NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
LEGACY MINES REMEDIATION ACT 2023
As in force at 10 February 2026
Table of provisions
Part 1 Preliminary matters
1 Short title ......................................................................................... 1
2 Commencement .............................................................................. 1
3 Definitions ........................................................................................ 1
4 Legacy mine site.............................................................................. 3
5 Legacy mine feature ........................................................................ 4
6 Application of Criminal Code ........................................................... 4
Part 2 Mining Remediation Fund
7 Mining Remediation Fund ................................................................ 4
8 Purpose of Fund .............................................................................. 4
9 Payments from Fund ....................................................................... 5
10 Annual statement............................................................................. 6
Part 3 Mining remediation levy
11 Application of Part ........................................................................... 6
12 Mining remediation levy ................................................................... 6
13 Amount and payment of levy ........................................................... 7
Part 4 Legacy mine sites and legacy mine
features
14 Reserved legacy mine sites ............................................................. 7
15 Registers ......................................................................................... 8
Part 5 Remediation activities
16 Authorisation to carry out remediation activity ................................. 8
17 Powers on entry............................................................................... 9
18 Duties on entry .............................................................................. 10
19 Offence to obstruct ........................................................................ 10
20 Remediation activity without prescribed statutory approval ........... 10
21 Notice to prescribed statutory decision-maker of proposed
authorisation under section 16....................................................... 11
22 Notice to prescribed statutory decision-maker of authorisation
under section 16 – imminent risk of environmental harm .............. 11
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Part 6 Legacy mines officers
23 Appointment of legacy mines officer .............................................. 12
24 Identity cards ................................................................................. 12
25 Functions of legacy mines officer .................................................. 13
26 Powers of legacy mines officer ...................................................... 14
27 Obstruction of legacy mines officer................................................ 15
Part 7 Miscellaneous matters
28 Minister may request information................................................... 15
29 Protection from liability .................................................................. 16
30 Delegation ..................................................................................... 16
31 Regulations.................................................................................... 16
Part 8 Repeals
32 Repeal of Acts ............................................................................... 16
ENDNOTES
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
As in force at 10 February 2026
LEGACY MINES REMEDIATION ACT 2023
An Act to provide for the Mining Remediation Fund, payment of the
mining remediation levy, the remediation of legacy mine sites and
legacy mine features and for related purposes
Part 1 Preliminary matters
1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the Legacy Mines Remediation Act 2023.
2 Commencement
(1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act commences on the day fixed by
the Administrator by Gazette notice.
(2) If a provision of this Act does not commence before
16 October 2025, it commences on that day.
3 Definitions
In this Act:
authorised person means a person authorised under section 16.
engineered feature means a feature of land that is engineered for
a purpose related to a mining activity.
Examples for definition engineered feature include the following:
1 Waste rock dumps.
2 Dam walls.
3 Pits.
4 Portals.
5 Shafts.
6 Tailings storage facilities.
environment, see section 6 of the Environment Protection
Act 2019.
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environmental harm, see section 7 of the Environment Protection
Act 2019.
environmental (mining) licence, see section 4 of the Environment
Protection Act 2019.
Fund means the Mining Remediation Fund continued under
section 7.
infrastructure includes buildings, conveyors, fences, processing
facilities, pipelines, roads, storage tanks, wharfs, workers camps
and workshops.
land means land within the jurisdictional limits of the Territory and
includes waters within those limits.
legacy mine feature, see section 5.
legacy mine site, see section 4.
legacy mines officer means a person who is appointed as a
legacy mines officer under section 23.
levy means the mining remediation levy mentioned in section 12.
mining activity, see section 13A of the Environment Protection
Act 2019.
mining operator, see section 4 of the Environment Protection
Act 2019.
mining security, see section 4 of the Environment Protection
Act 2019.
mining site, see section 4 of the Environment Protection Act 2019.
plant includes appliances, equipment, implements, machinery,
pressure vessels, scaffolding and tools, any component of the plant
and anything fitted or connected to the plant.
premises includes plant and infrastructure and the land on which
the premises are situated.
