Which body or bodies are responsible for revision of the EIA Report? | The Ministry, departments, state companies or local authority with management and control functions of the environment or natural resources, in collaboration with NEMA. | The NEMC may create inter-sectorial consultative committees, at the national level and, when suitable, at the level of the Local Government Authority in order to provide advice during revision of the EIA report. | MCEA and TEC. | DEAT or an expert in the area. | In practice, EIA reviews have been carried out by technicians from the Ministry of the Environment/ National Directorate for Prevention and Assessment of Environmental Impacts and/or experts in the field. | Varies for each Member State. n |
The committees must be constituted by at least 12 specialists, in order to guarantee multidisciplinarity. | The TEC is constituted by (always an uneven number of members): | |||||
The inter-sectorial consultative committees may, subject to approval from NEMC’s Director-General, incorporate other persons necessary for their correct functioning. | ・ a representative of the DNEIA, who will chair the Committee; | |||||
The minimum quorum necessary for holding a meeting of the committee is 2/3. | ・ a representative of the Ministry responsible for the area of the proposed activity; | |||||
On the basis of the NEMC’s recommendations, the Minister will issue his decision. | ・ a representative of FUNAB; | |||||
・ a representative of the local authority for the area where the activity is located, if the proposed location for implementation of the activity has been authorised in this territory; | ||||||
・ Other representatives of environmental government bodies, teaching institutions or research centres; |