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was made; and
 (c) demonstrates that a change in the potential impacts of the action is likely to happen with a high degree of certainty.
 (5) A request in relation to subparagraph 78(1)(b)(ii) of the Act must also contain information that establishes that the action is not being taken, or will not be taken, in the manner identified in the original decision.

4A.01  Notice of the outcome of reconsideration
 (1) For subsection 78C(3) of the Act, a notice must be published:
 (a) in the Gazette; and
 (b) at an appropriate location on the Internet; and
 (c) if the notice is relevant to the Territory of Norfolk Island, the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands or the Territory of Christmas Island—in the Government Gazette of the relevant Territory.
 (2) The notice must contain the following:
 (a) the identification number for the action, allocated by the Department;
 (b) a brief description or descriptive title for the action;
 (c) the location of the action;
 (d) the name of the person intending to take the action;
 (e) notice of the outcome of the reconsideration under subsection 78C(1) of the Act:
 (i) to confirm the decision; or
 (ii) to revoke the decision and substitute a new decision.

Part 5—Assessing impact of controlled actions

Division 5.1A—Assessment on referral information

5.03A  Minister's decision on an assessment on referral information
 (1) For subsection 87(4A) of the Act, the criteria for a decision by the Minister are all of the following:
 (a) the potential scale and nature of the relevant impacts of the action can be predicted with a high level of confidence;
 (b) the relevant impacts are expected to be short term, easily reversible or small in scale;
 (c) adequate information is available about relevant impacts on the matters protected;
 (d) the action is likely to have a significant impact on only a small number of protected matters or elements of each relevant protected matter;
 (e) if the information is available—the person proposing to take the action has a satisfactory record of responsible environmental management and compliance with environmental laws;
 (f) the degree of public concern about the action is, or is expected to be, moderately low.
 (2) In making a decision on an assessment on referral information, the Minister must not consider financial or economic factors.

Division 5.2—Matters to be addressed by draft public environment report and environmental impact statement

5.04  Matters that must be addressed in draft public environment report and environmental impact statement
  For paragraphs 97(2)(b) and 102(2)(b) of the Act, the Minister must seek to ensure a draft public environment report or environmental impact statement addresses the matters mentioned in Schedule 4.

Division 5.3—Extension of the period of effect of approval

5.05  Information for application