Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated ActsAboriginal people particularly concerned with land means Aborigines particularly concerned with land within the meaning given by the Aboriginal Land Act 1991, section 4.
additional area see section 132.
adjoining owner in relation to land adjoining a road, means—
(a) the registered owner of the land, other than a trustee of a deed of grant in trust; or
(b) if the land is lease land—the lessee; or
(c) if the land is trust land—the trustee of the trust land.
adjustment notice means a notice in the approved form requesting the registrar to register an adjustment of the particulars of land under this Act.
agriculture means the cultivation of land including, for example, the following—
(a) farming;
(b) crop-raising;
(c) forestry.
amalgamation offer, for chapter 4, part 3, division 5, see section 176L(2).
appeal means an appeal under chapter 7, part 3.
appeal expiration day, for a decision, means—
(a) if an application for review of the decision is not made within the 42 days mentioned in section 424(1) or within any extended period under section 424(2)—the day the 42 days or extended period ends; or
(b) if an application is made, the day all proceedings under chapter 7, part 3, in relation to the decision and any appeals from those proceedings, are ended.
appropriate form, for the completion of a document, means the completion of—
(a) the approved form for the document; or
(b) if a form is approved or prescribed for the document under another Act—that form; or
(c) if the chief executive has given consent for an electronic form of the document under section 305A(1) or the Electronic Transactions (Queensland) Act 2001—the electronic form.
appropriate register means—
(a) for leases and matters relating to leases—the leasehold land register;
(b) for freehold land and matters relating to freehold land—the freehold land register;
(c) for powers of attorney and matters relating to powers of attorney—the power of attorney register;
(d) for reserves and trustees of trust land and matters relating to reserves and trustees—the register of reserves and trustees of trust land;
(e) for licences and permits and matters relating to licences and permits—the register of licences and permits;
(f) for unallocated State land and matters relating to unallocated State land—the register of unallocated State land.
approved form means a form approved by the chief executive under section 444.
authorised person means a person who is appointed as an authorised person.
bankruptcy includes a proceeding under a law about bankruptcy, insolvency or the liquidation of corporations.
building means a fixed structure that is wholly or partly enclosed by walls and is roofed, and includes a part of a building.
building management statement see section 294B(2).
cancellation notice means a notice in the approved form requesting the registrar to register a cancellation of a tenure or interest in land under this Act.
cane railway easement see the Sugar Industry Act 1999, section 63(5).
carbon sequestration, for chapter 6, part 4, division 8B, see section 373F.
category, for a lease, licence or permit, means its rental category under section 182.
caveatee, for a lease, licence or interest in a reserve over which a caveat has been lodged, means—
(a) a lessee of the lease or licensee of the licence; or
(b) someone, other than the caveator, who has an interest in the lease or licence; or
(c) a holder of an interest in a reserve.
caveator, for a lease, licence or interest in a reserve over which a caveat has been lodged, means a person in whose favour the caveat is lodged.
clear a tree includes clear by blading, burning, cutting, dozing, felling, poisoning, pulling, ringbarking and sawing, but does not include lopping or the destruction of standing vegetation by stock.
community purpose means a purpose in schedule 1.
compensation claimant see section 219(3).
conditional deed see section 490.
conservation agreement means a conservation agreement under the Nature Conservation Act 1992.
conservation covenant means a covenant registered under section 373A that is of a type mentioned in section 373A(4)(b).
conservation park has the same meaning as in the Nature Conservation Act 1992.
constructing authority has the meaning given by the Acquisition of Land Act 1967.
conversion application see section 166(1).
conviction includes a finding of guilt or the acceptance of a plea of guilty by a court, whether or not a conviction is recorded.
correct includes correct by addition, omission or substitution.
court means the Land Court established under the Land Court Act 2000.
criminal history, of a person, means the convictions, including spent convictions, recorded against the person for offences, in Queensland or elsewhere, whether before or after the commencement of this Act.
