sec.212Minister may change imposed conditions after review

### sec.212 Minister may change imposed conditions after review After reviewing a lease, the Minister may decide, with or without the lessee’s agreement, to change an imposed condition (a review change ) about the protection and sustainability of the lease land. The lessee must be given notice of the decision and the reasons for the decision. The lessee may appeal against the decision if the lessee considers the change is not necessary to protect or help the sustainability of the lease land. On the first business day after the appeal expiration day for the decision, the change must be lodged for registration. The change has no effect until it is registered. Once the change is registered, the imposed condition is taken to be the condition as amended under the change. No fee is payable for registering the change. No compensation is payable by the State for a review change. s 212 amd 2000 No. 2 s 17 ; 2007 No. 19 s 112 ; 2013 No. 23 s 352 sch 1 pt 1 (sec.212-ssec.1) After reviewing a lease, the Minister may decide, with or without the lessee’s agreement, to change an imposed condition (a review change ) about the protection and sustainability of the lease land. (sec.212-ssec.2) The lessee must be given notice of the decision and the reasons for the decision. (sec.212-ssec.3) The lessee may appeal against the decision if the lessee considers the change is not necessary to protect or help the sustainability of the lease land. (sec.212-ssec.4) On the first business day after the appeal expiration day for the decision, the change must be lodged for registration. (sec.212-ssec.5) The change has no effect until it is registered. (sec.212-ssec.6) Once the change is registered, the imposed condition is taken to be the condition as amended under the change. (sec.212-ssec.6A) No fee is payable for registering the change. (sec.212-ssec.7) No compensation is payable by the State for a review change.