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The Act establishes the South Bank Corporation as the State body that plans, develops, manages and leases the South Bank precinct in Brisbane, balancing commercial uses with public recreation, culture and open space. It sets board governance, development‑approval and land‑transfer powers, requires an approved development plan, creates a separate employing office for staff, provides security and exclusion powers on site, and imposes special disclosure rules for property sales. It affects visitors, businesses, owners, staff and relevant government agencies.
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Direct links to the current provisions in South Bank Corporation Act 1989.
This Act may be cited as the South Bank Corporation Act 1989 .
A note in the text of this Act is part of the Act . s 2 ins 2003 No. 24 s 5
In this Act— application , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def application ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) appropriate authority means— generally— for a development approval given by the corporation—the corporation; or for a development approval given by the council—the council; and for sections 41 (12) and (13) and 42 (1) (b) and (17) , if there is no development approval for the plan of subdivision or amalgamation of land, stratum plan or plan for the opening of a road—the corporation. s 3 def appropriate authority ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 approved development plan means the approved development plan approved by the Governor in Council under section 34 as amended from time to time. s 3 def approved development plan ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) approved form means a form approved under section 114A . s 3 def approved form ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2021 No. 12 s 120 assessable development see section 4 . s 3 def assessable development ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) authority ... s 3 def authority om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) board means the South Bank Corporation Board. s 3 def board ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) boundary adjustment plan means a plan that, as provided by section 42 (4) , shows minor adjustments to the boundaries of stratum lots. s 3 def boundary adjustment plan ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) building see the Building Act 1975 , section 3 . Building Act 1975 , section 3 has been relocated to schedule 2 —see the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 , section 2 sch edule. s 3 def building ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) building management committee means the building management committee for a management statement referred to in schedule 3 , clause 2(2). s 3 def building management committee ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) cadastral surveyor , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def cadastral surveyor ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 chairperson means the chairperson of the corporation. s 3 def chairperson ins 1993 No. 71 s 5 (2) child ... s 3 def child ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 34 s 45 (1) sch pt 1 amdt 30 om 2016 No. 58 s 10 sch 1 complementary development area ... s 3 def complementary development area om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) corporation means the South Bank Corporation established and constituted under section 7 . corporation area means the area as described in schedule 2 or that area as varied under section 16 . council means the Brisbane City Council constituted within the meaning of the City of Brisbane Act 2010 . s 3 def council amd 2010 No. 23 s 352 sch 1 court means— for a child—the Childrens Court; or for someone else—a Magistrates Court. s 3 def court ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 amd 2003 No. 24 s 6 (3) currency period , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def currency period ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) decision notice see section 61 . s 3 def decision notice ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 development is any of the following— carrying out operational work within the corporation area; reconfiguring a South Bank lot within the corporation area; making a material change of use of premises within the corporation area. s 3 def development amd 1991 No. 67 s 4 (3) sub 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) development approval means an approval of an application for development approval contained in a decision notice given under section 61 . s 3 def development approval ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) development completion date means the date of completion of development specified under a regulation. s 3 def development completion date ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) amd 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch disclosure statement , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def disclosure statement ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 employee of the employing office see section 31G (2) . s 3 def employee of the employing office ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 employing office means the South Bank Employing Office established under section 31B . s 3 def employing office ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 exclusion direction means a direction under section 83 . s 3 def exclusion direction ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 exclusion offence see section 82 (2) . s 3 def exclusion offence ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 exclusion order means an order under section 86 . s 3 def exclusion order ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 executive officer means the executive officer of the employing office appointed under section 31E . s 3 def executive officer ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 government entity see the Public Sector Act 2022 , section 276 . s 3 def government entity ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 amd 2009 No. 25 s 83 sch ; 2022 No. 34 s 365 sch 3 industrial instrument see the Industrial Relations Act 2016 , schedule 5 . s 3 def industrial instrument ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 amd 2016 No. 63 s 1157 sch 6 information request , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def information request ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) Integrated Planning Act ... s 3 def Integrated Planning Act ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) om 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 land , other than in section 41 , includes— any estate in, on, over or under land; and the airspace above the surface of land and any estate in the airspace; and the subsoil of land and any estate in the subsoil. s 3 def land sub 1991 No. 67 s 4 (1) – (2) ; 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) lawful use see section 50 (1) . s 3 def lawful use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 law practice , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def law practice ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 leasehold building units lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def leasehold building units lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 management statement means a statement of by-laws and other particulars that, as provided by section 46 , regulates a building and its site or is intended to regulate a proposed building and its site. s 3 def management statement ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) material change of use , of premises, means— the start of a new use of the premises; or the re-establishment on the premises of a use that has been abandoned; or a material increase in the intensity or scale of the use of the premises. s 3 def material change of use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) member means a member of the board. s 3 def member sub 1993 No. 71 s 5 ; 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) Minister ... s 3 def Minister om 1993 No. 71 s 5 (1) modified Building Units and Group Titles Act has the meaning given by section 5 . s 3 def modified Building Units and Group Titles Act ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) normal working hours means the hours between 9a.m. and 4.30p.m. each Monday to Friday, public holidays excepted. operational work has the meaning given in the Planning Act , schedule 2 but does not include placing an advertising device on premises. s 3 def operational work ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 amd 2016 No 27 s 445(3) original seller , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def original seller ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 owner , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def owner ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) parkland precinct ... s 3 def parkland precinct ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) om 2012 No. 43 s 252 (1) Planning Act means the Planning Act 2016 . s 3 def Planning Act ins 2016 No. 27 s 445 (2) planning scheme means a planning scheme under the Planning Act . s 3 def planning scheme ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 sub 2016 No. 27 s 445 (1) – (2) premises means— a building or other structure; or land, whether or not a building or other structure is situated on the land. s 3 def premises ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) prescribed trust account , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def prescribed trust account ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 proposed leasehold building units lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def proposed leasehold building units lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 proposed lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def proposed lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 public agencies includes any public authority or local government constituted by or under any Act, a government department whether of the Commonwealth or Queensland or a statutory body representing the Crown. public authority means— the corporation; or the council; or a public agency. s 3 def public authority ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) public trustee , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def public trustee ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 QPAT means the Queensland Performing Arts Trust. s 3 def QPAT ins 1998 No. 26 s 4 rail GOC ... s 3 def rail GOC ins 2010 No. 19 s 60 om 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 rail government entity see the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 , schedule 6 . s 3 def rail government entity ins 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 real estate agent , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def real estate agent ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 Real Property Acts ... s 3 def Real Property Acts ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) om 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 recognised entity , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def recognised entity ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 reconfiguring , in relation to South Bank lots or land, means— creating South Bank lots by subdividing a South Bank lot or lots or land; or amalgamating 7 South Bank lots; or rearranging the boundaries of a South Bank lot or lots or land by registering a plan of subdivision; or dividing the land into parts by agreement (other than a lease for a term, including renewal options, not exceeding 10 years) rendering different parts of a South Bank lot or lots immediately available for separate disposition or separate occupation; or creating an easement giving access to a South Bank lot or lots or land from a constructed road. s 3 def reconfiguring ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) registered , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def registered ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 Register of Dealings ... s 3 def Register of Dealings om 1993 No. 71 s 5 (1) Registrar of Titles ... s 3 def Registrar of Titles om 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 registrar of titles means the registrar of titles under the Land Title Act 1994 . s 3 def registrar of titles ins 2021 No. 12 s 120 (2) relevant application see section 77 (1) . s 3 def relevant application ins 2016 No. 27 s 445 (2) restricted property means part of a building or its site or part of a proposed building or its site, the use of which is restricted by a management statement. s 3 def restricted property ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) reviewable exclusion direction means an exclusion direction excluding a person from the site, or a part of the site, for longer than 24 hours. s 3 def reviewable exclusion direction ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 security officer means an individual appointed by the corporation or the council under section 108 . s 3 def security officer ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 sub 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) ; 2012 No. 43 s 252 seller , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def seller ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 site , in part 8 , means the part of the corporation area declared under a by-law to be the site, and includes any part of the area declared to be the site. s 3 def site ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 South Bank lot means any of the following within the corporation area— a lot under the Land Title Act 1994 ; a separate, distinct parcel of land for which an interest is recorded in a register under the Land Act 1994 ; common property for a community titles scheme under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 ; a stratum lot; a lot on a leasehold building units plan; common property. ‘Common property’ in paragraph (f) has the meaning it has in schedule 4 because of section 6 . s 3 def South Bank lot ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) South Bank public land means land that is— under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and within the corporation area; and held in fee simple by a public authority. s 3 def South Bank public land ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 stratum lot means a lot in a stratum plan that is limited wholly or partly in height, depth or both. s 3 def stratum lot ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum parcel means a parcel created by a subdivision permitted by schedule 4 , section 8 (1B) . s 3 def stratum parcel ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan means a plan of subdivision that, under section 42 , subdivides land into stratum lots. s 3 def stratum plan ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan of amalgamation means a plan, under section 42 , for the amalgamation of 2 or more, or all, stratum lots in a stratum plan. s 3 def stratum plan of amalgamation ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan of subdivision means a plan, under section 42 , for the subdivision of a stratum lot into 2 or more stratum lots. s 3 def stratum plan of subdivision ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) Sustainable Planning Act ... s 3 def Sustainable Planning Act ins 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 om 2016 No. 27 s 445 (1) town plan ... s 3 def town plan sub 1993 No. 70 s 804 sch om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) use , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) work ... s 3 def work ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) om 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 work performance arrangement means an arrangement under which an employee of a government entity or public agency performs work for another government entity or public agency. s 3 def work performance arrangement ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 s 3 prev s 3 amd 5 June 1992 RA ss 38 and 40 om 1993 No. 71 s 4 pres s 3 amd 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch
All development, other than the following development, is assessable development — the reconfiguration of a lot under the Land Title Act 1994 if the plan of subdivision necessary for the reconfiguration— is a building format plan of subdivision that does not subdivide land on or below the surface of the land; or is for the amalgamation of 2 or more lots; or is in relation to the acquisition, including by agreement, under the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 , of land by a constructing authority, as defined under that Act, for a purpose set out in paragraph (a) of the schedule to that Act; or is in relation to the acquisition by agreement, other than under the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 , of land by a constructing authority, as defined under that Act, for a purpose set out in paragraph (a) of the schedule to that Act; or is in relation to land held by the State, or a statutory body representing the State, and the land is being subdivided for a purpose set out in the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 , schedule, parts 1 to 13 (other than part 10 , second dot point); or is for the reconfiguration of a lot comprising strategic port land as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 ; development that— is categorised as assessable development, or accepted development, by a regulation made under the Planning Act ; or is accepted development under the Planning Act , section 44 (6) (b) (ii) ; development in a priority development area under the Economic Development Act 2012 ; PDA-associated development for a priority development area under the Economic Development Act 2012 . s 4 ins 2003 No. 24 s 7 amd 2009 No. 5 s 47 sch ; 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 ; 2016 No. 17 s 133 ; 2016 No. 27 s 446 ; 2019 No. 11 s 225
For the purposes of this Act, the modified Building Units and Group Titles Act consists of the provisions set out in schedule 4 . s 5 ins 1991 No. 67 s 5
Words and expressions used in the modified Building Units and Group Titles Act have the same meaning in this Act. s 6 ins 1991 No. 67 s 7
There shall be established and constituted by this Act a body corporate under the style and title of ‘South Bank Corporation’ which, by that name, shall have perpetual succession and a common seal and shall be capable in law of— suing and being sued; and compounding or proving in any court of competent jurisdiction or tribunal all debts or sums of money due to it; and taking, acquiring by way of grant, purchase, gift, lease or licence, holding, letting (by way of lease or otherwise), dealing with and disposing of real property within the corporation area and personal property of every description; and doing and suffering all such acts and things as bodies corporate may do and suffer. s 7 amd 2009 No. 24 s 1631
The corporation represents the State. Without limiting subsection (1) , the corporation has all the privileges and immunities of the State. s 8 sub 1993 No. 71 s 6 amd 2001 No. 45 s 29 sch 3 (sec.8-ssec.1) The corporation represents the State. (sec.8-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the corporation has all the privileges and immunities of the State.
