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How to fill out Referral of proposed action

1. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form.
2. Fill in your name and contact information in the designated fields.
3. Clearly describe the proposed action or change you are referring.
4. Provide any necessary background information or context related to the proposed action.
5. Include any relevant data or evidence that supports the referral.
6. Specify the individuals or departments involved in the proposed action.
7. Sign the form at the bottom to verify the accuracy of the information provided.

Who needs Referral of proposed action?

1. Individuals or teams proposing new policies or changes within an organization.
2. Management or supervisory staff who require approval on suggested actions.
3. Departments needing to communicate potential changes to stakeholders.
4. Anyone involved in a project requiring referral for additional input or approval.

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What is Section 74A of the EPBC Act?

Decisions under s74A of the Act - split referrals/larger actions. If your proposed action appears to be part of a larger action, under section 74A of the EPBC Act, the minister or their delegate may refuse, at the referral decision stage, to accept it. These types of actions are also called 'split referrals'.

What does controlled action mean?

A controlled action is an action that is likely to have a significant impact on a Part 3 protected matter.

What is the definition of a controlled action?

A controlled action is an action that is likely to have a significant impact on a Part 3 protected matter.

What is Section 67 of the EPBC Act?

Section 67 of the EPBC Act also refers to an action that a person proposes to 'take'. This means that a person needs to propose to do something for an act to meet the definition of action under section 523 - an 'action' does not include a failure to act.

What is the definition of environmental action?

Environmental action is a learning process where students plan and implement a project to address an issue related to the environment and sustainability. Examples include: planting trees, pest control, reducing carbon emissions and habitat restoration for native species.

What are the actions of the EPBC Act?

The EPBC Act protects nationally threatened species and ecological communities by: identifying and listing species and ecological communities as threatened. developing conservation advice and recovery plans for listed species and ecological communities. developing a register of critical habitats.

What is a referral under the EPBC Act?

You'll need to submit a referral if your project could impact any matters protected under the EPBC Act. A referral is a written request for the Environment minister to decide whether the action you propose needs assessment and approval under the EPBC Act.

What are the 9 matters of national environmental significance?

The matters of national environmental significance are: • world heritage properties • national heritage places • wetlands of international importance (often called 'Ramsar' wetlands after the international treaty under which such wetlands are listed) • nationally threatened species and ecological communities •

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What is Referral of proposed action?

A Referral of proposed action is a formal request to assess the potential impacts of a proposed project or action on the environment. It typically involves submitting information about the project to relevant authorities for review.

Who is required to file Referral of proposed action?

Typically, the proponent or developer of the project is required to file a Referral of proposed action. This includes individuals or organizations planning projects that may significantly affect the environment.

How to fill out Referral of proposed action?

To fill out a Referral of proposed action, one must provide detailed information about the project, including its location, nature, purpose, and possible environmental impacts. It's important to follow the specific guidelines provided by the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of Referral of proposed action?

The purpose of a Referral of proposed action is to ensure that potential environmental impacts are identified and assessed before proceeding with a project. This helps protect the environment and comply with legal requirements.

What information must be reported on Referral of proposed action?

Information that must be reported on a Referral of proposed action includes project details such as description, location, potential environmental impacts, mitigation measures, and any relevant supporting documentation.