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Part 3A status quo and possible changes

March 9, 2011 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

  • « Wednesday Evening at Fig Tree Community Garden
  • Alternative Futures – a 3 day Conference – POSTPONED til late 2012 »

Part 3A was introduced into NSW planning law in late 2005. It gives power to the NSW government to make planning decisions on matters that are considered to be of “state significance”. Assessment of Part 3A has recently been undertaken by both ICAC and the Environmental Defencers Office on behalf of the Nature Conservtion Council of NSW (NCC).

James Ryan, Chair of the NCC Planning Committee, will outline the findings of the IDO report they commissioned, the findings and the suggestions for changes; and

Rob Stokes, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Planning, (introduced by Tim Owen, Liberal candidate for Newcastle) will present his party’s perspective.

The seminar is supported by The Tom Farrell Institute for the Environment (TFI) and the Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources (NIER).

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Date:
March 9, 2011
Time:
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

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Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources
A Block Level 5, Room A520, Vale Street
Shortland, NSW 2307 Australia
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  • « Wednesday Evening at Fig Tree Community Garden
  • Alternative Futures – a 3 day Conference – POSTPONED til late 2012 »

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