The corporation must have a board of directors. The board of directors is the corporation’s governing body and is called the South Bank Corporation Board. s 9 ins 2003 No. 24 s 9 (sec.9-ssec.1) The corporation must have a board of directors. (sec.9-ssec.2) The board of directors is the corporation’s governing body and is called the South Bank Corporation Board.
The board consists of at least 2 but no more than 10 members as follows— a chairperson appointed on the Minister’s nomination; no more than 2 members appointed on the council’s nomination; no more than 7 other members appointed on the Minister’s nomination. In nominating persons for appointment to the board, the Minister and the council must— have regard to the proposed member’s business, financial, property management, community service or other relevant expertise; and seek to appoint both men and women as members. The members are to be appointed by the Governor in Council. Schedule 1 contains additional provisions about the members and about procedures of the board. s 10 sub 1993 No. 71 s 7 amd 1999 No. 19 s 3 sch ; 2003 No. 24 s 10 ; 2012 No. 43 s 253 (sec.10-ssec.1) The board consists of at least 2 but no more than 10 members as follows— a chairperson appointed on the Minister’s nomination; no more than 2 members appointed on the council’s nomination; no more than 7 other members appointed on the Minister’s nomination. (sec.10-ssec.2) In nominating persons for appointment to the board, the Minister and the council must— have regard to the proposed member’s business, financial, property management, community service or other relevant expertise; and seek to appoint both men and women as members. (sec.10-ssec.3) The members are to be appointed by the Governor in Council. (sec.10-ssec.4) Schedule 1 contains additional provisions about the members and about procedures of the board.
To help decide whether a person is suitable for nomination for appointment as a member, the Minister or the council (the nominator ) may ask the commissioner of the police service for a written report about the person’s criminal history. However, the nominator may make a request about a person under subsection (1) only if the person has given the nominator written consent for the request. If asked by the nominator, the commissioner of the police service must give the nominator a written report about the criminal history of the person. The duty imposed on the commissioner of the police service applies only to information in the commissioner’s possession or to which the commissioner has access. The nominator must destroy a report given to the nominator under this section as soon as practicable after it is no longer needed for the purpose for which it was requested. In this section— criminal history , of a person, means the convictions, other than spent convictions, recorded against the person for offences, in Queensland or elsewhere, whether before or after the commencement of this section. s 11 ins 2003 No. 24 s 11 amd 2023 No. 23 s 247 sch 1 s 4 (sec.11-ssec.1) To help decide whether a person is suitable for nomination for appointment as a member, the Minister or the council (the nominator ) may ask the commissioner of the police service for a written report about the person’s criminal history. (sec.11-ssec.2) However, the nominator may make a request about a person under subsection (1) only if the person has given the nominator written consent for the request. (sec.11-ssec.3) If asked by the nominator, the commissioner of the police service must give the nominator a written report about the criminal history of the person. (sec.11-ssec.4) The duty imposed on the commissioner of the police service applies only to information in the commissioner’s possession or to which the commissioner has access. (sec.11-ssec.5) The nominator must destroy a report given to the nominator under this section as soon as practicable after it is no longer needed for the purpose for which it was requested. (sec.11-ssec.6) In this section— criminal history , of a person, means the convictions, other than spent convictions, recorded against the person for offences, in Queensland or elsewhere, whether before or after the commencement of this section.
The Governor in Council may appoint a person who is not a member to be the deputy of a member. The deputy of a member appointed on the nomination of the council must be appointed only on the nomination of the council. If a member is absent from a meeting of the corporation, the deputy of the member may attend and act as the member. s 12 sub 1993 No. 71 s 8 (sec.12-ssec.1) The Governor in Council may appoint a person who is not a member to be the deputy of a member. (sec.12-ssec.2) The deputy of a member appointed on the nomination of the council must be appointed only on the nomination of the council. (sec.12-ssec.3) If a member is absent from a meeting of the corporation, the deputy of the member may attend and act as the member.
The corporation shall recommend to the Minister the appointment of a corporation manager who shall be responsible for the management of the affairs of the corporation subject to and in accordance with the directions of the corporation. The Governor in Council may appoint the corporation manager. The terms and conditions attaching to the appointment of the corporation manager shall be as approved by the Governor in Council from time to time. s 13 amd 1993 No. 71 s 9 ; 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch (sec.13-ssec.1) The corporation shall recommend to the Minister the appointment of a corporation manager who shall be responsible for the management of the affairs of the corporation subject to and in accordance with the directions of the corporation. (sec.13-ssec.2) The Governor in Council may appoint the corporation manager. (sec.13-ssec.3) The terms and conditions attaching to the appointment of the corporation manager shall be as approved by the Governor in Council from time to time.
s 14 om 2007 No. 20 s 91
The corporation shall exercise its objects, functions, powers and duties in respect of the area described in schedule 2 .
s 15A ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 amd 1998 No. 26 s 9 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15B ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 om 1998 No. 26 s 10
s 15C ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 amd 1998 No. 26 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15D ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15E ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15F ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15G ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15H ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
s 15I ins 1993 No. 71 s 11 amd 1998 No. 26 s 12 exp 30 June 1999 (see s 15I)
Where the corporation is of the opinion that, in order to better fulfil its objects, functions, powers and duties a variation to the corporation area is necessary or desirable, it may, after consultation with the council, recommend a variation in the corporation area to the Minister. The Minister may, with such amendment as the Minister considers necessary or desirable, recommend a variation in the corporation area to the Governor in Council who may vary the corporation area under a regulation. Where the corporation area is varied by the addition of further land, this Act shall apply to such land as if it were part of the area described in schedule 2 . If the corporation area is varied by the exclusion of particular land, the provisions of this Act relating to the corporation area stop applying to the land. s 16 amd 1991 No. 67 s 6 ; 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch ; 2003 No. 24 s 12 (sec.16-ssec.1) Where the corporation is of the opinion that, in order to better fulfil its objects, functions, powers and duties a variation to the corporation area is necessary or desirable, it may, after consultation with the council, recommend a variation in the corporation area to the Minister. (sec.16-ssec.2) The Minister may, with such amendment as the Minister considers necessary or desirable, recommend a variation in the corporation area to the Governor in Council who may vary the corporation area under a regulation. (sec.16-ssec.3) Where the corporation area is varied by the addition of further land, this Act shall apply to such land as if it were part of the area described in schedule 2 . (sec.16-ssec.4) If the corporation area is varied by the exclusion of particular land, the provisions of this Act relating to the corporation area stop applying to the land.
The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice— if land within the corporation area is within the title of a public agency or is Crown land—vest title in the corporation; and if land within the corporation area is within the control of a public agency—vest title or control in the corporation. If title or control is vested in the corporation under this section, the Governor in Council may determine the amount of compensation (if any) that the corporation must pay to the public agency. If any land owned in fee simple by the council is vested in the corporation under this section any easement, right, liberty or privilege in relation to that land, save any easement, right, liberty or privilege possessed by the council under the Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1909 or the Local Government Act 2009 shall on vesting be extinguished for all purposes and shall not be the subject of any claim for compensation in relation to that extinguishment. In this section— land does not include the land owned in fee simple by a rail government entity that, in the opinion of the Governor in Council, is required for the operation of the railways, but includes land above and below that land. s 17 amd 1991 No. 67 s 7 ; 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch ; 2003 No. 24 s 3 sch ; 2008 No. 67 s 130 ; 2010 No. 19 s 61 ; 2009 No. 17 s 331 sch 1 (amd 2010 No. 23 s 344 (11) ); 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 (sec.17-ssec.1) The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice— if land within the corporation area is within the title of a public agency or is Crown land—vest title in the corporation; and if land within the corporation area is within the control of a public agency—vest title or control in the corporation. (sec.17-ssec.2) If title or control is vested in the corporation under this section, the Governor in Council may determine the amount of compensation (if any) that the corporation must pay to the public agency. (sec.17-ssec.3) If any land owned in fee simple by the council is vested in the corporation under this section any easement, right, liberty or privilege in relation to that land, save any easement, right, liberty or privilege possessed by the council under the Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1909 or the Local Government Act 2009 shall on vesting be extinguished for all purposes and shall not be the subject of any claim for compensation in relation to that extinguishment. (sec.17-ssec.4) In this section— land does not include the land owned in fee simple by a rail government entity that, in the opinion of the Governor in Council, is required for the operation of the railways, but includes land above and below that land.
The land referred to in schedule 5 is divested from the council and vested in the corporation for an estate in fee simple. Any easement, right, liberty or privilege in relation to the land (other than an easement, right, liberty or privilege under the Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1909 or the Local Government Act 2009 ) is extinguished and compensation is not payable for the extinguishment. The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, vest for an estate in fee simple in the corporation and the council, as tenants in common in the shares of 60% and 40% respectively, the part of the parkland precinct held by the corporation. If particulars of an interest in land in the parkland precinct may be recorded in the freehold land register, the corporation and the council may transfer the interest only if the Minister has consented in writing. Subsection (4) does not apply to a short lease within the meaning of the Land Title Act 1994 . In this section— parkland precinct means the land referred to as ‘Precinct 3—Parkland Precinct’ in the approved development plan. s 18 ins 1991 No. 67 s 8 amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 ; 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch ; 2009 No. 17 s 331 sch 1 (amd 2010 No. 23 s 344 (11) ); 2012 No. 43 s 254 (sec.18-ssec.1) The land referred to in schedule 5 is divested from the council and vested in the corporation for an estate in fee simple. (sec.18-ssec.2) Any easement, right, liberty or privilege in relation to the land (other than an easement, right, liberty or privilege under the Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1909 or the Local Government Act 2009 ) is extinguished and compensation is not payable for the extinguishment. (sec.18-ssec.3) The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, vest for an estate in fee simple in the corporation and the council, as tenants in common in the shares of 60% and 40% respectively, the part of the parkland precinct held by the corporation. (sec.18-ssec.4) If particulars of an interest in land in the parkland precinct may be recorded in the freehold land register, the corporation and the council may transfer the interest only if the Minister has consented in writing. (sec.18-ssec.5) Subsection (4) does not apply to a short lease within the meaning of the Land Title Act 1994 . (sec.18-ssec.6) In this section— parkland precinct means the land referred to as ‘Precinct 3—Parkland Precinct’ in the approved development plan.
