a) the preliminary works;

(b) the Gold Coast University Hospital facilities works.

Part 8 Works for Fitzroy to Gladstone pipeline 16 Definitions for pt 8 In this part— investigation area means the area shown as the proposed corridor investigation area on the map series of 17 November 2007 that—

(a) is called ‘Proposed Investigation Area for Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline’; and

(b) is held by the department; and

pipeline investigations means the following works reasonably connected with the proposed construction of a pipeline for carrying water between the Fitzroy River and Gladstone—

(a) investigations to determine the engineering feasibility of constructing the pipeline, including, for example, the drilling of test pits and bore holes;

(b) surveys of flora and fauna;

(d) surveys of cultural heritage;

(e) valuations of land;

(f) surveys of land and watercourses.

water board means Gladstone Area Water Board ABN 88 409 667 181. 17 Water board directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 100 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) The water board must undertake the pipeline investigations in the investigation area. Part 9 Griffith University Facilities Project 18 Definitions for pt 9 In this part— Griffith University means Griffith University established under the Griffith University Act 1998 , section 4. def Griffith University ins 2012 SL No. 79 s 3 medicine and oral health centre means the Centre for Medicine and Oral Health described in the project report. medicine and oral health centre project works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the Centre for Medicine and Oral Health building and the Common Use Teaching Facility building described in the supplementary project report. def medicine and oral health centre project works ins 2010 SL No. 358 s 3 (1) preliminary works means the works comprising early incidental works, surveys, investigations, planning and preparation of detailed designs for—

(a) the medicine and oral health centre; and

(b) the student accommodation facilities.

project report means the Coordinator-General’s report of November 2008 titled ‘Griffith University Facilities Project Report’ held by the Coordinator-General and published on the department’s website. Editor’s note— The department’s website is <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. The project report and the supplementary project report also may be inspected at the office of the Coordinator-General, 100 George Street, Brisbane. def project report amd 2010 SL No. 358 s 3 (2) science and engineering building works means the works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, the construction of the Science and Engineering Building described in the project report. student accommodation facilities means the Student Accommodation Facilities described in the project report. supplementary project report means the Coordinator-General’s report of November 2010 titled ‘Centre for Medicine and Oral Health Project Report’ held by the Coordinator-General and published on the department’s website. def supplementary project report ins 2010 SL No. 358 s 3 (1) 19 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 109 of the Act. (2) The Coordinator-General must undertake the following works—

(a) the preliminary works;

(b) the science and engineering building works;

s 19 amd 2010 SL No. 358 s 4 19A Approval of terms of agreement to transfer works—Act, s 134 (2) The terms of the agreement negotiated between the Coordinator-General and Griffith University, as set out in schedule 2, are approved under section 134 (2) of the Act. s 19A ins 2012 SL No. 79 s 4 Part 10 CLONCURRY PIPELINE PROJECT pt hdg om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 20 s 20 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 21 s 21 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 22 s 22 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 23 s 23 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 24 s 24 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 25 s 25 om 2014 SL No. 210 s 4 Part 11 Wyaralong water treatment plant and Cedar Grove and Karawatha inter-connectors 26 Definitions for pt 11 In this part— Cedar Grove and Karawatha inter-connector project works means works reasonably connected with, or incidental to—

(a) carrying out early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and proposed investigations for pipelines connecting the Wyaralong water treatment plant to the South East Queensland Water Grid, specifically the southern regional water pipeline and the Kuraby reservoir; or

(b) construction of the pipelines.

LinkWater ... def LinkWater ins 2012 SL No. 81 s 9 (2) om 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch project works means—

(a) Cedar Grove and Karawatha inter-connector project works; or

(b) Wyaralong water treatment plant project works.

Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority means the Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority (ABN 75 450 239 876) continued in existence under the South East Queensland Water (Restructuring) Act 2007 , section 6. def Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority ins 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch reserved works, in relation to each of the project works, means the parts of the works that, in the circumstances, can only be carried out with the exercise of a power the Coordinator-General may exercise under the Act only for or in connection with works undertaken by the Coordinator-General. Seqwater ... def Seqwater om 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch Southern Regional Water Pipeline Company ... def Southern Regional Water Pipeline Company om 2012 SL No. 81 s 9 (1) Wyaralong water treatment plant means the proposed water treatment plant at Wyaralong to process water extracted from Wyaralong Dam and the Logan River system. Wyaralong water treatment plant project works means works reasonably connected with, or incidental to—

(a) carrying out early incidental works, land purchasing, surveys, planning and investigations for the Wyaralong water treatment plant; or

(b) the construction of the Wyaralong water treatment plant.

27 Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority directed to undertake particular Wyaralong water treatment plant project works—Act, s 100 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) The Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority must undertake all parts of the Wyaralong water treatment plant project works that are not reserved works. s 27 amd 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch 28 Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority directed to undertake particular Cedar Grove and Karawatha inter-connector project works—Act, s 100 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 100 of the Act. (2) The Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority must undertake all parts of the Cedar Grove and Karawatha inter-connector project works that are not reserved works. s 28 amd 2012 SL No. 81 s 10; 2012 SL No. 240 s 3 (2) sch 29 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2) is a direction for section 109 of the Act. (2) The Coordinator-General must undertake the reserved works. Part 12 Gold Coast Rapid Transit Project 30 Definitions for pt 12 In this part— GCRT facilitation works means—

(a) operational work that is—

(i) the clearing of native vegetation on land in the project area; and

(ii) undertaken to facilitate the carrying out of the GCRT precinct works; or

(b) other works reasonably connected with, or incidental to, carrying out the work mentioned in paragraph (a).

