Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated ActsIn this part--
applicable codes, for self-assessable development, means--
(a) for building work--the standards and the building assessment provisions; or
(b) for development other than building work--the standards.
assessable development means--
(a) development specified in schedule 8, part 1; or
(b) development, not inconsistent with schedule 8 or schedule 9, that--
(i) under the repealed Act, would have required an application to be made--
(A) for a continuing approval; or
(B) under section 4.3(1) of the repealed Act; or
(ii) because of an amendment to, or the commencement of, a transitional planning scheme, requires an application for development approval; or
(c) development to which paragraph (b)(i) would apply if, under the repealed Act, the development had not been carried out on State land.
continuing approval means a condition, certificate, permit or approval mentioned in section 6.1.23(1).
former planning scheme means a planning scheme under the repealed Act and each town planning by-law and subdivision of land by-law mentioned in section 8.10(6) of the repealed Act in force immediately before the commencement of this section.
interim development control provision means an interim development control provision under the repealed Act that was in force immediately before the commencement of this section.
local planning policy means a local planning policy under the repealed Act in force immediately before the commencement of this section.
self-assessable development means--
(a) development specified in schedule 8, part 2; or
(b) development, not inconsistent with schedule 8 or schedule 9, that--
(i) under the repealed Act, would not have required a continuing approval but would have been required to comply with standards; or
(ii) because of an amendment to, or the commencement of, a transitional planning scheme does not require a development approval but is required to comply with standards; or
(c) development to which paragraph (b)(i) would apply if, under the repealed Act, the development had not been carried out on State land.
standards means requirements, including a requirement mentioned in section 6.1.23(1A), under a transitional planning scheme or interim development control provision applying to development.
State land means all land that is not--
(a) freehold land, or land contracted to be granted in fee-simple by the State; or
(b) subject to a lease, licence or permit issued by the State under the Land Act 1994.
transitional planning scheme see sections 6.1.3 and 6.1.9(3).
transitional planning scheme policy see section 6.1.14.