Prescribed person excused for neglect or default of other entities or circumstances beyond person’s control
393 Prescribed person excused for neglect or default of other entities or circumstances beyond person’s control
If a prescribed person is required to do anything to comply with a provision of this Act and the prescribed person proves to the satisfaction of the Minister that—
the prescribed person had been unable to do that thing as prescribed by reason of the neglect or default of the Minister, chief executive, Land Court, tribunal or an authorised officer or of circumstances over which the prescribed person did not have any control; and
the prescribed person has done all that the prescribed person could to comply with that provision, whether or not within any time prescribed therefor;
the Minister may determine in writing that the prescribed person has complied with that provision and the prescribed person shall be deemed to have complied with that provision accordingly.
A determination made under subsection (1) may be conditional upon the prescribed person complying with any specified conditions.
In this section—
prescribed person means—
a holder of, or applicant for the grant of, a mining tenement; or
a person who is carrying out, or intends to carry out, an activity under section 386V.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed person
). Made under this Act:
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