Ranger Project Area, see section 5(1) of the Atomic Energy
Act 1953 (Cth)
remediation activity, see section 9(2).
reserved legacy mine site means a legacy mine site declared to
be a reserved legacy mine site under section 14.
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waste, see section 4(1) of the Waste Management and Pollution
Control Act 1998.
Note for section 3
The Interpretation Act 1978 contains definitions and other provisions that may be
relevant to this Act.
4 Legacy mine site
(1) For this Act, a legacy mine site is an area of land:
(a) on which mining activities have been carried out but no mining
security is held under Part 7, Division 1A of the Environment
Protection Act 2019 in relation to those activities; and
(b) in respect of which there is no current:
(i) extractive mineral lease; or
(ii) extractive mineral permit; or
(iii) mineral authority; or
(iv) mineral lease; or
(v) non-compliant existing interest.
(2) Despite subsection (1), the Ranger Project Area is not a legacy
mine site.
(3) In this section:
extractive mineral lease, see section 54(1) of the Mineral Titles
Act 2010.
extractive mineral permit, see section 50(1) of the Mineral Titles
Act 2010.
mineral authority, see section 118(2) of the Mineral Titles
Act 2010.
mineral lease, see section 40(1) of the Mineral Titles Act 2010.
non-compliant existing interest, see section 204(1) of the Mineral
Titles Act 2010.
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5 Legacy mine feature
A legacy mine feature is any plant, infrastructure, engineered
feature or other feature that:
(a) was built or used to carry out a mining activity; and
(b) is no longer used to carry out a mining activity; and
(c) in relation to which no mining security is held under Part 7,
Division 1A of the Environment Protection Act 2019; and
(d) is not in the Ranger Project Area.
6 Application of Criminal Code
Part IIAA of the Criminal Code applies to an offence against this
Act.
Note for section 6
Part IIAA of the Criminal Code states the general principles of criminal
responsibility, establishes general defences, and deals with burden of proof. It
also defines, or elaborates on, certain concepts commonly used in the creation of
offences.
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7 Mining Remediation Fund
(1) The Mining Remediation Fund established under the Mining
Management Act 2001 is continued.
(2) Any interest on money held in the Fund is to be paid into the Fund.
(3) The regulations may prescribe matters in relation to the Fund.
8 Purpose of Fund
(1) The purpose of the Fund is to hold money in trust to be used by the
Agency in connection with:
(a) minimising or remediating environmental harm caused by
mining activities carried out on legacy mine sites or by legacy
mine features; and
(b) conducting investigations and research related to
environmental harm caused by mining activities carried out on
legacy mine sites or by legacy mine features.
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(2) To avoid doubt, money held in the Fund must not be used to carry
out a remediation activity in relation to:
(a) environmental harm caused by a mining activity for which
mining security is held; or
(b) environmental harm caused by a legacy mine feature on a
mining site if the mining operator for the site caused or
contributed to the harm.
9 Payments from Fund
(1) This section does not limit the purposes for which money in the
Fund may be used under section 8(1).
(2) Payments may be made from the Fund for costs and expenses
incurred in relation to any of the following activities (each a
remediation activity):
(a) investigating the condition of a legacy mine site or legacy mine
feature or anything on, in or near a legacy mine site or legacy
mine feature;
(b) assessing any risk of environmental harm related to a legacy
mine site or a legacy mine feature;
(c) decommissioning, removing, destroying, modifying or making
safe any legacy mine feature;
(d) monitoring, mitigating, managing, removing, treating or
cleaning up any waste or other materials, including water, on a
legacy mine site or land affected by mining activities carried
out on a legacy mine site or by a legacy mine feature;
(e) maintaining, managing, repairing, improving or monitoring the
condition of land affected by mining activities carried out on a
legacy mine site or by a legacy mine feature, including the
following:
(i) physically stabilising terrain;
(ii) revegetating the land;
(iii) restoring ecosystem functions on the land;
(f) mitigating, managing, removing or monitoring any risks to
public health or safety or to the environment caused by mining
activities carried out on a legacy mine site or by a legacy mine
feature.
