The meeting will be open to the public to observe the proceedings; however, if you would like to apply to speak at the meeting you must register before 5 pm on Wednesday 20 March 2019, by:
Completing the Registration Form and emailing it to ipcn@ipcn.nsw.gov.au. We will then notify you if your request to speak has been accepted.
Because we know some people find public speaking trying, and there will be others who cannot attend on the day, we will accept written comments up to one week after the public meeting. Written comments are weighed the same as spoken presentations.
For further details, please see the Notice for the Public meeting.
This public meeting will be recorded, and a written transcript published on our website. Speakers should familiarise themselves with the Commission’s ‘Public Meeting Guidelines’ prior to presenting to the Panel.
The Commission reserves the right to cancel or postpone a public meeting without prior notice at its discretion, including on the advertised day of the public hearing. Where a public meeting is postponed or cancelled, the Commission will publish a statement to this effect on its website as soon as is reasonably practicable after the decision to postpone or cancel the public meeting has been made
If you have any questions about the public meeting process or Commission's role with the project, please contact the officer assisting the Commission, Diana Mitchell, on (02) 9383 2100.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Anyone wishing to access the transcript of this meeting must read and agree to the following disclaimer:
This recording is made publicly available, as required by, and in accordance with clause 25 of Schedule 2 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act. Any views expressed by persons who presented to the Commission at this meeting, are not the views of the Commission or any of its employees.
To confirm that you have read the disclaimer and to view the transcript click here.
Please note that certain sections of this transcript has been redacted as they may contain statement which are defamatory or offensive. A copy of the full transcript may be available upon request. Please contact us to request a copy on ipcn@ipcn.nsw.gov.au
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