(a) the chief executive reasonably considers an
approved underground water impact report or final report requires amendment
because a matter in the report is—
(i) no longer appropriate because there
has been a material change in circumstances; or
(ii) inappropriate for
another reason; and
(b) the amendment will not adversely affect a bore owner;
and
(2) The chief
executive may give the responsible entity for the approved report, and if the
responsible entity is the office, any responsible tenure holder who may be
affected by the proposed amendment, a notice stating—
(a) why the chief
executive considers the approved report requires amendment; and
(b) how the
chief executive proposes to amend the approved report; and
(c) that the
recipient of the notice may make a submission within a stated time, which must
be at least 20 business days, about why the approved report should not be
amended.
(3) After considering all properly made submissions about the
proposed amendment, the chief executive must decide whether to make the
amendment.
(4) The chief executive must give notice of the decision to any
entity given notice of the proposed amendment under subsection (2) .
(5) Any
amendment takes effect from the day stated in the notice.
(6) The responsible
entity for the amended report must, within 10 business days after receiving
notice of the amendment, publish a notice about the amendment in the way
required by the chief executive.
Penalty—
Maximum penalty—50 penalty
units.
(7) The notice must state—
(a) that copies of the amended report
may be obtained from the entity; and
(b) how the copies may be obtained.
(8)
The responsible entity must give a copy of the amended report to any person
who requests a copy.
(9) The chief executive must publish the amended report
on a Queensland Government website.