cultivation means planting seeds for a crop or improved pasture species, whether or not the soil has been broken to prepare a seed bed, but does not include the breaking of the soil for the natural regeneration of indigenous grasses.
current miners homestead application see section 495.
declared pest see the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002, schedule 3.
dedication notice means a notice in the approved form—
(a) requesting the chief executive to register a dedication of land under this Act; or
(b) requesting the registrar to register a dedication of land as road under the Acquisition of Land Act 1967, section 12B.
deed of grant means—
(a) land granted in fee simple by the State; or
(b) the document evidencing the grant, including an indefeasible title under the Land Title Act 1994.
deed of grant in trust means—
(a) land granted in fee simple in trust by the State; or
(b) the document evidencing the grant, including an indefeasible title under the Land Title Act 1994.
deferred interest see section 192(4).
deposit means file in the land registry other than for registration.
designated occupation licence means an occupation licence over—
(a) a forest reserve; or
(b) a national park; or
(c) a State forest; or
(d) a timber reserve.
designated officer, for a provision about a lease, licence or permit, means—
(a) to the extent the provision is about a lease or licence—the Minister; or
(b) to the extent the provision is about a permit—the chief executive.
designated person, for a provision about a lease, means—
(a) for a freeholding lease—the Governor in Council; or
(b) for a term or a perpetual lease—the Minister.
development lease see section 476.
development work for land means—
(a) if clearing of trees enhances the productivity of the land—the clearing of trees; and
(b) work performed for the rehabilitation and sustainability of the land; and
(c) filling, reclamation or any other works making the land suitable for use or the building or erection of a building or structure on the land.
document includes—
(a) a deed of grant or lease; and
(b) a will, grant of representation, or exemplification of a will, that may be used to deal with a lot; and
(c) a deed that relates to or may be used to deal with a lot; and
(d) a power of attorney that may be used to deal with a lot; and
(e) a request, application or other document that deals with a lot and may be registered under this Act; and
(f) a map or plan of survey that may be lodged; and
(g) another document that may be deposited.
electronic communication means a communication of information in the form of data, text or images by guided or unguided electromagnetic energy.
encumbrance includes a registered covenant under chapter 6, part 4, division 8A.
end includes end by cancellation, expiry, forfeiture and surrender.
enforcement warrant see the Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991, section 93A.
environmentally sensitive area means an area declared under a regulation to be—
(a) of high nature conservation value; or
(b) vulnerable to land degradation.
error includes an error by omission.
existing means existing immediately before section 524 commenced.
existing grazing homestead freeholding lease means a grazing homestead freeholding lease issued under the repealed Act, part 4, division 5 because of an application received on or after 5 February 1990.
existing lease, for chapter 4, part 3, division 4, see section 176(1).
existing leases, for chapter 4, part 3, division 5, see section 176K(1).
existing post-Wolfe freeholding lease means—
(a) an existing perpetual country, suburban or town lease that was taken to be, under the repealed Act, part 7, division 3 a lease for a term of years subject to a covenant entitling the lessee to the issue of a deed of grant if an application was received—
(i) on or after 5 February 1990; or
(ii) for leases issued for an industrial lease under the Industrial Development Act 1963—on or after 3 October 1991; or
(b) an existing agricultural farm issued on or after 31 December 1991 under the repealed Act, part 4, division 1; or
(c) an existing special lease purchase freehold issued under the repealed Act, part 8, division 2; or
(d) an existing auction purchase freehold issued under the repealed Act, part 7, division 1.
explanatory format plan see section 290D.
family arrangement see section 150.
fee includes tax.
floating reservation means a reservation for a public purpose contained in a deed of grant, deed of grant in trust or lease if the grant or lease does not identify the particular land reserved.
forest entitlement area means a reservation of commercial timber, and the land on which it stands, to the State in a deed of grant or freeholding lease.
forest reserve has the same meaning as in the Nature Conservation Act 1992.
freeholding lease means a pre-Wolfe freeholding lease, a post-Wolfe freeholding lease or a grazing homestead freeholding lease.
freehold land means—
(a) land recorded in the freehold land register; and
(b) other land that has been granted or vested in fee simple.
full supply level, for chapter 6, part 4, division 8, see section 361.
future conservation area means an area that has been identified by or for the State as an area proposed to be dedicated under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 as a—
(a) national park (scientific); or
(b) national park; or
(c) national park (Aboriginal land); or
(d) national park (Torres Strait Islander land); or
(e) national park (recovery); or
(f) conservation park; or
(g) resources reserve.
