sec.176LGeneral provisions for deciding application

### sec.176L General provisions for deciding application The chief executive must decide whether to approve the proposed amalgamation. If the chief executive decides to grant the approval, the chief executive must decide an offer (the amalgamation offer ) of an amalgamated lease to the applicant for the lease land of the existing leases. However, if the proposed amalgamation is an amalgamation of a term lease and a perpetual lease, the amalgamation offer must be for a perpetual lease. The amalgamation offer must state the term and the imposed conditions of the amalgamated lease. The amalgamation offer may be made subject to conditions. a condition that a plan of survey for the proposed amalgamation, approved by the chief executive and capable of registration, be lodged The term of the amalgamated lease may be longer than the unexpired term of all or any of the existing leases. s 176L ins 2007 No. 19 s 87 amd 2010 No. 12 s 119 ; 2013 No. 23 s 77 ; 2014 No. 29 s 57 (sec.176L-ssec.1) The chief executive must decide whether to approve the proposed amalgamation. (sec.176L-ssec.2) If the chief executive decides to grant the approval, the chief executive must decide an offer (the amalgamation offer ) of an amalgamated lease to the applicant for the lease land of the existing leases. (sec.176L-ssec.3) However, if the proposed amalgamation is an amalgamation of a term lease and a perpetual lease, the amalgamation offer must be for a perpetual lease. (sec.176L-ssec.4) The amalgamation offer must state the term and the imposed conditions of the amalgamated lease. (sec.176L-ssec.5) The amalgamation offer may be made subject to conditions. a condition that a plan of survey for the proposed amalgamation, approved by the chief executive and capable of registration, be lodged (sec.176L-ssec.6) The term of the amalgamated lease may be longer than the unexpired term of all or any of the existing leases.