sec.65EWaiver of fee or requirement on transfer or amendment

### sec.65E Waiver of fee or requirement on transfer or amendment This section applies if the chief executive is satisfied a transfer or an amendment of an authority is necessary— to give effect to— a settlement between spouses or former spouses; or bankruptcy; or winding up or administration under the Corporations Act ; or section 70C (3) ; or to administer a deceased estate; or because of the loss, at sea, of the boat being used in relation to the authority, through storm, capsize, collision or fire. On an application made under subsection (3) , the chief executive must, according to the application— waive the prescribed fee for an application for amendment or registration of a transfer of the authority; or waive the requirement under a regulation, on application to amend or register the transfer of the authority, to do any of the following before the chief executive grants the application— surrender another authority; apply to amend another authority by removing a fishery symbol; amend the authority in some other way that is not beneficial to the authority holder. An application for the waiver of a prescribed fee or a requirement— must be made jointly by each holder of the authority and any proposed transferee; and must be made to the chief executive in the approved form; and must be accompanied by— the application for amendment or registration of a transfer; and sufficient documentary evidence to support the application for waiver. insurance report, will, death certificate, court order If asked by the chief executive, the applicant must give the further relevant information or evidence the chief executive reasonably requires to decide the application. In this section— holder , of an authority of a type prescribed under section 70C , includes the personal representative of a deceased holder. s 65E (prev s 65C) ins 2003 No. 82 s 26 renum 2004 No. 27 s 6 amd 2004 No. 27 s 10 ; 2019 No. 6 s 3 sch 1 (sec.65E-ssec.1) This section applies if the chief executive is satisfied a transfer or an amendment of an authority is necessary— to give effect to— a settlement between spouses or former spouses; or bankruptcy; or winding up or administration under the Corporations Act ; or section 70C (3) ; or to administer a deceased estate; or because of the loss, at sea, of the boat being used in relation to the authority, through storm, capsize, collision or fire. (sec.65E-ssec.2) On an application made under subsection (3) , the chief executive must, according to the application— waive the prescribed fee for an application for amendment or registration of a transfer of the authority; or waive the requirement under a regulation, on application to amend or register the transfer of the authority, to do any of the following before the chief executive grants the application— surrender another authority; apply to amend another authority by removing a fishery symbol; amend the authority in some other way that is not beneficial to the authority holder. (sec.65E-ssec.3) An application for the waiver of a prescribed fee or a requirement— must be made jointly by each holder of the authority and any proposed transferee; and must be made to the chief executive in the approved form; and must be accompanied by— the application for amendment or registration of a transfer; and sufficient documentary evidence to support the application for waiver. insurance report, will, death certificate, court order (sec.65E-ssec.4) If asked by the chief executive, the applicant must give the further relevant information or evidence the chief executive reasonably requires to decide the application. (sec.65E-ssec.5) In this section— holder , of an authority of a type prescribed under section 70C , includes the personal representative of a deceased holder. - (a) to give effect to— (i) a settlement between spouses or former spouses; or (ii) bankruptcy; or (iii) winding up or administration under the Corporations Act ; or (iv) section 70C (3) ; or - (i) a settlement between spouses or former spouses; or - (ii) bankruptcy; or - (iii) winding up or administration under the Corporations Act ; or - (iv) section 70C (3) ; or - (b) to administer a deceased estate; or - (c) because of the loss, at sea, of the boat being used in relation to the authority, through storm, capsize, collision or fire. - (i) a settlement between spouses or former spouses; or - (ii) bankruptcy; or - (iii) winding up or administration under the Corporations Act ; or - (iv) section 70C (3) ; or - (a) waive the prescribed fee for an application for amendment or registration of a transfer of the authority; or - (b) waive the requirement under a regulation, on application to amend or register the transfer of the authority, to do any of the following before the chief executive grants the application— (i) surrender another authority; (ii) apply to amend another authority by removing a fishery symbol; (iii) amend the authority in some other way that is not beneficial to the authority holder. - (i) surrender another authority; - (ii) apply to amend another authority by removing a fishery symbol; - (iii) amend the authority in some other way that is not beneficial to the authority holder. - (i) surrender another authority; - (ii) apply to amend another authority by removing a fishery symbol; - (iii) amend the authority in some other way that is not beneficial to the authority holder. - (a) must be made jointly by each holder of the authority and any proposed transferee; and - (b) must be made to the chief executive in the approved form; and - (c) must be accompanied by— (i) the application for amendment or registration of a transfer; and (ii) sufficient documentary evidence to support the application for waiver. Examples of documentary evidence— insurance report, will, death certificate, court order - (i) the application for amendment or registration of a transfer; and - (ii) sufficient documentary evidence to support the application for waiver. Examples of documentary evidence— insurance report, will, death certificate, court order - (i) the application for amendment or registration of a transfer; and - (ii) sufficient documentary evidence to support the application for waiver. Examples of documentary evidence— insurance report, will, death certificate, court order