SEZ approval decisions cover area changes, co-developer status, appeal handling, and policy review on warehousing controls. The Board of Approval for Special Economic Zones considered a range of administrative matters, including ratification of earlier minutes, extension of validity of Letters of Approval, conversion of processing areas into non-processing areas, co-developer approvals, partial de-notification, revival of a sick unit, and appeals. It also approved amalgamation of sector-specific SEZs into a multi-sector SEZ, permitted dual use infrastructure in a non-processing area, and directed policy review on warehousing of sensitive items and a broader performance review of SEZs.