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Exemption certificates - how to use them, when is it best to use them, when are they not appropriate

An exemption certificate is a tool designed to deal with the inappropriate categorisation of development and release the owner of premises from the need to get approval for assessable development.

This seminar seeks to demystify the rules around exemption certificates, by answering the following questions:

• Under what circumstances can they be given?
• Who can give an exemption certificate?
• When can an exemption certificate be given?
• Can an exemption certificate be conditioned?
• Can an exemption certificate be appealed?

The discussion will also cover any relevant case law.

Gerard Timbs M海角社区
Partner
Gadens

Gerard is a highly experienced lawyer specialising in planning, development, native title, environment and local government law. Gerard advises on major projects, mixed use, master-planned, multi-unit, build for rent and heritage residential projects. He also provides advice on renewable energy projects, agricultural and tourism developments and local, state and federal government work. Gerard’s clients include developers, applicants, land owners, third party stake holders and Local, State and Federal Government authorities.

Gerard is a qualified (previously practising) town planner.

Note: Payment is by credit card only. If you require another method of payment please contact qld@planning.org.au

A link to view this seminar recording will be sent to you with your registration confirmation.