368Mineral allocation areas

#### 368 Mineral allocation areas 368 Mineral allocation areas > > (1) The Governor may, by order published in the Gazette, constitute any land as a mineral allocation area and may, by the same or a subsequent order so published, name the area and fix its boundaries. > > > > Editorial note. > > > > For orders under this subsection see Gazettes No 101 of 20.8.1992, p 5946; No 127 of 19.11.1993, p 6850; No 35 of 11.2.1994, p 630; No 102 of 3.7.1998, p 5258; No 81 of 16.7.1999, p 5023; No 57 of 23.3.2001, p 1494; No 100 of 22.6.2001, p 4276; No 124 of 8.8.2003, p 7884; No 37 of 24.3.2006, p 1571; No 182 of 14.12.2007, p 9633; No 92 of 14.9.2012, p 3937; No 113 of 26.10.2012, p 4479; No 106 of 27.11.2015, p 3812; No 23 of 1.4.2016, p 559; No 77 of 10.8.2018, pp 5157, 5162; No 179 of 20.12.2019, n2019-3958 and No 16 of 24.1.2020, n2020-130. From April 2021, PCO is no longer updating notes in provisions of in force titles about related gazette notices. To search for related gazette notices, please use the Gazette Search functionality. > > > (2) A mineral allocation area may be constituted for all minerals, for specified minerals or groups of minerals or for all minerals other than specified minerals or groups of minerals. > > > (3) More than one mineral allocation area may be constituted in respect of any land. > > > (4) A mineral is not an allocated mineral in an area while the mineral is a controlled release mineral in that area. > > **s 368:** Am 2015 No 39, Sch 1 \[17\].