- WEBINAR
- 1 CPD
About the Session
The term “minor variation” is not a defined term under the PDI Act and can be the subject of debate and disagreement between applicants and relevant authorities. In this legal lunchtime session, the term, its application in case law authorities and how it can and should be applied under the PDI Act will be examined.
Designed for:
This seminar is suitable for planners, planning lawyers and allied professionals.
Presenter
Victoria Shute, Kelledy Jones Lawyers
Recognised by her peers in the prestigious Best Lawyers Australia list and Doyle’s Guide for several years, Victoria is known for her depth of experience, personable nature and ability to provide clear answers to difficult and technical legal questions.
In addition to her demonstrated expertise in planning, building and environmental law, Victoria also assists clients with liquor licensing, natural resources, rates sales and summary procedural matters.
She has a reputation as a trusted advisor and has taught Urban Management and Law to graduate planning and architecture university students.
She is also widely published in a variety of state and national legal and business publications.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 23 April 2024
Time: 12:30pm - 1:30pm (ACST)
Venue Online via Zoom - Hosted from SA
Cost
$45.00 PIA members | $65.00 Non-PIA members
- Price
- Member $45 Non Member $65
- CPD Points
- 1
- When
- Tuesday 23 April 2024, 12.30pm - 1.30pm (ACST - SA time)
- Where
- Online - hosted from SA
- Registrations Close
- 22nd Apr 24 5:30 PM
- Event date has passed
- Registrations are closed