The notification referred to in subregulation (1) or (2) must be accompanied by-
(a) proof of permission or approval from the relevant local government on land use indicating the exact location of the site;
(b) a letter of designation contemplated in regulation 3(2) and the responsible person's competency profile;
(c) an inventory list and safety data sheets of all the dangerous substances that resulted in the installation being classified as an establishment;
(d) a statement containing the envisaged maximum quantity of all the substances that may be present at the establishment at any one time;
(e) the most recent risk assessment report contemplated in regulation 10;
(f) a site map showing the establishment location and indicating developments around the vicinity of the establishment;
(g) a substance location plan drawn to a scale of not less than 1 to 2 500 which identifies the area on the site where the dangerous substances will be stored, handled, used or processed, showing the location of the major items of plant used in such activities;
(h) information regarding the neighbours or other establishments within the impact zone, including—
(i) sites that are likely to be affected by a major incident and their exact distances from the establishment;
(ii) known future development that might increase the risk or consequences of a major incident; and
(iii) other establishments and their exact distances;
(i) proof of the publication of the advertisement contemplated in subregulation (4); and
(j) where applicable, the latest version of the major incident prevention policy.