1. The Road to New Plant Approvals Graeme Claridge

2. New Plant Approvals How do we get to this stage

3. New Plant Approvals Key word - Consultation –Regional Councils –Local Councils –HSNO and ERMA –OSH –Emergency Services

4. New Plant Approvals Regional Councils Land Use Consent – Environmental Hazard Assessment Fire Reports Discharge Consents –Stormwater Discharge –Air Discharge –Neighborhood Consultation Notified/Non Notified

5. New Plant Approvals District or City Councils District Plan Compliance Permitted or Discretionary Activity May place additional restrictions to operations – Building Consents Neighborhood Consultation may also be required Discharge Permits –Stormwater Discharge –Air Discharge –Noise –Traffic Management issues

6. New Plant Approvals HSNO Approvals Prelimiary Approval Fire Report (where Applicable) Hazardous Zone Requirements and Tank Spacing Design Code compliance Hazardous Substances Management Plan OSH Consultation Pressure Vessel Certifications (outside HSNO) Preliminary HS&E plan Fire Service Notification (where applicable)

7. New Plant Approvals Now we can start building

8. New Plant Approvals HSNO Approvals Location Test Certification Approved Handlers Signage Requirements Hazardous Substances Management Plan Site and Plant Emergency Management Plan Stationary Container Certification (and Piping) Bund Integrity Tests Electrical Certification for Hazardous Zones Safety Equipment, OSH Inspection Fire Management Systems, Fire Service Consultation