(a) A site assessment report must comply with any directions that may have been published or given by the
Minister or MEC in a notice contemplated in section 36(1) or (6) and must at least include information on whether the investigation area is contaminated.
(b) Where the findings of the site assessment report are that the investigation area is contaminated, the site assessment report must at least contain information on whether-
(i) the contamination has already impacted on health or the environment;
(ii) the substances present in or on the land are toxic, persistent or bio-accumulative or are present in
large quantities or high concentrations or occur in combinations;
(iii) there are exposure pathways available to the substances;
(iv) the use or proposed use of the land and adjoining land increases or is likely to increase the risk to
health or the environment;
(v) the substances have migrated or are likely to migrate from the land;
(vi) the acceptable exposure for human and environmental receptors in that environment have been
exceeded;
(vii) any applicable standards have been exceeded; and
(viii) the area should be remediated or any other measures should be taken to manage or neutralise the
risk.