GCRT precinct works means the works of that name described in the project report. native vegetation means vegetation under the Vegetation Management Act 1999 . operational work ... def operational work om 2014 SL No. 210 s 5 project area means the following areas shown at appendix A of the project report on the drawing stated for the area—

(a) clearing area ‘A’—A1195200-620B;

(b) clearing area ‘B’—A1195200-620C;

(d) clearing area ‘D’—A1195200-620E;

(e) clearing areas ‘E1’ and ‘E2’—A1195200-620F.

project report means the Coordinator-General’s report of October 2009 titled ‘Gold Coast Rapid Transit – Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct – Project Report’ held by the Coordinator-General and published on the department’s website. Editor’s note— The department’s website is <www.dlg.qld.gov.au>. 31 Coordinator-General directed to undertake particular works—Act, s 109 (1) Subsection (2)—

(a) is a direction for section 109 of the Act; and

(b) applies only if the relevant Ministers have, before any GCRT facilitation works are undertaken, agreed in writing to an arrangement satisfactory to the Ministers about addressing adverse environmental effects of the works.

(2) The Coordinator-General is directed to undertake the GCRT facilitation works. (3) In this section— relevant Ministers means each of the following—

(a) the Minister administering the Vegetation Management Act 1999 ;

(b) the Minister administering the Nature Conservation Act 1992 .

Part 13 Environmental coordination 32 Definitions for pt 13 In this part— controlling provision, for a project, means a provision of the Commonwealth Environment Act, chapter 2, part 3, decided by the Commonwealth Minister as a controlling provision for the project under that Act, chapter 4, part 7, division 2. Commonwealth Environment Act ... def Commonwealth Environment Act om 2014 SL No. 148 s 4 Commonwealth Minister ... def Commonwealth Minister om 2014 SL No. 148 s 4 designated proponent, for a project, means the person designated as a proponent for the action the subject of the project under the Commonwealth Environment Act, section 75 (3). EIS process means the process in part 4, division 3, subdivision 1 of the Act for a coordinated project. def EIS process sub 2014 SL No. 210 s 6 IAR process means the process in part 4, division 3, subdivision 2 of the Act for a coordinated project. def IAR process ins 2014 SL No. 210 s 6 (2) relevant impacts has the meaning given by the Commonwealth Environment Act, section 82. 33 Application of pt 13 (1) This part applies to a project only if—

(a) the project is a coordinated project under part 4 of the Act; and

(b) before or after it becomes a coordinated project, either of the following apply—

(i) the Commonwealth Minister has, under the Commonwealth Environment Act—

(A) decided the approach for assessing the relevant impacts of the project is assessment by an accredited assessment process; and

(B) given notice of the decision;

(ii) the relevant impacts of the project are to be assessed under a bilateral agreement; and

(2) Any steps or actions taken in the EIS or IAR process for the project after the project becomes a coordinated project and before the action mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (i) happens are taken to have complied with this part. (3) In this section— bilateral agreement has the meaning given by the Commonwealth Environment Act, section 45 (2). s 33 amd 2014 SL No. 148 s 5; 2014 SL No. 210 s 7 34 Requirements for public notification (1A) This section applies to the following—

(a) public notification by the Coordinator-General under section 29 (1) (b) of the Act;

(b) public notification of a draft EIS under section 33 (1) of the Act;

(c) public notification of additional information under section 33 (1) of the Act, as applied under section 34C (3) (a) of the Act;

(d) public notification of a draft IAR under section 33 (1) of the Act, as applied under section 34H (2) of the Act;

(e) public notification of a revised draft IAR under section 33 (1) of the Act, as applied under section 34K (3) (a) of the Act.

(1) The public notification must state each of the following—

(a) the project’s title;

(b) the proponent’s name;

(d) if the proponent and designated proponent are not the same entity—the designated proponent’s name;

(e) a brief description of the project;

(f) the location of the project;

(g) the protected matters for the project.

(2) The public notification must be published—

(a) in a newspaper circulating throughout Australia; or

(b) in each State or Territory in a newspaper circulating generally in the State or Territory.

(3) In this section— protected matter means a matter protected by a provision of the Commonwealth Environment Act, part 3, mentioned in section 34 of that Act. s 34 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 8 35 Requirements for content of EIS An EIS must address the matters mentioned in schedule 1. s 35 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 9 35A Minimum submission period for draft EIS or draft IAR The submission period set by the Coordinator-General for a draft EIS or draft IAR must be at least 28 days starting on the day after the draft EIS or draft IAR is publicly notified under section 33 (1) of the Act. s 35A ins 2014 SL No. 210 s 10 36 Coordinator-General’s report (1) A report under section 34D (2) or 34L (2) of the Act must contain the following matters—

(a) a description of the following—

(i) the project;

(ii) the places affected by the project;

(iii) the controlling provisions for the project;

(b) a summary of the project’s relevant impacts;

(c) a description of feasible mitigation measures, or changes to the project or procedures, to prevent or minimise the project’s relevant impacts, proposed by the proponent or suggested in relevant submissions;

(d) to the extent practicable, a description of feasible alternatives to the project identified in the EIS or IAR process for the project, and the likely impact of the alternatives on matters of national environmental significance;

(e) a statement of conditions of approval for the project that may be imposed to address impacts, identified in the EIS or IAR process for the project, on matters of national environmental significance;

(f) a statement of requirements for, and conditions of, approval applying, or proposed to apply, to the project when the report is prepared including a description of the monitoring, enforcement and review procedures applying, or proposed to apply, to the project.

