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sec.910Renewal application provisions apply for making and deciding grant application
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### sec.910 Renewal application provisions apply for making and deciding grant application
Subject to subdivision 2, the following provisions apply to the making and deciding of the grant application and to the replacement tenure—
if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act ATP—
chapter 2, part 1, division 5, other than sections 81(2), 82(1)(a) and (i) and 83; and
sections 99 and 100;
if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act lease—
chapter 2, part 2, division 6, other than sections 161(2) and (3), 162(1)(a) and (f), 163 and 165(4);
sections 169 and 170.
The provisions applied under subsection (1) apply as if—
the grant application were an application to renew the type of petroleum tenure that corresponds to the existing tenure; and
in chapter 2, part 1, division 5, a reference to—
the authority to prospect were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP; and
the authority to prospect holder were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP holder; and
a work program for the authority to prospect were a reference to the work program for the 1923 Act ATP; and
the renewed authority to prospect were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
in chapter 2, part 2, division 6, a reference to—
the petroleum lease were a reference to the 1923 Act lease; and
the petroleum lease holder were a reference to the 1923 Act lease holder; and
a development plan for the petroleum lease were a reference to the development plan under the 1923 Act for the 1923 Act lease; and
the renewed petroleum lease were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
See also section 1043 in relation to the plan period for a proposed later development plan for a replacement tenure.
a reference to—
the civil penalty were a reference to the civil penalty under the 1923 Act; and
interest were a reference to interest under the 1923 Act.
Sections 98 and 168 do not apply to the replacement tenure.
Chapters 3 and 3A may also apply for the grant application. See sections 297 and 392AA.
s 910 ins 2004 No. 26 s 247
amd 2005 No. 3 s 105 sch ; 2007 No. 46 s 235 ; 2009 No. 3 s 584 ; 2009 No. 16 s 85 ; 2011 No. 16 s 25 ; 2012 No. 20 ss 119 , 281 sch 2 ; 2018 No. 24 s 232 ; 2024 No. 33 s 170
(sec.910-ssec.1) Subject to subdivision 2, the following provisions apply to the making and deciding of the grant application and to the replacement tenure— if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act ATP— chapter 2, part 1, division 5, other than sections 81(2), 82(1)(a) and (i) and 83; and sections 99 and 100; if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act lease— chapter 2, part 2, division 6, other than sections 161(2) and (3), 162(1)(a) and (f), 163 and 165(4); sections 169 and 170.
(sec.910-ssec.2) The provisions applied under subsection (1) apply as if— the grant application were an application to renew the type of petroleum tenure that corresponds to the existing tenure; and in chapter 2, part 1, division 5, a reference to— the authority to prospect were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP; and the authority to prospect holder were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP holder; and a work program for the authority to prospect were a reference to the work program for the 1923 Act ATP; and the renewed authority to prospect were a reference to the replacement tenure; and in chapter 2, part 2, division 6, a reference to— the petroleum lease were a reference to the 1923 Act lease; and the petroleum lease holder were a reference to the 1923 Act lease holder; and a development plan for the petroleum lease were a reference to the development plan under the 1923 Act for the 1923 Act lease; and the renewed petroleum lease were a reference to the replacement tenure; and See also section 1043 in relation to the plan period for a proposed later development plan for a replacement tenure. a reference to— the civil penalty were a reference to the civil penalty under the 1923 Act; and interest were a reference to interest under the 1923 Act.
(sec.910-ssec.3) Sections 98 and 168 do not apply to the replacement tenure. Chapters 3 and 3A may also apply for the grant application. See sections 297 and 392AA.
- (a) if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act ATP— (i) chapter 2, part 1, division 5, other than sections 81(2), 82(1)(a) and (i) and 83; and (ii) sections 99 and 100;
- (i) chapter 2, part 1, division 5, other than sections 81(2), 82(1)(a) and (i) and 83; and
- (ii) sections 99 and 100;
- (b) if the existing tenure is a 1923 Act lease— (i) chapter 2, part 2, division 6, other than sections 161(2) and (3), 162(1)(a) and (f), 163 and 165(4); (ii) sections 169 and 170.
- (i) chapter 2, part 2, division 6, other than sections 161(2) and (3), 162(1)(a) and (f), 163 and 165(4);
- (ii) sections 169 and 170.
- (i) chapter 2, part 1, division 5, other than sections 81(2), 82(1)(a) and (i) and 83; and
- (ii) sections 99 and 100;
- (i) chapter 2, part 2, division 6, other than sections 161(2) and (3), 162(1)(a) and (f), 163 and 165(4);
- (ii) sections 169 and 170.
- (a) the grant application were an application to renew the type of petroleum tenure that corresponds to the existing tenure; and
- (b) in chapter 2, part 1, division 5, a reference to— (i) the authority to prospect were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP; and (ii) the authority to prospect holder were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP holder; and (iii) a work program for the authority to prospect were a reference to the work program for the 1923 Act ATP; and (iv) the renewed authority to prospect were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
- (i) the authority to prospect were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP; and
- (ii) the authority to prospect holder were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP holder; and
- (iii) a work program for the authority to prospect were a reference to the work program for the 1923 Act ATP; and
- (iv) the renewed authority to prospect were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
- (c) in chapter 2, part 2, division 6, a reference to— (i) the petroleum lease were a reference to the 1923 Act lease; and (ii) the petroleum lease holder were a reference to the 1923 Act lease holder; and (iii) a development plan for the petroleum lease were a reference to the development plan under the 1923 Act for the 1923 Act lease; and (iv) the renewed petroleum lease were a reference to the replacement tenure; and Note— See also section 1043 in relation to the plan period for a proposed later development plan for a replacement tenure.
- (i) the petroleum lease were a reference to the 1923 Act lease; and
- (ii) the petroleum lease holder were a reference to the 1923 Act lease holder; and
- (iii) a development plan for the petroleum lease were a reference to the development plan under the 1923 Act for the 1923 Act lease; and
- (iv) the renewed petroleum lease were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
- (d) a reference to— (i) the civil penalty were a reference to the civil penalty under the 1923 Act; and (ii) interest were a reference to interest under the 1923 Act.
- (i) the civil penalty were a reference to the civil penalty under the 1923 Act; and
- (ii) interest were a reference to interest under the 1923 Act.
- (i) the authority to prospect were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP; and
- (ii) the authority to prospect holder were a reference to the 1923 Act ATP holder; and
- (iii) a work program for the authority to prospect were a reference to the work program for the 1923 Act ATP; and
- (iv) the renewed authority to prospect were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
- (i) the petroleum lease were a reference to the 1923 Act lease; and
- (ii) the petroleum lease holder were a reference to the 1923 Act lease holder; and
- (iii) a development plan for the petroleum lease were a reference to the development plan under the 1923 Act for the 1923 Act lease; and
- (iv) the renewed petroleum lease were a reference to the replacement tenure; and
- (i) the civil penalty were a reference to the civil penalty under the 1923 Act; and
- (ii) interest were a reference to interest under the 1923 Act.