Mining Amendment Regulations 1994 (WA)
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MINING ACT 1978
MINING AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 1994
Made by the Lieutenant-Governor and deputy of the Governor in Executive
Council.
Citation
1. These regulations may be cited as the Mining Amendment Regulations
1994.
Commencement
(b) at the end of the definition of "royalty return" by deleting the full
stop and substituting a semi-colon; and 2. These regulations come into operation on the day on which Part 2 of the
Mining Amendment Act 1993 comes into operation.
Principal regulations
3. In these regulations the Mining Regulations 1981* are referred to as the
principal regulations.
E* Reprinted as at 11 August 1988.
For amendments to 8 June 1994 see 1993 Index to Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 185-71
Regulation 2 amended
4. Regulation 2 of the principal regulations is amended —
(a) in the definition of "date of application" by deleting "with the warden or" and substituting the following
at the office of the
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(c) by inserting after the definition of "royalty return" the following
it definitions - "section" means section of the Act;
"the Act" means the Mining Act 1978.
Regulation 16A amended
5. Regulation 16A (1) of the principal regulations is amended by inserting
after "section 45 (3)" the following -
1993) (as continued in force by section 5 (2) of the Mining Amendment Act Part W, Division 2A inserted
.6. Part IV of the principal regulations is amended by inserting after regulation
23A the following Division -
Division 2A - Retention Licences
Application and marking out
23B. (1) An applicant for a retention licence is to comply with the regulations in Part V, Division 2 with such modifications as the circumstances require.
a retention licence is sought unless the Minister so requires under (2) It is not necessary to mark out the land in respect of which section 70D (7).
applicant is to do so in accordance with regulations 59, 60 and 61. (3) If the Minister requires the land to be marked out the Fee, rent to accompany application
23C. An application for a retention licence is to be accompanied
by - (a) the prescribed application fee; and (b) the prescribed rent per hectare or part thereof. Instrument of licence
23D. The instrument of licence for a retention licence shall be in
the form No. 7 in the First Schedule.
Reports to be lodged
23E. (1) The periodical reports and returns required under section 70H (1) (f) shall be a report on operations on the minin tenement in the form No. 5 in the First Schedule, to be lodge within 60 days after - each anniversary date of the commencement of the term
(a) of the licence; (b) the surrender, forfeiture, expiry or other cancellation of the licence;
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(c)
the surrender of any portion of the licence, relating to any work done during the tenure of the licence on that surrendered portion,
or within such further period as the Minister may approve prior to
the date due for the lodging of the report.(2) A person who, in a report required under section 70H (1) (f), gives information that the person knows is false or misleading in a material respect commits an offence.
Application for renewal
23F. (1) An application under section 70E (2) for the renewal or further renewal of a retention licence shall be -
(a) made in the form No. 9 in the First Schedule;
(b) accompanied by -(i) a report setting out a summary of any work and any investigations carried out under the licence,
and a detailed programme of any work and any investigations proposed to be carried out under the licence;
(ii) a statutory declaration stating that mining of the identified mineral resource remains impracticable
for one or more of the reasons referred to in section 70C (2) (and setting out that reason or those reasons in the statutory declaration);
(iii) the instrument of licence; and
(iv) the rent pursuant to regulation 23C (b) for a
period of 12 months commencing on the day after
the day on which the licence is due to expire;
and
(c) lodged at the office of the mining registrar at any time during the final year of the term of that licence.
(2) If the application is refused, a pro rata refund of rent will be paid to the applicant in respect of each whole month of the period for which rent has been paid, commencing on the day on which the application is refused.
Limit on amount of earth, etc., that may be removed 23G. For the purposes. of section 70J (c), the limit on the amount
of land, earth, soil, rock, stone, fluid or mineral bearing substance which may be excavated, extracted or removed during the period for which the retention licence remains in force is 1 000 tonnes in total, and the excavation, extraction or removal of a larger tonnage, without the Minister's written approval, renders the licence liable to forfeiture.
Manner of identifying mineral resource
2311. For the purposes of section 70A, a deposit of minerals is an "identified mineral resource" when sufficient exploration and sampling of in situ mineralisation has been undertaken to allow the continuity of mineralisation to be assessed as being within the "Indicated" or "Measured" classifications by a "Resource Report"
Identified Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves, published by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Australian prepared in accordance with the Australasian Code for Reporting of Industry Council in September 1992.
