Environmental Protection and Management Act 1999 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 10A · Greenhouse Gas Control
40F. Duration and renewal of registration
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The registration of any registered supplier remains valid unless withdrawn or revoked under section 40G.
The registration of any regulated goods, including any renewal of such registration, is valid for 3 years unless earlier withdrawn or revoked under section 40G.
An application to renew the registration of any regulated goods must be made before the expiry of the registration and must —
be made in the form and manner that the Director‑General requires; and
be accompanied by —
the prescribed fee, if any; and
any documents and information that the Director‑General requires to decide on the application.
The Director-General may renew the registration of any regulated goods subject to any conditions that the Director‑General thinks fit to impose, or refuse to renew such registration.
Director-General
“Director-General” means the Director‑General of Environmental Protection appointed under section 3(1);
The Director-General may, at any time, impose any condition, or modify or revoke any condition imposed, on a renewal of registration.
The Director-General must, before imposing or modifying any condition under subsection (5), give written notice to the holder of the registration —
stating the proposed condition or modification, as the case may be; and
specifying the time within which the holder of the registration may make written representations to the Director-General with respect to the proposed condition or modification.
Where the holder of the registration makes any written representations under subsection (6)(b), the Director-General must consider the written representations and the Director‑General’s decision must be given to the holder of the registration in writing.