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MINERAL RESOURCES ACT 1989 - SECT 317J
Initial development plan requirements—proposed mining lease
(1) This section provides for requirements (the
"initial development plan requirements" ) for a proposed initial development
plan for a proposed mining lease for a prescribed mineral. Note— See
section 246 (2) for the circumstances in which a proposed initial development
plan must be lodged with an application for the grant of a mining lease.
(2) The proposed plan must provide for each of the following— (a) an
overview of the activities proposed to be carried out under the proposed
mining lease during all of its proposed term;
(b) for each year of the plan
period— (i) the nature and extent of activities proposed to be carried out
under the proposed mining lease during the year; and
(ii) where the
activities are proposed to be carried out;
(c) for each mineral the applicant
proposes to mine under the proposed mining lease— (i) the location and an
estimate of the resources of the mineral in all of the area, or proposed area,
of the proposed mining lease; and
(ii) the standards and procedures used to
make the estimate; and
(iii) the rate and amount of the proposed mining; and
(iv) approximately when the proposed mining is to start; and
(v) a schedule
for the proposed mining during the plan period;
(d) maps or other documents
that show the matters mentioned in paragraphs (b) and (c) (i) , (iii) and (iv)
;
(e) if the proposed mining lease is to be part of a mining project and the
plan does not relate to 1 or more of the mining leases that comprise the
project—how the overview of activities mentioned in paragraph (a) relates to
the activities proposed to be carried out under those leases during the
remainder of their terms;
(f) any other information relevant to the criteria
mentioned in section 317N ;
(g) reasons why the plan is considered
appropriate;
(h) another matter prescribed by regulation.
(3) The proposed
plan must state its period.
(4) The period must not be longer than— (a) if
the term sought for the mining lease is 5 years or more—5 years from the
start of the term; or
(b) otherwise—the term of the mining lease.
(5) The
proposed plan must comply with any requirements about the form of a
development plan prescribed by regulation.
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