Reserve 3367 is revoked. However, a lease over a part of the reserve or a licence to occupy a part of a building on the reserve in force immediately before the revocation of the reserve under subsection (1) continues in force over the part after the revocation in accordance with its terms. The parts of Russell Street, Stanley Street and Grey Street, South Brisbane in lots 55 and 56 on plan SP 102555 set out in schedule 9 are permanently closed. A deed of grant in the name of the corporation may be issued by the Governor in Council for lots 55 and 56 on plan SP 102555 and lot 388 on plan SL 12890. On the recording of the particulars of lot 388 on RP 896477 in the freehold land register, it is declared that the lot is dedicated for public use (cultural purposes) and becomes a reserve. The Arts Office is appointed as trustee of the reserve. In this section— lease means any of the following leases mentioned in the Arts Legislation Amendment Act 1997 , section 75 originally granted by the Queensland Cultural Centre— a lease to the Library Board of Queensland for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Museum Board of Trustees for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Performing Arts Trust for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Royal Queensland Theatre Company for a term of 30 years. licence means any of the following licences mentioned in the Arts Legislation Amendment Act 1997 , section 79 — the licence agreement expiring on 30 June 1998 entered into between Berlasco Pty Ltd (ACN 010 041 040) and Queensland Performing Arts Trust; a licence agreement entered into for a term of 5 years between Advanced Food Systems International Ltd (ACN 004 292 951) and— Library Board of Queensland; or Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees; or Queensland Museum Board of Trustees. the Arts Office means the government entity charged with advising the Minister with responsibility for the arts on matters relating to the arts. s 19 ins 1998 No. 26 s 7 (sec.19-ssec.1) Reserve 3367 is revoked. (sec.19-ssec.2) However, a lease over a part of the reserve or a licence to occupy a part of a building on the reserve in force immediately before the revocation of the reserve under subsection (1) continues in force over the part after the revocation in accordance with its terms. (sec.19-ssec.3) The parts of Russell Street, Stanley Street and Grey Street, South Brisbane in lots 55 and 56 on plan SP 102555 set out in schedule 9 are permanently closed. (sec.19-ssec.4) A deed of grant in the name of the corporation may be issued by the Governor in Council for lots 55 and 56 on plan SP 102555 and lot 388 on plan SL 12890. (sec.19-ssec.5) On the recording of the particulars of lot 388 on RP 896477 in the freehold land register, it is declared that the lot is dedicated for public use (cultural purposes) and becomes a reserve. (sec.19-ssec.6) The Arts Office is appointed as trustee of the reserve. (sec.19-ssec.7) In this section— lease means any of the following leases mentioned in the Arts Legislation Amendment Act 1997 , section 75 originally granted by the Queensland Cultural Centre— a lease to the Library Board of Queensland for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Museum Board of Trustees for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Queensland Performing Arts Trust for a term of 75 years; a lease to the Royal Queensland Theatre Company for a term of 30 years. licence means any of the following licences mentioned in the Arts Legislation Amendment Act 1997 , section 79 — the licence agreement expiring on 30 June 1998 entered into between Berlasco Pty Ltd (ACN 010 041 040) and Queensland Performing Arts Trust; a licence agreement entered into for a term of 5 years between Advanced Food Systems International Ltd (ACN 004 292 951) and— Library Board of Queensland; or Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees; or Queensland Museum Board of Trustees. the Arts Office means the government entity charged with advising the Minister with responsibility for the arts on matters relating to the arts.
Indefeasible titles are created in the name of the corporation for lots 1, 932 and 933 on RP 896477 set out in schedule 10 on the recording of the particulars of the lots in the freehold land register. To remove any doubt, it is declared that subsection (1) has effect to transfer lots 1, 932 and 933 on RP 896477 to the corporation. s 20 ins 1998 No. 26 s 7 (sec.20-ssec.1) Indefeasible titles are created in the name of the corporation for lots 1, 932 and 933 on RP 896477 set out in schedule 10 on the recording of the particulars of the lots in the freehold land register. (sec.20-ssec.2) To remove any doubt, it is declared that subsection (1) has effect to transfer lots 1, 932 and 933 on RP 896477 to the corporation.
The registrar of titles may register all plans and other instruments to give effect to sections 19 and 20 . The registrar of titles may do anything to give effect to sections 19 and 20 . s 21 ins 1998 No. 26 s 7 amd 2020 No. 9 s 48 (sec.21-ssec.1) The registrar of titles may register all plans and other instruments to give effect to sections 19 and 20 . (sec.21-ssec.2) The registrar of titles may do anything to give effect to sections 19 and 20 .
The registrar of titles or anyone else required or permitted to record particulars necessary to identify interests in land must, on the written request of the corporation, record the particulars of any interest in land vesting in the corporation, or in the corporation and the council, under this Act. In any case where a written request is in respect of the vesting of an easement, production of the instrument of title to the land in question is not required when such request is made, and the registrar of titles or other person is authorised to make any necessary entries on the instrument of title when it is next produced to him or her. s 22 amd 1991 No. 67 s 9 ; 1993 No. 71 s 10 ; 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 (sec.22-ssec.1) The registrar of titles or anyone else required or permitted to record particulars necessary to identify interests in land must, on the written request of the corporation, record the particulars of any interest in land vesting in the corporation, or in the corporation and the council, under this Act. (sec.22-ssec.2) In any case where a written request is in respect of the vesting of an easement, production of the instrument of title to the land in question is not required when such request is made, and the registrar of titles or other person is authorised to make any necessary entries on the instrument of title when it is next produced to him or her.
s 22A ins 1991 No. 67 s 14 om 2003 No. 24 s 17
No fee or charge, including a titles registry fee, is payable by the corporation, QPAT or the council in relation to— the transfer of any land in the corporation area; or the transfer of control of any land in the corporation area; or any change in ownership or control of land because of section 19 or 20 ; to or from the corporation, QPAT or the council. In this section— titles registry fee , for a matter mentioned in subsection (1) , means the fee payable for the matter under section 114B or schedule 4 , section 133B . s 23 sub 1991 No. 67 s 10 amd 1998 No. 26 s 8 ; 2001 No. 71 s 551 sch 1 ; 2021 No. 12 s 148 sch 3 (sec.23-ssec.1) No fee or charge, including a titles registry fee, is payable by the corporation, QPAT or the council in relation to— the transfer of any land in the corporation area; or the transfer of control of any land in the corporation area; or any change in ownership or control of land because of section 19 or 20 ; to or from the corporation, QPAT or the council. (sec.23-ssec.2) In this section— titles registry fee , for a matter mentioned in subsection (1) , means the fee payable for the matter under section 114B or schedule 4 , section 133B .
The corporation’s objects are— to promote, facilitate, carry out and control the development, disposal and management of land and other property within the corporation area; and to achieve an appropriate balance between the corporation’s commercial and non-commercial functions; and to ensure the corporation area complements, rather than duplicates, other public use sites in the inner city Brisbane area; and to provide for a diverse range of recreational, cultural and educational pursuits for local, regional and international visitors; and to accommodate public events and entertainment that benefit the general community; and to achieve excellence and innovation in the management of open space and park areas. s 24 amd 1991 No. 67 s 11 sub 2003 No. 24 s 13
The corporation shall fulfil the following functions— to produce such plan or plans as may be necessary in relation to the corporation area in order to fulfil its objects; to promote and undertake the development of land within the corporation area in accordance with the approved development plan; to facilitate and control, with the council, the development of land within the corporation area in accordance with the approved development plan; to efficiently manage, and dispose by lease, of land vested in or under the control of the corporation under the approved development plan so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to efficiently manage and dispose of other property vested in or under the control of the corporation so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to manage on an ongoing basis all land and other property vested in or under the control of the corporation so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to promote, organise and conduct tourist, educational, recreational, entertainment, cultural and commercial activities in the corporation area; to construct, establish, maintain, develop and operate tourist, educational, recreational, entertainment, cultural and commercial facilities within the corporation area; to achieve, by the adoption of best practice principles, excellence and innovation in the management of open space and park areas; to carry out works for the purpose of landscaping the corporation area. For the purpose of fulfilling those functions, the corporation may do all supplemental, incidental or consequential acts as may be necessary or expedient for the exercise of its functions. s 25 amd 1991 No. 67 s 12 ; 2003 No. 24 s 14 ; 2012 No. 43 s 255 (sec.25-ssec.1) The corporation shall fulfil the following functions— to produce such plan or plans as may be necessary in relation to the corporation area in order to fulfil its objects; to promote and undertake the development of land within the corporation area in accordance with the approved development plan; to facilitate and control, with the council, the development of land within the corporation area in accordance with the approved development plan; to efficiently manage, and dispose by lease, of land vested in or under the control of the corporation under the approved development plan so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to efficiently manage and dispose of other property vested in or under the control of the corporation so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to manage on an ongoing basis all land and other property vested in or under the control of the corporation so as to secure the maximum prudent financial benefit for the corporation; to promote, organise and conduct tourist, educational, recreational, entertainment, cultural and commercial activities in the corporation area; to construct, establish, maintain, develop and operate tourist, educational, recreational, entertainment, cultural and commercial facilities within the corporation area; to achieve, by the adoption of best practice principles, excellence and innovation in the management of open space and park areas; to carry out works for the purpose of landscaping the corporation area. (sec.25-ssec.2) For the purpose of fulfilling those functions, the corporation may do all supplemental, incidental or consequential acts as may be necessary or expedient for the exercise of its functions.