(2) After completing the report, the Coordinator-General must give a copy of it to the Commonwealth Minister. (3) In this section— matters of national environmental significance means matters of national environmental significance mentioned in the Commonwealth Environment Act, chapter 2, part 3, division 1. relevant submissions means properly made submissions, or other submissions accepted by the Coordinator-General under section 34 of the Act. s 36 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 11 Part 13A Assessment and approval of particular coordinated projects under bilateral agreement pt hdg ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 6 36A Required information for draft protected matters report For the Act, section 54P (3) (a), a draft protected matters report must include the information stated in schedule 1AA. s 36A ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 6 36B Notification requirements and minimum submission period (1) Subsections (2) and (3) state the requirements for the notification of—

(a) a draft protected matters report for the Act, section 54Q (4) (b); and

(b) an amendment application for the Act, section 54ZB (2) (b).

(2) The notification must state each of the following—

(a) the project’s title;

(b) the proponent’s full name;

(d) the location of the project.

(3) The notification must be published—

(a) in a newspaper circulating throughout Australia; or

(b) in each State—in a newspaper circulating generally in the State.

(4) For the Act, sections 54Q (4) (d) and 54ZB (2) (d), the minimum period for the submission period is 28 days starting on the day after the day of notification. s 36B ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 6 36C Coordinator-General must publish particular documents (1) The Coordinator-General must publish each of the following documents on the department’s website—

(a) an application for a bilateral project declaration made under the Act, section 54K;

(b) a draft protected matters report notified under the Act, section 54Q;

(d) a notice given under the Act, section 54X;

(e) an assessment report given under the Act, section 54X;

(f) an environmental approval issued under the Act, section 54Y;

(g) an amendment application made under the Act, section 54Z;

(h) a notice given under the Act, section 54ZD;

(i) an amended approval issued under the Act, section 54ZE.

(2) The document must be published—

(a) for a draft protected matters report—during the submission period, under the Act, section 54Q (4), for the coordinated project to which the report relates; or

(b) otherwise—as soon as practicable after the application is made, or the document is given or issued, under the Act.

s 36C ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 6 Part 14 Miscellaneous provisions pt hdg amd 2012 SL No. 258 s 4 37 Existing approval of terms of agreement to transfer works The repeal of the State Development and Public Works Organisation Regulation 1999 (the repealed regulation) does not affect the approval for section 134 (2) of the Act, given under the repealed regulation, section 18, of the following—

(a) the terms of the agreement negotiated between the Coordinator-General and the Stadium Redevelopment Authority, as set out in the repealed regulation, schedule 2;

(b) the terms of the agreement negotiated between the Coordinator-General and the State represented by the Department of Public Works, as set out in the repealed regulation, schedule 3.

37A Fees (1) The fees payable under part 4 of the Act are stated in schedule 1B. (1A) The fees payable under part 4A of the Act are stated in schedule 1BA. (2) The fees payable under part 6, division 1 and division 2, subdivision 2 of the Act are stated in schedule 1C. (3) The fees payable under part 6, division 7 of the Act are stated in schedule 1D. (4) The fees payable in relation to a request to take land for particular infrastructure facilities are stated in schedule 1E. s 37A ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 5 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 12 37B Refund of fees The Coordinator-General may refund all or part of a fee paid for an application or request under the Act if the Coordinator-General considers the refund is reasonable having regard to the stage reached of the assessment process for the application or request or any other relevant matter. s 37B ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 5 Part 15 Repeal 38 Repeal of regulation The State Development and Public Works Organisation Regulation 1999, SL No. 188 is repealed. 39 Fees for the Act, part 4 for coordinated projects declared before 4 July 2014 s 39 ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 7 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 13 exp 30 June 2015 (see s 40) 40 Expiry s 40 ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 7 exp 30 June 2015 (see s 40) Part 16 TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR STATE DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS ORGANISATION AMENDMENT REGULATION (NO. 1) 2014 pt hdg ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 7 exp 30 June 2015 (see s 40) Schedule 1 Matters to be addressed by assessment section 35 1 General information The background of the project including the following—

(a) the project’s title;

(b) the designated proponent’s full name and postal address;

(d) the project’s location;

(e) the background to the project’s development;

(f) how the project relates to any other actions, of which the proponent should reasonably be aware, that have been, or are being, taken or that have been approved in the area affected by the project;

(g) the project’s current status;

(h) the consequences of not proceeding with the project.

2 Description A description of the project, including the following information—

(a) the project’s components;

(b) the precise location of works to be undertaken, structures to be built or components of the project that may have relevant impacts;

(c) how the works are to be undertaken and design parameters for aspects of the structures or components of the project that may have relevant impacts;

(d) the project’s relevant impacts;

(e) proposed safeguards and mitigation measures for dealing with the project’s relevant impacts;

(f) any other requirements for, or conditions of, approval applying, or that the proponent reasonably believes are likely to apply, to the project;

(g) to the extent reasonably practicable, any feasible alternatives to the project, including the following—

(i) if relevant, the alternative of taking no action;

(ii) a comparative description of the impacts of each alternative on the matters protected by the controlling provisions for the project;

(iii) sufficient detail to clarify why any alternative is preferred to another;

(h) any consultation about the project, including the following—

(i) consultation taken and any documented response to, or result of, the consultation;

(ii) proposed consultation about the project’s relevant impacts;

(i) an identification of affected persons, including a statement mentioning any communities that may be affected and describing the communities’ views.