GPS means global positioning system.
grazing homestead freeholding lease means an existing grazing homestead freeholding lease or a grazing homestead freeholding lease issued under this Act.
grazing homestead perpetual lease means—
(a) a grazing homestead perpetual lease issued under the repealed Act; or
(b) a grazing homestead lease, grazing farm lease or settlement farm lease that, under the Land Act Amendment Act 1984 (No. 54), was converted to and declared to be a grazing homestead perpetual lease under the repealed Act.
high-water mark means the ordinary high-water mark at spring tides.
identifiable fixed features include road intersections, fence intersections, survey marks and built infrastructure.
ILUA register means the Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cwlth), section 253.
image base means an image or mosaic of images, including, for example an aerial photograph or a satellite image.
imposed condition, of a lease, licence or permit, see section 202A(2).
improvements means any—
(a) building, fence or yard; and
(b) artificial watercourse or watering-place, bore, reservoir, well or apparatus for raising, holding or conveying water; and
(c) cultivation, garden, orchard or plantation; and
(d) building, structure or appliance that is a fixture for the working or management of land or stock pastured on the land or for maintaining, protecting or increasing the natural capabilities of the land;
but does not include development work.
indigenous access and use agreement means—
(a) an indigenous land use agreement; or
(b) a contractual agreement between a lessee and Aboriginal people or Torres Strait Islanders that allows an activity as follows to be to be carried out on the lease land for the traditional purposes of the people or islanders—
(i) camping, fishing, gathering, or hunting;
(ii) performing rites or other ceremonies;
(iii) visiting sites of significance.
indigenous land use agreement means an indigenous land use agreement noted in the ILUA register.
instalment includes any interest that is a component of the instalment.
inundated land means freehold land that, through the excavation of the land or other land, has become inundated by water subject to tidal influence, but does not include a canal, or part of a canal, within the meaning of the Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995.
lake, for chapter 1, part 4, see section 8.
land degradation includes any of the following—
(a) soil erosion, salinity or scalding;
(b) destruction of soil structure, including, for example, the loss of fertility, organic matter or nutrients;
(c) decline in perennial pasture grasses, pasture composition and density;
(d) low ground cover;
(e) thickening in woody plants;
(f) stream bank instability and slumping;
(g) the presence of any declared pest;
(h) water logging;
(i) rising water tables;
(j) a process that results in declining water quality.
land management agreement see section 176U(3).
land registry means the land registry under section 275.
Land Valuation Act means the Land Valuation Act 2010.
lease means the interest in land comprising a lease held under this Act, as shown by the current particulars of the interest in the appropriate register, and—
(a) for chapter 6, part 4, division 8B, see also section 373F; or
(b) for chapter 6, part 4, division 11A—includes sublease.
lease land, for a provision about a lease or proposed lease, a lease to be made available or an offer of a lease, means the land subject to the lease, proposed lease or the lease to be made available or offered.
lessee means the person registered in the land registry as the holder of a lease from the State under this Act or the repealed Act, and for chapter 6, part 4, division 11A, includes sublessee.
licence means the occupation rights comprising a licence held under this Act, as shown by the current particulars of the rights in the appropriate register.
licence land, for a provision about a licence, means the land subject to the licence.
licensee means the person registered in the land registry as the holder of a licence from the State under this Act or the repealed Act.
liquidation notice see section 74.
liquidator see section 74.
