EIA Review in Malta: The Procedur
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T
he review stage is an integral
component of decision making
since it assesses the adequacy of
the environmental statement and
considers the implications for
project
implementation.
Experience has indicated that
formal reviews can contribute to
the success of the EIA process.
Different
countries
and
international organisations have
established different reviewing
procedures in the form of
guidelines to assist the review
and ensure quality of EIAs. The
principal advantages of these
guidelines is, among others,
coherence and consistency of
review quality. Among the most
popular are guidelines developed
by the University of Manchester,
popularly known as the Lee and
Colley Guidelines (after their
developers), the Oxford Brookes
University and the European
Commission Review Checklist.
I
n most instances, reviewing
consists of a technical review and
a public review. In a technical
review an expert group of
individuals
reviews
the
environmental statement and
comment on the technical aspect
and quality of the statement. This
is usually presented in a formal
review report. The public is also
given the opportunity to comment
on the adequacy of the
environmental statement, address
their concerns and raise further
questions on the development
proposal. Different countries have
adopted various approaches for
public participation (see Volume
1, Issue 4).
F
ollowing this brief introduction
on the international practice of
EIA review, the next article
presents an overview on how
Malta carries EIA review. This
edition also consists of an article
on News in the Field, where a
brief overview on the recently
held SEA Workshop and the
proposed and long awaited EIA
Training Courses is presented.
The Editor
October 2003
Volume 2, Issue 4
Inside this issue:
EIA Review
1
EIA Review in
Malta: the
Procedure
2
Food for thought 2
News from
the field
3
Useful Web Links 4
Submissions
4
e-newsletter for EIA practitioners
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The review will also determine whether
any additional information is required
EIA Review in Malta: The Procedure
O
n receipt of the environmental statement MEPA
circulates the statement and requests government
departments and agencies, local councils and NGOs
to submit any comments on the report within a
minimum period of 30 days
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