Request for internal review of a QPWS&P decision
Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).
Use this form to apply for the internal review of a reviewable decision made by QPWS&P in relation to a commercial activity permit, organised event permit, stock grazing permit, or another reviewable decision under the Nature Conservation Act 1992, Recreation Areas Management Act 2006, Forestry Act 1959 or the Marine Parks Act 2004.
Your application for internal review of a decision will be assessed on the information provided with this form. Applicants should ensure sufficient information is provided with this form for an effective internal review of the relevant decision.
Before you start
You will need the details of the original decision including the application number and any other documents supporting your review request.
This form will take approximately 5-10 mins to complete.
Not all decisions are reviewable. If you are unsure if a decision that affects you is reviewable, contact parkaccess@des.qld.gov.au.
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Privacy statement
The Department of Environment, Science and Innnovation (the department) is collecting the information on this form to assess your application for an internal review. Depending on the authority applied for, the information is required under our relevant authorising legislation: Nature Conservation Act 1992, the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006, the Forestry Act 1959 and the Marine Parks Act 2004. The department may have entered into an Indigenous management agreement relating to this managed area/s or the area may be subject to joint management. If so, the completed application form and any relevant supporting documentation may be disclosed to the relevant indigenous organisation/s (including to any relevant Native Title Body Corporates) for the purpose of the department consulting with or seeking the consent of that organisation. Depending on the permit you are applying for, the department may also need to consult with other government agencies, councils, and other relevant entities where applicable and necessary to appropriately assess your application. For example, under section 69T of the Forestry Act 1959, the department is required to consult with a plantation licensee and any plantation sub-licensee before granting a lease, license, permit, agreement, authority, or contract. Your personal information will not be otherwise disclosed by the department to any other parties without your consent unless authorised or required by law.
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