Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) When a final State plan is being prepared, the Minister must consider--
(a) all submissions properly made on the plan; and
(b) the advisory council's advice about the submissions.
(2) When a final regional plan is being prepared, the Minister must consider--
(a) all submissions properly made on the plan; and
(b) the advisory council's advice about the submissions; and
(c) the regional consultative group's advice about the submissions.
(3) If, when making a submission, a person asks the Minister for a response on the submission, the Minister must advise the person in writing--
(a) whether the submission was accepted or rejected and, if it was rejected, the reasons for the rejection; and
(b) if the person is an owner of land in a coastal management district identified in the final regional plan--the reason why the land is to be included in the district; and
(c) if a coastal building line is to be fixed for the district that affects the owner's land--the reason for fixing the line.