3 Relevant impacts Information given under section 2 (d) must include the following—

(a) a description of the project’s relevant impacts;

(b) a detailed assessment of the nature and extent of the likely short term and long term relevant impacts;

(d) an analysis of the significance of the relevant impacts;

(e) any technical data and other information used or needed to make a detailed assessment of the relevant impacts.

4 Proposed safeguards and mitigation measures Information given under section 2 (e) must include the following—

(a) a description, and an assessment of the expected or predicted effectiveness, of the mitigation measures for dealing with the project’s relevant impacts;

(b) any statutory or policy basis for the mitigation measures;

(d) an outline of an environmental management plan setting out the framework for continuing management, mitigation and monitoring programs for the project’s relevant impacts, including any provision for independent environmental auditing;

(e) the name of the entity responsible for endorsing or approving each mitigation measure or monitoring program;

(f) a consolidated list of mitigation measures proposed to be undertaken to prevent, minimise or compensate for the project’s relevant impacts, including mitigation measures proposed to be taken by the State, a local government or the proponent.

5 Other approvals and conditions (1) Information given under section 2 (f) must include the following—

(a) details of any planning instrument under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 dealing with the project including the following—

(i) what environmental assessment of the project has been, or is being, carried out under the planning instrument;

(ii) how the planning instrument provides for preventing, minimising and managing the project’s relevant impacts;

(b) a description of any approval, other than the Commonwealth approval, obtained from a State or Commonwealth entity, including any approval conditions applying to the project;

(d) a description of the monitoring, enforcement and review procedures applying, or proposed to apply, to the project.

(2) In this section— Commonwealth approval means the Commonwealth Minister’s approval of the action the subject of the project under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cwlth), chapter 4, part 9. 6 Proponent’s environmental record (1) Details of any proceedings under a law of the Commonwealth or a State for the protection of the environment or the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources (an environmental law) against—

(a) the proponent; and

(b) the applicant for any permit under an environmental law for the project.

(2) If the proponent is a corporation, details of the corporation’s environmental policy and planning framework. 7 Information sources The EIS must state the following about information given in the EIS—

(a) the source of the information;

(b) how recent the information is;

(d) any uncertainties in the information.

sch 1 amd 2014 SL No. 210 s 14 Schedule 1AA Information to be included in draft protected matters report section 36A 1 Definition for sch 1AA In this schedule— relevant environmental impacts, of a coordinated project, means the impacts the project has, will have, or is likely to have, on a matter protected by a specified provision. 2 General information A protected matters report must include information about the background of the project, including the following—

(a) the project’s title;

(b) the proponent’s full name and postal address;

(d) the project’s location;

(e) the background to the project’s development;

(g) the project’s current status;

(h) the consequences of not proceeding with the project.

3 Description A protected matters report must include information that describes the project, including the following—

(a) the project’s components;

(b) the precise location of works to be undertaken, structures to be built or components of the project that may have relevant environmental impacts;

(c) how the works are to be undertaken and design parameters for aspects of the structures, or components, of the project that may have relevant environmental impacts;

(d) the project’s relevant environmental impacts;

(e) proposed safeguards and mitigation measures for dealing with the project’s relevant environmental impacts;

(f) any other requirements for, or conditions of, approval applying, or the proponent reasonably believes are likely to apply, to the project;

(g) economic and social matters that have arisen, or will or are likely to arise, from the project being undertaken;

(h) to the extent reasonably practicable, any feasible alternatives to the project, including the following—

(i) if relevant, the alternative of not proceeding with the project;

(ii) a comparative description of the impacts of each alternative on the matters protected by specified provisions for the project;

(iii) sufficient detail to clarify why any alternative is preferred to another;

(i) any consultation about the project, including the following—

(i) consultation taken and any documented response to, or result of, the consultation;

(ii) proposed consultation about the project’s relevant environmental impacts;

(j) an identification of affected persons, including a statement mentioning any communities that may be affected and describing their views.

4 Relevant environmental impacts Information given under section 3 (d) must include the following—

(a) a description of the project’s relevant environmental impacts;

(b) a detailed assessment of the nature and extent of the likely short term and long term relevant environmental impacts;

(c) a statement about whether any relevant environmental impacts are likely to be unknown, unpredictable or irreversible;

(d) an analysis of the significance of the relevant environmental impacts;

(e) any technical data and other information used or needed to make a detailed assessment of the relevant environmental impacts.

5 Proposed safeguards and mitigation measures Information given under section 3 (e) must include the following—

(a) for each of the mitigation measures for dealing with the project’s relevant environmental impacts—

(i) a description of the measure; and

(ii) an assessment of the expected or predicted effectiveness of the measure;

(b) any statutory or policy basis for the mitigation measures;

(d) an outline of an environmental management plan setting out the framework for continuing management, mitigation and monitoring programs for the project’s relevant environmental impacts, including any provision for independent environmental auditing;

(e) the name of the entity responsible for endorsing or approving each mitigation measure or monitoring program;

(f) a consolidated list of mitigation measures proposed to be undertaken to prevent, minimise or compensate for the project’s relevant environmental impacts, including measures proposed to be taken by the State, a local government or the proponent.

6 Other approvals and conditions Information given under section 3 (f) must include the following—

(a) details of Commonwealth or State policies, guidelines or other instruments that are relevant to the relevant environmental impacts;

(b) a description of any approval obtained from a Commonwealth or State entity, including any approval conditions applying to the project;

(d) a description of the monitoring, enforcement and review procedures applying, or proposed to apply, to the project.

