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Offshore Minerals Act 1999

323Minister may grant special purpose consent

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323 Minister may grant special purpose consent

If the applicant does what is required by sections 318 to 321, the Minister may:

(a) grant a special purpose consent to the applicant, or

(b) refuse the application.

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