Compulsory licensing limited to specific industries after policy changes; other industrial licensing requirements rendered obsolete and withdrawn. Press Note No. 17 (1984) concerning environmental clearance conditions for Letters of Intent and Industrial Licences is withdrawn as obsolete following post 1991 policy changes; only four industries remain subject to compulsory licensing (tobacco products, electronic aerospace and defence equipment, industrial explosives, and hazardous chemicals), and the Department does not issue licences outside those categories.
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Compulsory licensing limited to specific industries after policy changes; other industrial licensing requirements rendered obsolete and withdrawn.
Press Note No. 17 (1984) concerning environmental clearance conditions for Letters of Intent and Industrial Licences is withdrawn as obsolete following post 1991 policy changes; only four industries remain subject to compulsory licensing (tobacco products, electronic aerospace and defence equipment, industrial explosives, and hazardous chemicals), and the Department does not issue licences outside those categories.
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