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Land (Revocation of Reservations) Bill 2007 Introduction Print EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM Clause Notes Clause 1 sets out the purposes of the Bill to provide for the revocation of reservations relating to the bed and banks of Lake Condah in order to transfer that land to the Gunditjmara people, and relating to certain lands at South Melbourne, Daylesford and Beechworth. The Bill also provides for the revocation of a Crown grant of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum land at South Melbourne and the revocation of a Crown grant for benevolent asylum purposes at Beechworth. The Bill provides that the revocations of the reservations for the lands at Daylesford and Beechworth are necessary to facilitate the sale of these lands. Clause 2 provides for the commencement of the Act on the day after the day on which the Act receives Royal Assent. Clause 3 provides for the revocation of a permanent public purposes reservation relating to the bed and banks of Lake Condah. Clause 4 provides for the revocation of a permanent reservation as a site for a Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and Crown Grant relating to land at Cecil Street, South Melbourne. The Roman Catholic Trusts Corporation for the Diocese of Melbourne ceases to be a trustee of the land. Clause 5 provides for the revocation of a permanent reservation as a site for an asylum relating to land at East Street, Daylesford. Clause 6 provides for the revocation of a permanent reservation and Crown Grant for benevolent asylum relating to former Beechworth hospital land. 561142 1 BILL LA INTRODUCTION 7/8/2007
Clause 7 provides for what happens when a reservation is revoked in that on the revocation of an Order in Council reserving land this has the effect of deeming the land to be unalienated land of the Crown. Any regulations under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 or appointment of a committee of management relating to that land are also revoked. Clause 8 requires the Registrar of Titles to make amendments to the land titles register that will be necessary due to the operation of the Act. 2