living area means the area of grazing or agricultural land that will be adequate to enable a competent person to derive from the working of the land, according to the use for which the land is suited, an income adequate to ensure a reasonable standard of living for the person, the person's spouse and dependant children, as well as provide a reserve to meet adverse seasons and the cost of developing and maintaining the land at a sustainable rate of production throughout average seasons, having regard to—
(a) the locality of the land; and
(b) the nature of the land; and
(c) the potential of the land for sustainable development; and
(d) the distance of the land from transport facilities and markets.
lodge means file for registration in the land registry.
lopping, a tree, means cutting or pruning branches of the tree, but does not include—
(a) removing the trunk of the tree; or
(b) cutting or pruning branches of the tree so severely that the tree is likely to die.
lot means a separate, distinct parcel of land created on the registration of a plan of subdivision.
mandatory condition, of a lease, licence or permit, see section 198C(2).
mandatory standard terms document means a document lodged by the Minister as a standard terms document if the document states that it is a mandatory standard terms document.
Map Grid of Australia 1994 has the meaning given in 'Geocentric datum of Australia technical manual' published by the Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping.
Editor's note—
At the commencement of this definition a copy of the manual could be found on the committee's website.
marker, for a monitoring site, means a marker for the site, installed or placed under section 400.
mill owner see the Sugar Industry Act 1999, schedule.
miners homestead means—
(a) for chapter 8, part 7, division 2, see section 495; or
(b) for chapter 8, part 7, division 2A, see section 503B.
mining interest see section 20.
mining titles freeholding lease means a mining titles freeholding lease issued under the Mining Titles Freeholding Act 1980, and includes a replacement document issued under section 502.
monitoring device see section 400(1)(g).
monitoring site see section 400(1)(e).
national park means any of the following under the Nature Conservation Act 1992—
(a) a national park (scientific);
(b) a national park;
(c) a national park (Aboriginal land);
(d) a national park (Torres Strait Islander land);
(e) a national park (recovery).
native title registrar means the Native Title Registrar under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cwlth), section 253.
natural environmental values, of lease land, means the qualities and characteristics of the land that contribute to its biological diversity and integrity.
natural resource product, for chapter 6, part 4, division 8B, see section 373F.
NCA department means the department in which the Nature Conservation Act 1992 is administered.
non-competitive lease means an existing perpetual country, suburban or town lease issued under the repealed Act, part 8, division 2 or 3.
non-freehold land means all land that is not freehold land.
non-tidal boundary (lake), for chapter 1, part 4, see section 8.
non-tidal boundary (watercourse), for chapter 1, part 4, see section 8.
noxious plant means a plant that is a declared pest.
occupation licence means an existing occupation licence issued under the repealed Act, part 3, division 3.
offer, for chapter 8, part 7, division 2, see section 495.
operational reserve means a reserve that was reserved and set apart under the repealed Act for a public purpose that is not a community purpose under this Act.
Examples of possible operational reserves—
reserves for abattoirs, ambulance, electrical works and kindergartens
original decision means a decision mentioned in schedule 2.
pastoral lease means a pastoral holding, preferential pastoral holding, pastoral development holding or stud holding issued under the repealed Act.
penalty interest see section 192(5).
permanent road closure application see section 97A.
permit means the occupation rights comprising a permit held under this Act, as shown by the current particulars of the rights in the appropriate register.
permit land, for a provision about a permit, means the land subject to the permit.
permittee means—
(a) for a permit for a term of not more than 12 months, issued under chapter 4, part 4, that is not registered—the holder of the permit; or
(b) otherwise—the person registered as the holder of a permit from the State issued under this Act or the repealed Act.
personally lives means continuous living on a lease by a lessee or 1 or more of the lessees of a joint interest or interest in common, or within a distance of the lease, stated in the lease, sale notice or prescribed under the regulations.
personal residence condition see section 206.
plan of subdivision see section 290E.
port has the same meaning as in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.
port authority means a port authority under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.
port lessee has the meaning given in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 267.
port lessor has the meaning given in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 267.
port manager has the meaning given in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 267.
