Functions of Corporation
12 Functions of Corporation
The functions of the Corporation are:
(a) to do anything for the development of land in the Precinct that is owned or controlled by the Corporation; and
(b) to manage property (including land and marine infrastructure) in the Precinct that is owned or controlled by the Corporation; and
(c) to do anything (promotional activities) for the promotion of the Precinct as a place of residence and business and a venue for public events and entertainment; and
(d) to do anything for construction to be carried out in the Precinct; and
to preserve good order in the Precinct; and
(f) to do anything for the provision of municipal services in the Precinct; and
(g) to do anything for the development and maintenance of other civic amenities and facilities in the Precinct (including the staging of public events and entertainment in the Precinct); and
(h) on the Minister's request, to advise the Minister about the Precinct; and
(i) to develop and manage land not forming part of the Precinct as directed by the Minister and in accordance with the regulations; and
to perform other functions specified by regulation.
Without limiting subsection (1), the Corporation may:
(a) as the owner or controller of land, give instructions to any Agency or other body that is engaged in the development of, or construction works on, the land; and
(b) consult with anyone in relation to the performance of any of its functions.
(3) The Corporation may enter into an arrangement with the Darwin City Council or another person for the performance by the Council or person of specified functions of the Corporation.
(3A) The arrangement may provide for the Council or person to exercise powers of the Corporation for the arrangement.
(4) The Corporation must perform its functions having regard to the objects of this Act.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statementSecond reading speech
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