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WATER ACT 1912 - SECT 20L
Issue of group licence
(1) If no objection to the granting of the application has been lodged or if
such an objection has been lodged and the Ministerial Corporation has received
the report of the Secretary or Magistrate upon any inquiry into the
application, the Ministerial Corporation shall decide whether or not to grant
the application.
(2) Where the Ministerial Corporation's decision is that the
application for the group licence shall be granted, the Ministerial
Corporation shall notify the Board of the prescribed fee, of the period for
which the group licence is to be issued and of the terms, limitations and
conditions which the Ministerial Corporation has decided shall be attached to
the group licence.
(2A) The prescribed fee is not payable in the case of an
initial group licence in respect of an existing work.
(3) On payment of the
whole, or the first instalment, of the prescribed fee and the Board certifying
that the works referred to in section 20K (1) (a) and the works required to
convey the water to the lands of the occupiers on which the water is to be
used: (a) have, under section 29 of the Private Irrigation Districts Act 1973
, been constructed,
(b) are the subject of a notice served under section 34
(1) of that Act, or
(c) have been transferred to the Board under section 35
of that Act,
the Ministerial Corporation shall issue to the Board a
group licence for the period and on the terms, limitations and conditions
referred to in subsection (2).
(4) A group licence shall not be issued for a
period that, except in such circumstances as may be prescribed, exceeds 10
years.
(5) If the Board fails to pay to the Ministerial Corporation within
the prescribed time the first instalment of the prescribed fee or, where that
fee is not paid by instalments, the whole of that fee, the Ministerial
Corporation may at any time thereafter reject the application.
(6) When an
application is rejected under subsection (5) the deposit accompanying such
application or any part of that deposit may, in the discretion of the
Ministerial Corporation, be retained by it.
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