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Marine Parks Regulation 2017
sec.46Application to transfer permission
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### sec.46 Application to transfer permission
The holder of a permission, including a permission continued in force under section 40 , may, under this division, transfer the permission to another person.
The holder and the proposed transferee must apply to the chief executive to approve the transfer.
The transfer application must be—
in the approved form; and
signed by the holder and the proposed transferee; and
given to the chief executive at least 20 business days before the day on which the transfer is intended to take effect; and
if the permission forms a part of a joint permission and the holder of the permission has not, under the Commonwealth Act, paid a fee for the transfer of the Commonwealth permission that forms the other part of the joint permission—accompanied by the relevant transfer fee.
This section does not apply to a permission that has been suspended under this regulation.
In this section—
relevant transfer fee , for a permission that forms part of a joint permission, means an amount that is the same as the amount of the fee that is payable under the Commonwealth Act for the transfer of the Commonwealth permission that forms the other part of the joint permission.
For the amount of the fee that is payable for the transfer of a Commonwealth permission, see the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983 (Cwlth) , section 134 .
(sec.46-ssec.1) The holder of a permission, including a permission continued in force under section 40 , may, under this division, transfer the permission to another person.
(sec.46-ssec.2) The holder and the proposed transferee must apply to the chief executive to approve the transfer.
(sec.46-ssec.3) The transfer application must be— in the approved form; and signed by the holder and the proposed transferee; and given to the chief executive at least 20 business days before the day on which the transfer is intended to take effect; and if the permission forms a part of a joint permission and the holder of the permission has not, under the Commonwealth Act, paid a fee for the transfer of the Commonwealth permission that forms the other part of the joint permission—accompanied by the relevant transfer fee.
(sec.46-ssec.4) This section does not apply to a permission that has been suspended under this regulation.
(sec.46-ssec.5) In this section— relevant transfer fee , for a permission that forms part of a joint permission, means an amount that is the same as the amount of the fee that is payable under the Commonwealth Act for the transfer of the Commonwealth permission that forms the other part of the joint permission. For the amount of the fee that is payable for the transfer of a Commonwealth permission, see the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983 (Cwlth) , section 134 .
- (a) in the approved form; and
- (b) signed by the holder and the proposed transferee; and
- (c) given to the chief executive at least 20 business days before the day on which the transfer is intended to take effect; and
- (d) if the permission forms a part of a joint permission and the holder of the permission has not, under the Commonwealth Act, paid a fee for the transfer of the Commonwealth permission that forms the other part of the joint permission—accompanied by the relevant transfer fee.