New South Wales Consolidated Acts(Section 13B)
An objection must:
(a) be made in writing addressed to the Director-General, and
(b) identify the property concerned, the objector and the objector’s contact details.
An objection is duly lodged only if it is:
(a) received at the place specified, and within the time specified, by the relevant order, or
(b) delivered to an inspector who has entered the land or premises of the objector to carry out works authorised by the order.
Notice of any confirmation or direction under section 13B (2) in relation to the objection is to be promptly given to the objector.