(a) no tender is recommended by the Committee under section 10 or accepted by the Minister; and
(b) the Valuer-General has advised the Committee that there is sufficient time for a fresh valuation to be made under this section –
the Committee must so report to the Minister who must, on considering the report, direct that –
(c) the tender be re-advertised; or
(d) the fresh valuation be deferred; or
(e) the Valuer-General arrange for the provision of valuation services on such reasonable terms and conditions as the Valuer-General may procure, including the use of State Service officers or State Service employees.
(6) Where –
[Section 20 Subsection (6) substituted by No. 39 of 2006, s. 13, Applied:01 Jan 2007]
(a) no tender is recommended by the Committee under section 10 or accepted by the Minister; and
(b) the Valuer-General has advised the Committee that it is necessary to expedite the fresh valuation to ensure compliance with subsection (1) –
the Committee must so report to the Minister who must, on considering the report, direct that –
(c) the tender be re-advertised; or
(d) the Valuer-General arrange for the provision of valuation services on such reasonable terms as the Valuer-General may procure, including the use of State Service officers or State Service employees.
(a) on a tender being re-advertised under subsection (6)(c) , no tender is recommended by the Committee under section 10 ; or
(b) the Valuer-General is unable to make arrangements for a fresh valuation under subsection (6)(d) ; or
(c) there is a failure to provide valuation services as required by a contract to provide those services –
the Minister may direct that an extension of the period required by subsection (1) be allowed so that a fresh valuation can be completed at the earliest practicable opportunity and, in the case of a failure as mentioned in paragraph (c) , may also direct that the Valuer-General arrange for the completion of the valuation services on such reasonable terms and conditions as the Valuer-General may procure, including the use of State Service officers or State Service employees.
(i) by a further notice in writing served on that person, terminate the valuation services contract; and
(ii) direct the Valuer-General to arrange for the undertaking of the valuation services on such reasonable terms and conditions as he or she may procure.
(9) [Section 20 Subsection (9) amended by No. 39 of 2006, s. 13, Applied:01 Jan 2007] When a fresh valuation has been made under this section, the Governor must, by proclamation, fix a date on and after which the fresh valuation is to come into force and, on and after the date so fixed, that valuation is, subject to any objection under this Act, to be the valuation of all lands to which it relates.
(11) The first fresh valuation of lands within a valuation district after the commencement day is to be made before a date specified for the purpose by an order made by the Minister and published in the Gazette.
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