Use as public market
15 Use as public market
In this section —
central trading area means the part of the central trading lot that, immediately before the commencement of this section, was occupied by the building being used for the purposes of the sale or display of produce and is shown (for information only) hatched on the plan in Schedule 1 Division 2.
The central trading lot can only be disposed of under this Act on condition that, for 20 years after the disposal, a part of the central trading lot is used as a public market in accordance with subsections (3) to (5).
For subsection (2), the part of the central trading lot that must be used as a public market can be —
the central trading area; or
another part of the central trading lot in respect of which an approval is in force under subsection (4).
The Minister may, by order published in the Gazette —
approve a part of the central trading lot for use as a public market; or
vary or revoke an approval given under paragraph (a).
An order made under subsection (4) takes effect —
on the day after the day on which the order is published in the Gazette; or
if a later day is specified in the order — on that day.
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