7 Proponent’s environmental record A protected matters report must include information about the proponent’s environmental record. 8 Information sources The protected matters report must state the following about information given in the report—

(a) the source of the information;

(b) how recent the information is;

(d) any uncertainties in the information.

sch 1AA ins 2014 SL No. 148 s 8 Schedule 1A Land divested from Coordinator-General and vested in Toowoomba Regional Council section 9A

Easement A in lot 12 on SP109132 on SP224489

Easement A in lot 58 on CSH2241 on SP224508

Easement A in lot 129 on RP805037 on SP224494

Easement AA in lot 18 on CA31814 on SP224500

Easement AB in lot 62 on CA311589 on SP224501

Easement AC in lot 12 on CA31780 on SP224502

Easement AD in lot 946 on CSH669 on SP224503

Easement AE in lot 19 on CA31827 on SP224504

Easement AF in lot 41 on CSH403 on SP224506

Easement AG in lot 41 on CSH403 on SP224506

Easement AH in lot 41 on CSH403 on SP224506

Easement AI in lot 41 on CSH403 on SP224506

Easement AJ in lot 2 on RP171758 on SP224507

Easement AK in lot 2 on RP171758 on SP224507

Easement AL in lot 2 on RP171758 on SP224507

Easement B in lot 4 on RP215418 on SP224478

Easement C in lot 5 on RP142462 on SP224479

Easement E in lot 209 on CSH2114 on SP224481

Easement F in lot 1 on RP199226 on SP224482

Easement H in lot 203 on CSH2029 on SP224483

Easement I in lot 11 on RP217483 on SP224484

Easement J in lot 2 on SP219259 on SP224485

Easement K in lot 3 on RP213665 on SP224486

Easement L in lot 213 on CSH2236 on SP224487

Easement M in lot 2 on RP20797 on SP224488

Easement P in lot 2 on RP20833 on SP224490

Easement Q in lot 1 on RP20834 on SP224491

Easement R in lot 5 on RP129520 on SP224492

Easement RA in lot 5 on RP129520 on SP222909

Easement S in lot 40 on RP805037 on SP224493

Easement U in lot 109 on RP805037 on SP224495

Easement V in lot 117 on CA31373 on SP224496

Easement W in lot 122 on CA31377 on SP224497

Easement X in lot 127 on CA31414 on SP224498

Easement XX in lot 241 on SP222905

Easement Y in lot 271 on CA311037 on SP224499

Easement Z in lot 18 on CA31814 on SP224500

Lot 3 on SP 222905

sch 1A ins 2011 SL No. 18 s 5 Schedule 1B Fees for the Act, part 4 section 37A (1) Part 1 General provisions 1A Definitions for sch 1B In this schedule— CPI indexed, for a financial year (the relevant financial year), means the addition of any amount that equates to any percentage increase in the CPI between the following quarters—

(a) the March quarter for the financial year before the previous financial year to the relevant financial year;

(b) the March quarter for the previous financial year to the relevant financial year.

part 13 project means a project to which part 13 applies. resource project see the Environmental Protection Act 1994 , section 112. resource tenure see the Environmental Protection Act 1994 , schedule 4. significant off-tenure project means a project that—

(a) relates to a resource project; and

(b) is carried out on land, other than land to which the resource tenure for the resource project applies.

superseded lapse date, for a declaration under section 26 of the Act, means the date the declaration would have lapsed if the Coordinator-General had not, under section 27A (3) or 27B (3) of the Act, stated a later time for the declaration to lapse. 1 Operation of sch 1B (1) This schedule provides for the fees mentioned in section 25A of the Act. (2) The fees are for the matters relating to the administration of part 4 of the Act by the Coordinator-General that are stated in column 1 of tables 1 to 5 in part 2. 2 When fees are payable The fee for each of the matters stated in column 1 of tables 1 to 5 in part 2 is payable on the happening of the event stated opposite the matter in column 2 of the table. 3 Amount of fees (1) The amount of the fee for each of the matters is—

(a) if the fee becomes payable before 1 July 2015—the prescribed amount; or

(b) if the fee becomes payable during the financial year beginning 1 July 2015—the prescribed amount, CPI indexed for the financial year beginning 1 July 2015; or

(c) if the fee becomes payable during any later financial year—the prescribed amount, CPI indexed for the financial year beginning 1 July 2015 and all subsequent financial years.

(a) for a matter mentioned in part 2, table 1, 2 or 3—

(i) if subparagraphs (ii), (iii) and (iv) do not apply—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3 of the table; or

(ii) if the project is a part 13 project, but not a significant off-tenure project—the sum of the amounts stated opposite the matter in columns 3 and 4 of the table; or

(iii) if the project is a significant off-tenure project, but not a part 13 project—the sum of the amounts stated opposite the matter in columns 3 and 5 of the table; or

(iv) if the project is a part 13 project and a significant off-tenure project—the sum of the amounts stated opposite the matter in columns 3, 4 and 5 of the table; or

(b) for a matter mentioned in part 2, table 4 or 5—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3 of the table.

