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Who is Involved in the Assessment and Approval of Petroleum Activities?

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Who is Involved in the Assessment and Approval of Petroleum Activities?

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The Department of Mines and Petroleum’ (DMP) Environment Division will determine if referral of the proposal is required. Proposals under State jurisdiction may be referred to Environmental Protection Authority, as per the administrative arrangements between DMP, EPA and the Department of Environment (DoE). Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) – an independent body supported by the DEC who assess and set levels of assessment upon formally referred proposals, as per the provisions of the Environment Protection Act 1986 (WA) (EP Act 1986). The EPA also provides independent advice to the Minister for the Environment. Department of Environment & Conservation (DEC) – administers the administrative arrangements with DMP on behalf of the EPA, and administers the EP Act 1986. DEC provides advice to DMP and proponents in relation to proposals, and assesses proposals against the requirements of the EP Act 1986. DEC also coordinates informal and formal assessment of referred proposals. Depart

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