Involvement of DBCA and CSLC and DWER Sample Clauses

Involvement of DBCA and CSLC and DWER. Assessment DMIRS shall refer clearing applications to DBCA, CSLC and DWER in accordance with the criteria contained in internally- and externally-published information. In assessing a clearing permit application, DMIRS will request expert advice from DWER in cases where the clearing appears likely to be seriously at variance with the clearing principles, from DBCA in regard to (a), (b) (c), (d), (f) and (h), from CSLC in respect of principle (g) and from DWER in respect of principle (i). In requesting advice from DBCA, CSLC and DWER, DMIRS will request that the respondent: • Prepares a written response to applications for a clearing permit referred by DMIRS; • Responds in electronic format and within 28 days of referral by DMIRS; • Includes maps, aerial photos and satellite imagery where appropriate in the report, as well as photographs of the area and its native vegetation taken as part of any field assessment; and • Outlines the extent and limitations of analyses and surveys. Inter-agency meetings DMIRS may convene inter-agency meetings with DWER, CSLC and DBCA to discuss clearing applications and to review the process for requesting expert advice from time to time. Meetings will be held as required. Negotiations with clearing permit applicant • DWER may not negotiate an agreement with the applicant on behalf of DMIRS; • DWER may not represent DMIRS; and • DBCA, CSLC and DWER cannot suggest a decision on behalf of DMIRS. Advice may be disregarded DMIRS is not bound by advice except where DWER provides formal advice that the application is seriously at variance with any clearing principles. Sharing of data and resources DMIRS and DWER shall endeavor to act cooperatively at all times in the use of data and resources related to the protection of native vegetation. XXXX agrees that DMIRS may use the data supplied to it, in house, for any legitimate governmental use and purpose related to the regulation of native vegetation clearing.
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