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(3) Payments may be made from the Fund for costs and expenses
incurred in relation to any of the following:
(a) conducting research or scientific studies in relation to
environmental harm, or the remediation of environmental
harm, caused by mining activities carried out on a legacy mine
site and by legacy mine features;
(b) providing incentives to parties to facilitate the carrying out of
remediation activities in relation to legacy mine sites and
legacy mine features;
(c) consulting with persons who are or may be affected by legacy
mine sites, legacy mine features or remediation activities
related to legacy mine sites or legacy mine features;
(d) legal and audit services required to manage legacy mine sites
and legacy mine features.
10 Annual statement
(1) For each financial year, the Chief Executive Officer must prepare
an annual statement on the operation of the Fund during that year.
(2) The statement must contain details about:
(a) the specific purposes for which money has been paid out; and
(b) the activities carried out for those purposes; and
(c) any other information prescribed by regulation.
(3) The Chief Executive Officer must publish the statement on the
Agency's website by no later than 31 October following the end of
the financial year.
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11 Application of Part
This Part does not apply in relation to a mining operator who carries
out mining activities under an environmental (mining) licence
relating to the Ranger Project Area.
12 Mining remediation levy
(1) The mining remediation levy is a tax in relation to mining activities
that is levied for the purpose of providing revenue:
(a) for the Fund; and
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(b) for the effective administration of this Act.
(2) The regulations may provide for matters in relation to the levy.
13 Amount and payment of levy
(1) A mining operator who carries out mining activities under an
environmental (mining) licence must pay an annual levy in
accordance with this section and the regulations.
(2) Subject to subsection (4), the annual levy is equal to 1% of the
mining security provided by the operator.
(3) The Minister may, by Gazette notice, determine the minimum levy
amount that is payable under this Act.
(4) If the amount of the levy for an operator under subsection (2) is less
than the minimum levy amount under subsection (3), the operator is
not required to pay the levy.
(5) The levy is non-refundable.
(6) A mining operator commits an offence if the mining operator:
(a) is required to pay the levy under this section; and
(b) fails to pay the levy as required.
Maximum penalty: 200 penalty units.
(7) An offence against subsection (6) is an offence of strict liability.
(8) Any part of the levy that is not paid as required by this section is a
debt due and payable to the Territory and may be recovered in a
court of competent jurisdiction.
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14 Reserved legacy mine sites
(1) The Minister may, by Gazette notice, declare a legacy mine site to
be a reserved legacy mine site:
(a) if the Minister is satisfied any criteria prescribed by the
regulations are met; and
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(b) after following any procedures prescribed by regulation.
Note for subsection (1)
Section 64A of the Mineral Titles Act 2010 provides that an application for a
mineral title may not be made for land that is a reserved legacy mine site.
(2) The regulations may provide for matters relating to the declaration
of a reserved legacy mine site, including any of the following:
(a) the form and content of declarations;
(b) submissions that may be made about intended declarations;
(c) the persons who must be given a copy of declarations.
(3) A declaration under subsection (1) cannot be challenged in any
legal proceedings commenced later than 6 months after the date
the declaration is published in the Gazette.
15 Registers
(1) The Chief Executive Officer must maintain a public register of
reserved legacy mine sites.
(2) The Chief Executive Officer may maintain a public register of legacy
mine features and legacy mine sites that are not reserved legacy
mine sites.
(3) The regulations may prescribe the information to be kept on a
register, if any.
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16 Authorisation to carry out remediation activity
(1) The Minister may authorise a person to:
(a) carry out a specified remediation activity on or in relation to a
legacy mine site or a legacy mine feature; and
(b) to enter land or premises for the purpose of carrying out the
remediation activity.
Note for subsection (1)
An environmental (mining) licence is not required to carry out an activity that is
authorised under this subsection. See section 124B(4) of the Environment
Protection Act 2019.
