State forests: Conservation and Land Management Amendment Act 2015 section 12
124 State forests: Conservation and Land Management Amendment Act 2015 section 12
In this regulation —
section 9(2) means section 9(2) of the Act as in force before the section 12 commencement;
section 12 commencement means the day on which the Conservation and Land Management Amendment Act 2015 section 12 came into operation;
State forest resolution means a resolution under section 9(2) that a proposal that the whole or part of a State forest is to cease to be State forest be carried out.
The Governor may by order published in the Gazette declare land to be no longer State forest if, before the section 12 commencement —
each House of Parliament had passed a State forest resolution in relation to the land; but
the Governor had not acted under section 9(2) in respect of the resolution.
On the publication of an order under subregulation (2) declaring that land is no longer State forest, the land —
in the case of land acquired under section 15 of the Act and set apart as a State forest, becomes vested in the Executive Body and section 131 of the Act applies to it; and
in any other case, becomes Crown land within the meaning of the Land Administration Act 1997.
[Regulation 124 inserted: Gazette 30 Aug 2016 p. 3685‑6.]
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