4 Access to adjusted amounts (1) From and including 2013, the Coordinator-General must publish on the department’s website the amount of the fee for each of the matters as worked out under section 3. (2) A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of section 3. Part 2 Tables of fees Table 1—Coordinated project declaration (the Act, section 27AA) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of general fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of part 13 project fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of significant off-tenure project fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ $ $ application for declaration of coordinated project under section 27AA of the Act making the application 16,940.00 nil 3520.00

Table 2—EIS process (the Act, part 4, division 3, subdivision 1) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of general fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of part 13 project fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of significant off-tenure project fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ $ $ notice of requirement for EIS under section 29 of the Act, finalising the terms of reference for the EIS under section 30 of the Act and the matters mentioned in section 31 of the Act giving the proponent a copy of the finalised terms of reference under section 30 of the Act 50,820.00 24,640.00 10,560.00 considering the draft EIS under section 32 (2) of the Act, considering the draft EIS (other than a revised draft EIS) and other material under section 34A of the Act, and preparing a report evaluating the EIS under section 34D (2) of the Act the Coordinator- General decides, under section 32 (2) of the Act, that the proponent has prepared a draft EIS to the satisfaction of the Coordinator- General 86,240.00 31,360.00 17,920.00 considering a revised draft EIS and other material under section 34A of the Act giving the proponent notice, under section 34B (1) of the Act, of the Coordinator- General’s decision not to accept the draft EIS 45,000.00 nil nil

Table 3—IAR process (the Act, part 4, division 3, subdivision 2) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of general fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of part 13 project fee (up to 1 July 2015) Amount of significant off-tenure project fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ $ $ for a draft IAR requiring public notification under section 34H of the Act— considering the draft IAR under section 34H (2) of the Act, considering the draft IAR (other than a revised draft IAR) and other material under section 34I of the Act, and preparing a report evaluating the IAR under section 34L (2) of the Act the Coordinator- General decides, under section 34H (2) of the Act, that the proponent has prepared a draft IAR to the satisfaction of the Coordinator- General 84,000.00 16,755.00 7181.00 for a draft IAR that does not require public notification under section 34H of the Act— considering the draft IAR (other than a revised draft IAR) and other material under section 34I of the Act, and preparing a report evaluating the IAR under section 34L (2) of the Act the Coordinator- General receives the draft IAR 70,000.00 13,389.00 5738.00 considering a revised draft IAR and other material under section 34I of the Act giving the proponent notice, under section 34J (1) of the Act, of the Coordinator- General’s decision not to accept the draft IAR 33,800.00 nil nil

Table 4—Evaluation of changes to coordinated project (the Act, part 4, division 3A) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ application for evaluation of environmental effects of proposed change under section 35C of the Act or because of section 35N (4) (b) of the Act making the application 10,200.00 Coordinator-General’s activity in relation to the matters mentioned in sections 35F to 35J of the Act if— (a) the Coordinator-General decides under section 35G of the Act not to require public notification; and (b) the decision notice under section 35G of the Act does not accompany the Coordinator-General’s change report under section 35J of the Act giving the decision notice under section 35G of the Act 21,900.00 the matters mentioned in sections 35F to 35J of the Act if the Coordinator-General decides under section 35G of the Act to require public notification giving the decision notice under section 35G of the Act 47,200.00

Table 5—Extension of lapse date (the Act, part 4, division 2, subdivision 3 and division 3, subdivision 3) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ request to state a later time under section 27A (3) or 27B (3) of the Act for the declaration to lapse making the request 4200.00 continuing administration, after the superseded lapse date for the declaration, of the matters mentioned in sections 31, 32(2), 34A and 34B of the Act for a draft EIS giving notice under section 27A (3) of the Act stating a later time for the declaration to lapse 13,800.00 continuing administration, after the superseded lapse date for the declaration, of the matters mentioned in sections 34H (2) and (4), 34I and 34J of the Act for a draft IAR giving notice under section 27B (3) of the Act stating a later time for the declaration to lapse 9108.00 request to state a later time under section 35A (4) of the Act for the Coordinator-General’s report for the EIS or IAR for a project to lapse making the request 7000.00

sch 1B ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 6 amd 2014 SL No. 148 s 9; 2014 SL No. 210 s 15 Schedule 1BA Fees for the Act, part 4A section 37A (1A) Part 1 General provisions 1 Definitions for sch 1BA In this schedule— amendment application, for an environmental approval, see section 54Z (1) of the Act. assessment and approval process means the process in part 4A, division 3 of the Act for a coordinated project. bilateral project declaration see section 54J (1) of the Act. CPI indexed, for a financial year (the relevant financial year), means the addition of any amount that equates to any percentage increase in the CPI between the following quarters—

(a) the March quarter for the financial year before the previous financial year to the relevant financial year;

(b) the March quarter for the previous financial year to the relevant financial year.

environmental approval see section 54I of the Act. protected matters report see section 54I of the Act. reinstatement request, for an environmental approval, see section 54ZJA (2) of the Act. 2 Operation of sch 1BA This schedule provides for the fees for—

(a) an application for a bilateral project declaration under section 54K (1) of the Act; and

(b) the assessment and approval process for a coordinated project for which a bilateral project declaration has been made; and

(d) a reinstatement request for an environmental approval under section 54ZJA (2) of the Act.

3 When fees are payable The fee for each of the matters stated in part 2, table 1 or 2, column 1 is payable on the happening of the event stated opposite the matter in column 2 of the table. 4 Amount of fees (1) The amount of the fee for each of the matters is—

(a) if the fee becomes payable before 1 July 2015—the amount stated opposite the matter in part 2, table 1 or 2, column 3 (column 3); or

(b) if the fee becomes payable during the financial year beginning 1 July 2015—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3, CPI indexed for the financial year beginning 1 July 2015; or

(c) if the fee becomes payable during any later financial year—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3, CPI indexed for the financial year beginning 1 July 2015 and all subsequent financial years.

