Crown Land Management Act 2016

The holder of a holding may object to a redetermination of rent made by the Secretary unless—

the redetermination is done under the provisions of the holding rather than this Part, or

the provisions of the holding preclude objections against redeterminations, or

the redetermination results from a recommendation of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal, or

the redetermination results from an increase in the minimum annual rent payable for the holding.

The objection must—

be made in writing in the approved form, and

contain the approved particulars, and

be lodged with the Secretary within 28 days after the holder is given written notice of the redetermination.

After considering an objection, the Secretary may—

reject the objection, or

vary the redetermined rent to take into account anything raised by the objection that the Secretary considers relevant.

The Secretary must give the objector written notice of the Secretary’s decision concerning the objection (including any adjusted rent resulting from the decision).

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