Queensland Consolidated Acts

LAND ACT 1994 - SECT 176V

176V Purposes of a land management agreement

The purposes of a land management agreement for a lease are to do each of the following to the extent they are relevant to the lease land—

(a) identify and describe the natural and physical attributes of the lease land, including its known indigenous and other cultural heritage and significant natural environmental values;

(b) record the condition of the lease land at a particular point in time;

(c) improve or maintain its condition so that it is, or will be, at least in good condition;

(d) identify any land degradation issues relating to the land;

(e) establish the agreed management outcomes for the identified land degradation issues and the associated management strategies to address them;

(f) identify measures to protect the known indigenous and other cultural heritage and the identified significant natural environmental values;

(g) establish a monitoring and reporting program;

(h) establish a process to verify the performance of the lessee in relation to the outcomes;

(i) establish a dispute resolution process;

(j) establish a review process to maintain the relevance and effectiveness of the agreement.