post-Wolfe freeholding lease means an existing post-Wolfe freeholding lease or a freeholding lease issued under chapter 8, part 2, division 2.
pre-Wolfe freeholding lease means—
(a) an existing auction perpetual lease that is a perpetual country, suburban or town lease issued under the repealed Act, part 7, division 2; or
(b) an existing perpetual country, suburban or town lease that was taken to be, under the repealed Act, part 7, division 3 a lease for a term of years subject to a covenant entitling the lessee to the issue of a deed of grant if an application was received—
(i) before 5 February 1990; or
(ii) for leases issued for an industrial lease under the Industrial Development Act 1963—before 3 October 1991; or
(c) an existing perpetual lease selection issued under the repealed Act, part 4, division 2; or
(d) an existing agricultural farm issued before 31 December 1991 under the repealed Act, part 4, division 1; or
(e) an existing grazing homestead freeholding lease issued under the repealed Act, part 4, division 5 because of an application received before 5 February 1990; or
(f) a mining titles freeholding lease; or
(g) an existing lease for a term of years subject to a covenant entitling the lessee to a deed of grant in fee simple, if the lease was granted under the Special Freeholding of Leases Act 1991 on the application of the lessee of a lease mentioned in section 4(1)(b) of that Act.
profit a prendre includes a profit a prendre under the Forestry Act 1959, section 61J.
property vegetation management plan means—
(a) a property vegetation management plan under this Act, as in force before the commencement of the Vegetation Management and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004, section 3; or
(b) a property vegetation management plan as defined under the Vegetation Management Act.
provisional value see section 139(3).
public interest includes the cultural, environmental, heritage, land protection, planning, recreational, social and strategic interests of the public.
public purpose means—
(a) a purpose for which land may be taken under the Acquisition of Land Act 1967; or
(b) a community purpose; or
(c) a future conservation area.
public thoroughfare easement, for chapter 6, part 4, division 8, see section 361.
public use land means land dedicated to public use by a plan of subdivision.
public utility easement see section 361.
public utility provider means—
(a) the State or another entity representing the State; or
(b) the Commonwealth or another entity representing the Commonwealth; or
(c) a local government; or
(d) a person authorised by law to provide a public utility service; or
(e) a person approved by the Minister as suitable to provide a particular public utility service; or
(f) a mill owner, but only for the registration of a cane railway easement.
quarry material has the same meaning as in the Forestry Act 1959.
quarter day means 1 January, 1 April, 1 July, and 1 October.
rail land means non-rail corridor land or rail corridor land, as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, that is held under a perpetual lease.
reasonably believe means believe on grounds that are reasonable in the circumstances.
reasonably suspect means suspect on grounds that are reasonable in the circumstances.
register a document, an interest, land or something else, means to record the particulars of the thing in the appropriate register in the land registry.
registered owner has the same meaning as in the Land Title Act 1994.
relevant local government, in relation to land or a tenure, means the local government in whose area the land or tenure is situated.
relevant tenure, in relation to a caveat, means a lease, licence or reserve.
remedial action notice see section 214.
remedial action order see section 214D(2).
renewal application see section 158(1).
rent means the amount payable by a lessee, licensee or permittee for a rental period, but does not include rent for a trustee lease or trustee permit.
rental valuation means a Land Act rental valuation under the Land Valuation Act.
repealed Act means the Land Act 1962.
repealed miners homestead Acts means—
(a) for chapter 8, part 7, division 2, see section 495; or
(b) for chapter 8, part 7, division 2A, see section 503B.
required particulars, for a map of a future conservation area or a part of lease land, means—
(a) the boundary of the area or part on an image base; and
(b) 5 or more points visible in the image base that correspond to identifiable fixed features; and
(c) the Map Grid of Australia 1994 coordinates and zone references for each point, acquired by GPS or similar system of satellites that receives and processes information; and
(d) a description of the feature that each point represents.
required time see section 406(3).
requisition see section 305.
