Mineral Titles Act 2010
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121 Register (1) The Minister must keep a Mineral Titles Register. (2) The register is a record of information relating to the following: (a) applications relating to mineral titles; (b) mineral titles; (c) dealings with applications for mineral titles; (d) dealings with mineral titles; (e) legal and equitable interests held by persons in applications and mineral titles mentioned in paragraphs (a) and (b) (mineral rights interests); (f) caveats; (g) matters included in each register mentioned in section 206. (3) The Minister may: (a) keep information in the register in any form the Minister considers appropriate; and (b) publish on the Agency's website information from the register that the Minister considers appropriate for public inspection. (4) However, the Minister may withhold particular information if the Minister considers it necessary to do so to preserve confidentiality. (5) A person may inspect the register during the normal business hours of the Agency and, on request, may be given a copy or summary of information in the register. (6) A regulation may provide for any of following: (a) the information to be entered in the register; (b) a fee payable by a person for any of the following: (i) making an application or lodging a document under this Part; (ii) inspecting the register;
Mineral Titles Act 2010 65 (iii) a copy or summary of information given to the person.