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Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004
sec.132Deciding whether to grant petroleum lease
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### sec.132 Deciding whether to grant petroleum lease
The Minister may, after the closing time for the call for tenders—
grant a petroleum lease to 1 tenderer; or
refuse to grant any petroleum lease.
However—
before deciding to grant the lease, the Minister must decide whether to approve the applicant’s proposed initial development plan for the lease; and
the Minister can not grant the lease unless—
the tenderer is an eligible person; and
the proposed plan has been approved; and
the Minister is satisfied the requirements for grant, other than the requirement mentioned in section 121 (1) (c) , have been complied with; and
a relevant environmental authority for the lease has been issued.
If a tender relates to acquired land, see also section 30AC .
This section applies subject to section 123A .
s 132 amd 2005 No. 57 s 7 ; 2011 No. 2 s 121 ; 2012 No. 20 s 92
(sec.132-ssec.1) The Minister may, after the closing time for the call for tenders— grant a petroleum lease to 1 tenderer; or refuse to grant any petroleum lease.
(sec.132-ssec.2) However— before deciding to grant the lease, the Minister must decide whether to approve the applicant’s proposed initial development plan for the lease; and the Minister can not grant the lease unless— the tenderer is an eligible person; and the proposed plan has been approved; and the Minister is satisfied the requirements for grant, other than the requirement mentioned in section 121 (1) (c) , have been complied with; and a relevant environmental authority for the lease has been issued. If a tender relates to acquired land, see also section 30AC .
(sec.132-ssec.3) This section applies subject to section 123A .
- (a) grant a petroleum lease to 1 tenderer; or
- (b) refuse to grant any petroleum lease.
- (a) before deciding to grant the lease, the Minister must decide whether to approve the applicant’s proposed initial development plan for the lease; and
- (b) the Minister can not grant the lease unless— (i) the tenderer is an eligible person; and (ii) the proposed plan has been approved; and (iii) the Minister is satisfied the requirements for grant, other than the requirement mentioned in section 121 (1) (c) , have been complied with; and (iv) a relevant environmental authority for the lease has been issued.
- (i) the tenderer is an eligible person; and
- (ii) the proposed plan has been approved; and
- (iii) the Minister is satisfied the requirements for grant, other than the requirement mentioned in section 121 (1) (c) , have been complied with; and
- (iv) a relevant environmental authority for the lease has been issued.
- (i) the tenderer is an eligible person; and
- (ii) the proposed plan has been approved; and
- (iii) the Minister is satisfied the requirements for grant, other than the requirement mentioned in section 121 (1) (c) , have been complied with; and
- (iv) a relevant environmental authority for the lease has been issued.