Section 67Q — Notice of closure — Rail Management Act 1996 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 67Q — Notice of closure — Rail Management Act 1996 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Part 1 — PreliminaryPart 3 — Transfer of property and staffDivision 1 — Certain powers Division 1A — Powers of the Secretary and the Head, Transport for VictoriaSubdivision 1 — Preliminary Subdivision 2 — Private crossing closures s 67LSecretary may close private crossings s 67MNotice of intention to close s 67NForm of notice of intention s 67ORestrictions on dealings with land s 67PLapse of notice s 67QNotice of closure s 67RTime limits s 67SForm of notice of closure s 67TService of copy of notice of closure s 67UEffect of notice of closure s 67VRight to compensation and assessment of compensation s 67WInitial offer of compensation s 67XResponse to initial offer of compensation and determination of disputes Subdivision 3 — Acquisition of private crossing adjoining land Subdivision 4 — General Division 2 — Provisions applying to certain agreements Division 3 — Certain operating assets Part 6 — General Part 7 — Transitional Part 8 — Southern Cross Station Authority

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67Q

Notice of closure

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Part 4—Rail and tram operators

Division 1B—Private crossings

Subdivision 2—Private crossing closures

67Q Notice of closure

The Secretary may close a private crossing by causing a notice declaring the private crossing to be closed to be published in the Government Gazette.

S. 67R inserted by No. 41/2020 s. 7.

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