In order to fulfil its objects and functions the corporation may, with the prior approval of the Minister— buy, sell, lease, exchange or otherwise acquire or dispose of land within the corporation area whether vested in it at the commencement of this Act or not; and grant such easements or rights of way in relation to land within the corporation area as it considers necessary; and transfer or surrender to the Crown in right of Queensland any land possessed by it within the corporation area, that land then to be Crown land and dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the Land Act 1994 . The corporation may, with the prior consent of the Minister, grant a perpetual lease over land within the commercial precinct. The Minister may vary the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 2 (to the extent the area is land of which the corporation is the registered owner or is entitled to be the registered owner) for the purpose of making a minor boundary adjustment to the commercial precinct. The area as varied by the Minister under subsection (3) is taken to be part of the commercial precinct. The Minister’s approval under subsection (1) is not required for the grant or transfer of— a short lease within the meaning of the Land Title Act 1994 or an interest the particulars of which may not be recorded in the freehold land register; or any other interest, or class of interest, that the Minister advises the corporation, in writing, is an interest for which the Minister’s approval is not required. Before entering into a lease of land over a road, a public authority is to consult with the Minister administering the Land Act 1994 . In this section— commercial precinct means the parts of each of the following areas of land of which the corporation is the registered owner or is entitled to be the registered owner— the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 1; the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 2. perpetual lease means a lease for a term of 999 years. s 26 (prev s 23) amd 1991 No. 67 s 15 ; 1993 No. 71 s 12 ; 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 ; 1998 No. 26 s 13 ; 1999 No. 50 s 3 ; 2003 No. 24 s 19 (3) – (4) ; 2003 No. 24 s 19 (1) – (2) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1) amd 2012 No. 43 s 256 (sec.26-ssec.1) In order to fulfil its objects and functions the corporation may, with the prior approval of the Minister— buy, sell, lease, exchange or otherwise acquire or dispose of land within the corporation area whether vested in it at the commencement of this Act or not; and grant such easements or rights of way in relation to land within the corporation area as it considers necessary; and transfer or surrender to the Crown in right of Queensland any land possessed by it within the corporation area, that land then to be Crown land and dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the Land Act 1994 . (sec.26-ssec.2) The corporation may, with the prior consent of the Minister, grant a perpetual lease over land within the commercial precinct. (sec.26-ssec.3) The Minister may vary the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 2 (to the extent the area is land of which the corporation is the registered owner or is entitled to be the registered owner) for the purpose of making a minor boundary adjustment to the commercial precinct. (sec.26-ssec.4) The area as varied by the Minister under subsection (3) is taken to be part of the commercial precinct. (sec.26-ssec.5) The Minister’s approval under subsection (1) is not required for the grant or transfer of— a short lease within the meaning of the Land Title Act 1994 or an interest the particulars of which may not be recorded in the freehold land register; or any other interest, or class of interest, that the Minister advises the corporation, in writing, is an interest for which the Minister’s approval is not required. (sec.26-ssec.6) Before entering into a lease of land over a road, a public authority is to consult with the Minister administering the Land Act 1994 . (sec.26-ssec.7) In this section— commercial precinct means the parts of each of the following areas of land of which the corporation is the registered owner or is entitled to be the registered owner— the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 1; the area shown hatched on the plan in schedule 15 , plan 2. perpetual lease means a lease for a term of 999 years.
The corporation may enter into negotiations and arrive at agreements with public agencies in relation to all matters necessary to fulfil the objects and functions of the corporation. Without limiting subsection (1) , the matters include— the provision and maintenance by public agencies of services to, through, over and under the corporation area; and the management of part of the corporation area by the council. s 27 (prev s 26) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1) amd 2012 No. 43 s 257 (sec.27-ssec.1) The corporation may enter into negotiations and arrive at agreements with public agencies in relation to all matters necessary to fulfil the objects and functions of the corporation. (sec.27-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the matters include— the provision and maintenance by public agencies of services to, through, over and under the corporation area; and the management of part of the corporation area by the council.
The corporation may enter into negotiations with and arrive at agreements with all persons or bodies who have any interest in or charge over any land or other property within the corporation area. s 28 prev s 28 om 2003 No. 24 s 24 pres s 28 (prev s 31) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1)
In carrying out its objects, functions, powers and duties under this Act, the corporation may, with the approval of the Minister, carry on or conduct any business or undertaking necessary to fulfil such objects, functions, powers and duties. s 29 prev s 29 om 2003 No. 24 s 24 pres s 29 (prev s 32) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1)
The corporation may delegate the corporation’s powers under this Act to any person. s 30 (prev s 39I) ins 1993 No. 71 s 14 reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1)
The corporation may establish committees to help or advise it. The corporation may decide— the functions of a committee; and the membership of a committee; and how a committee is to operate. s 31 (prev s 39J) ins 1993 No. 71 s 14 reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (1) (sec.31-ssec.1) The corporation may establish committees to help or advise it. (sec.31-ssec.2) The corporation may decide— the functions of a committee; and the membership of a committee; and how a committee is to operate.
The corporation may enter into, and give effect to, a work performance arrangement with— the employing office; or the appropriate authority of another government entity or public agency. A work performance arrangement may make provision for all matters necessary or convenient to be provided under the arrangement. For example, a work performance arrangement may provide for— the appointment of a person to an office, and the holding of the office by the person, for the arrangement; and the authorising of a person to exercise powers for the arrangement; and whether payment is to be made for work done under the arrangement and, if so, what payment is to be made and who is to make the payment. A person performing work for the corporation under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) — is not employed by the corporation; and remains an employee of the employing office, or an employee of the other government entity or public agency whose appropriate authority is a party to the arrangement. To remove any doubt, it is declared that the corporation does not have power to employ a person performing work for the corporation under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) . s 31A ins 2007 No. 20 s 92 (sec.31A-ssec.1) The corporation may enter into, and give effect to, a work performance arrangement with— the employing office; or the appropriate authority of another government entity or public agency. (sec.31A-ssec.2) A work performance arrangement may make provision for all matters necessary or convenient to be provided under the arrangement. (sec.31A-ssec.3) For example, a work performance arrangement may provide for— the appointment of a person to an office, and the holding of the office by the person, for the arrangement; and the authorising of a person to exercise powers for the arrangement; and whether payment is to be made for work done under the arrangement and, if so, what payment is to be made and who is to make the payment. (sec.31A-ssec.4) A person performing work for the corporation under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) — is not employed by the corporation; and remains an employee of the employing office, or an employee of the other government entity or public agency whose appropriate authority is a party to the arrangement. (sec.31A-ssec.5) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the corporation does not have power to employ a person performing work for the corporation under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) .
The South Bank Employing Office is established. The employing office consists of— the executive officer; and the employees of the employing office. The employing office is a separate entity from the corporation. s 31B ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 (sec.31B-ssec.1) The South Bank Employing Office is established. (sec.31B-ssec.2) The employing office consists of— the executive officer; and the employees of the employing office. (sec.31B-ssec.3) The employing office is a separate entity from the corporation.
The employing office represents the State. Without limiting subsection (1) , the employing office has the status, privileges and immunities of the State. s 31C ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 (sec.31C-ssec.1) The employing office represents the State. (sec.31C-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the employing office has the status, privileges and immunities of the State.
The main functions of the employing office are— entering into, for the State, a work performance arrangement with the corporation under which employees of the employing office perform work for the corporation; and employing, for the State, staff to perform work for the corporation under the work performance arrangement; and doing anything incidental to the discharge of the functions mentioned in paragraphs (a) and (b) . Also, the employing office has any other function conferred on the employing office under this or another Act. This section does not limit the employing office’s power to enter into and give effect to a work performance arrangement under section 31H with a government entity or public agency other than the corporation. s 31D ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 (sec.31D-ssec.1) The main functions of the employing office are— entering into, for the State, a work performance arrangement with the corporation under which employees of the employing office perform work for the corporation; and employing, for the State, staff to perform work for the corporation under the work performance arrangement; and doing anything incidental to the discharge of the functions mentioned in paragraphs (a) and (b) . (sec.31D-ssec.2) Also, the employing office has any other function conferred on the employing office under this or another Act. (sec.31D-ssec.3) This section does not limit the employing office’s power to enter into and give effect to a work performance arrangement under section 31H with a government entity or public agency other than the corporation.
There is to be an executive officer of the employing office. The executive officer is to be appointed by the Governor in Council. The executive officer is appointed under this Act and not under the Public Sector Act 2022 . s 31E ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 amd 2009 No. 25 s 83 sch ; 2022 No. 34 s 365 sch 3 (sec.31E-ssec.1) There is to be an executive officer of the employing office. (sec.31E-ssec.2) The executive officer is to be appointed by the Governor in Council. (sec.31E-ssec.3) The executive officer is appointed under this Act and not under the Public Sector Act 2022 .
The employing office acts through the executive officer. Anything done by the executive officer in the name of, or for, the employing office is taken to have been done by the employing office. s 31F ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 (sec.31F-ssec.1) The employing office acts through the executive officer. (sec.31F-ssec.2) Anything done by the executive officer in the name of, or for, the employing office is taken to have been done by the employing office.
The employing office may, for the State, employ staff. A person employed under subsection (1) is an employee of the employing office . The employing office may decide the terms of employment of the employees of the employing office. Subsection (3) applies subject to any relevant industrial instrument. Employees of the employing office are employed under this Act and not under the Public Sector Act 2022 . s 31G ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 amd 2009 No. 25 s 83 sch ; 2022 No. 34 s 365 sch 3 (sec.31G-ssec.1) The employing office may, for the State, employ staff. (sec.31G-ssec.2) A person employed under subsection (1) is an employee of the employing office . (sec.31G-ssec.3) The employing office may decide the terms of employment of the employees of the employing office. (sec.31G-ssec.4) Subsection (3) applies subject to any relevant industrial instrument. (sec.31G-ssec.5) Employees of the employing office are employed under this Act and not under the Public Sector Act 2022 .
The employing office may, for the State, enter into and give effect to a work performance arrangement with— the corporation; or the appropriate authority of another government entity or public agency. A work performance arrangement may make provision for all matters necessary or convenient to be provided under the arrangement. For example, a work performance arrangement may provide for— the appointment of a person to an office, and the holding of the office by the person, for the arrangement; and the authorising of a person to exercise powers for the arrangement; and whether payment is to be made for work done under the arrangement and, if so, what payment is to be made and who is to make the payment. A person performing work for the corporation or other government entity or public agency under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) — is not employed by the corporation or other government entity or public agency; and remains an employee of the employing office. To remove any doubt, it is declared that the corporation or another government entity or public agency does not have power to employ a person performing work for the corporation or other government entity or public agency under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) . s 31H ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 (sec.31H-ssec.1) The employing office may, for the State, enter into and give effect to a work performance arrangement with— the corporation; or the appropriate authority of another government entity or public agency. (sec.31H-ssec.2) A work performance arrangement may make provision for all matters necessary or convenient to be provided under the arrangement. (sec.31H-ssec.3) For example, a work performance arrangement may provide for— the appointment of a person to an office, and the holding of the office by the person, for the arrangement; and the authorising of a person to exercise powers for the arrangement; and whether payment is to be made for work done under the arrangement and, if so, what payment is to be made and who is to make the payment. (sec.31H-ssec.4) A person performing work for the corporation or other government entity or public agency under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) — is not employed by the corporation or other government entity or public agency; and remains an employee of the employing office. (sec.31H-ssec.5) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the corporation or another government entity or public agency does not have power to employ a person performing work for the corporation or other government entity or public agency under a work performance arrangement entered into under subsection (1) .
The employing office is a statutory body under— the Financial Accountability Act 2009 ; and the Statutory Bodies Financial Arrangements Act 1982 . For applying the Financial Accountability Act 2009 to the employing office as a statutory body— the executive officer is taken to be the chairperson of the employing office; and the Financial Accountability Act 2009 is taken to require the executive officer to consider the annual financial statements and the auditor-general’s report as soon as practicable after they are received by the employing office; and the Financial Accountability Act 2009 is taken to require the executive officer to consider any observations, suggestions or comments given to the executive officer under the Auditor-General Act 2009 as soon as practicable after the executive officer receives them. s 31I ins 2007 No. 20 s 93 amd 2009 No. 9 s 136 sch 1 (sec.31I-ssec.1) The employing office is a statutory body under— the Financial Accountability Act 2009 ; and the Statutory Bodies Financial Arrangements Act 1982 . (sec.31I-ssec.2) For applying the Financial Accountability Act 2009 to the employing office as a statutory body— the executive officer is taken to be the chairperson of the employing office; and the Financial Accountability Act 2009 is taken to require the executive officer to consider the annual financial statements and the auditor-general’s report as soon as practicable after they are received by the employing office; and the Financial Accountability Act 2009 is taken to require the executive officer to consider any observations, suggestions or comments given to the executive officer under the Auditor-General Act 2009 as soon as practicable after the executive officer receives them.
