Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990

Without limiting section 84AZZQ, a remedial direction may require a person subject to call back—

to pay to the Minister all or part of the rehabilitation costs relating to the declared mine land; or

if a registration direction has been made in relation to the declared mine land, to pay to the Minister all or part of the registration amount included in the direction; or

if no registration direction has been made in relation to the declared mine land, to undertake to pay to the Minister a registration amount specified in a registration direction to be made in the future; or

to take out public liability insurance in respect of the rehabilitation of the declared mine land; or

to make a genuine effort to obtain any approval, permit or licence (however described) that is required for the action; or

to provide information relating to the carrying out of the action.

A remedial direction must specify the action that the person subject to call back must take.

A remedial direction may—

specify standards or conditions with which the person subject to call back must comply while taking the action; or

specify the period during which the person must take the action; or

include any other information the Minister considers appropriate.

The Minister and the person to whom the remedial direction is given may agree in writing to extend the period described in subsection (3)(b).

Nothing in this Division prevents the Minister from giving more than one remedial direction to a particular person or in relation to a particular licence.