Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The local government must decide--
(a) how the public interest test is to be conducted; and
(b) the matters with which the public interest test report must deal.
(2) The decision must provide for a consultation process for the public interest test and state how the process is to be used in the test.
Example--
A local government may decide that the consultation process concerning possible anti-competitive provisions must include--
(a) giving notice of the test and inviting submissions about the test; and
(b a period for submissions to be received; and
(c) direct consultation with interested parties; and
(d) consideration of the submissions received about the test.
The local government may also decide the process for the test may be carried out in conjunction with another process required for making the local law or subordinate local law such as step 3 in section 868 or step 2 in section 878.
(3) The decision is subject to a regulation under section 893.