The corporation shall, after consultation with the council and having regard to any recommendations made by the council during the consultation, prepare a draft development plan for the corporation area and shall submit it to the Minister. The Minister may— approve the draft development plan without amendment; or approve the draft development plan with such amendments as the Minister considers necessary or appropriate; or reject the draft development plan. Prior to the Minister exercising the Minister’s power under subsection (2) (b) or (c) the Minister shall consult with the corporation. Should the Minister exercise the Minister’s power under subsection (2) (c) , the Minister shall direct the corporation to prepare and submit a further draft development plan in accordance with any directions the Minister may give at that time. (sec.32-ssec.1) The corporation shall, after consultation with the council and having regard to any recommendations made by the council during the consultation, prepare a draft development plan for the corporation area and shall submit it to the Minister. (sec.32-ssec.2) The Minister may— approve the draft development plan without amendment; or approve the draft development plan with such amendments as the Minister considers necessary or appropriate; or reject the draft development plan. (sec.32-ssec.3) Prior to the Minister exercising the Minister’s power under subsection (2) (b) or (c) the Minister shall consult with the corporation. (sec.32-ssec.4) Should the Minister exercise the Minister’s power under subsection (2) (c) , the Minister shall direct the corporation to prepare and submit a further draft development plan in accordance with any directions the Minister may give at that time.
Where the Minister approves the draft development plan, with or without amendment, the corporation shall, by advertisement published in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane, give public notice that the plan is available for public inspection during normal working hours at the office of the corporation for a period of not less than 30 days from a date specified in such notice. During the period of public inspection of the draft development plan, any person or organisation may make a submission on any matter concerning the draft development plan. The submission shall be in writing and shall be delivered to or lodged with the corporation manager at the office of the corporation during normal working hours. During the period of public inspection of the draft development plan, the corporation— shall make available to the public free of charge a synopsis identifying the principal features of the draft development plan; and may, subject to such terms and conditions including fees as the corporation determines, make available for purchase copies of the draft development plan and any supporting documentation. (sec.33-ssec.1) Where the Minister approves the draft development plan, with or without amendment, the corporation shall, by advertisement published in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane, give public notice that the plan is available for public inspection during normal working hours at the office of the corporation for a period of not less than 30 days from a date specified in such notice. (sec.33-ssec.2) During the period of public inspection of the draft development plan, any person or organisation may make a submission on any matter concerning the draft development plan. (sec.33-ssec.3) The submission shall be in writing and shall be delivered to or lodged with the corporation manager at the office of the corporation during normal working hours. (sec.33-ssec.4) During the period of public inspection of the draft development plan, the corporation— shall make available to the public free of charge a synopsis identifying the principal features of the draft development plan; and may, subject to such terms and conditions including fees as the corporation determines, make available for purchase copies of the draft development plan and any supporting documentation.
The corporation shall, after consideration of the submissions made to it in relation to the draft development plan, and any other matters it deems appropriate, prepare, after consultation with the council, a report to the Minister on the submissions, which shall include the corporation’s consideration of the submissions and any other relevant matters, which shall accompany a revised development plan for the corporation area. The report and revised development plan shall be submitted to the Minister who shall, after considering such report and revised development plan, submit such material, together with a recommendation, to the Governor in Council. The Governor in Council may— approve the revised development plan without amendment; or approve the revised development plan with amendment; or reject the revised development plan. If approved by the Governor in Council, with or without amendment, the revised development plan shall be deemed, on notification in the gazette, to be the approved development plan for the corporation area and all subsequent development of the corporation area shall be in accordance with the approved development plan. The approved development plan shall, during normal working hours, be available for inspection by all persons or organisations at the office of the corporation. The corporation shall, subject to such fees as it determines, make available for purchase copies of the approved development plan and any supporting documentation. (sec.34-ssec.1) The corporation shall, after consideration of the submissions made to it in relation to the draft development plan, and any other matters it deems appropriate, prepare, after consultation with the council, a report to the Minister on the submissions, which shall include the corporation’s consideration of the submissions and any other relevant matters, which shall accompany a revised development plan for the corporation area. (sec.34-ssec.2) The report and revised development plan shall be submitted to the Minister who shall, after considering such report and revised development plan, submit such material, together with a recommendation, to the Governor in Council. (sec.34-ssec.3) The Governor in Council may— approve the revised development plan without amendment; or approve the revised development plan with amendment; or reject the revised development plan. (sec.34-ssec.4) If approved by the Governor in Council, with or without amendment, the revised development plan shall be deemed, on notification in the gazette, to be the approved development plan for the corporation area and all subsequent development of the corporation area shall be in accordance with the approved development plan. (sec.34-ssec.5) The approved development plan shall, during normal working hours, be available for inspection by all persons or organisations at the office of the corporation. (sec.34-ssec.6) The corporation shall, subject to such fees as it determines, make available for purchase copies of the approved development plan and any supporting documentation.
If the corporation, after consultation with the council, is of the opinion that it is necessary or desirable that the approved development plan be amended, it shall submit the proposed amendment to the Minister. If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is of a minor nature and not contrary to the purposes of the approved development plan, then, upon the Minister’s so certifying, the Minister may recommend the amendment to the Governor in Council. If the amendment recommended under subsection (2) is approved by the Governor in Council, it shall be deemed to form part of and amend the approved development plan from the date of notification in the gazette. If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is not of a minor nature, then, if the Minister approves the proposed amendment, the corporation shall, by advertisement published in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane, give public notice that the proposed amendment to the approved development plan is available for public inspection during normal working hours at the office of the corporation for a period of 14 days from a date specified in the notice. During the period of inspection under subsection (4) , any person or organisation may make a submission to the corporation on any matter concerning the proposed amendment. The submission shall be in writing and shall be delivered to or lodged with the corporation manager at the office of the corporation during normal working hours. During the period of public inspection of the proposed amendment of the approved development plan, the corporation— shall make available to the public free of charge a synopsis identifying the principal feature of the proposed amendment; and may, subject to such terms and conditions, including fees, as the corporation determines, make available for purchase copies of the proposed amendment and any supporting documentation. The corporation shall, after consideration of the submissions made to it in relation to the proposed amendment and consultation with the council, prepare a report, which shall include the corporation’s consideration of the submissions, to the Minister, who after considering the report, may submit the report and proposed amendments, together with the Minister’s recommendation, to the Governor in Council. The Governor in Council may— approve the proposed amendment to the approved development plan without amendment; or approve the proposed amendment to the approved development plan with amendment; or reject the proposed amendment to the approved development plan. If approved by the Governor in Council with or without amendment, the approved amendment shall become, on notification in the gazette, part of the approved development plan for the corporation area. Where the approved development plan is so amended any right, privilege, liability or obligation arising under the prior approved development plan shall not be affected by such amendment. If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is not of a minor nature but the Minister does not approve the proposed amendment, the Minister shall return the proposed amendment to the corporation together with the Minister’s views on the proposed amendment. s 35 prev s 35 amd 1991 No. 67 s 21 ; 1997 No. 17 s 74 sch om 2003 No. 24 s 25 pres s 35 amd 2003 No. 24 s 3 sch (sec.35-ssec.1) If the corporation, after consultation with the council, is of the opinion that it is necessary or desirable that the approved development plan be amended, it shall submit the proposed amendment to the Minister. (sec.35-ssec.2) If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is of a minor nature and not contrary to the purposes of the approved development plan, then, upon the Minister’s so certifying, the Minister may recommend the amendment to the Governor in Council. (sec.35-ssec.3) If the amendment recommended under subsection (2) is approved by the Governor in Council, it shall be deemed to form part of and amend the approved development plan from the date of notification in the gazette. (sec.35-ssec.4) If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is not of a minor nature, then, if the Minister approves the proposed amendment, the corporation shall, by advertisement published in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane, give public notice that the proposed amendment to the approved development plan is available for public inspection during normal working hours at the office of the corporation for a period of 14 days from a date specified in the notice. (sec.35-ssec.5) During the period of inspection under subsection (4) , any person or organisation may make a submission to the corporation on any matter concerning the proposed amendment. (sec.35-ssec.6) The submission shall be in writing and shall be delivered to or lodged with the corporation manager at the office of the corporation during normal working hours. (sec.35-ssec.7) During the period of public inspection of the proposed amendment of the approved development plan, the corporation— shall make available to the public free of charge a synopsis identifying the principal feature of the proposed amendment; and may, subject to such terms and conditions, including fees, as the corporation determines, make available for purchase copies of the proposed amendment and any supporting documentation. (sec.35-ssec.8) The corporation shall, after consideration of the submissions made to it in relation to the proposed amendment and consultation with the council, prepare a report, which shall include the corporation’s consideration of the submissions, to the Minister, who after considering the report, may submit the report and proposed amendments, together with the Minister’s recommendation, to the Governor in Council. (sec.35-ssec.9) The Governor in Council may— approve the proposed amendment to the approved development plan without amendment; or approve the proposed amendment to the approved development plan with amendment; or reject the proposed amendment to the approved development plan. (sec.35-ssec.10) If approved by the Governor in Council with or without amendment, the approved amendment shall become, on notification in the gazette, part of the approved development plan for the corporation area. (sec.35-ssec.11) Where the approved development plan is so amended any right, privilege, liability or obligation arising under the prior approved development plan shall not be affected by such amendment. (sec.35-ssec.12) If the Minister is of the opinion that the proposed amendment is not of a minor nature but the Minister does not approve the proposed amendment, the Minister shall return the proposed amendment to the corporation together with the Minister’s views on the proposed amendment.
The corporation shall, in accordance with the approved development plan, plan, encourage, facilitate, carry out and regulate development within the corporation area in order that the development, as proposed in the approved development plan, be completed as soon as is reasonably practicable having regard to the objects and functions of the corporation. The corporation is to submit a development program for the approval of the Minister. The program is— to be in accordance with the approved development plan; and to set down the proposed stages and the time for each stage. s 36 prev s 36 amd 1991 No. 67 s 22 om 2003 No. 24 s 25 pres s 36 amd 1991 No. 67 s 13 ; 2003 No. 24 s 16 (sec.36-ssec.1) The corporation shall, in accordance with the approved development plan, plan, encourage, facilitate, carry out and regulate development within the corporation area in order that the development, as proposed in the approved development plan, be completed as soon as is reasonably practicable having regard to the objects and functions of the corporation. (sec.36-ssec.2) The corporation is to submit a development program for the approval of the Minister. (sec.36-ssec.3) The program is— to be in accordance with the approved development plan; and to set down the proposed stages and the time for each stage.
