Section 96AA — Delegation by Minister — Forestry Act 1959 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 96AA — Delegation by Minister — Forestry Act 1959 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 69TChief executive must consult with plantation licensee or plantation sublicensee if considering exercising power in relation to a licence area s 70Destruction of trees on roads s 71 s 72Wild stock s 73Unlawfully using State forests etc.s 73AApplication of ss 73B to 73F s 73BCommercial activities s 73COrganised events s 73DRestricted items s 73EBringing plants into State forest or timber reserve s 73FUnauthorised structures or works s 74Unauthorised building etc. within State forest etc.s 75Removal of trespassers s 75ADirection to remove animal s 76Entry on to reserves may be prohibited s 76AMinisterial exemption for forest products and quarry materials s 77Persons found in possession of forest products s 78Receiving forest products s 79Subpurchase s 80Accounts of forest products s 81Power to enter land s 82Powers for seized timber etc.s 82ASeizure and forfeiture of vehicles s 82BReceipt to be given s 82CForest officer to allow inspection etc.s 82DChief executive may return seized thing s 82EChief executive’s obligation to return seized things s 82FChief executive may order forfeiture of unclaimed seized things s 82GForfeiture of seized things on conviction s 82HWhere and how to start appeal s 82IHearing procedures s 82JPowers of Magistrates Court on appeal s 82KAppeal to District Court on questions of law only s 82LSeized forest products and quarry material become State’s property s 82MForfeited things seized become State’s property s 82NSeizure of vehicles by plantation officer s 82OChief executive may order forfeiture of particular vehicles to plantation licensee s 83Dealing with forfeited forest products etc.s 83AParticular decisions subject to review s 84Matters may be completed by different officers s 84ADirections about use of vehicle or vessel s 84BDirections to leave—offences or suspected offences s 84CDirections to leave—dangerous circumstances s 84DPower to stop people committing offence s 84EPower to stop or move vehicle or vessel s 84FWarning requirements for giving directions s 85Owners and occupiers to give all reasonable assistance s 85AImpersonating forest officer s 85BImpersonating ranger s 86Obstruction of officer etc.s 87Forgery of licence etc. and other offences s 87A s 88Offences generally s 88ARecovery of moneys by plantation licensee or plantation sublicensee s 88B s 88C s 88D s 88E s 88F s 89Recovery of moneys due s 90 s 91Power to waive proceedings s 92All moneys to be property of Crown s 93Judicial notice s 94Mistaken belief as to boundaries s 95Facilitation of proof s 96Acknowledgment of service s 96AADelegation by Minister s 96ADelegation by chief executive—general s 96BDelegation by chief executive—State plantation forests s 96CDelegation by registrar of titles s 96DDelegation by FPQ and head of FPQO s 96EProtection of State officials and the State from liability s 96FProtection of plantation officials and licensees from liability s 96GException to protections against designated proceeding s 97Regulation-making power s 98Misnomer, inaccurate description etc.s 99 s 100 s 101 s 102Saving of certain Acts s 103Existing orders in council s 104Delegations continue until revokedSchedule 2 — Subject matters for regulationsSchedule 3 — Dictionary

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96AA

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Part 8—Miscellaneous

96AA Delegation by Minister

The Minister may delegate the Minister’s functions and powers under parts 6D and 6E to the chief executive.

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