Mineral Resources Act 1989

A person dissatisfied with the following may, if no other right of appeal against the direction or requirement is given under this Act, apply in writing to the Land Court for a review of the direction or requirement—

a direction or requirement given or made by an authorised officer;

a road use direction, relating to an authority under this Act, given to the person by a public road authority under the Common Provisions Act, section 64;

a condition imposed by a public land authority on a resource authority holder entering public land under the Common Provisions Act, section 59;

the variation of a condition mentioned in paragraph (c).

The application must—

set out the grounds for review; and

be filed.

The Land Court must review the direction or requirement and may make any inquiry the Land Court considers appropriate to help the Land Court reach a decision.

The Land Court may—

confirm the direction or requirement; or

amend the direction or requirement; or

revoke the direction or requirement.

If the Land Court amends the direction or requirement, the Land Court’s decision is taken to be the direction or requirement of the authorised officer.

The Land Court must notify the decision to—

the person dissatisfied; and

the authorised officer who gave or made the direction or requirement.