The council shall, as soon as practical after publication of the approved development plan, inform the corporation whether any development in accordance with that plan will necessitate the augmentation of any water supply or sewerage works (including head works) outside the corporation area and the estimated costs (if any) of such augmentation. Where in accordance with subsection (1) the council notifies the corporation that augmentation is necessary, the corporation and the council shall enter into negotiations for an agreement to provide that the corporation shall meet the actual costs (if any) incurred by the council in carrying out the augmentation of any works. For the purposes of this section— augmentation , in relation to water supply or sewerage works, means those works, necessitated by the increased loading imposed by development in accordance with the approved development plan. s 37 (prev s 27) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (2) (sec.37-ssec.1) The council shall, as soon as practical after publication of the approved development plan, inform the corporation whether any development in accordance with that plan will necessitate the augmentation of any water supply or sewerage works (including head works) outside the corporation area and the estimated costs (if any) of such augmentation. (sec.37-ssec.2) Where in accordance with subsection (1) the council notifies the corporation that augmentation is necessary, the corporation and the council shall enter into negotiations for an agreement to provide that the corporation shall meet the actual costs (if any) incurred by the council in carrying out the augmentation of any works. (sec.37-ssec.3) For the purposes of this section— augmentation , in relation to water supply or sewerage works, means those works, necessitated by the increased loading imposed by development in accordance with the approved development plan.
s 37F ins 1995 No. 46 s 5 om 2000 No. 5 s 461 sch 3
The approved development plan must provide for the following— the as of right use of land owned by a rail government entity within the corporation area, by a railway manager or railway operator for conducting railway operations for the carriage of passengers or goods on the land; reasonable access to land used for conducting railway operations by— the railway manager or railway operator conducting the operations; or employees of the railway manager or railway operator conducting the operations; or employees of the Authority under the Queensland Rail Transit Authority Act 2013 ; or members of the public wishing to use the railway to which the operations relate. In this section— railway manager , for railway operations conducted on land owned by a rail government entity, means a railway manager (within the meaning of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 ) for a railway on the land, who has an agreement with the rail government entity to access the land for conducting railway operations relating to the railway. railway operator , for railway operations conducted on land owned by a rail government entity, means a railway operator (within the meaning of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 ) for a railway on the land, who has an agreement with the railway manager for the railway operations to use the railway for railway operations. s 38 (prev s 30) reloc and renum 2003 No. 24 s 20 (2) sub 2008 No. 67 s 131 amd 2010 No. 19 s 62 ; 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 (sec.38-ssec.1) The approved development plan must provide for the following— the as of right use of land owned by a rail government entity within the corporation area, by a railway manager or railway operator for conducting railway operations for the carriage of passengers or goods on the land; reasonable access to land used for conducting railway operations by— the railway manager or railway operator conducting the operations; or employees of the railway manager or railway operator conducting the operations; or employees of the Authority under the Queensland Rail Transit Authority Act 2013 ; or members of the public wishing to use the railway to which the operations relate. (sec.38-ssec.2) In this section— railway manager , for railway operations conducted on land owned by a rail government entity, means a railway manager (within the meaning of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 ) for a railway on the land, who has an agreement with the rail government entity to access the land for conducting railway operations relating to the railway. railway operator , for railway operations conducted on land owned by a rail government entity, means a railway operator (within the meaning of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 ) for a railway on the land, who has an agreement with the railway manager for the railway operations to use the railway for railway operations.
s 38B ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
s 38C ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
s 38D ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
s 38E ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
s 38F ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
s 38G ins 1993 No. 71 s 13 om 2003 No. 24 s 33
When the Governor in Council is satisfied that development within the corporation area is substantially complete, the Governor in Council may issue instructions to the corporation that the Governor in Council considers will assist in completion of development. The corporation must promptly comply with the instructions. When the Governor in Council is satisfied that development is substantially complete and that the corporation has complied with any instructions given to it, the Governor in Council may, under a regulation, specify the date of completion of development. After the development completion date— the approved development plan does not apply to the corporation area; and the provisions of this Act referred to in schedule 6 no longer have any effect and are taken to be repealed. s 39 ins 1991 No. 67 s 14 amd 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch ; 2003 No. 24 s 18 (sec.39-ssec.1) When the Governor in Council is satisfied that development within the corporation area is substantially complete, the Governor in Council may issue instructions to the corporation that the Governor in Council considers will assist in completion of development. (sec.39-ssec.2) The corporation must promptly comply with the instructions. (sec.39-ssec.3) When the Governor in Council is satisfied that development is substantially complete and that the corporation has complied with any instructions given to it, the Governor in Council may, under a regulation, specify the date of completion of development. (sec.39-ssec.4) After the development completion date— the approved development plan does not apply to the corporation area; and the provisions of this Act referred to in schedule 6 no longer have any effect and are taken to be repealed.
s 39D ins 1991 No. 67 s 25 om 2003 No. 24 s 35
s 39G ins 1991 No. 67 s 25 amd 1998 No. 13 s 191 sch om 2003 No. 24 s 36
Despite the provisions of the Land Act 1994 , the corporation may recommend to the Minister the permanent closure of any road in the corporation area provided that the corporation has within a period of at least 28 days before such recommendation— published at least once in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane a notice detailing the proposed closure; and given or caused to be given by means of the post a notice detailing the proposed closure to the registered owner of land held in fee simple and the lessee of any land held under the Land Act 1994 or any other Act that adjoins the road the subject of the proposed closure; and exhibited or caused to be exhibited in a conspicuous position at the office of the council a notice detailing the proposed closure. A notice shall be deemed to have been given by post if it is forwarded to— the usual or last known place of abode or business; or the address for service last notified to the council; or the registered office under or for the purpose of any Act which requires the having of a registered office. The Minister shall consider the recommendation and a report on any submissions which may be received by the corporation in relation to the proposed closure of the road and may recommend to the Governor in Council the permanent closure of the road. On notification in the gazette of the approval of the Governor in Council to the permanent closure of the road and on application by the corporation to the Minister administering the Land Act 1994 , a deed of grant must be issued in the name of the corporation for the land consisting of the road and the registrar of titles must register the deed of grant. The corporation shall pay to the Crown, by way of compensation for the permanent closure of any road, a sum of money (if any) determined by the Governor in Council by gazette notice. s 40 amd 1991 No. 67 s 16 ; 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 ; 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch (sec.40-ssec.1) Despite the provisions of the Land Act 1994 , the corporation may recommend to the Minister the permanent closure of any road in the corporation area provided that the corporation has within a period of at least 28 days before such recommendation— published at least once in a newspaper circulating in the City of Brisbane a notice detailing the proposed closure; and given or caused to be given by means of the post a notice detailing the proposed closure to the registered owner of land held in fee simple and the lessee of any land held under the Land Act 1994 or any other Act that adjoins the road the subject of the proposed closure; and exhibited or caused to be exhibited in a conspicuous position at the office of the council a notice detailing the proposed closure. (sec.40-ssec.2) A notice shall be deemed to have been given by post if it is forwarded to— the usual or last known place of abode or business; or the address for service last notified to the council; or the registered office under or for the purpose of any Act which requires the having of a registered office. (sec.40-ssec.3) The Minister shall consider the recommendation and a report on any submissions which may be received by the corporation in relation to the proposed closure of the road and may recommend to the Governor in Council the permanent closure of the road. (sec.40-ssec.4) On notification in the gazette of the approval of the Governor in Council to the permanent closure of the road and on application by the corporation to the Minister administering the Land Act 1994 , a deed of grant must be issued in the name of the corporation for the land consisting of the road and the registrar of titles must register the deed of grant. (sec.40-ssec.5) The corporation shall pay to the Crown, by way of compensation for the permanent closure of any road, a sum of money (if any) determined by the Governor in Council by gazette notice.
In this section— access means practical means of entry and exit for persons and, where appropriate, vehicles, from a road that abuts the area or South Bank lot concerned or by means of an easement. land means land— under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and within the corporation area. road means (for the purposes of the definition access only)— a street or road dedicated to public use; and a bridge or ferry and the approaches to them; and an access way that permits the movement of persons and, where appropriate, vehicles. In relation to South Bank public land only, a reference in this section to a reconfiguration of land (whether described as a subdivision, amalgamation or something else) includes a reference to a reconfiguration of land and the opening of roads permitted under sections 42 and 47 . Land may be reconfigured and roads may be opened under this Act. The registered owner of land may lodge with the registrar of titles a plan for the subdivision or amalgamation of land. The plan must— show, distinctly delineated, all roads dedicated to public use; and show each of the parcels into which the land is divided by the plan, with each parcel— distinctly delineated; and marked with a separate number or symbol; and be certified as accurate by a cadastral surveyor within the meaning of the Surveyors Act 2003 ; and be endorsed by the appropriate authority; and otherwise comply with the requirements of the Land Title Act 1994 , other than section 50 (1) (g) and (h) of that Act. If the registrar of titles is satisfied that the plan is correct, the registrar of titles is to record the plan in the register kept under the Land Title Act 1994 . After the plan is recorded, the land must not be dealt with under that Act otherwise than in accordance with the plan. Subject to subsection (9) , the registrar of titles is to record in the register particulars of any dedication to public use of land under this section. Any dedication of land must be of all of the estate or interest of the owner in the land. Land dedicated to public use vests in the Crown. Land may be subdivided only if— each proposed South Bank lot has access or the appropriate authority has waived the requirement for access; and development approval for the subdivision has been given. Land may be amalgamated, and a road may be opened, only with the approval of the appropriate authority. When giving its approval to a dealing under this section, the appropriate authority must give the approval in the way required by the registrar of titles. s 41 sub 1991 No. 67 s 17 amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 ; 2003 No. 24 s 22 ; 2003 No. 70 s 206 sch 2 ; 2021 No. 12 s 148 sch 3 (sec.41-ssec.1) In this section— access means practical means of entry and exit for persons and, where appropriate, vehicles, from a road that abuts the area or South Bank lot concerned or by means of an easement. land means land— under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and within the corporation area. road means (for the purposes of the definition access only)— a street or road dedicated to public use; and a bridge or ferry and the approaches to them; and an access way that permits the movement of persons and, where appropriate, vehicles. (sec.41-ssec.2) In relation to South Bank public land only, a reference in this section to a reconfiguration of land (whether described as a subdivision, amalgamation or something else) includes a reference to a reconfiguration of land and the opening of roads permitted under sections 42 and 47 . (sec.41-ssec.3) Land may be reconfigured and roads may be opened under this Act. (sec.41-ssec.4) The registered owner of land may lodge with the registrar of titles a plan for the subdivision or amalgamation of land. (sec.41-ssec.5) The plan must— show, distinctly delineated, all roads dedicated to public use; and show each of the parcels into which the land is divided by the plan, with each parcel— distinctly delineated; and marked with a separate number or symbol; and be certified as accurate by a cadastral surveyor within the meaning of the Surveyors Act 2003 ; and be endorsed by the appropriate authority; and otherwise comply with the requirements of the Land Title Act 1994 , other than section 50 (1) (g) and (h) of that Act. (sec.41-ssec.6) If the registrar of titles is satisfied that the plan is correct, the registrar of titles is to record the plan in the register kept under the Land Title Act 1994 . (sec.41-ssec.7) After the plan is recorded, the land must not be dealt with under that Act otherwise than in accordance with the plan. (sec.41-ssec.8) Subject to subsection (9) , the registrar of titles is to record in the register particulars of any dedication to public use of land under this section. (sec.41-ssec.9) Any dedication of land must be of all of the estate or interest of the owner in the land. (sec.41-ssec.10) Land dedicated to public use vests in the Crown. (sec.41-ssec.11) Land may be subdivided only if— each proposed South Bank lot has access or the appropriate authority has waived the requirement for access; and development approval for the subdivision has been given. (sec.41-ssec.12) Land may be amalgamated, and a road may be opened, only with the approval of the appropriate authority. (sec.41-ssec.13) When giving its approval to a dealing under this section, the appropriate authority must give the approval in the way required by the registrar of titles.
