Land Act 1994

A trustee lease or sublease of trust land must not be for more than 30 years.

However, a trustee lease or sublease of trust land may be for up to 100 years if—

the lease or sublease is for land contained in an operational deed of grant in trust; and

the purpose of the lease or sublease is development that, in the opinion of the Minister—

will have a significant impact on the economic and social development of a locality or region; and

is necessary to support existing or proposed infrastructure that provides, or will provide, services to the community.

A trustee lease or sublease of trust land must not contain a covenant, agreement or condition—

to renew the lease; or

to convert to another form of tenure (including freehold); or

to buy the trust land or a part of the land.

A trustee lease, sublease of trust land or trustee permit is subject to a condition that the lessee, sublessee or permittee may do the following without undue interruption or obstruction—

use the trust land for the purpose for which the land is dedicated as a reserve or granted in trust;

for a lease or sublease—carry out on the trust land a use that is lawful and consistent with the purpose of the lease or sublease;

for a trustee permit—carry out on the trust land a use under the permit that is lawful.

The condition mentioned in subsection (4) does not apply to a trustee lease (construction) or in relation to a building permitted to be built on the land.