sec.14Notice of proposed revocation of reclaimed part of park

### sec.14 Notice of proposed revocation of reclaimed part of park The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, state an intention to make a regulation revoking the declaration of a reclaimed part of a stated marine park if the chief executive— issues a permission for the reclamation under section 15 ; and gives the permission holder a certificate of satisfactory completion for the reclamation. The notice must state— the name, or other identification particulars, of the park the subject of the proposed revocation; and a description, by map or otherwise, of the proposed boundaries of the reclaimed part of the park; and the notice’s expiry date. The notice remains in force until— the end of its expiry date; or if a regulation revokes the declaration of the reclaimed part of the park before the expiry date—the commencement of the regulation. The notice is not subordinate legislation. However, the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , sections 49 to 51 apply to the notice as if it were subordinate legislation. These provisions deal with the tabling in, and disallowance by, the Legislative Assembly of subordinate legislation. (sec.14-ssec.1) The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, state an intention to make a regulation revoking the declaration of a reclaimed part of a stated marine park if the chief executive— issues a permission for the reclamation under section 15 ; and gives the permission holder a certificate of satisfactory completion for the reclamation. (sec.14-ssec.2) The notice must state— the name, or other identification particulars, of the park the subject of the proposed revocation; and a description, by map or otherwise, of the proposed boundaries of the reclaimed part of the park; and the notice’s expiry date. (sec.14-ssec.3) The notice remains in force until— the end of its expiry date; or if a regulation revokes the declaration of the reclaimed part of the park before the expiry date—the commencement of the regulation. (sec.14-ssec.4) The notice is not subordinate legislation. (sec.14-ssec.5) However, the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , sections 49 to 51 apply to the notice as if it were subordinate legislation. These provisions deal with the tabling in, and disallowance by, the Legislative Assembly of subordinate legislation. - (a) issues a permission for the reclamation under section 15 ; and - (b) gives the permission holder a certificate of satisfactory completion for the reclamation. - (a) the name, or other identification particulars, of the park the subject of the proposed revocation; and - (b) a description, by map or otherwise, of the proposed boundaries of the reclaimed part of the park; and - (c) the notice’s expiry date. - (a) the end of its expiry date; or - (b) if a regulation revokes the declaration of the reclaimed part of the park before the expiry date—the commencement of the regulation.