(1) The Minister may, by Gazette notice, revoke a temporary declaration in whole or in part if satisfied that:
(a) the declaration is no longer in the interests of the Territory; and
(b) the revocation is not inconsistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development; and
(c) the revocation of the declaration will not significantly undermine the objects of this Act.
(2) The Minister may, by Gazette notice, revoke a permanent declaration in whole or in part if satisfied that:
(a) the declaration is no longer in the interests of the Territory; and
(b) the revocation is not inconsistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development; and
(c) the revocation of the declaration will not significantly undermine the objects of this Act.
(3) The Minister may, by Gazette notice, revoke a declaration of a prohibited action in whole or in part if satisfied that:
(a) the declaration is no longer in the interests of the Territory; and
(b) the revocation is not inconsistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development; and
(c) the revocation of the declaration will not significantly undermine the objects of this Act.
(4) A revocation of a declaration under this Division must be in accordance with the regulations.
(5) The Minister must publish a statement of the reasons for revoking a declaration under this Division as soon as practicable after the declaration is revoked.
(6) The Minister must table a copy of the revocation of a declaration under this Division in the Legislative Assembly within 6 sitting days after the declaration is revoked.