Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) An entry notice must state the following—
(a) the land proposed to be entered;
(b) the period during which the land will be entered (the entry period);
(c) the activities proposed to be carried out on the land;
(d) when and where the activities are proposed to be carried out;
(e) contact details for—
(i) the relevant GHG authority holder; or
(ii) another person the holder has authorised to discuss the matters stated in the notice.
(2) Also, the first entry notice from the GHG authority holder to a particular owner or occupier must be accompanied by or include a copy of—
(a) the GHG authority; and
(b) the land access code; and
(c) any code of practice made under this Act applying to authorised activities for the GHG authority; and
(d) the relevant environmental authority documentation.
(3) The entry period can not be longer than—
(a) generally—
(i) for a GHG permit—6 months; or
(ii) for another GHG authority—1 year; or
(b) if the relevant owner or occupier agrees in writing to a longer period—the longer period.
(4) Subject to subsections (1) to (3), an entry notice may state an entry period that is different to the entry period stated in another entry notice given by the GHG authority holder to another owner or occupier of the land.
(5) In this section—
relevant environmental authority documentation means—
(a) if, under the Environmental Protection Act, the relevant environmental authority for the GHG authority is a code compliant authority—the relevant code; or
(b) if, under the Environmental Protection Act, the relevant environmental authority for the GHG authority is a non-code compliant authority—
(i) the environmental authority; and
(ii) if the environmental authority imposes conditions by referring to a code—that code.