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    2.1.1 Water Licensing Process

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    1. The document outlines a 5 stage process for applying for and obtaining a water license from the department: 1) completing an application, 2) validation of the application, 3) assessment, 4) recommendation, and 5) final decision. 2. During the validation stage, incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant. The assessment stage may involve public advertising, consultation with other agencies, and requesting more information from the applicant. 3. In the decision stage, the department will either issue a license, return the application, or refuse the license. Applicants and submitters are notified of the final decision.

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    2.1.1 Water Licensing Process

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    1. The document outlines a 5 stage process for applying for and obtaining a water license from the department: 1) completing an application, 2) validation of the application, 3) assessment, 4) recommendation, and 5) final decision. 2. During the validation stage, incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant. The assessment stage may involve public advertising, consultation with other agencies, and requesting more information from the applicant. 3. In the decision stage, the department will either issue a license, return the application, or refuse the license. Applicants and submitters are notified of the final decision.

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    1. The document outlines a 5 stage process for applying for and obtaining a water license from the department: 1) completing an application, 2) validation of the application, 3) assessment, 4) recommendation, and 5) final decision. 2. During the validation stage, incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant. The assessment stage may involve public advertising, consultation with other agencies, and requesting more information from the applicant. 3. In the decision stage, the department will either issue a license, return the application, or refuse the license. Applicants and submitters are notified of the final decision.

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    2.1.1 Water Licensing Process

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    1. The document outlines a 5 stage process for applying for and obtaining a water license from the department: 1) completing an application, 2) validation of the application, 3) assessment, 4) recommendation, and 5) final decision. 2. During the validation stage, incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant. The assessment stage may involve public advertising, consultation with other agencies, and requesting more information from the applicant. 3. In the decision stage, the department will either issue a license, return the application, or refuse the license. Applicants and submitters are notified of the final decision.

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    1: Applying for a licence or permit.

    The applicant completes the relevant application form and provides all
    STAGE
    supporting information using the checklist on the application form.

    The department returns the


    STAGE 2: Validating an application. The department validates the application to the applicant as it
    application. is deemed incomplete.

    (Note: The department administers water licences on a first in, first served
    basis. If the application is deemed incomplete, it will be returned to the The department returns the
    applicant to provide the necessary information. Only when the application to the applicant as it
    department receives a completed application, will it be placed in the is not required.
    queue for assessment.)

    The applicant may be required to


    STAGE 3: Assessing an application. The department assesses the
    publicly advertise the application
    application in accordance with legislation, policy, plans, standards and
    within a specified timeframe.
    guidelines.

    The applicant is required to provide


    more information to support
    assessment of the application within
    The department may be required to consult The department notifies any
    a specified timeframe.
    with other relevant government agencies security interests. In some
    and/or Native Title claimants to ensure all circumstances a security
    elements required to be considered by the interest may have
    department in the assessment process are opportunity to make a written
    satisfied and that departments obligations submission to the DoW within
    under other legislation are satisfied. a specified timeframe.

    STAGE 4: Making a recommendation. The department makes a The department notifies the
    recommendation. The recommendation could be to: applicant of its recommendation if
    1. Issue a licence consistent with the application. recommendation is 3 or 4. The
    2. Provide a written expression of undertaking that the department will applicant may make a written
    issue a licence upon proof of land purchase. submission within a specified
    3. Issue a licence inconsistent with the application. timeframe to outline why the
    4. Refuse a licence. department should not proceed with
    5. Return the application if the requested information was not provided. the recommendation.

    The department
    STAGE 5: Making a decision. STAGE 5: Making a decision. informs any
    The department makes a The department considers person(s) that
    decision. any submissions and makes a made a submission
    decision. on an application to
    its decision.

    The department The department provides a written The department refuses a


    issues a licence expression of undertaking that the licence or issues the licence
    or returns the department will issue a licence upon proof of inconsistent with the application.
    application to the land purchase.
    applicant.

    The applicant has a right to have the departments decision under the RIWI Act reviewed by the State
    Administrative Tribunal.

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