Environment Protection Authority definition
Environment Protection Authority means the Environment Protection Authority established under the Environment Protection Act 1993 ;
Environment Protection Authority means the central executive agency responsible for the management and interindustry coordination of the development and implementation of national environmental protection and nature use policy, including its local divisions;
Environment Protection Authority or "EPA" is the Environment Protection Authority established under the Environment Protection Act.
Examples of Environment Protection Authority in a sentence
A covenant shall be registered on the title of the land binding the owners and future owners to be responsible for ongoing maintenance and any future rehabilitation works required in terms of the encapsulated/remaining contaminated materials, including the discharge or prevention of discharge there from of any contaminants and for any works subsequently required by the NSW Environment Protection Authority.
More Definitions of Environment Protection Authority
Environment Protection Authority means the authority of the ACT Government
Environment Protection Authority means the Environ- ment Protection Authority established under the Environ- ment Protection Act 1993;;
Environment Protection Authority means the authority of the ACT Government established by the Environment Protection Act 1997.