Despite the Land Title Act 1994 or any other Act— the following may be done under this section only if development approval for the subdivision or adjustment has been given— the subdivision of South Bank public land by stratum plan; the subdivision of a stratum lot by stratum plan of subdivision; a minor adjustment to the boundary of a stratum lot by boundary adjustment plan; and South Bank public land may be opened as a road by stratum plan only if the appropriate authority approves; and stratum lots may be amalgamated by stratum plan of amalgamation. The Land Title Act 1994 applies to stratum lots in the same way as it applies to other land except to the extent that it is inconsistent with this Act or incapable of applying. An adjustment that, in the opinion of the appropriate authority, is a minor adjustment may be made to the boundaries of stratum lots by the registration of a boundary adjustment plan. A boundary adjustment plan registered under this section operates, without any further assurance, to vest the land in accordance with the adjusted boundaries. A registered mortgage, lease or other registered estate in a stratum lot adjusted by the registration of a boundary adjustment plan is not affected by the registration of that plan and is taken to relate to the adjusted stratum lot. A stratum lot may be subdivided into 2 or more stratum lots by the registration of a stratum plan of subdivision. The registrar of titles may register a stratum plan of subdivision only if the stratum plan of subdivision is accompanied by a schedule showing, as a whole number for each proposed stratum lot, the proposed value proportion for each stratum lot for the purposes of section 101 and schedule 3 , clause 2(1)(p). When registering a stratum plan of subdivision, the registrar of titles may make any recordings on and amendments to the management statement to which the stratum plan relates, that the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the stratum plan. Subject to subsection (12) , 2 or more, or all, stratum lots in a stratum plan may be amalgamated by the registration of a stratum plan of amalgamation. When registering a stratum plan of amalgamation, the registrar of titles may make any recordings on and amendments to the management statement to which the stratum plan relates that the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the stratum plan. For the purposes of section 101 and schedule 3 , clause 2(1)(p), the relevant value proportion for the stratum lot created by the amalgamation of 2 or more stratum lots is the sum of the value proportions of the stratum lots. A stratum lot that has been subdivided by a leasehold building units plan may be amalgamated with another stratum lot only if the leasehold building units plan has been terminated under schedule 4 . On registration of a stratum plan of amalgamation that amalgamates all of the stratum lots in a stratum plan— the stratum plan; and the management statement that relates to the stratum plan; are extinguished. A request to terminate a management statement must comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation. If a stratum plan of amalgamation is accompanied by a request to terminate a management statement, the registrar of titles— must record the termination of the management statement on the stratum plan to which it relates; and may make such other recordings in the freehold land register as the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the termination of the management statement. Stratum plans, boundary adjustment plans, stratum plans of subdivision and stratum plans of amalgamation must comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation. Despite the Land Title Act 1994 , the Surveyors Act 2003 or any other Act, if a stratum plan, a boundary adjustment plan, a stratum plan of subdivision or a stratum plan of amalgamation has been endorsed by the appropriate authority, the registrar of titles may— register the relevant plan under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and create a separate indefeasible title for each stratum lot created by the registration of the relevant plan by recording a separate set of particulars for each lot in the freehold land register; and make such other recordings in the freehold land register as the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the registration of the relevant plan. On registration of a stratum plan, a boundary adjustment plan, a stratum plan of subdivision or a stratum plan of amalgamation, the plan is, for the purposes of the Land Title Act 1994 , taken to be recorded in the freehold land register. s 42 ins 1991 No. 67 s 18 amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 ; 2001 No. 71 s 551 sch 1 ; 2003 No. 24 s 23 ; 2003 No. 70 s 206 sch 2 ; 2010 No. 39 s 325 sch 1 pt 2 (sec.42-ssec.1) Despite the Land Title Act 1994 or any other Act— the following may be done under this section only if development approval for the subdivision or adjustment has been given— the subdivision of South Bank public land by stratum plan; the subdivision of a stratum lot by stratum plan of subdivision; a minor adjustment to the boundary of a stratum lot by boundary adjustment plan; and South Bank public land may be opened as a road by stratum plan only if the appropriate authority approves; and stratum lots may be amalgamated by stratum plan of amalgamation. (sec.42-ssec.2) The Land Title Act 1994 applies to stratum lots in the same way as it applies to other land except to the extent that it is inconsistent with this Act or incapable of applying. (sec.42-ssec.3) An adjustment that, in the opinion of the appropriate authority, is a minor adjustment may be made to the boundaries of stratum lots by the registration of a boundary adjustment plan. (sec.42-ssec.4) A boundary adjustment plan registered under this section operates, without any further assurance, to vest the land in accordance with the adjusted boundaries. (sec.42-ssec.5) A registered mortgage, lease or other registered estate in a stratum lot adjusted by the registration of a boundary adjustment plan is not affected by the registration of that plan and is taken to relate to the adjusted stratum lot. (sec.42-ssec.6) A stratum lot may be subdivided into 2 or more stratum lots by the registration of a stratum plan of subdivision. (sec.42-ssec.7) The registrar of titles may register a stratum plan of subdivision only if the stratum plan of subdivision is accompanied by a schedule showing, as a whole number for each proposed stratum lot, the proposed value proportion for each stratum lot for the purposes of section 101 and schedule 3 , clause 2(1)(p). (sec.42-ssec.8) When registering a stratum plan of subdivision, the registrar of titles may make any recordings on and amendments to the management statement to which the stratum plan relates, that the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the stratum plan. (sec.42-ssec.9) Subject to subsection (12) , 2 or more, or all, stratum lots in a stratum plan may be amalgamated by the registration of a stratum plan of amalgamation. (sec.42-ssec.10) When registering a stratum plan of amalgamation, the registrar of titles may make any recordings on and amendments to the management statement to which the stratum plan relates that the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the stratum plan. (sec.42-ssec.11) For the purposes of section 101 and schedule 3 , clause 2(1)(p), the relevant value proportion for the stratum lot created by the amalgamation of 2 or more stratum lots is the sum of the value proportions of the stratum lots. (sec.42-ssec.12) A stratum lot that has been subdivided by a leasehold building units plan may be amalgamated with another stratum lot only if the leasehold building units plan has been terminated under schedule 4 . (sec.42-ssec.13) On registration of a stratum plan of amalgamation that amalgamates all of the stratum lots in a stratum plan— the stratum plan; and the management statement that relates to the stratum plan; are extinguished. (sec.42-ssec.14) A request to terminate a management statement must comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation. (sec.42-ssec.15) If a stratum plan of amalgamation is accompanied by a request to terminate a management statement, the registrar of titles— must record the termination of the management statement on the stratum plan to which it relates; and may make such other recordings in the freehold land register as the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the termination of the management statement. (sec.42-ssec.16) Stratum plans, boundary adjustment plans, stratum plans of subdivision and stratum plans of amalgamation must comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation. (sec.42-ssec.17) Despite the Land Title Act 1994 , the Surveyors Act 2003 or any other Act, if a stratum plan, a boundary adjustment plan, a stratum plan of subdivision or a stratum plan of amalgamation has been endorsed by the appropriate authority, the registrar of titles may— register the relevant plan under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and create a separate indefeasible title for each stratum lot created by the registration of the relevant plan by recording a separate set of particulars for each lot in the freehold land register; and make such other recordings in the freehold land register as the registrar of titles considers appropriate to give effect to the registration of the relevant plan. (sec.42-ssec.18) On registration of a stratum plan, a boundary adjustment plan, a stratum plan of subdivision or a stratum plan of amalgamation, the plan is, for the purposes of the Land Title Act 1994 , taken to be recorded in the freehold land register.
Without affecting the implied easements appurtenant to and affecting the lots in a leasehold building units plan created under schedule 4 , section 15 , there is implied in a stratum plan— as appurtenant to the stratum lots comprised in the stratum plan on which a building is situated, an easement for their subjacent and lateral support by other parts of the building that are capable of affording support; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the subjacent and lateral support of other parts of the building that are capable of enjoying support; and as appurtenant to the stratum lots, an easement for their shelter by other parts of the building that are capable of affording shelter; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the shelter of other parts of the building that are capable of being sheltered by those stratum lots. An easement for support and shelter created by subsection (1) — entitles the registered owner of the dominant tenement to enter on the servient tenement to replace, renew or restore any support or shelter; and subsists until the stratum plan is cancelled or the easement is otherwise surrendered. s 43 ins 1991 No. 67 s 18 amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 (sec.43-ssec.1) Without affecting the implied easements appurtenant to and affecting the lots in a leasehold building units plan created under schedule 4 , section 15 , there is implied in a stratum plan— as appurtenant to the stratum lots comprised in the stratum plan on which a building is situated, an easement for their subjacent and lateral support by other parts of the building that are capable of affording support; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the subjacent and lateral support of other parts of the building that are capable of enjoying support; and as appurtenant to the stratum lots, an easement for their shelter by other parts of the building that are capable of affording shelter; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the shelter of other parts of the building that are capable of being sheltered by those stratum lots. (sec.43-ssec.2) An easement for support and shelter created by subsection (1) — entitles the registered owner of the dominant tenement to enter on the servient tenement to replace, renew or restore any support or shelter; and subsists until the stratum plan is cancelled or the easement is otherwise surrendered.
In this section— drainage includes the product of rain, storm, soakage, a spring or seepage. service means— a service in relation to water, sewage, drainage, gas, electricity, oil, garbage or conditioned air; or a service in relation to television, telephone or another means of telecommunication; or any other prescribed service. Without affecting the easements appurtenant to and affecting lots in a leasehold building units plan created under schedule 4 , sections 17 and 17A , unless an easement is created for a particular service or services, there is implied in a stratum plan— as appurtenant to the stratum lots comprised in the stratum plan on which a building is situated, an easement for the passage or supply of the service or services through or by means of pipes, poles, wires, cables or ducts to be laid down or erected that are for the time being existing in or over the building to the extent to which the service or services are capable of being used in the enjoyment of the stratum lots; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the passage or supply of the service or services through or by means of pipes, poles, wires, cables or ducts to be laid down or erected that are for the time being existing in or over the building to the extent to which the services are capable of being used in the enjoyment of the stratum lots. Easements conferred by this section must not be exercised unreasonably by an owner of a stratum lot in such a way as to prevent the owner of another stratum lot from reasonably enjoying the use and occupation of the other owner’s stratum lot. s 44 ins 1991 No. 67 s 18 (sec.44-ssec.1) In this section— drainage includes the product of rain, storm, soakage, a spring or seepage. service means— a service in relation to water, sewage, drainage, gas, electricity, oil, garbage or conditioned air; or a service in relation to television, telephone or another means of telecommunication; or any other prescribed service. (sec.44-ssec.2) Without affecting the easements appurtenant to and affecting lots in a leasehold building units plan created under schedule 4 , sections 17 and 17A , unless an easement is created for a particular service or services, there is implied in a stratum plan— as appurtenant to the stratum lots comprised in the stratum plan on which a building is situated, an easement for the passage or supply of the service or services through or by means of pipes, poles, wires, cables or ducts to be laid down or erected that are for the time being existing in or over the building to the extent to which the service or services are capable of being used in the enjoyment of the stratum lots; and as affecting the stratum lots, an easement for the passage or supply of the service or services through or by means of pipes, poles, wires, cables or ducts to be laid down or erected that are for the time being existing in or over the building to the extent to which the services are capable of being used in the enjoyment of the stratum lots. (sec.44-ssec.3) Easements conferred by this section must not be exercised unreasonably by an owner of a stratum lot in such a way as to prevent the owner of another stratum lot from reasonably enjoying the use and occupation of the other owner’s stratum lot.
