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MINERAL RESOURCES ACT 1989 - SECT 122
Application may be made for approval to remove mineral and property
122 Application may be made for approval to remove mineral and property
(1) This section applies to mineral and property that vests in the State on
the termination of a mining claim.
(2) Anyone who had an interest in the
mineral or property immediately before its ownership vests in the State may
apply in writing to the chief executive for permission to remove the mineral
or property from the land.
(3) The application— (a) must be made within 20
business days after the mineral or property vests in the State (or a longer
period, of not more than 3 months, allowed by the chief executive); and
(b)
may be made even though a subsequent grant of a mining claim, exploration
permit, mineral development licence or mining lease has been made over the
land.
(4) The chief executive may approve or refuse to approve the
application.
(5) However, the chief executive must approve the application if
the chief executive is satisfied— (a) the person was entitled to the mineral
or property immediately before it vested in the State; and
(b) there is
enough security held for the mining claim to meet the costs for which it was
deposited.
Note— For the provision of security, see section 83 .
(6)
The approval may be given on conditions stated in it.
(7) If the application
is approved, the person named in the approval may enter the land and remove
mineral or property (other than covers, fencing, casings, linings, timbering
or other things securing the safety of the land) stated in the application
before the time stated in the approval ends.
(8) Anything removed under
subsection (7) divests from the State and vests in the person entitled to it
immediately before the termination of the mining claim.
(9) However, mineral
divests from the State and forms part of the land if it is not removed before
the later of— (a) the end of the time stated in an approval under this
section; or
(b) 3 months after the termination of the mining claim.
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