Western Australian Current Acts Western Australian Current Acts (1) A permit has
effect for —
(a) the
period set out in the permit as the period during which it has effect; or
(b) such
longer period that is approved on an application to extend the time during
which the permit has effect.
(2) If a permit does
not set out the period during which it has effect, a permit has effect for
—
(a) 2
years from the day on which it is granted; or
(b) such
longer period that is approved on an application to extend the time during
which the permit has effect.
(3) The regulations
may provide for —
(a)
applications to extend the time during which a permit has effect; and
(b) the
submission of information and documentation in support of an application; and
(c) the
grounds for extending the time during which a permit has effect; and
(d) the
maximum period of extension of time during which a permit can have effect; and
(e) the
imposition of conditions in relation to an extension of time; and
(f) fees
for applications; and
(g)
review by the State Administrative Tribunal of a decision of a permit
authority made on an application; and
(h) any
other matter relating to an application.
(4) A permit ceases to
have effect on the day on which a notice of completion in relation to the
permit is received by the permit authority under section 33.