All ancillary rights and obligations reasonably necessary to make an easement implied by section 43 or 44 effective are conferred by this section. s 45 ins 1991 No. 67 s 18
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This Act may be cited as the South Bank Corporation Act 1989 .
A note in the text of this Act is part of the Act . s 2 ins 2003 No. 24 s 5
In this Act— application , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def application ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) appropriate authority means— generally— for a development approval given by the corporation—the corporation; or for a development approval given by the council—the council; and for sections 41 (12) and (13) and 42 (1) (b) and (17) , if there is no development approval for the plan of subdivision or amalgamation of land, stratum plan or plan for the opening of a road—the corporation. s 3 def appropriate authority ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 approved development plan means the approved development plan approved by the Governor in Council under section 34 as amended from time to time. s 3 def approved development plan ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) approved form means a form approved under section 114A . s 3 def approved form ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2021 No. 12 s 120 assessable development see section 4 . s 3 def assessable development ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) authority ... s 3 def authority om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) board means the South Bank Corporation Board. s 3 def board ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) boundary adjustment plan means a plan that, as provided by section 42 (4) , shows minor adjustments to the boundaries of stratum lots. s 3 def boundary adjustment plan ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) building see the Building Act 1975 , section 3 . Building Act 1975 , section 3 has been relocated to schedule 2 —see the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 , section 2 sch edule. s 3 def building ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) building management committee means the building management committee for a management statement referred to in schedule 3 , clause 2(2). s 3 def building management committee ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) cadastral surveyor , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def cadastral surveyor ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 chairperson means the chairperson of the corporation. s 3 def chairperson ins 1993 No. 71 s 5 (2) child ... s 3 def child ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 34 s 45 (1) sch pt 1 amdt 30 om 2016 No. 58 s 10 sch 1 complementary development area ... s 3 def complementary development area om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) corporation means the South Bank Corporation established and constituted under section 7 . corporation area means the area as described in schedule 2 or that area as varied under section 16 . council means the Brisbane City Council constituted within the meaning of the City of Brisbane Act 2010 . s 3 def council amd 2010 No. 23 s 352 sch 1 court means— for a child—the Childrens Court; or for someone else—a Magistrates Court. s 3 def court ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 amd 2003 No. 24 s 6 (3) currency period , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def currency period ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) decision notice see section 61 . s 3 def decision notice ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 development is any of the following— carrying out operational work within the corporation area; reconfiguring a South Bank lot within the corporation area; making a material change of use of premises within the corporation area. s 3 def development amd 1991 No. 67 s 4 (3) sub 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) development approval means an approval of an application for development approval contained in a decision notice given under section 61 . s 3 def development approval ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) development completion date means the date of completion of development specified under a regulation. s 3 def development completion date ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) amd 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch disclosure statement , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def disclosure statement ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 employee of the employing office see section 31G (2) . s 3 def employee of the employing office ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 employing office means the South Bank Employing Office established under section 31B . s 3 def employing office ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 exclusion direction means a direction under section 83 . s 3 def exclusion direction ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 exclusion offence see section 82 (2) . s 3 def exclusion offence ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 exclusion order means an order under section 86 . s 3 def exclusion order ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 executive officer means the executive officer of the employing office appointed under section 31E . s 3 def executive officer ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 government entity see the Public Sector Act 2022 , section 276 . s 3 def government entity ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 amd 2009 No. 25 s 83 sch ; 2022 No. 34 s 365 sch 3 industrial instrument see the Industrial Relations Act 2016 , schedule 5 . s 3 def industrial instrument ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 amd 2016 No. 63 s 1157 sch 6 information request , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def information request ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) Integrated Planning Act ... s 3 def Integrated Planning Act ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) om 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 land , other than in section 41 , includes— any estate in, on, over or under land; and the airspace above the surface of land and any estate in the airspace; and the subsoil of land and any estate in the subsoil. s 3 def land sub 1991 No. 67 s 4 (1) – (2) ; 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) lawful use see section 50 (1) . s 3 def lawful use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 law practice , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def law practice ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 leasehold building units lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def leasehold building units lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 management statement means a statement of by-laws and other particulars that, as provided by section 46 , regulates a building and its site or is intended to regulate a proposed building and its site. s 3 def management statement ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) material change of use , of premises, means— the start of a new use of the premises; or the re-establishment on the premises of a use that has been abandoned; or a material increase in the intensity or scale of the use of the premises. s 3 def material change of use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) member means a member of the board. s 3 def member sub 1993 No. 71 s 5 ; 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) Minister ... s 3 def Minister om 1993 No. 71 s 5 (1) modified Building Units and Group Titles Act has the meaning given by section 5 . s 3 def modified Building Units and Group Titles Act ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) normal working hours means the hours between 9a.m. and 4.30p.m. each Monday to Friday, public holidays excepted. operational work has the meaning given in the Planning Act , schedule 2 but does not include placing an advertising device on premises. s 3 def operational work ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 sub 2012 No. 43 s 252 amd 2016 No 27 s 445(3) original seller , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def original seller ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 owner , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def owner ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) parkland precinct ... s 3 def parkland precinct ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) om 2012 No. 43 s 252 (1) Planning Act means the Planning Act 2016 . s 3 def Planning Act ins 2016 No. 27 s 445 (2) planning scheme means a planning scheme under the Planning Act . s 3 def planning scheme ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) amd 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 sub 2016 No. 27 s 445 (1) – (2) premises means— a building or other structure; or land, whether or not a building or other structure is situated on the land. s 3 def premises ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) prescribed trust account , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def prescribed trust account ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 proposed leasehold building units lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def proposed leasehold building units lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 proposed lot , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def proposed lot ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 public agencies includes any public authority or local government constituted by or under any Act, a government department whether of the Commonwealth or Queensland or a statutory body representing the Crown. public authority means— the corporation; or the council; or a public agency. s 3 def public authority ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) public trustee , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def public trustee ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 QPAT means the Queensland Performing Arts Trust. s 3 def QPAT ins 1998 No. 26 s 4 rail GOC ... s 3 def rail GOC ins 2010 No. 19 s 60 om 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 rail government entity see the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 , schedule 6 . s 3 def rail government entity ins 2013 No. 19 s 120 sch 1 real estate agent , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def real estate agent ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 Real Property Acts ... s 3 def Real Property Acts ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) om 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 recognised entity , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def recognised entity ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 reconfiguring , in relation to South Bank lots or land, means— creating South Bank lots by subdividing a South Bank lot or lots or land; or amalgamating 7 South Bank lots; or rearranging the boundaries of a South Bank lot or lots or land by registering a plan of subdivision; or dividing the land into parts by agreement (other than a lease for a term, including renewal options, not exceeding 10 years) rendering different parts of a South Bank lot or lots immediately available for separate disposition or separate occupation; or creating an easement giving access to a South Bank lot or lots or land from a constructed road. s 3 def reconfiguring ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) registered , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def registered ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 Register of Dealings ... s 3 def Register of Dealings om 1993 No. 71 s 5 (1) Registrar of Titles ... s 3 def Registrar of Titles om 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 registrar of titles means the registrar of titles under the Land Title Act 1994 . s 3 def registrar of titles ins 2021 No. 12 s 120 (2) relevant application see section 77 (1) . s 3 def relevant application ins 2016 No. 27 s 445 (2) restricted property means part of a building or its site or part of a proposed building or its site, the use of which is restricted by a management statement. s 3 def restricted property ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) reviewable exclusion direction means an exclusion direction excluding a person from the site, or a part of the site, for longer than 24 hours. s 3 def reviewable exclusion direction ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 security officer means an individual appointed by the corporation or the council under section 108 . s 3 def security officer ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 sub 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) – (2) ; 2012 No. 43 s 252 seller , for part 9A , see section 97B . s 3 def seller ins 2014 No. 46 s 67 site , in part 8 , means the part of the corporation area declared under a by-law to be the site, and includes any part of the area declared to be the site. s 3 def site ins 1995 No. 46 s 4 South Bank lot means any of the following within the corporation area— a lot under the Land Title Act 1994 ; a separate, distinct parcel of land for which an interest is recorded in a register under the Land Act 1994 ; common property for a community titles scheme under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 ; a stratum lot; a lot on a leasehold building units plan; common property. ‘Common property’ in paragraph (f) has the meaning it has in schedule 4 because of section 6 . s 3 def South Bank lot ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) South Bank public land means land that is— under the Land Title Act 1994 ; and within the corporation area; and held in fee simple by a public authority. s 3 def South Bank public land ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) amd 1994 No. 11 s 194 sch 2 stratum lot means a lot in a stratum plan that is limited wholly or partly in height, depth or both. s 3 def stratum lot ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum parcel means a parcel created by a subdivision permitted by schedule 4 , section 8 (1B) . s 3 def stratum parcel ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan means a plan of subdivision that, under section 42 , subdivides land into stratum lots. s 3 def stratum plan ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan of amalgamation means a plan, under section 42 , for the amalgamation of 2 or more, or all, stratum lots in a stratum plan. s 3 def stratum plan of amalgamation ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) stratum plan of subdivision means a plan, under section 42 , for the subdivision of a stratum lot into 2 or more stratum lots. s 3 def stratum plan of subdivision ins 1991 No. 67 s 4 (2) Sustainable Planning Act ... s 3 def Sustainable Planning Act ins 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 om 2016 No. 27 s 445 (1) town plan ... s 3 def town plan sub 1993 No. 70 s 804 sch om 2003 No. 24 s 6 (1) use , for part 7 , see section 49 . s 3 def use ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) work ... s 3 def work ins 2003 No. 24 s 6 (2) om 2009 No. 36 s 872 sch 2 work performance arrangement means an arrangement under which an employee of a government entity or public agency performs work for another government entity or public agency. s 3 def work performance arrangement ins 2007 No. 20 s 90 s 3 prev s 3 amd 5 June 1992 RA ss 38 and 40 om 1993 No. 71 s 4 pres s 3 amd 1995 No. 46 s 3 sch
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