Victorian Minister definition

Victorian Minister means the Minister of the Crown administering the Victorian Act.
Victorian Minister means the responsible Minister of the Crown in right of Victoria for the time being administering this Act;
Victorian Minister means the Minister of the Crown in right of the State of Victoria for the time being charged with the administration of the Victorian Act. The term includes any Minister of the Crown who is temporarily performing the duties of the Victorian Minister;

Examples of Victorian Minister in a sentence

  • An Assessment Report must be prepared by the relevant Victorian Minister which takes into account: the Information in the Assessment Documentation; and any other Information relating to relevant impacts that is available to the relevant Victorian Minister.

  • It was established in 1990 by the State Government as a private trustee company, with its Board of Directors appointed by the Victorian Minister for Sport.

  • Once prepared by the proponent to the satisfaction of the relevant Victorian Minister, the draft Assessment Documentation must be released for public comment for at least 14 calendar days in conjunction with required notice of the permit application.

  • The proponent must provide the relevant Victorian Minister with final Assessment Documentation that: includes an assessment of the relevant impacts of the action as defined in section 82 of the EPBC Act; and summarises, or takes into account, the issues raised by the public in response to the invitation for public comment described in Item 10.2 of this Schedule 1.

  • In this Item 7, relevant Victorian Minister, means the Victorian Minister responsible for administering the Planning and Environment ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (Vic).

  • Prior to submitting final Assessment Documentation to the relevant Victorian Minister, the proponent must have been provided with any submissions made by the public during the period that the application and relevant supporting documentation is released for public comment.

  • The EES must be made available to the public, released for public comment, and the public given at least 28 calendar days to provide written submissions to the relevant Victorian Minister.

  • The proponent must provide the relevant Victorian Minister under the Planning and Environment ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (Vic) with final Assessment Documentation that: includes an assessment of the relevant impacts of the action as defined in section 82 of the EPBC Act; and summarises, or takes into account, the issues raised by the public in response to the invitation for public comment described in Item 7.2 of this Schedule 1.

  • Prior to submitting final Assessment Documentation to the relevant Victorian Minister, the proponent must have been provided with any submissions made by the public during the period that the draft Assessment Documentation is released for public comment.

  • When the public is invited to comment, the invitation must: include the matters specified in Schedule 1, Item 7.04 of the EPBC Regulations; and be published on a website approved by the relevant Victorian Minister and linked to the Department’s website; or be advertised in newspapers circulating generally in each State and Territory.