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LAND ACT 1994 - SECT 154
Minister may approve additional purposes
154 Minister may approve additional purposes
(1) The Minister may approve an application by a lessee that a lease be used
for additional or fewer purposes.
(2) However, the Minister may approve an
application by a lessee that a lease be used for an additional purpose only
if— (a) the additional purpose is complementary to, and does not interfere
with, the purpose for which the lease was originally issued; or
(b) the
additional purpose relates to the production of energy from a renewable
source, including, for example, the sun or wind.
(3) If the application is
approved, the lessee must be given notice of— (a) the approval; and
(b) any
change of rental category; and
(c) whether or not there will be an increase
or decrease in the rental for the remainder of the current rental period; and
(d) if additional rent is payable—the time by which the additional rent must
be paid; and
(e) whether and in what way the lessee should apply under
section 210 to change the conditions of the lease, having regard to the
proposed purposes for which the lease is to be used.
(4) The application must
be accompanied by the written consent of all persons with a registered
interest in the lease.
(5) However, consent under subsection (4) must not be
unreasonably withheld.
(6) To remove any doubt, it is declared that an
application under subsection (1) may be both for the addition of 1 or more
purposes and for the removal of 1 or more purposes.
(7) If the lessee agrees
with the matters notified under subsection (3) (b) to (d) , and there is no
associated change of conditions proposed under section 210 , the purposes of
the lease, as changed, must be registered.
(8) If the lessee agrees with the
matters notified under subsection (3) (b) to (d) , and the Minister and the
lessee have agreed under section 210 to any associated change of conditions
proposed under that section, the purposes of the lease, as changed, must be
registered in conjunction with the registration of the change of conditions.
(9) A change in the purposes of a lease is binding from the day the purposes,
as changed, are registered.
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