Amount of charge to be tendered
30 Amount of charge to be tendered
If a person to whom a grant becomes available under subsection 29(1) does not, immediately after having been notified of that fact, tender the amount of charge due and payable at that time under the Statutory Fishing Rights Charge Act 1991 in respect of the grant, the grant ceases to be available to the person.
If, within 30 days after a grant of fishing rights has become available to a person, either because of subsection 29(2) or (3) or because of a previous application of this subsection, the person does not tender the amount of any charge due and payable under the Statutory Fishing Rights Charge Act 1991 in respect of the grant:
the grant ceases to be available to the person; and
if a precedence list has been prepared for the purposes of the grant:
the name of the person is, by force of this subsection, deleted from the list; and
the grant is available to the person who then becomes the highest ranking person on that list.
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