(1) This section applies if—
(a) a nature conservation strategy for the ACT is in force (the existing strategy ); and
(b) the conservator considers that minor amendments to the existing strategy are appropriate.
(2) The conservator—
(a) may prepare a new draft nature conservation strategy, incorporating the minor amendments into the existing strategy; and
(b) need not comply with the requirements in this part; and
(c) may submit the new draft nature conservation strategy to the Minister for approval.
(3) If the conservator submits a new draft nature conservation strategy to the Minister for approval, the Minister must—
(a) approve the strategy; or
(b) reject the strategy.
Note The new draft nature conservation strategy approved by the Minister is a nature conservation strategy and is a disallowable instrument (see s 54).
(4) In this section:
"minor amendment", of a nature conservation strategy for the ACT, means an amendment that will improve the effectiveness or technical efficiency of the strategy without changing the substance of the strategy.
Examples
1 minor correction to improve effectiveness
2 omission of something redundant
3 technical adjustment to improve efficiency