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Regulation 25 amended
7. Regulation 25 of the principal regulations is amended -
(a) at the end of paragraph (a) by inserting after "fee;" the following - It
and
(b) full stop; and at the end of paragraph (b) by deleting "; and" and substituting a (c) by deleting paragraph (c).
Regulation 30 repealed and a regulation substituted
8. Regulation 30 of the principal regulations is repealed and the following
regulation substituted
It
Notice required by section 56A (8), 70 (8) or 85B (3)
30. When the holder of -
a special prospecting licence granted under
(a) section 56A (8);
(b) a special prospecting licence granted under section 70 (6); or
(c) a specialprospecting licence granted under section 85B (3),
makes an application for a mining lease for gold in respect of the land or any part of the land which is the subject of a special prospecting licence, that person shall, within 14 days of the date of
the application, serve notice in the form No. 21 in the First Schedule
on the holder of-
(aa) the prospecting licence firstmentioned in section 56A (1); (bb) the exploration licence referred to in section 70 (1); or
(cc) the mining lease referred to in section 85B (1),
as the case may be.
Regulation 34 amended 9. Regulation 34 of the principal regulations is amended -
(a) at the end of paragraph (a) by inserting after "fee;" the following - 44
and
(b) at the end of paragraph (b) by deleting"; and" and substituting a full stop; and
(c) by deleting paragraph W.
Regulation 4213 amended
10. Regulation 42B of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph (e)
by deleting "for using" and substituting the following -
the use of
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WA
Regulation 45 amended
11. Regulation 45 (3) of the principal regulations is amended by deleting", the
survey fee for re-survey of the retained portion." and substituting the prescribed fee, and where applicable, and subject to regulation 94, the prescribed following - and the prescribed fee.
Regulation 50 amended
12. Regulation 50 of the principal regulations is amended -
(a) by deleting "licence is forfeited" and substituting the following - licence or retention licence is forfeited
(b) in paragraph (a) by inserting after "exploration licence", in both places where it occurs, the following -
or retention licence, "; and
(c) in paragraph (b) by inserting after "exploration licence" the following - or retention licence
Regulation 51 amended
13. Regulation 51 of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph (d) by
deleting with" and substituting the following -
at the office of ". Regulation SiB amended
14. Regulation SiB of the principal regulations is amended in
paragraph (b) -
(a) by deleting "lodged with" and substituting the following -
lodged at the office of "; and
(b) by deleting "application with" and substituting the following - 44
application at the office of ".
Regulation 64 amended
15. Regulation 64 (3) of the principal regulations is amended by inserting after
"56A, 70 the following -
,85B
Regulation 64B inserted
16. After regulation 64A of the principal regulations the following regulation
U is inserted - Notice of application for mining tenement -
pastoral lessee or other leaseholder
64B. For the purposes of section 118, where notice is required to be given to the holder of a pastoral lease, or other lease granted by or on behalf of the Crown for grazing purposes only, that notice is to be given within 14 days of the lodging of the application to which the notice relates.
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Regulation 70A amended
17. Regulation 70A (1) of the principal regulations is amended -
(a) by deleting "section 105 (2)" and substituting the following - it
section 67A "; and
(b) in paragraph (a) by deleting "with" and substituting the following -
at the office of ".
Regulation 70C amended
18. Regulation 70C of the principal regulations is amended - (a) in subregulation (1) -
(i) by deleting "or section 67" and substituting the following -
section 67 or section 70L "; and
by deleting "or exploration licence" and substituting the
(ii) following -
it
,exploration licence or retention licence
and
(b) in subregulation (2) -
by deleting "or exploration licence" and substituting the
(i) following -
exploration licence or retention licence
and
(ii) by deleting "or section 67" and substituting the following -
,section 67 or section 70L
Regulation 70D inserted
19. After regulation 70C of the principal regulations the following regulation
" is inserted -
Refund when retention licence granted or refused by the holder of a primary tenement under section 70C of the Act 70D. (1) Where an application for a retention licence is made and the licence is granted, the applicant is entitled to a pro rata refund of the balance of any portion of the unused rent which has been paid on the primary tenement by the applicant.
