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Mineral Resources Act 1989
sec.318AZProposed petroleum lease for which EIS approval given
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### sec.318AZ Proposed petroleum lease for which EIS approval given
This section applies if—
before the making of the mining lease application, an approval under the Environmental Protection Act , chapter 3 , part 2 , was granted for the voluntary preparation of an EIS for a project that is, or includes, a proposed petroleum lease for the land; and
the proponent for the EIS—
is, or includes, the authority to prospect holder; or
is someone else who has the authority holder’s consent.
A mining lease notice can not be issued for the mining lease application until an application for the proposed petroleum lease is decided.
However, subsection (2) ceases to apply if—
the proponent of the EIS does not make a petroleum lease application for the land within 1 year after the granting of the approval; or
a petroleum lease application for the land is made within the period mentioned in paragraph (a) and—
it does not comply with the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act ; or
it is decided; or
the proponent for the EIS has given written consent to the mining lease application.
s 318AZ ins 2004 No. 25 s 1020
amd 2014 No. 47 s 457B (amd 2016 No. 30 s 98 )
(sec.318AZ-ssec.1) This section applies if— before the making of the mining lease application, an approval under the Environmental Protection Act , chapter 3 , part 2 , was granted for the voluntary preparation of an EIS for a project that is, or includes, a proposed petroleum lease for the land; and the proponent for the EIS— is, or includes, the authority to prospect holder; or is someone else who has the authority holder’s consent.
(sec.318AZ-ssec.2) A mining lease notice can not be issued for the mining lease application until an application for the proposed petroleum lease is decided.
(sec.318AZ-ssec.3) However, subsection (2) ceases to apply if— the proponent of the EIS does not make a petroleum lease application for the land within 1 year after the granting of the approval; or a petroleum lease application for the land is made within the period mentioned in paragraph (a) and— it does not comply with the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act ; or it is decided; or the proponent for the EIS has given written consent to the mining lease application.
- (a) before the making of the mining lease application, an approval under the Environmental Protection Act , chapter 3 , part 2 , was granted for the voluntary preparation of an EIS for a project that is, or includes, a proposed petroleum lease for the land; and
- (b) the proponent for the EIS— (i) is, or includes, the authority to prospect holder; or (ii) is someone else who has the authority holder’s consent.
- (i) is, or includes, the authority to prospect holder; or
- (ii) is someone else who has the authority holder’s consent.
- (i) is, or includes, the authority to prospect holder; or
- (ii) is someone else who has the authority holder’s consent.
- (a) the proponent of the EIS does not make a petroleum lease application for the land within 1 year after the granting of the approval; or
- (b) a petroleum lease application for the land is made within the period mentioned in paragraph (a) and— (i) it does not comply with the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act ; or (ii) it is decided; or
- (i) it does not comply with the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act ; or
- (ii) it is decided; or
- (c) the proponent for the EIS has given written consent to the mining lease application.
- (i) it does not comply with the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act ; or
- (ii) it is decided; or