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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 - SECT 118AG
Protection for exercise of certain functions by Minister
118AG Protection for exercise of certain functions by Minister
(1) This section applies to any function (a
"protected function") conferred or imposed on the Minister (including a
delegate of the Minister) relating to the appointment of a planning
administrator or planning assessment panel, or the conferral of functions on a
regional panel, under this Division.
(2) The exercise by the Minister of any
protected function may not be: (a) challenged, reviewed, quashed or called
into question before any court of law or administrative review body in any
proceedings, or
(b) restrained, removed or otherwise affected by any
proceedings.
(3) Without limiting subsection (2), that subsection applies
whether or not the proceedings relate to any question involving compliance or
non-compliance, by the Minister (including a delegate of the Minister), with
the provisions of this Division or the rules of natural justice (procedural
fairness).
(4) Accordingly, no court of law or administrative review body has
jurisdiction or power to consider any question involving compliance or
non-compliance, by the Minister (including a delegate of the Minister), with
those provisions or with those rules so far as they apply to the exercise of
any protected function.
(5) This section has effect despite any provision of
this Act or other legislation or any other law (whether written or unwritten).
(6) In this section:
"exercise" of functions includes: (a) the purported exercise of functions, and
(b) the non-exercise or improper exercise of functions, and
(c) the proposed,
apprehended or threatened exercise of functions.
"proceedings" includes: (a) proceedings for an order under section 124, and
(b) proceedings for an order in the nature of prohibition, certiorari or
mandamus or for a declaration or injunction or for any other relief, and
(c)
without limiting paragraph (b), proceedings in the exercise of the inherent
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court or the jurisdiction conferred by section 23
of the Supreme Court Act 1970 .
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