Minister may make provision in relation to vesting etc of project land, structures or property
16 Minister may make provision in relation to vesting etc of project land, structures or property
The Minister may, in order to implement leasing or such other arrangements as may be agreed between the Minister and the Adelaide City
Council or for any other purpose connected with the operation of this Act that the Minister thinks fit, by instrument in writing, make any provision for or relating to—
the vesting, management or use of land, structures or personal property within the project site or support zones; or
the status of any land or structures within the project site or support zones; or
the restoration of any right or interest that was cancelled or extinguished under this Act; or
the delineation of land within the project site or support zones. NoteAn instrument under this section may, for example, extinguish, vary, transfer or create any interest in land, a structure or property, grant a lease over any land, provide for the reservation of land for a specified purpose, vest the care, control and management of land or a structure in any person or otherwise set out arrangements in relation to the management or use of land, a structure or property.
An instrument under this section may be conditional or unconditional.
An instrument under subsection (1) will have effect according to its terms (despite any other provision of this Act) and, subject to the regulations, any requirements of another Act relating to the action taken under this section will not apply.
If an instrument under this section relates to land, the instrument must be deposited in the GRO or lodged in the LTRO.
If the Minister deposits an instrument in the GRO or lodges an instrument in the LTRO under this section, the Minister must give public notice of that fact within 2 months after the instrument is so deposited or lodged.
A reference in subsection (1)(b) to the status of land includes its status under the Crown
Land Management Act 2009.
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