refused and the term of the primary tenement has been extended - (2) Where an application described in subregulation (1) is
(a) beyond its normal expiry date under section 70C (6) of the Act; and (b) section 70C (6) (b) of the Act, for a period of 30 days following that refusal under the applicant is entitled to a pro rata refund of the balance of any portion of the unused rent which has been paid on the primary tenement by the applicant.
regulation, only whole months of the term that is remaining shall (3) When calculating a pro rata refund for the purposes of this be the subject of the refund.
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Regulation 75 amended
20. Regulation 75 of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph (a) by
deleting or 60" and substituting the following -
60 or 70F
Regulation 76B inserted
21. After regulation 76A of the principal regulations the following regulation
is is inserted - Notification of registration of surrender
registration of a surrender under section 26A or 65 shall be a notice 76B. For the purposes of section 120A (2), notification of the of the registration of the surrender sent, by or on behalf of the
Minister, by certified mail to the caveator.
Regulation 85 amended
22. Regulation 85 of the principal regulations is amended in paragraph (c) by
be deemed to be related for the purposes of that Code." and substituting the deleting would under section 7 (5) of the Companies (Western Australia) Code following - is, under section 50 of the Corporations Law, said to be related for
the purposes of that Law.
Regulations 94 and 94A repealed
23. Regulations 94 and 94A of the principal regulations are repealed.
Regulation 118 amended
24. Regulation 118 of the principal regulations is amended -
(a) in subregulation (1) (a) by deleting "or 58 (2) (b)" and substituting the following -
58 (2) (b) or 70G (1) "; and
(b) by inserting after subregulation (2) the following subregulation -
mining lease under section 80 of the Act, or of a general (3) Subject to regulation 118C, a survey of a purpose lease under section 90 of the Act may be arranged by the holder of the tenement and carried out at any time, but if the Director directs, by written notice given to the holder of the tenement, that a survey be arranged and carried out, the holder of the tenement must arrange for a survey to be carried out within the time specified in the notice.
Regulation 118C inserted
25. After regulation 118B of the principal regulations the following regulation
is inserted -
Refund of certain survey fees
118C. (1) Where a prescribed survey fee was paid under the Act before the commencement of section 28 of the Mining Amendment Act 1993 but a mining survey has not yet been arranged, the Director General of Mines may, on written application by the applicant for, or holder of, the tenement concerned, refund the survey fee.
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Director may give a written notice to the applicant or tenement (2) Where a survey fee is refunded under subregulation (1), the
must be arranged. holder (as the case may be) specifying a time within which a survey applicant for, or holder of, the tenement concerned must arrange (3) Where a survey fee is refunded under subregulation (1), the and pay for a mining survey of the tenement to be carried out by an
approved surveyor -within the time period specified in a notice given under
(a) subregulation (2); or
(b)
if no notice is given under subregulation (2), at any time.
Part VIA inserted
26. After regulation 120E of the principal regulations the following Part is
inserted -
PART VIA - INSPECTORS
Division 1 - Inspectors Assignment of inspectors for environmental purpose
120F. (1) The Director General of Mines may assign an inspector appointed under section 11 to carry out the duties and to exercise the powers set out in this Part.
(2) Where the Director General of Mines has assigned an inspector under subregulation (1), the Director General must issue the inspector with a certificate of assignment which states - that the inspector is authorized to carry out those
(a) duties and exercise those powers set out in this Part; and
(b) that the inspector to whom the certificate is issued is entitled to act in the capacity of-
(i) an inspector; or (ii) a senior inspector,
as the case may be.
tenement, he or she must produce the certificate to the holder of the (3) When an inspector or a senior inspector enters a mining mining tenement if asked to do so by the holder.
or she must produce the certificate to the mine manager or the (4) When an inspector or a senior inspector enters a mine, he person ostensibly in charge of the mine if asked to do so.
inspector" is a reference to the holder of a certificate under (5) A reference in this Part to an "inspector" or a "senior subregulation (1).
