233XInformation to be given in notice of entry to land

233X Information to be given in notice of entry to land For sections 124ZZZO(5) and 124ZZZP(5) of the Act, a notice under section 124ZZZO(3)(b) or (4) or 124ZZZP(1), (3) or (4) of the Act must inform the owner or occupier of the land or the CEO or Mining Minister (as the case requires) of the following: (a) the intention to enter the land or premises; (b) the name of each person who is to enter the land or premises; (c) the condition of the environmental approval or environmental (mining) licence that must be complied with; (d) the purpose of the entry and proposed works on the land or premises; (e) the days and times when the entry is to be made and the expected duration of the proposed works; (f) the equipment, machinery or materials to be brought onto the land or premises; (g) the changes to infrastructure and the surrounding environment that are expected as a result of the proposed works.

Part 8 Environment protection bonds and mining securities Environment Protection Regulations 2020 119 Part 8 Environment protection bonds and mining securities 234 Claim on environment protection bond (1) For section 131(2) of the Act, if the Minister or the CEO intends to make a claim on an environment protection bond, the Minister or CEO must give the approval holder a written notice including: (a) the reason for making the claim; and (b) the amount of the bond that is to be claimed. (2) The approval holder may make submissions to the Minister or the CEO, as the case requires, in relation to the matters in the notice within the period specified in the notice. (3) The submission period must be not less than 10 business days (4) The Minister or the CEO may make a claim on the environment protection bond if the Minister or CEO has: (a) given the approval holder a notice under subregulation (1); and (b) considered any submission made by the approval holder within the submission period; and (c) notified the approval holder of the decision to make a claim on the bond. (5) If the amount of bond is less than the reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Minister or the CEO to which the claim applies, the recovery of an amount of bond does not prevent the Minister or CEO from recovering the remaining costs and expenses from the approval holder.