If necessary, redraft boundaries and go back to 3. GNB advises council of approval of the proposal and supplies maps, copy of advertisement notifying the proposal and media release for exhibition and advertisement of the proposal. GNB advertises proposal to determine boundaries and assign names in the local press and in the Government Gazette. People have one month to submit any objections to the Board. If, after one month, there are no objections, GNB notifies boundaries in the Government Gazette and advises council that the process is complete.
Councils implements boundaries and names on signposting, rates database etc.
It is also a good idea for council to prepare an item for the local media confirming the determination of the boundaries. Council advises the Board regarding the objections that were received. This will often require a submission to the GNB requesting an amendment to the previous proposal. The GNB considers any objections it has received and if an amendment has been recommended by council, treats that as a new proposal. The process then recommences from stage 7.