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Commonwealth Games Arrangements Act 2001 - SECT 44

Disposing of land

44. Disposing of land



(1) For the purposes of a Commonwealth Games project, the Secretary may-

   (a)  grant a lease, licence, easement or privilege over land vested in the
        Secretary or registered in the Secretary's name which was acquired
        under this Act; or

   (b)  sell or dispose of the Secretary's interest in fee simple in any land
        which was acquired under this Act-

on any terms (including consideration) that the Secretary considers
appropriate.

(2) On disposing of the whole of an interest in any land which was acquired
under this Act to another person, the Secretary may enter into an agreement
with the person concerning the use or development of the land.

(3) For the purposes of a Commonwealth Games project, the Minister, may-

   (a)  grant a lease, licence, easement or privilege over Crown land; or

   (b)  recommend to the Governor in Council the grant, sale or disposition of
        Crown land-

on any terms (including consideration) that the Minister considers
appropriate.

(4) The Minister must consult with the Minister administering Part IX of the
Land Act 1958 and the Minister administering the
Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 before exercising any power under subsection
(3).

(5) Subsection (3) does not apply to land which is reserved or deemed to be
reserved under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978.

(6) The Governor in Council may grant, sell or dispose of Crown land to any
person in accordance with the recommendation of the Minister under this
section.

(7) Land may be sold or disposed of to a person under subsection (6) on
condition that the person enter into an agreement with the Minister concerning
the use or development of the land.

(8) Division 2 of Part 9 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 applies to
an agreement under subsection (2) or (7) as if-

   (a)  it was an agreement under that Division; and

   (b)  it referred to the Minister or the Secretary (as the case requires)
        instead of the responsible authority for the planning scheme; and

   (c)  section 174(2)(c) were omitted; and

   (d)  sections 177(2), 178 and 179(1) referred to the Minister or the
        Secretary (as the case requires) instead of the Minister.

(9) This section applies despite anything to the contrary in the
Land Act 1958.

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