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CROWN LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 2016 - SECT 12.28

Payments into Crown Reserves Improvement Fund

12.28 Payments into Crown Reserves Improvement Fund

(1) Each of the following is to be paid into the Crown Reserves Improvement Fund--
(a) any money provided by Parliament for the purchase or acquisition of land for Crown reserves and for the maintenance, improvement or development of Crown reserves,
(b) any repayments of the cost of premiums for fire insurance of improvements on Crown reserves and for insurance in respect of damage to property, death or bodily injury for which trustees of Crown reserves could become liable,
(c) any repayments of loans or advances (including interest) made at any time by the Minister to managers of Crown reserves,
(d) any money received by or on behalf of the State or the Minister for the purchase or acquisition of land for a Crown reserve, or for the maintenance, improvement or development of a Crown reserve,
(e) any money directed by the Minister to be paid into the Fund under Division 2.5 or this Division,
(f) any money directed by the Minister to be paid into the Fund out of compensation paid under a condition imposed under Division 5.9 if the condition is one subject to which an easement was created over land comprising the whole or part of a Crown reserve,
(g) any money required to be paid into the Fund under the Crown land management rules,
(h) any money that a court orders a person to pay into the Fund under Division 11.3,
(i) any rent, royalty or other money received from the holder of a holding or enclosure permit directed by the Minister under subsection (2) to be paid into the Fund,
(j) any money required or authorised to be paid into the Fund by or under this Act, the Roads Act 1993 or another Act.
(2) The Minister may, with the concurrence of the Treasurer, direct that rents, royalties or other money received from the holder of a holding or enclosure permit (or from a class of holder) be paid into the Fund.



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