Notice of prescribed events
27 Notice of prescribed events
A person with a registered interest in a water licence or a water access entitlement may apply to the Minister to participate in a scheme under which the person, or an agent or other person nominated by the person with the registered interest, will be notified of the occurrence of a prescribed event at the relevant time under subregulation (4).
An application under subregulation (1)—
must be made with the consent of the holder of the water licence or water access entitlement; and
must be in a form determined by the Minister; and
must be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
The Minister may cease to provide notifications to a person under the scheme if—
the holder of the water licence or water access entitlement withdraws their consent under the scheme; or
the person ceases to have a registered interest in the water licence or water access entitlement.
For the purposes of this regulation as it applies in relation to a water licence or water access entitlement, the following are prescribed events (with the relevant times that apply to those events):
the service of a notice on the holder of the water licence under section 80(1) or (2) of the Act, with the relevant time being when the notice is provided to the holder of the licence;
the receipt of an application to vary the water licence under section 124(1)(a) of the Act, with the relevant time being when the application is received by the Minister;
the receipt of an application to vary the conditions as to the volume of water that may be taken, collected, diverted, extracted or used under the water licence, or under a water resource works approval or site use approval associated with the licence, with the relevant time being when the application is received by the Minister;
the service of a notice on the holder of the water licence under section 157(1) or (3) of the Act, with the relevant time being when the notice is provided to the holder of the licence;
the registration of a security interest or caveat under these regulations, with the relevant time being when registration occurs;
a correction to the register that has a material impact on the person's registered interest, with the relevant time being when the correction is made.
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