(2) However, if the amount provided for under subsection (1) is an amount that is or includes a fraction of a dollar, the amount is taken to be the amount that is the nearest dollar, rounded up. 5 Access to adjusted amounts (1) The Coordinator-General must publish on the department’s website the amount of the fee for each of the matters as worked out under section 4. (2) A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of section 4. Part 2 Tables of fees Table 1— Bilateral project declaration and assessment and approval process for coordinated project (the Act, part 4A, divisions 2 and 3) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ application for a bilateral project declaration under section 54K (1) of the Act making the application 3000.00 considering the draft protected matters report under section 54Q (1) of the Act, the matters under section 54S of the Act, and making a decision under section 54T of the Act the Coordinator-General decides, under section 54Q (1) of the Act, the proponent has prepared a draft protected matters report to the satisfaction of the Coordinator-General 37,000.00

Table 2— Amendment applications and reinstatement requests (the Act, part 4A, divisions 4 and 5) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ amendment application for an environmental approval under section 54Z (1) of the Act, if section 54ZB of the Act applies to the amendment application making the amendment application 32,100.00 amendment application for an environmental approval under section 54Z (1) of the Act, if section 54ZB of the Act does not apply to the amendment application making the amendment application 57,400.00 reinstatement request for an environmental approval making the reinstatement request 10,000.00

sch 1BA ins 2014 SL No. 210 s 16 Schedule 1C Fees for the Act, part 6 section 37A (2) Part 1 Preliminary 1 Definitions for sch 1C In this schedule— CPI indexed, for a financial year (the relevant financial year), means the addition of any amount that equates to any percentage increase in the CPI between the following quarters—

(a) the March quarter for the financial year before the previous financial year to the relevant financial year;

(b) the March quarter for the previous financial year to the relevant financial year.

minor assessment process means a process under an approved development scheme for assessing and deciding an SDA application for a material change of use if the impacts of the proposed development are potentially minor in nature. minor change means—

(a) a change to an SDA application that is identified as a minor change to an application under the approved development scheme for the State development area to which the application relates; or

(b) a change to an SDA approval that is identified as a minor change to an approval under the approved development scheme for the State development area to which the approval relates.

pre-lodgement consideration, for a proposed SDA application, means written advice given by the Coordinator-General to the person proposing to make the application. 2 Operation of sch 1C This schedule provides for the fees for—

(a) an SDA application; and

(b) a change application for an SDA approval; and

(d) other requests made under an approved development scheme.

Part 2 Amount of fees 3 Fees for SDA applications for operational work (1) The fee for an SDA application for operational work is—

(a) if the construction cost of the operational work is less than $500,000—an amount that is 2.5% of the construction cost, rounded up to the nearest dollar; or

(b) if the construction cost of the operational work is $500,000 or more—an amount that is 1.5% of the construction cost, rounded up to the nearest dollar.

(2) However, if the amount of the fee worked out under subsection (1) for the SDA application—

(a) is less than $5000—the fee for the application is $5000; or

(b) is more than $200,000—the fee for the application is $200,000.

(3) This section is subject to section 5. (4) In this section— construction cost, of operational work, means an amount that is the total cost of the operational work stated in a document—

(a) certified by a person registered as a registered professional engineer under the Professional Engineers Act 2002 ; and

(b) given to the Coordinator-General with the SDA application.

4 Fees for matters in pt 4 (1) The fee for each of the matters stated in part 4, table 1, column 1 is—

(a) if the fee becomes payable before 1 July 2015—the amount stated opposite the matter in part 4, table 1, column 3 (column 3); or

(b) if the fee becomes payable during the financial year beginning 1 July 2015—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3, CPI indexed for the financial year beginning 1 July 2015; or

(2) However, if the amount provided for under subsection (1) is an amount that is or includes a fraction of a dollar, the amount is taken to be the amount that is the nearest dollar, rounded up. (3) This section is subject to section 5. 5 Fees if SDA application involves more than 1 aspect of development Despite sections 3 and 4, if an SDA application is for 2 or more aspects of development, the fee for the SDA application is each fee payable under sections 3 and 4 for each aspect of development. Examples—

1 An SDA application is for a material change of use and operational work. The required fee for the SDA application is the total of the amount payable under section 3 for an SDA application for operational work and the amount payable under section 4 for an SDA application for the material change of use.

2 An SDA application is for a material change of use for an extractive activity and a gas transportation infrastructure facility. The required fee for the SDA application is the total of the amount payable under section 4 for an SDA application for a material change of use for an extractive industry and for a material change of use for a gas transportation infrastructure facility.

6 Fees for pre-lodgement consideration of proposed SDA application For a request for pre-lodgement consideration of a proposed SDA application, the fee payable for the request is 5% of the fee payable for the proposed SDA application. 7 Fees for change applications The fee payable for a change application for an SDA approval is—

(a) if the change application is for a minor change to the SDA approval—an amount that is 25% of the fee payable for an SDA application for the SDA approval; or

(b) otherwise—the fee payable for an SDA application for the SDA approval.

