49What is a suitable activity for a public unleased land

49 What is a suitable activity for a public unleased land permit? (1) In this Act: suitable activity, for a public unleased land permit, means an activity that the director-general is satisfied is suitable for the permit. (2) In deciding whether an activity is suitable for a public unleased land permit, the director-general must consider each of the following: (a) suitability information about the activity;

(b) the location plan given to the director-general with the application; (c) any information about the activity given to the director-general under section 51 (Suitability of activities—further information about activity); (d) any approval, licence, permit or other authority for the activity given to the director-general under section 52 (Suitability of activities—other approvals); (e) any submission about the activity received by the director-general under— (i) section 53 (Suitability of activities—public consultation); or (ii) section 54 (Suitability of activities—public consultation submissions); (f) any risk management plan given to the director-general under section 55 (Suitability of activities—risk management plan); (g) the results of any inspection of an object by the director-general under section 56 (Suitability of activities—inspection of object).