organisations and individuals. Are there opportunities to Any scientific and other robust improve the working evidence and/or evaluations of including clarity of the impact. regulation? Were there any unintended consequences of the regulation in terms of its effectiveness that need to be addressed? Are there improvements that could be made to the administration and implementation of the regulation? What have been the 4. Examine the efficiency of Submissions from impacted additional administrative, the regulation in protecting businesses or organisations substantive compliance and water resources from the representing affected business impacts of coal seam gas and delay costs associated with on cost and benefit impacts. large coal mining projects the regulation to business, Submissions, consultation and community organizations evidence from the Australian and individuals? (See OBPR Government, state and Regulatory Burden territory governments, Framework Guidance Note industry, business, community for a breakdown of potential organisations and individuals costs) in relation to relative costs and benefits of the regulation. What have been the Information from governments additional administrative and about the additional other costs to governments administrative and other costs arising from the associated with the regulation. implementation of the regulation? Views of the IESC, relevant science community and other robust sources of evidence. What have been the overall benefits of the regulation including in relation to environmental outcomes, community confidence in the
Are there opportunities to improve the working including clarity of the regulation? Were there any unintended consequences of the regulation in terms of its effectiveness that need to be addressed? Are there improvements that could be made to the administration and implementation of the regulation? organisations and individuals. Any scientific and other robust evidence and/or evaluations of impact. 4. Examine the efficiency of the regulation in protecting water resources from the impacts of coal seam gas and large coal mining projects What have been the additional administrative, substantive compliance and delay costs associated with the regulation to business, community organizations and individuals? (See OBPR Regulatory Burden Framework Guidance Note for a breakdown of potential costs) What have been the additional administrative and other costs to governments arising from the implementation of the regulation? What have been the overall benefits of the regulation including in relation to environmental outcomes, community confidence in the Submissions from impacted businesses or organisations representing affected business on cost and benefit impacts. Submissions, consultation and evidence from the Australian Government, state and territory governments, industry, business, community organisations and individuals in relation to relative costs and benefits of the regulation. Information from governments about the additional administrative and other costs associated with the regulation. Views of the IESC, relevant science community and other robust sources of evidence.