Inspectors may enter mining tenement or mine
120G. (1) An inspector or a senior inspector may enter, inspect and inquire in respect of any mining tenement or mine -
(a) to establish the condition of that mining tenement or mine; or
(b) for any purpose related to the protection of the environment.
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An inspector or a senior inspector may be accompanied by any person thought to be necessary by that inspector or senior inspector when entering a mining tenement or mine under subregulation (1), but the inspector or senior inspector, or person chosen to accompany him or her, must not unnecessarily impede or obstruct any operations.
(2)
inspector, or who fails within a reasonable time to furnish an (3) A person who refuses entry to an inspector or a senior
inspector or a senior inspector with the means to enter a mining tenement or mine that the inspector or senior inspector wishes to enter, commits an offence.
Division 2 Directions to modify mining operations
Inspectors may issue directions
120H. If an inspector or a senior inspector is of the opinion that a mine, or any activity in connection with that mine is likely to have or is having a significant adverse effect on the environment, that inspector or senior inspector may issue a written direction to modify mining operations to the mining tenement holder -
(a) by delivering a copy of that direction to the person ostensibly in charge at the site of the relevant mine; or
in the absence of the person referred to in paragraph
(b) (a), by posting a copy to the mining tenement holder at that mining tenement holder's last known address.
Directions
1201. A direction to modify mining operations must -
(a) be in writing; (b) specify the operation or activity to be modified, and its effect or potential effect on the environment;
(c) set out the reason for that effect or perceived effect; (d) specify a time and date within which compliance with the direction must take place; and (e) indicate that a review of the decision to issue that
direction, or of the terms of that direction, may be sought within 7 days of the receipt of that direction in accordance with regulation 120J.
Review of direction
120J. (1) A mining tenement holder to whom a direction is issued, or the holder's agent, may request a review of the decision to issue that direction, or of the terms of that direction, by delivering a request in writing within 7 days of the receipt of that direction, to the State Mining Engineer, setting out the reasons for the request.
A minin tenement holder is not bound by a direction while a review of the direction is being sought or determined.
(2)
When reviewing a direction, the State Mining Engineer may take into account any active measures that have been taken by the mining tenement holder which result in substantial compliance with the direction and the State Mining Engineer may extend the time period for compliance with the direction if the State Mining Engineer is of the opinion that measures already taken by the mining tenement holder will be completed within the extended time period.
(3)
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(4) Upon the review of a direction, the State Mining Engineer is to determine that review by -
(a) confirming the decision to issue a direction and confirming the terms of that direction, giving a new
period for compliance;
(b) confirming the decision to issue a direction but modifying the terms of that direction, giving a new
period for compliance; or
(c) revoking the direction. Compliance with directions
1201L (1) A mining tenement holder to whom a direction is issued and who has not requested a review of that direction, shall comely with the terms of that direction within the time period specified in that direction.
(2) When a mining tenement holder to whom a direction is issued requests a review, or intends to request a review and a review is requested, if upon determination of that review -
(a) terms of that direction are confirmed, the mining the decision to issue a direction is confirmed and the tenement holder shall comply with the terms of that direction within the new time period specified in that direction;
(b) the decision to issue a direction is confirmed but the terms of that direction are modified, themining tenement holder shall comply with the modified terms of that direction within the new time period specified in that direction; or
(c) the direction is revoked, the mining tenement holder is not bound by the original direction.
(3) A mining tenement holder who does not comply with subregulation (1) or (2) commits an offence.
(4) A term of a contract or agreement that purports to exclude, restrict or modify a person's obligation to comply with a direction is void, and a person's obligation to comply with a direction is not affected by reason of surrender, forfeiture or expiry of the mining tenement.
Division 3— Stop Work Orders
Inspectors may issue Stop Work Orders
1201. (1) If an inspector or a senior inspector is of the opinion
that—
(a) a mining tenement holder is not complying with a provision of the Act or these regulations;
(b) a mining tenement holder is not complying with the mining tenement conditions; or
an accident or unexpected event has taken place or may
(c) take place at a mine under the control of a mining tenement holder,
and as a result of that non-compliance, or accident or event, there is, or may be, a significant adverse effect on the environment, that inspector or senior inspector may issue a Stop Work Order to the mining tenement holder.
