sec.90AApportionment of office’s estimated mining costs

sec.90A Apportionment of office’s estimated mining costs

This section provides for the apportionment of the office’s estimated mining costs for a financial year in relation to levyable mining tenures. The office must apportion the office’s estimated mining costs to each class of levyable mining tenure according to the proportion of the office’s functions under the Act carried out in the financial year for the class of levyable mining tenure. The office must further apportion the amount worked out under subsection (2) for a class of levyable mining tenure by— for a class A tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class A tenures by the total number of hectares in all class A tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and for a class B tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class B tenures by the total number of hectares in all class B tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and for a class C tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class C tenures by the total number of resource projects that include a class C tenure, worked out on the relevant date for the financial year. s 90A ins 2019 SL No. 242 s 11 (sec.90A-ssec.1) This section provides for the apportionment of the office’s estimated mining costs for a financial year in relation to levyable mining tenures. (sec.90A-ssec.2) The office must apportion the office’s estimated mining costs to each class of levyable mining tenure according to the proportion of the office’s functions under the Act carried out in the financial year for the class of levyable mining tenure. (sec.90A-ssec.3) The office must further apportion the amount worked out under subsection (2) for a class of levyable mining tenure by— for a class A tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class A tenures by the total number of hectares in all class A tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and for a class B tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class B tenures by the total number of hectares in all class B tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and for a class C tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class C tenures by the total number of resource projects that include a class C tenure, worked out on the relevant date for the financial year.

• (a) for a class A tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class A tenures by the total number of hectares in all class A tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and
• (b) for a class B tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class B tenures by the total number of hectares in all class B tenures existing on the relevant date for the financial year; and
• (c) for a class C tenure—dividing the amount apportioned for class C tenures by the total number of resource projects that include a class C tenure, worked out on the relevant date for the financial year.