(2) An authorised person is not permitted to enter residential premises
under this Act.
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(3) An authorised person may only enter land or premises:
(a) with the consent of the owner or occupier of land or premises;
or
(b) if the person gives at least 10 business days prior written
notice to the owner or occupier of the land or premises; or
(c) in an emergency, if there is a risk of environmental harm if a
remediation activity is not carried out immediately.
(4) An authorised person entering land or premises under
subsection (3)(c) must:
(a) if possible, give oral notice of the entry to the owner or
occupier of the land or premises as soon as possible before,
on or after that entry; and
(b) give written notice of the entry to the owner or occupier within
10 business days after that entry or the giving of the oral
notice, whichever comes first.
(5) The notice under subsection (3)(b) or (4) must inform the owner or
occupier of the land or premises of the matters prescribed by
regulation.
(6) An authorised person may enter land or premises under this section
with the assistants the person considers necessary to carry out the
authorised remediation activity.
17 Powers on entry
(1) An authorised person may, on entering land or premises under the
authorisation, take the action that is reasonably required to carry
out the authorised remediation activity.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the authorised person may do any
of the following to carry out the authorised remediation activity:
(a) inspect the land or premises and anything found there;
(b) dig up any land, carry out any works and operate any
machinery or equipment on the land or premises;
(c) bring equipment, machinery and materials onto the land or
premises and install and maintain any equipment, machinery
or materials;
(d) take photographs and make sketches or other records of the
land or premises;
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(e) measure anything, or take samples of anything, on the land or
premises.
18 Duties on entry
An authorised person:
(a) must take reasonable steps to minimise disruption to the
owner or occupier of land or premises caused by the entry to
the land or premises and the carrying out of an authorised
remediation activity; and
(b) must not remain on the land or premises any longer than is
reasonably necessary to carry out the authorised remediation
activity.
19 Offence to obstruct
(1) A person commits an offence if:
(a) the person intentionally engages in conduct; and
(b) the conduct obstructs an authorised person from carrying out
a remediation activity that is authorised under this Part and the
person is reckless in relation to that result.
Maximum penalty: 200 penalty units or imprisonment for
12 months.
(2) It is a defence to a prosecution for an offence against
subsection (1) if the defendant took reasonable steps and exercised
due diligence to prevent the commission of the offence.
(3) The defendant has a legal burden of proof in relation to a matter
mentioned in subsection (2).
(4) In this section:
obstruct includes hinder and resist.
20 Remediation activity without prescribed statutory approval
(1) Subject to sections 21 and 22, an authorisation under section 16
may authorise a person to carry out a remediation activity without
obtaining a statutory approval of a kind prescribed by regulation
that would ordinarily be required to carry out the activity.
(2) Despite any provision in any Act to the contrary, the person may
carry out the activity without obtaining the statutory approval.
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(3) The person incurs no liability to a penalty under the Act governing
the statutory approval for complying with subsection (2).
(4) Subsections (2) and (3) have effect despite anything to the contrary
in the Act governing the statutory approval.
21 Notice to prescribed statutory decision-maker of proposed
authorisation under section 16
(1) The Minister must take action under subsection (2) if:
(a) the Minister proposes to grant an authorisation to a person
under section 16; and
(b) but for section 20, a statutory approval would be required for
that activity; and
(c) section 22 does not apply in relation to the proposed
authorisation.
(2) The Minister must:
(a) give notice of the proposed authorisation to the statutory
decision-maker responsible for granting the statutory approval;
and
(b) consider any written comments received within the time
specified in the notice from the statutory decision-maker.
(3) The notice must be given before the Minister gives an authorisation
under section 16.
(4) The time specified in the notice must be at least 10 business days.
22 Notice to prescribed statutory decision-maker of authorisation
under section 16 – imminent risk of environmental harm
(1) The Minister must take an action under subsection (2) if:
(a) the Minister believes on reasonable grounds that:
(i) there is a serious and imminent risk of environmental
harm caused by mining activities carried out on a legacy
mine site or a legacy mine feature; and
(ii) a remediation activity must be carried out immediately to
alleviate that risk; and
(b) the Minister authorises a person to carry out the activity under
section 16; and
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(c) but for section 20, a statutory approval would be required for
that activity.
