Fees and rent
Schedule 1 Fees and rent
Part 1 Fees payable for applications
regulation 46(1)
Section of Act |
Application |
Fee (revenue units) |
12A |
group reporting |
100 |
12A |
variation to group reporting |
50 |
27(1) |
grant of EL |
350 |
29(4) |
no reduction, lesser reduction or deferral of reduction of title area of EL |
100 |
31(2) |
bulk sample approval |
100 |
33(1) |
designation of ELR |
200 |
41(1) |
grant of ML |
750 |
45C |
mineral lease for small scale mining |
750 |
45G |
mineral lease for tourist fossicking |
500 |
45L |
mineral lease for fossicking |
500 |
47(1) |
grant of EMEL |
200 |
51(1) |
grant of EMP |
200 |
55(1) |
grant of EML |
500 |
62(1) |
a second or subsequent application for consent to enter into negotiations under Part IV of the ALRA with a Land Council, made because of the withdrawal or lapse of the previous consent |
50 |
84(2) |
grant of an access authority |
200 |
100(3)(b) |
variation of expenditure condition for project area |
500 |
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any other variation of condition |
100 |
101(2)(b) |
division of title area into separate parts |
100 |
102(2)(b) |
amalgamation of mineral titles |
100 |
118(1) or 119 |
an application relating to an MA |
the same fee as is payable for the same type of application for the corresponding title |
Part 2 Rent payable for title areas
regulation 77(1)
Mineral title |
Annual rent payable for title area |
EL |
1st – 6th operational years – 75 revenue units per block 7th – 8th operational years – 175 revenue units per block Each subsequent operational year – 225 revenue units per block |
MLTF |
54 revenue units per hectare |
MLF |
18 revenue units per hectare |
MLSSM |
54 revenue units per hectare |
GL |
118 revenue units per hectare |
ELR |
18 revenue units per hectare |
ML |
18 revenue units per hectare |
EMEL |
31 revenue units per block |
EMP |
54 revenue units per hectare on which authorised activities (excluding activities for rehabilitation of the land) are being conducted 10 revenue units per hectare on which rehabilitation is being carried out under the Environment Protection Act 2019 and on which all other authorised activities have ceased |
EML |
225 revenue units per hectare |
Part 3 Administration fee for mineral titles
regulation 77(3)
Mineral title |
Annual administration fee (revenue units) |
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EL |
250 |
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ELR |
200 |
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ML |
200 |
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EMP |
100 |
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EML |
200 |
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MLTF |
200 |
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MLF |
200 |
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MLSSM |
200 |
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GL |
50 |
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Part 4 Fees payable in relation to register
regulation 97
Matter |
Fee (revenue units) |
Inspecting register under section 121(5) of Act |
7 for each full or part period of 15 minutes |
Copy of information in register under section 121(5) of Act |
.20 for each page |
Application under section 123(1) of Act for approval and registration of transfer of mineral rights interest |
57 |
Application under section 124(1) of Act for registration of devolution of mineral rights interest |
23 |
Application under section 125(1) of Act for registration of general dealing |
20 |
Application under section 128(1) of Act for Minister's certificate |
15 |
Lodgment of caveat under section 131(1) of Act |
20 |
Lodgment of notice of continuation of caveat under section 134(3)(a) of Act |
20 |
Part 5 Late lodgment fee and late lodgment period
regulation 131
Airborne survey report
The late lodgment period for an airborne survey report is the period that starts on the day after the reporting day and ends on the earliest of the following:
the day on which the person gives the report to the Minister;
the day after the expiry of 60 days.
The late lodgment fee is 50 revenue units for each week or part of a week of the late lodgment period.
Annual report, expenditure report or final report
The late lodgment period for an annual report, expenditure report or final report is the period that starts on the day on the day after the reporting day and ends on the earliest of the following:
the day on which the person gives the report to the Minister;
the day on which the Minister cancels the mineral title to which the report relates for a contravention of section 95(1) of the Act;
the day after the expiry of 60 days.
The late lodgment fee is 100 revenue units for each week or part of a week of the late lodgment period.
Group report
The late lodgment period for a group report is the period that starts on the day on the day after the reporting day and ends on the earliest of the following:
the day on which the person gives the report to the Minister;
the day on which the Minister cancels one or all of the mineral titles to which the report relates for a contravention of section 95(1) of the Act;
the day after the expiry of 60 days.
The late lodgment fee is:
if the group report is for 2 to 4 mineral titles – 150 revenue units for each week or part of a week of the late lodgment period; or
if the group report is for 5 to 9 mineral titles – 200 revenue units for each week or part of a week of the late lodgment period; or
if the group report is for 10 or more mineral titles –
250 revenue units for each week or part of a week of the late lodgment period.
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