Port Pirie Racecourse Site Act 1946

The club shall use the defined land for the objects for which the club is established.

Without limiting the circumstances in which the club will be taken to comply with subsection (1), the following will be taken to comply with that subsection:

the grant by the club to another person or body of a right to use the defined land or part of the defined land otherwise than for the objects for which the club is established, provided that the right is conferred under an approved lease, licence or easement;

the use of land for purposes provided for under such a lease, licence or easement.

The Minister may, by notice in writing, approve the granting by the club of a lease, licence or easement in relation to the whole or a part of the defined land on such terms and conditions (if any) as the Minister considers necessary or appropriate and specifies in the notice.

A variation (other than a minor variation) of an approved lease, licence or easement is, unless the Minister has approved the proposed variation by notice in writing, voidable at the option of the Minister.

An approved lease, licence or easement continues as an approved lease, licence or easement following its renewal, provided that the terms and conditions of the lease, licence or easement are the same or substantially the same as those as originally approved.

If, at any time—

subsection (1) is not complied with; or

a party to an approved lease, licence or easement does not comply with the terms and conditions of the lease, licence or easement, the Minister may, by notice in writing, require the club to take such action to remedy the default as the Minister thinks fit and specifies in the notice.

Without limiting the generality of subsection (2), a notice by the Minister under that subsection may require the club—

to comply with any term or condition of an approved lease, licence or easement; or

to enforce a term or condition of an approved lease, licence or easement against another party to that lease, licence or easement.

If upon the expiration of six months from the giving of the notice the Minister is satisfied that the club has not during that period of six months complied with the notice, the Governor may by proclamation—

resume the defined land; or

if the notice related to an approved lease, licence or easement or land subject to an approved lease, licence or easement—resume the defined land or the part of the defined land subject to the lease, licence or easement.

Upon the making of such a proclamation—

the title of the club to the resumed land shall be determined and that land shall vest in the Crown;

the Registrar‑General will, on application by the club or the Minister, and on production of such documents and information as the Registrar‑General may require—

make such entries and notations in a Register Book or other record or on any documents or certificates of title relating to the defined land or the resumed land; or

cancel or issue certificates of title relating to the defined land or the resumed land, as the Registrar‑General considers appropriate for the purpose of giving effect to the proclamation;

subject to the rights of any mortgagee, or holder of an approved lease, licence or easement, to or in relation to the resumed land, the club shall have the right to remove all erections and buildings on the resumed land;

the rights of any mortgagee to or in relation to the resumed land shall remain in full force and effect; or

the rights of any holder of an approved lease, licence or easement to or in relation to the resumed land will, subject to the terms and conditions of the lease, licence or easement, remain in full force and effect.