(2) The Minister must:
(a) give notice of the authorisation to the statutory decision-maker
responsible for granting the statutory approval as soon as
practicable after granting the authorisation; and
(b) consider any written comments received from the statutory
decision-maker within the time specified in the notice.
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23 Appointment of legacy mines officer
(1) The Chief Executive Officer may, in writing, appoint a person to be
a legacy mines officer.
(2) The appointment of a legacy mines officer may be subject to
conditions specified in the instrument of appointment.
(3) The Chief Executive Officer must be satisfied that a person
appointed under this section has the appropriate competencies or
adequate experience required for the performance of functions as a
legacy mines officer.
(4) A legacy mines officer may perform the functions and exercise the
powers that are imposed or conferred on the officer under this Act.
24 Identity cards
(1) The Chief Executive Officer must give a legacy mines officer an
identity card stating the person's name and that the person is a
legacy mines officer.
(2) The identity card must:
(a) display a recent photograph of the legacy mines officer; and
(b) state the card's date of issue and expiry (if applicable); and
(c) be signed by the officer.
(3) This section does not prevent the issue of a single identity card to a
person for this and another Act.
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(4) A legacy mines officer to whom a card is issued who is exercising a
power or performing a function under this Act must produce the
card for inspection if requested to do so by any person affected by
the exercise of the power or the exercise of the function.
(5) A person who ceases to be a legacy mines officer must return the
person's identity card to the Chief Executive Officer within
15 business days after ceasing to be a legacy mines officer.
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.
(6) An offence against subsection (5) is an offence of strict liability.
25 Functions of legacy mines officer
Subject to the conditions of a legacy mines officer's appointment, a
legacy mines officer has the following functions:
(a) to inspect, audit and investigate legacy mine sites and legacy
mine features and land affected by a legacy mine site or a
legacy mine feature to assess:
(i) risks of environmental harm; and
(ii) whether any remediation activities should be taken in
relation to the legacy mine site or legacy mine feature;
(b) to consult with owners or occupiers of the following:
(i) land that is a legacy mine site and any premises on the
land;
(ii) land or premises that is, or on which there is, a legacy
mine feature;
(iii) land or premises affected by a legacy mine site or legacy
mine feature or a remediation activity that is being or
may be carried out in relation to a legacy mine site or
legacy mine feature;
(c) to ensure that remediation activities are undertaken to prevent
or reduce environmental harm or the risk of environmental
harm caused by legacy mine sites and legacy mine features;
(d) to receive and investigate complaints about legacy mine sites
and legacy mine features;
(e) to provide advice and information to the Minister, the Chief
Executive Officer, persons involved in mining activities and the
public about legacy mine sites and legacy mine features.
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26 Powers of legacy mines officer
(1) Subject to this Act, a legacy mines officer may do the following:
(a) subject to subsection (2), enter and inspect any of the
following at any reasonable time, with the assistants the officer
considers necessary, but not so as to unnecessarily impede or
obstruct activities being carried out on land or premises being
entered or inspected:
(i) land that is a legacy mine site and any premises on the
land;
(ii) land or premises that is, or on which there is, a legacy
mine feature;
(iii) land or premises affected by a legacy mine site or legacy
mine feature or a remediation activity that is being or
may be carried out in relation to a legacy mine site or
legacy mine feature;
(b) require the assistance of a person, including the owner or
occupier of the land or premises, a mining operator carrying
out mining activities on the land or any contractor or worker of
the operator, to obtain access to parts of the land or premises
or to information necessary to enable the legacy mines officer
to perform the officer's functions;
(c) require a person to provide information that is reasonably
necessary to assist the legacy mines officer to perform a
function under this Act.
(2) A legacy mines officer may enter land or premises under
subsection (1)(a) only after giving prior written notice of the entry to
the owner or occupier of the land or premises.
