Legal analysis: EIA cannot be transferred. First of all, it needs to be clear that the so-called environmental impact assessment refers to the process of analyzing and predicting the possible environmental impact of a construction project before it is planned or expanded, drawing the conclusion that the construction project is environmentally feasible, and putting forward corresponding suggestions on environmental protection measures. Provide a basis for environmental protection departments with project approval authority. As for the changes in the process and scale of the contractor after the handover, it is necessary to re-evaluate the environmental impact or report it to the environmental protection department for approval.
Legal basis: Article 19 of the Environmental Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall conduct environmental impact assessment according to law when formulating development and utilization plans and building projects that have an impact on the environment. Development and utilization planning without environmental impact assessment according to law shall not be organized and implemented; Construction projects without environmental impact assessment according to law shall not be started.