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(2) A Stop Work Order shall be issued -
(a) by delivering a copy of that Order to the person ostensibly in charge at the site of the relevant mine; or
in the absence of the person referred to in paragraph
(b) (a), by posting a copy to the mining tenement holder at that mining tenement holder's last known address.
inspector must first obtain the approval of a senior inspector after (3) If an inspector intends to issue a Stop Work Order, that
explaining the nature of the effect or potential effect on the
environment to that senior inspector.
Stop Work Orders
120M. A Stop Work Order must - (a) be in writing; (b) specify the operation or activity and its effect or the potential effect on the environment;
(c) set out the mining operations to be stopped; (d) operations are to stop; specify a time and date at or before which those mining (e)
show that it is issued by a senior inspector, or an inspector who has obtained the approval of a senior inspector; and
(f) Order, or of the terms of that Order, may be sought indicate that a review of the decision to issue that within 14 days of the receipt of that Order in
accordance with regulation 120N.Review of a Stop Work Order
120N. (1) A mining tenement holder to whom a Stop Work Order is issued, or the holder's agent, may request a review of the decision to issue that Order, or of the terms of that Order, by delivering a request in writing within 14 days of the receipt of that order by the mining tenement holder, to the Minister, setting out the reasons for the request.
The mining tenement holder shall ensure that mining Order stop in accordance with the Order regardless of whether a (2)
operations which are specified as being the subject of a Stop Work
review is requested or not.
Order, the Minister shall obtain a report from the State Mining (3) Upon receiving a request for a review of a Stop Work
Engineer setting out details of the reasons given by the inspector. or senior inspector for issuing the Order, together with the State Mining Engineer's recommendations on the matter.
Minister may consult with a senior mining industry representative, (4) Upon receiving the State Mining Engineer's report, the nominated by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
(5) appropriate, after consultation in accordance with subregulation (4),
After receiving a report under subregulation (3) and, where the Minister is to determine the review by -
(a) confirming the decision to issue a Stop Work Order and confirming the terms of that Stop Work Order;
(b) confirming the decision to issue a Stop Work Order but modifying the terms of that Stop Work Order; or
(c) revoking the Stop Work Order.
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writing, and sent to the mining tenement holder's last known (6) A determination under subregulation (5) must be in
address within 14 days of the receipt by the Minister of the request
for review.
Compliance with Stop Work Orders
1200. (1) A mining tenement holder to whom a Stop Work Order is issued shall comply with the terms of that Order at or before the time specified in that Order.
issued shall not recommence mining operations which are the (2) A mining tenement holder to whom a Stop Work Order is subject of a Stop Work Order unless -
written approval to do so has been obtained from either
(a) the Minister or a senior inspector; or a determination has been made under regulation 120N
(b) (5) allowing the mining tenement holder to do so. subregulation (1) or (2) commits an offence. (3) A mining tenement holder who does not comply with restrict or modify a person's obligation to comply with a Stop Work (4) A term of a contract or agreement that purports to exclude,
Order is void, and a person's obligation to comply with an Order is not affected by reason of surrender, forfeiture or expiry of the mining tenement.
Regulation 126 amended
27. Regulation 126 of the principal regulations is amended by deleting "lodge
with" and substituting the following -
lodge at the office of ".
Regulation 127A inserted 28. After regulation 127 of the principal regulations the following regulation
is inserted -
Persons before whom affidavit may be sworn
127A. For the purposes of section 144 (e) of the Act, the offices of (a) Director; (b) Deputy Director; and (c) Manager, of the Mining Registration Division of the department are prescribed as offices and classes of offices so that the occupants of those offices are persons before whom affidavits to be used in a warden's court, or to be used before a warden, may be sworn.
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First Schedule amended
29. (1) The First Schedule to the principal regulations is amended by
inserting after Form 6 the following form - cc
Form 7 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Instrument of Mining Act 1978 Licence (Sec.703 reg.23D) RETENTION LICENCE No.
(a) Name and holder and number of shares
address of
(a)
is/are, authorized in accordance with section 70J of the Mining Act 1978 to further explore the land which is the subject of this licence situated at
(b) Locality (b) in the (c) Mineral (C) Mineral Field Field
containing approximately
(d) Area (d) hectares
for a term of years commencing on the date of the grant of the licence.
