Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) The Commission may, after its consideration under section 27 of a draft planning scheme prepared by a planning authority–
(a) require the planning authority to modify the draft planning scheme after having regard to the report made under section 26, and any evidence and submissions made in a hearing under section 27 in relation to it; or
(ab) modify the draft planning scheme; or
(b) by notice in writing given to the authority–
(i) reject the draft planning scheme; or
(ii) direct that a specified part of the draft planning scheme be done again.
(2) Where the Commission rejects a draft planning scheme, the planning authority must, within such period as the Commission may allow, prepare and submit to the Commission another draft planning scheme, and the provisions of this Division (other than sections 22, 23 and 24(1)) apply in relation to that other draft planning scheme as if it had been prepared under section 22(1).
(3) Where the Commission directs that a specified part of a draft planning scheme be done again–
(a) the planning authority must, within such period as the Commission may allow, prepare and submit to the Commission a substitute version of that part; and
(b) the provisions of this Division (other than sections 22, 23, 24(1) and 29) apply in relation to the substitute part as if it were a draft planning scheme prepared under section 22(1).
(4) When directing a part of a draft planning scheme to be done again, the Commission may give directions as to the explanatory material to be included in the public notification of the substitute part and to be available for public inspection with it.
(5) Where the Commission requires the planning authority to modify the draft planning scheme, the planning authority must not issue a permit or do any other thing that would, if the draft planning scheme modified as required had at that time been approved as a planning scheme, be a contravention of that approved planning scheme.