Planning (General) Regulation 2023
54Certain direct sales not requiring approval—Act,
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54 Certain direct sales not requiring approval—Act, s 266 (1) (e) (1) The following leases are prescribed: (a) a lease offered at auction but not sold; (b) a lease (the new lease) if— (i) a lease of the land was offered by tender but not sold; and (ii) the new lease includes conditions materially similar to the conditions of the lease offered by tender, other than any conditions relevant only to the tender process; (c) a lease offered at ballot but not sold; (d) a lease sold at ballot but the contract of sale is rescinded or otherwise ended before the lease is granted under the contract; (e) a lease of allocated land to the housing commissioner;
Certain direct sales not requiring approval Division 7.4 (f) a lease to a registered community housing provider; (g) a lease of land to the Territory if the land is used or occupied by the Territory. auction, in relation to a lease, means an auction of the lease under the Act, section 263 (1) (a). ballot, in relation to a lease, means a ballot of the lease under the Act, section 263 (1) (c). registered community housing provider—see the Community Housing Providers National Law (ACT), section 4 (1). Note The Community Housing Providers National Law (ACT) Act 2013, s 7 applies the Community Housing Providers National Law (ACT) set out in the Community Housing Providers (Adoption of National Law) Act 2012 (NSW), schedule as if it were an ACT law called the Community Housing Providers National Law (ACT). tender, in relation to a lease, means a tender for the lease under the Act, section 263 (1) (b).