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263 General

A mining licence expires if: (a) the term of the licence expires without the licence being renewed; or (b) the licence holder surrenders the licence; or (c) the licence is cancelled.

Note: For paragraph (a) see Division 6. For paragraph (b) see section 264. For paragraph (c) see section 265.

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