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In forceLeases of State forests and national parks
Chapter 4Land holdings
Part 1Making land available
Division 2Interests in land available without competition
124 Leases of State forests and national parks
If land has been surrendered by a person and has been reserved as State forest or dedicated as national park, the person may be granted, without competition, a lease over all or part of the forest or park.
Notes—
1 For the granting of a lease over land in a State forest, see also the Forestry Act 1959, section 35(5) and (6).
2 For the granting of a lease over or in relation to land in a national park, see also the Nature Conservation Act 1992, part 4, division 2, subdivision 3.
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