Accredited licensee system guidelines for applicants

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Accredited licensee system guidelines for applicants

The accredited licensee system aims to achieve environmental improvements through co-operation between industry, government and the community. This is achieved through a collaborative approach where all stakeholders play a role in setting and achieving environmental goals.
Companies that can demonstrate the capability and commitment to achieve good environmental performance can be freed from a prescriptive approach to works approval and licensing by applying for accreditation. These guidelines provide general advice and information to assist companies prepare an application for accreditation and maintain accreditation once granted.
This document replaces publication 424.3, which was published July 2008.

Publication Number: 424.4

Category(s): Information Bulletin, Licences and Approvals

Number of pages: 4 pages

Price for printed copy
(if applicable), including GST N/A, web-only publication.

Release Date: July, 2009

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The accredited licensee system aims to achieve environmental improvements through co-operation between industry, government and the community. This is achieved through a collaborative approach where all stakeholders play a role in setting and achieving environmental goals. Companies that can demonstrate the capability and commitment to achieve good environmental performance can be freed from a prescriptive approach to works approval and licensing by applying for accreditation. These guidelines provide general advice and information to assist companies prepare an application for accreditation and maintain accreditation once granted. This document replaces publication 424.3, which was published July 2008.
Publication Number:	424.4
Category(s):	Information Bulletin, Licences and Approvals
Number of pages:	4 pages
Price for printed copy (if applicable), including GST	N/A, web-only publication.
Release Date:	July, 2009