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Offshore Minerals Act 1999

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264 Voluntary surrender of mining licence

A mining licence holder may surrender the licence.

Note 1—

See Division 5 for voluntary surrender of part of a licence area.

Note 2—

The surrender takes effect when it is registered under section 337 (see section 337 (5)).

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