s. 49L (c) a statement of Sustainability Victoria's S. 49L(3)(c) priorities in relation to solid industrial waste amended by No. 65/2005 management; s. 23(4). (d) preferred approaches to— (i) waste minimisation; (ii) the provision of resource recovery infrastructure; (iii) waste collection and transport; (iv) waste disposal; (e) a waste minimisation and resource recovery program; (f) a set of principles that can guide programs for minimising waste generation and maximising the establishment of alternatives to landfill; (g) an analysis of the potential need for additional solid industrial waste disposal facilities within over the next 5 years; (h) an outline of how Sustainability Victoria S. 49L(3)(h) amended by intends to develop programs for particular No. 65/2005 types of solid industrial waste. s. 23(3). (4) The draft plan— (a) must be consistent with Victorian legislation and government policies; and (b) must not conflict with any relevant— (i) State environment protection policy; or (ii) waste management policy; and (c) must take into account any relevant regional issues identified in regional waste management plans.
S. 49L(3)(c) amended by No. 65/2005 s. 23(4). (c) a statement of Sustainability Victoria's priorities in relation to solid industrial waste management; (d) preferred approaches to— (i) waste minimisation; (ii) the provision of resource recovery infrastructure; (iii) waste collection and transport; (iv) waste disposal; (e) a waste minimisation and resource recovery program; (f) a set of principles that can guide programs for minimising waste generation and maximising the establishment of alternatives to landfill; (g) an analysis of the potential need for additional solid industrial waste disposal facilities within over the next 5 years; S. 49L(3)(h) amended by No. 65/2005 s. 23(3). (h) an outline of how Sustainability Victoria intends to develop programs for particular types of solid industrial waste. (4) The draft plan— s. 49L (a) must be consistent with Victorian legislation and government policies; and (b) must not conflict with any relevant— (i) State environment protection policy; or (ii) waste management policy; and (c) must take into account any relevant regional issues identified in regional waste management plans.
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