Where there is a failure to comply with the recorded content of operating permit due to the alteration of the operational content of the public or private premises, but for which a modification referred to Article 24 of this Act is not involved, shall be handled by re-applying for an operating permit in accordance with the following regulations:
I.Those for which there is an alteration to processes, facilities or operating conditions shall, prior to alteration, reapply in accordance with application and issuance procedures for operating permits. However, those that are estimated to not increase air pollutant emissions quantities may forego the performance of testing again.
II.Those that change to the use of low-pollution raw materials, components or fuel, remove or suspend the use of facilities that produces air pollution, add control equipment or improve control efficiency may, within 30 days after the alteration, submit the relevant verification documents to the reviewing agency for application.
If the change of operating conditions in the stationary pollution source does not involve the normal operating functions of the originally approved manufacturing process and facilities, control efficiency and emission quantity, a filing shall be filed with the reviewing agency in replacement of the operating conditions under the original permit.
If the reviewing agency deems it necessary, it may order the public or private premises to perform air pollutant emission testing to ensure compliance with the emission standard before it allows the filing.
Those that reapply for an operating permit in accordance with Subparagraph I of the foregoing paragraph shall fill out an application form and submit a statement of the differences in air pollution control facilities, a trial operation plan, and a timetable for the alteration project.
When the public or private premises file applications for alteration of operating permit in accordance with Subparagraph I of the 1st paragraph, if the total emission quantity after the alteration after acquiring the operating permit exceeds the regulations under Subparagraphs II or III, 2nd paragraph of Article 4, a modification for permit shall be carried out in accordance with the 1st paragraph, Article 24 of this Act. When an operating permit is acquired after the modification procedure, the total emission quantity after the alteration shall be re-calculated after the date on which the modification is completed.

Where there is a failure to comply with the recorded content of fuel usage permit due to the alteration of fuel usage of the public or private premises, it shall be handled by re-applying for a fuel usage permit in accordance with the following regulations.
I.Those for which there is an alteration to the type or usage quantity of fuel shall, prior to the alteration, reapply accordance with application and issuance procedures for fuel usage permit.
II.Those that change to the use of low-pollution fuel, add, remove or suspend the use of facilities that produces air pollution or control facilities shall, within 30 days after the occurrence of the fact, file an application with the reviewing agency together with relevant supporting documents.
Those that reapply for a fuel usage permit in accordance with Subparagraph I of the foregoing paragraph shall fill out an application form and submit relevant documents such as project schedule required for the alteration.

If a permit is damaged or lost, or the basic information stated on it is altered, during its period of validity, the public or private premises shall submit photocopies of relevant verification documents for the approval of installation, registration, or operation by the competent authority of the relevant industry within sixty days after the event in application to the reviewing agency for renewal or replacement.
Those that exceed the period in the foregoing paragraph and are notified by the reviewing agency to renew or replace a permit shall, within ten days after receiving notification, submit photocopies of the verification documents in the foregoing paragraph to the reviewing agency in order to apply for renewal or replacement.
Those public or private premises in the 1st paragraph that complete the installation of a stationary pollution source and obtain an operating permit may forego applying for the renewal or replacement of an installation permit.
The reviewing agency shall complete review and preparation of certificate within 14 days after accepting an application in the 1st or 2nd paragraphs. Upon receipt of a notice that the application has passed the review, the certificate fee shall be paid and permit shall be collected within 14 days.

Public or private premises that apply for the extension of a permit in accordance with Article 30 of this Act shall fill out an application form and submit below documents to the reviewing agency:
I.Those that apply for the extension of an installation permit shall submit an installation project progress change explanation form.
II.Those that apply for the extension of an operating permit shall submit the most recent testing report from within the last year or other verification documents sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the relevant regulations of this Act. If, however, public or private premises cannot submit the most recent testing report from within the last year due to suspension of work or business, such public or private premises may apply for extension using alternative verification documents after reporting to and obtaining the consent of the reviewing agency.
III.Other documents designated by the central competent authority.