In Tasmania, the applicant for a discretionary development permit can appeal against the council’s decision to grant a permit subject to conditions or to refuse a permit. Representors can appeal against any decision by a council to grant a permit for a discretionary permit. In this fact sheet, we consider how other people may join as a party to such appeals:
Factsheet: Joining an appeal in Tasmania
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