(3) The power of a legacy mines officer to enter land or premises under
subsection (1)(a) may be exercised, despite:
(a) the land being, or the premises being on, Aboriginal land; and
(b) the officer not holding a permit under the Aboriginal Land
Act 1978 to enter or remain on Aboriginal land.
(4) A person given a requirement under subsection (1) commits an
offence if the person fails to comply with the requirement.
Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units.
(5) An offence against subsection (4) is an offence of strict liability.
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(6) It is a defence to a prosecution for an offence against
subsection (4) if the defendant establishes a reasonable excuse.
(7) The defendant has a legal burden of proof in relation to a matter
mentioned in subsection (6).
27 Obstruction of legacy mines officer
(1) A person commits an offence if:
(a) the person intentionally obstructs another person; and
(b) the other person is a legacy mines officer; and
(c) the legacy mines officer is acting in an official capacity and the
person has knowledge of that circumstance.
Maximum penalty: 200 penalty units or imprisonment for
12 months.
(2) Strict liability applies to subsection (1)(b).
(3) In this section:
acting in an official capacity, in relation to a legacy mines officer,
means the officer is exercising powers or performing functions
under, or otherwise related to the administration of, this Act.
obstruct includes hinder and resist.
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28 Minister may request information
(1) The Minister may give the operator for a mining site a written notice
requiring the operator to provide the Minister with specified
information about a legacy mine feature located on the mining site
within the time specified in the notice.
(2) An operator given a notice under subsection (1) commits an offence
if the operator fails to comply with the notice.
Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units.
(3) An offence against subsection (2) is an offence of strict liability.
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29 Protection from liability
(1) A person is not civilly or criminally liable for an act done or omitted
to be done by the person in good faith in the exercise of a power or
performance of a function as any of the following:
(a) the Chief Executive Officer;
(b) a legacy mines officer;
(c) a person assisting a legacy mines officer under
section 26(1)(a).
(2) Subsection (1) does not affect any liability the Territory would, apart
from that subsection, have for the act or omission.
(3) In this section:
exercise of a power includes the purported exercise of the power.
performance of a function includes the purported performance of
the function.
30 Delegation
(1) The Minister may delegate any of the Minister's powers or functions
under this Act to the Chief Executive Officer or a person.
(2) The Chief Executive Officer may delegate any of the Chief
Executive Officer's powers or functions under this Act to a person.
31 Regulations
The Administrator may make regulations under this Act.
Note for section 31
See section 65 of the Interpretation Act 1978.
Part 8 Repeals
32 Repeal of Acts
The following Acts are repealed:
(a) Mining Management Act 2001 (Act No. 43 of 2001);
(b) Mining Management Amendment Act 2011 (Act No. 35 of
2011);
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(c) Mining Management Amendment Act 2013 (Act No. 22 of
2013).
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ENDNOTES
1 KEY Key to abbreviations
amd = amended od = order
app = appendix om = omitted
bl = by-law pt = Part
ch = Chapter r = regulation/rule
cl = clause rem = remainder
div = Division renum = renumbered
exp = expires/expired rep = repealed
f = forms s = section
Gaz = Gazette sch = Schedule
hdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision
ins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation
lt = long title sub = substituted
nc = not commenced
2 LIST OF LEGISLATION
Legacy Mines Remediation Act 2023 (Act No. 35, 2023)
Assent date 6 December 2023
Commenced 1 July 2024 (Gaz G10, 9 May 2024, p 1)
Statute Law Revision and Repeals Act 2026 (Act No. 3, 2026)
Assent date 9 February 2026
Commenced 10 February 2026 (s 2)
3 LIST OF AMENDMENTS
s 4 amd No. 3, 2026, s 64
pt 9 hdg rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
pt 9
div 1 hdg rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
ss 33 – 34 rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
pt 9
div 2 hdg rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
s 35 rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
pt 9
div 3 hdg rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
s 36 rep No. 35, 2023, s 36
sch rep No. 35, 2023, s 36