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THREATENED SPECIES CONSERVATION ACT 1995 - SECT 23
Scientific Committee’s final determination
23 Scientific Committee’s final determination
(1) The Scientific Committee
must either accept or reject a proposal for inclusion, or amendment, of matter
in or omission of matter from Schedule 1, 1A, 2 or 3 and must give reasons for
its decision.
(1A) The reasons for a determination are to include reference
to such of the criteria prescribed by the regulations under sections 10-13 as
may be relevant to the determination.
(2) In a case involving a nomination,
the Scientific Committee must make a final determination within 6 months after
the closing date for making submissions to the Scientific Committee about its
preliminary determination on the matter (as specified in the notice under
section 22).
(3) Before making a final determination the Scientific Committee
must give the Minister notice in writing of the proposed final determination
and the reasons for it. The Minister then has 2 months to decide whether to
refer the proposed final determination back to the Scientific Committee for
further consideration under section 23A.
(4) The Scientific Committee is not
to proceed to make the proposed final determination unless: (a) the Minister
has notified the Scientific Committee that the Minister has decided not to
refer the proposed determination back to the Scientific Committee for further
consideration, or
(b) the Minister has not referred the proposed final
determination back to the Scientific Committee for further consideration under
section 23A within 2 months after the Minister was given notice of the
proposed final determination, or
(c) if the Minister has referred the
proposed final determination back to the Scientific Committee for further
consideration under section 23A within that 2 months, the Scientific Committee
has decided to proceed with the final determination following that further
consideration.
(5) The Minister may at the request of the Scientific
Committee extend and further extend the period of 6 months under subsection
(2), to a maximum period of 2 years.
(6) Failure to make a final
determination within the period required by this section or to give notice to
the Minister of a proposed final determination within the period required by
this section does not affect the validity of the determination.
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