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Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004
sec.314Submissions by coal or oil shale exploration tenement holder
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### sec.314 Submissions by coal or oil shale exploration tenement holder
The coal or oil shale exploration tenement holder may lodge submissions about the ATP-related application.
However, the submissions may be lodged only within 3 months after the holder is, under section 310 (1) (a) , given a copy of the application (the submission period ).
The submissions may—
state that the holder does not object to the granting of the proposed petroleum lease; and
state that the holder does not wish any preference for the future development of coal or oil shale from the land ( coal or oil shale development preference ); and
include information about all or any of the following—
exploration carried out under the tenement;
the results of the exploration;
the prospects for future coal or oil shale mining or incidental coal seam gas mining from the land; and
include a proposal by the tenement holder for the development of coal or oil shale in the land; and
include information relevant to the CSG assessment criteria; and
include reasonable provisions for the safety management system for petroleum production under the petroleum lease.
The holder must give the applicant a copy of the submissions.
In deciding the ATP-related application, regard must be had to the submissions.
s 314 amd 2011 No. 2 ss 121 , 122 sch ; 2012 No. 20 s 281 sch 2 ; 2014 No. 64 s 256 sch 3
(sec.314-ssec.1) The coal or oil shale exploration tenement holder may lodge submissions about the ATP-related application.
(sec.314-ssec.2) However, the submissions may be lodged only within 3 months after the holder is, under section 310 (1) (a) , given a copy of the application (the submission period ).
(sec.314-ssec.3) The submissions may— state that the holder does not object to the granting of the proposed petroleum lease; and state that the holder does not wish any preference for the future development of coal or oil shale from the land ( coal or oil shale development preference ); and include information about all or any of the following— exploration carried out under the tenement; the results of the exploration; the prospects for future coal or oil shale mining or incidental coal seam gas mining from the land; and include a proposal by the tenement holder for the development of coal or oil shale in the land; and include information relevant to the CSG assessment criteria; and include reasonable provisions for the safety management system for petroleum production under the petroleum lease.
(sec.314-ssec.4) The holder must give the applicant a copy of the submissions.
(sec.314-ssec.5) In deciding the ATP-related application, regard must be had to the submissions.
- (a) state that the holder does not object to the granting of the proposed petroleum lease; and
- (b) state that the holder does not wish any preference for the future development of coal or oil shale from the land ( coal or oil shale development preference ); and
- (c) include information about all or any of the following— (i) exploration carried out under the tenement; (ii) the results of the exploration; (iii) the prospects for future coal or oil shale mining or incidental coal seam gas mining from the land; and
- (i) exploration carried out under the tenement;
- (ii) the results of the exploration;
- (iii) the prospects for future coal or oil shale mining or incidental coal seam gas mining from the land; and
- (d) include a proposal by the tenement holder for the development of coal or oil shale in the land; and
- (e) include information relevant to the CSG assessment criteria; and
- (f) include reasonable provisions for the safety management system for petroleum production under the petroleum lease.
- (i) exploration carried out under the tenement;
- (ii) the results of the exploration;
- (iii) the prospects for future coal or oil shale mining or incidental coal seam gas mining from the land; and