Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2016-17 - Cost recovery for environmental assessments under the EPBC Act

Last updated: 14 September 2026

2016
Department of the Environment and Energy
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About the Cost Recovery Implementation Statement

Cost recovery for environmental impact assessments and strategic assessments commenced on 1 October 2014. The Department revised cost recovery arrangements in 2016. The revised arrangements commenced on 1 October 2016.

The Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS) includes details of fees and methods for determining fees, exemptions and waivers. Exemptions for cost recovery fees are available for individuals and some small businesses. The CRIS contains the fee structure for cost recovery as agreed by the Minister for the Environment and Energy.

Further information

Further information about cost recovery under the EPBC Act is available below: