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StatuteCrimes Act 1914

Section 15GX — Crimes Act 1914: Form of variation of formal authority

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(1) A variation of a formal authority by a nominated Tribunal member (whether formal or urgent) must: (a) identify the controlled operation to which the authority relates; and (b) state the name and position of the person varying the authority; and (c) state the name of the applicant; and (d) state whether the application for the variation was a formal variation application or an urgent variation application; and (e) state the date and time when the variation of authority is or was granted; and (f) state the period of the extension. (2) The period of the extension: (a) must not exceed the period that would result in the period of effect of the authority exceeding 24 months (including any previous extensions under this Subdivision or Subdivision B); and (b) must not exceed: (i) in the case of a formal variation of authority—3 months; and (ii) in the case of an urgent variation of authority—7 days.

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