sec.66Road access works within State-controlled road

### sec.66 Road access works within State-controlled road To remove doubt, it is declared that— a decision under section 62 (1) does not give rise to any rights whether beneficial or otherwise in any property that is on, or part of, a State-controlled road; and section 62 does not limit the chief executive’s powers to change, remove, construct or deal with road access works to the extent they are on, or part of, a State-controlled road. Also, it is declared that the chief executive is not obliged to consider making or obliged to make a decision for a person under section 62 (1) in relation to road access works to the extent they are on, or part of, a State-controlled road if none of the following circumstances relevant to the decision exist— action by the chief executive in substance changing the effect of a previous decision, binding on the person, in force under section 62 (1) about anything mentioned in section 62 (1) (a) to (c) ; action by the chief executive affecting a written agreement under this Act between the chief executive and the person bound by a decision under 62(1). Subsection (2) does not limit the discretion of the chief executive under section 62 (1) . s 66 ins 2000 No. 6 s 17 (sec.66-ssec.1) To remove doubt, it is declared that— a decision under section 62 (1) does not give rise to any rights whether beneficial or otherwise in any property that is on, or part of, a State-controlled road; and section 62 does not limit the chief executive’s powers to change, remove, construct or deal with road access works to the extent they are on, or part of, a State-controlled road. (sec.66-ssec.2) Also, it is declared that the chief executive is not obliged to consider making or obliged to make a decision for a person under section 62 (1) in relation to road access works to the extent they are on, or part of, a State-controlled road if none of the following circumstances relevant to the decision exist— action by the chief executive in substance changing the effect of a previous decision, binding on the person, in force under section 62 (1) about anything mentioned in section 62 (1) (a) to (c) ; action by the chief executive affecting a written agreement under this Act between the chief executive and the person bound by a decision under 62(1). (sec.66-ssec.3) Subsection (2) does not limit the discretion of the chief executive under section 62 (1) . - (a) a decision under section 62 (1) does not give rise to any rights whether beneficial or otherwise in any property that is on, or part of, a State-controlled road; and - (b) section 62 does not limit the chief executive’s powers to change, remove, construct or deal with road access works to the extent they are on, or part of, a State-controlled road. - (a) action by the chief executive in substance changing the effect of a previous decision, binding on the person, in force under section 62 (1) about anything mentioned in section 62 (1) (a) to (c) ; - (b) action by the chief executive affecting a written agreement under this Act between the chief executive and the person bound by a decision under 62(1).