15Determinations of purchase price after this Schedule commences

#### 15 Determinations of purchase price after this Schedule commences 15 Determinations of purchase price after this Schedule commences > > (1) The Minister must, on determining a purchase price for land to which a pending tenure purchase relates, give notice of the determination to the applicant. > > > (2) The notice must include information to the effect that the applicant may object to the purchase price determined by the Minister. > > > (3) The Minister must consider any objection lodged and by notice inform the objector— > > > > > (a) whether the determination of the purchase price is to stand or be varied, and > > > > > (b) that the objector, if dissatisfied with the Minister’s decision, may appeal as provided by subclause (4). > > > (4) An applicant may appeal against the Minister’s decision— > > > > > (a) if the purchase price determined does not exceed $150,000 or any greater amount that may be prescribed by the regulations—to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal, or > > > > > (b) in any other case—to the Land and Environment Court. > > > > Note. > > > > An appeal to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal under this clause is an external appeal to the Tribunal for the purposes of the [Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013](/view/html/inforce/current/act-2013-002). A decision of the Tribunal on such an external appeal may be appealed to the Land and Environment Court under Schedule 1 to that Act. > > > (5) The Civil and Administrative Tribunal, or the Land and Environment Court, on hearing the appeal, may affirm the Minister’s determination or substitute its own.