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StatuteEnvironment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

Section 352 — Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999: What happens to Director’s usage rights when Commonwealth reserve is revoked

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(1) This section applies in relation to land or seabed that ceases to be included in a Commonwealth reserve because of a Proclamation made under section 350, except a Proclamation that causes the land or seabed: (a) to cease to be included in one Commonwealth reserve; and (b) to be included in another Commonwealth reserve. (2) A usage right relating to the land or seabed that the Director held vests in the Commonwealth, by force of this subsection. (3) However, if the usage right is a lease of indigenous people’s land, the usage right ceases to exist, by force of this subsection. (4) If the land is in a State or Territory: (a) the Director may give the officer of the State or Territory responsible for registering land titles a copy of the Proclamation, certified by the Director; and (b) the officer may make an entry in his or her registers and do anything else needed to reflect the effect of this section.

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