16Further information about discovery assessment report

16  Further information about discovery assessment report

 (1) If a petroleum titleholder gives the Titles Administrator a discovery assessment report under section 15, the Titles Administrator may request the titleholder to provide further written information about any matter specified in subsection 15(2).

 (c) specify the manner in which information is to be provided; and

 (d) specify a period of at least 14 days, starting on the day the request is given, within which the information must be provided; and

 (e) set out the effect of subsections (3), (4) and (5).

 (3) A petroleum titleholder must comply with a request under subsection (1).

Fault‑based offence

 (4) A petroleum titleholder commits an offence if the titleholder contravenes subsection (3).

Note: This subsection is a continuing offence under section 4K of the Crimes Act 1914. See section 237 of this instrument for the maximum penalty for each day that an offence under this subsection continues.

 (5) A petroleum titleholder is liable to a civil penalty if the titleholder contravenes subsection (3).

Note: This subsection is a continuing civil penalty provision under section 93 of the Regulatory Powers Act. See section 237 of this instrument for the maximum civil penalty for each day that a contravention referred to in this subsection continues.