Part 3 Paying and adjusting fees 8 When fees are payable (1) The fee for an SDA application for operational works is payable on the day the application is made. (2) The fee for a matter stated in part 4, table 1, column 1 is payable on the happening of the event stated opposite the matter in column 2 of the table. (3) The fee for a request for pre-lodgement consideration of a proposed SDA application is payable on the day the request is made. (4) The fee for a change application for an SDA approval is payable on the day the change application is made. 9 Access to adjusted amounts (1) The Coordinator-General must publish on the department’s website the amount of the fee for each of the matters mentioned in section 2 as worked out under part 2. (2) A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of part 2. Part 4 Table of fees Table 1— SDA applications and other requests (the Act, part 6) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 1 July 2015) $ Making an SDA application—material change of use SDA application for a material change of use of premises for any of the following uses— making the SDA application (a) extractive industry 46,772.00 (b) industry other than an extractive industry 77,958.00 (c) gas transportation infrastructure facility 46,772.00 (d) infrastructure facility other than a gas transportation infrastructure facility 67,560.00 SDA application for a material change of use of premises for any other use, other than an SDA application for which a minor assessment process applies making the SDA application 46,772.00 SDA application for a material change of use of premises for any other use, if a minor assessment process applies making the SDA application 5197.00 Making an SDA application—other development SDA application for reconfiguring a lot if the number of lots created is— making the SDA application (a) 5 or fewer 5000.00 (b) 6 lots 5500.00 (c) 7 lots 6000.00 (d) 8 lots 6500.00 (e) 9 lots 7000.00 (f) 10 lots 7500.00 (g) more than 10 lots 8000.00 SDA application for all other development, other than operational work making the SDA application 45,000.00 Other requests request, under an approved development scheme, to state a later currency period under section 84H (2) (c) of the Act making the request 2000.00 request, under an approved development scheme, to make a minor change to an SDA application making the request 5197.00 request, under an approved development scheme, to carry out a prior affected development making the request 2079.00 request to approve a plan for a reconfiguration under an SDA approval— making the request (a) if the plan is for no more than 5 lots 250.00 (b) if the plan is for more than 5 lots but less than 11 lots 500.00 (c) if the plan is for 11 lots or more— (i) for the first 11 lots 500.00 (ii) for each additional lot 100.00

sch 1C ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 6 sub 2014 SL No. 210 s 17 Schedule 1D Fees for the Act, part 6, division 7 section 37A (3) Part 1 General provisions 1 Operation of sch 1D (1) This schedule provides for the fees mentioned in sections 153AA (2) (d) and 153AJ of the Act. (2) The fees are for the matters relating to the exercise of powers under section 125 (1) (f) and part 6, division 7 of the Act by the Coordinator-General that are stated in column 1 of the table in part 2. 2 When fees are payable The fee for each of the matters stated in column 1 of the table in part 2 is payable on the happening of the event stated opposite the matter in column 2 of the table. 3 Amount of fees (1) The amount of the fee for each of the matters is—

(a) if the fee becomes payable before 2013—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3 of the table in part 2 (column 3); or

(b) if the fee becomes payable during 2013—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3, CPI indexed for 2013; or

(c) if the fee becomes payable during any later year—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 3, CPI indexed for 2013 and all years since 2013.

(2) However, if the amount provided for under subsection (1) is an amount that is or includes a fraction of a dollar, the amount is taken to be the amount that is the nearest dollar, rounded up. 4 Access to adjusted amounts (1) From and including 2013, the Coordinator-General must publish on the department’s website the amount of the fee for each of the matters as worked out under section 3. (2) A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of section 3. Part 2 Table of fees Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Matter for which fee is payable Event when payment is required Amount of fee (up to 2013) $ Private infrastructure facility application under the Act, section 153AA 1 private infrastructure facility application the making of the application 113,410.00 Applying for an investigator’s authority under the Act, section 143 2 application for an investigator’s authority under the Act, section 143 the making of the application 30,930.00

sch 1D ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 6 Schedule 1E Fees relating to particular requests to take land section 37A (4) Part 1 General provisions 1 Definitions for sch 1E In this schedule— commencement means the commencement of this schedule. former, in relation to a provision of the Act, means the provision of the Act as in force immediately before the commencement. 2 Application of sch 1E This schedule applies to—

(a) an infrastructure facility the subject of a request made before the commencement to the Coordinator-General seeking, for an infrastructure facility, the Governor in Council’s approval under the Act, former section 125 (1) (f) (ii); and

(b) an infrastructure facility approved under the Act, former section 125 (1) (f) (ii).

3 Amount of fees (1) The amount of the fee for each of the matters is—

(a) if the fee becomes payable before 2013—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 2 of the table in part 2 (column 2); or

(b) if the fee becomes payable during 2013—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 2, CPI indexed for 2013; or

(c) if the fee becomes payable during any later year—the amount stated opposite the matter in column 2, CPI indexed for 2013 and all years since 2013.

(2) However, if the amount provided for under subsection (1) is an amount that is or includes a fraction of a dollar, the amount is taken to be the amount that is the nearest dollar, rounded up. 4 Access to adjusted amounts (1) From and including 2013, the Coordinator-General must publish on the department’s website the amount of the fee for each of the matters as worked out under section 3. (2) A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of section 3. Part 2 Table of fees Column 1 Column 2 Matter for which fee is payable Amount of fee (up to 2013) $ Asking the Coordinator-General to take land for a proposed infrastructure facility under the Act, former section 125 (1) (f) assessing a request to take land under the Act, former section 125 (1) (f) and complying with the Act, former sections 125 (6) and 126 and any guidelines made under the Act, former section 174 (1) (a) 56,705.00

sch 1E ins 2012 SL No. 258 s 6 Schedule 2 Terms of agreement negotiated between Coordinator-General and Griffith University section 19A sch 2 ins 2012 SL No. 79 s 5