Remedial weed management plan
14A Remedial weed management plan
The reasonable cost of the Minister preparing a remedial weed management plan under section 14(1)(c) or (6) is:
a debt due and payable to the Territory by the owner or occupier of the land; and
an overriding statutory charge, within the meaning of the Land
Title Act 2000, on the land to which it relates and which has priority over all other charges on the land.
For section 35 of the Land Title Act 2000, a remedial weed management plan is taken to impose a restriction on the use and occupation of the land to which it relates and the Minister must lodge with the Registrar-General a memorandum in accordance with that section.
A remedial weed management plan is binding on a mortgagee in possession of, and on successors in title to, the land to which it relates.
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