(e) Date Licence (e) Granted
(0 Shire 00
subject to the provisions of the Mining Act 1978 and the conditions/endorsements as set out on the reverse of this Form. Mining Registrar
NOTE
In addition to any specific conditions that are endorsed on this instrument, the holder in exercising the rights granted by this Licence must firstensure that the necessary consents and permission have been obtained and compensation has been agreed to or determined in respect to certain Crown Land, Public Reserves, private land, etc., and where the lawful rights of other land users is concerned or affected.
(Reverse of Form)
Schedule of Endorsements/Conditions/Description o
(ranted Area
(2) The First Schedule to the principal regulations is amended -
(a) in the heading to Form 9 by inserting after "(Sees. 45, 61," the following -
" 70E, (b) in the heading to Form 16 by inserting after "(Sees. 42, 59," the following -
49
70D, "; and
(c)
in the heading to Form 32 by deleting "Sec." and substituting the following
" (Sees. 70F, ".
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(3) The First Schedule to the principal regulations is amended by deleting
Form 21 and substituting the following form -
Form 21 WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Mining Act 1978
(Sees. 41, 58, 70C, 74, 86, 91, Reg. 64)APPLICATION FOR MINING TENEMENT
(a)Type of tenement (a) I No.. . .1
(b) Time & Date marked out (b) a.mfp.m. I I (c) (where applicable)
(C) Mineral Field (d)&çe. ............ha'es APPLICANT:
(d) Full
Name for (e) Address each (1) No. of appli.
shares cant
(g)
Total No. of shares
DESCRIPTION OF GROUND APPLIED FOR
_______
(For Explora Note 1. Licences see (g) Total For other Licences see For
Note 2. (h) For all Licences see Note 3.) ...(i) (h) Locality
.. ....................................................................................................................... (i) Datum Peg (j) Boundaries
(k) Area (ha or Km)
(k) I (I) Signature of
(I) ......................DATE .......................... applicant or agent
OBJECTIONS to this application may be lodged at the Mining Registrar's office at........................................................... on or before the ........day of .......19 ......(see Note 4) and the
0 hearing will take place on the ........day of ............19 ..........
F OBJECTIONS on grounds relating to rights of traditional usage must be lodged I
on or before the ........day of 19 C -
E FEES PAID $ c Receipt No: U Application SHIRE: S E Rent
TOTAL Map Ref. L-L-
Received at ............m on...................... Plan ...... (Mining Registrar)
Scale .....
NOTES
Note 1: EXPLORATION LICENCE
(I) Attachments 1 and 2 must be completed and accompany the lodgement of every application for an
Exploration Licence in lieu of (h), (i), (J) and (k) above and a map.
(ii) An application for an Exploration Licence shall be accompanied by a statement epecUptng method of
applicant(s). exploration, detalle of the proposed work programme. estimated cost of exploration and technical and financial ability of the Note 2: PROSPECTING/MISCELLANEOUS LICENCE AND MINING/GENERAL PURPOSE LEASE
applied for. This application form shall be accompanied by a map on which are clearly delineated the boundaries ottlie area Note 3: GROUND AVAILABILITY
Ci) The onus is on the applicant to ensure that ground is available to be marked Out and/or applied for. (ii)
The following action should be Laken to ascertain ground availability:
(a) public plan search:(b) register search: (C) ground inspection.
Note 4: ALL APPLICATIONS OVER PRIVATE LA ND
lodging objections, whichever is the longer period. The period for lodgement of an objection is within 21 days of service of this notice, or the date noted above for
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Mining Act 1978 FORM 21— ATTACHMENT 1 Sec. 58, Reg 64
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Second Schedule amended
30. The Second Schedule to the principal regulations is amended —
(a)
in item 1 by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical position the following —
Retention licence per hectare
or part thereof Reg. 23C 4.65
in item 2 by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical position the
(b) following —
Retention Licence Reg. 23C 400.00
and
(c) by deleting item 12.
By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and deputy of the Governor.
D. G. BLIGHT, Clerk of the Council.
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