(1) The Minister must,
on making a determination in relation to the payment of compensation to a
person under section 21 of the Act (being compensation in respect of
affected rights or compensation for a compulsory acquisition), give written
notice of the determination to the person.
(2) The written notice
must—
(a) give
reasons for the Minister's determination; and
(b) if a
statutory authorisation or interest (or part of an interest) is to be
compulsorily acquired—be accompanied by a notice of acquisition given in
accordance with subregulation (3); and
(c) set
out the rights of review and appeal under these regulations.
(3) A notice of
acquisition must—
(a) be
in writing; and
(b)
identify the zone or the temporary prohibition or restriction to which the
notice of acquisition relates; and
(c)
identify the statutory authorisation to which the notice relates; and
(d)
specify whether the notice is for the acquisition of the statutory
authorisation or a specified interest (or part of an interest) under the
statutory authorisation; and
(e)
specify the date on which the acquisition will take effect (subject to any
decision of the Minister on a review, or order of the Court on an appeal,
under Part 5).
(4) A notice under
this regulation may be combined with a notice required under
regulation 5(5).