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Mineral Resources Act 1989
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### sec.136Q Who may apply
An eligible person may apply under this division for an exploration permit for coal for an area if—
the eligible person is the holder of, or the applicant for, a coal mining lease that is, or is included in, a coal mining project; and
the area—
is contiguous to project land for the coal mining project; and
is not the subject of a coal interest or an application for a coal exploration tenement; and
is not more than 6 sub-blocks; and
is not the subject of a call for EP (coal) tenders; and
an exploration permit for coal has not previously been granted under this division in relation to the coal mining project.
s 136Q ins 2018 No. 24 s 89
- (a) the eligible person is the holder of, or the applicant for, a coal mining lease that is, or is included in, a coal mining project; and
- (b) the area— (i) is contiguous to project land for the coal mining project; and (ii) is not the subject of a coal interest or an application for a coal exploration tenement; and (iii) is not more than 6 sub-blocks; and (iv) is not the subject of a call for EP (coal) tenders; and
- (i) is contiguous to project land for the coal mining project; and
- (ii) is not the subject of a coal interest or an application for a coal exploration tenement; and
- (iii) is not more than 6 sub-blocks; and
- (iv) is not the subject of a call for EP (coal) tenders; and
- (c) an exploration permit for coal has not previously been granted under this division in relation to the coal mining project.
- (i) is contiguous to project land for the coal mining project; and
- (ii) is not the subject of a coal interest or an application for a coal exploration tenement; and
- (iii) is not more than 6 sub-blocks; and
- (iv) is not the subject of a call for EP (coal) tenders; and