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The phrase "intended to be done in good faith" in Section 18 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986…

Section 18 covers anything "done or intended to be done in good faith", so it reaches a good-faith act that is intended but not yet carried out, not only one already…

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The phrase "intended to be done in good faith" in Section 18 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 means:

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Section 18 covers anything "done or intended to be done in good faith", so it reaches a good-faith act that is intended but not yet carried out, not only one already completed. It does not depend on parliamentary approval or on whether the act has a financial cost.

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