reserve includes land dedicated as a reserve under this Act, or reserved and set apart under the repealed Act, as shown by the current particulars in the appropriate register.
review change see section 212.
revocation notice means a notice in the approved form requesting the registrar to register a revocation under this Act.
right line boundary, for chapter 1, part 4, see section 8.
right line tidal boundary see section 8.
road see section 93.
road closure application see section 97A.
rural leasehold land means land for which, under this Act, leases may be issued in perpetuity or for a term of years for agricultural, grazing or pastoral purposes, other than land in any of the following—
(a) a reserve;
(b) a State forest;
(c) a timber reserve;
(d) any of the following under the Nature Conservation Act 1992—
(i) a national park (scientific);
(ii) a national park;
(iii) a national park (Aboriginal land);
(iv) a national park (Torres Strait Islander land);
(v) a national park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal land);
(vi) a national park (recovery);
(vii) a conservation park;
(viii) a resources reserve;
(ix) a forest reserve.
sale notice see section 113(2)(b).
seaward side, of a tidal boundary or right line tidal boundary, means on the same side of the boundary as the water subject to tidal influence that is relevant to the identification of the boundary as a tidal boundary or right line tidal boundary.
set rent see section 183A.
show cause period see section 240B(2)(d).
significant development see section 128.
special lease see section 476.
special perpetual mining purposes lease, for chapter 8, part 7, division 2A, see section 503B.
spent conviction means a conviction—
(a) for which the rehabilitation period under the Criminal Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act 1986 has expired under that Act; and
(b) that is not revived as prescribed by section 11 of that Act.
standard format see section 290B.
standard format lot means a lot on a standard format plan of survey.
State forest has the same meaning as in the Forestry Act 1959.
State housing lease means a lease in force under the Housing (Freeholding of Land) Act 1957 or the Housing Act 2003, part 10.
State lease means—
(a) a lease issued over a reserve under section 15(2)(b); or
(b) a special lease issued over a reserve under section 203(b) of the repealed Act.
statutory body means a government entity within the meaning of the Government Owned Corporations Act 1993, a local government, a local government owned corporation and a port authority.
stock route means a road or route ordinarily used for travelling stock or declared under an Act to be a stock route.
strategic port land means strategic port land under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.
subdivision offer, for chapter 4, part 3, division 4, see section 176A(2).
sublease includes—
(a) for trust land—a sub-sublease; and
(b) for other land—any derivative under lease, including, for example, a sub-sub-sublease.
surrender notice means a notice in the approved form requesting the registrar to register a surrender of a tenure or interest in land under this Act.
temporary road closure application see section 97A.
tenure document means the document evidencing the interest or rights in land held under this Act.
term lease means a lease for a term of years.
terms includes covenants and conditions.
tidal boundary see section 8.
tidal water see section 8.
tied condition see section 205.
timber reserve has the same meaning as in the Forestry Act 1959.
topsoil has the same meaning as in the Forestry Act 1959.
Torres Strait Islanders particularly concerned with land means Torres Strait Islanders particularly concerned with land within the meaning given by the Torres Strait Islander Land Act 1991, section 4.
transferable land means transferable land under the Aboriginal Land Act 1991 or Torres Strait Islander Land Act 1991.
transition to sale agreement see section 240K(2)(b).
transport land, for chapter 6, means any of the following land that is held under a perpetual lease—
(a) land declared to be busway land under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, chapter 9;
(b) land declared to be light rail land under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, chapter 10;
(c) non-rail corridor land as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994;
(d) rail corridor land as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994;
(e) State toll road corridor land as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994;
(f) local government tollway corridor land as defined under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994.
tree has the same meaning as in the Forestry Act 1959.
trespass notice see section 406(1).
trespass order see section 418.
trespass related act see section 404.
trustee lease means a lease given by the trustee of trust land.
trustee of trust land notice means a notice in the approved form requesting the registrar to register particulars about the office of a trustee.
trustee permit means a permit given by a trustee of trust land.
trustees see section 30.
trust land means the land comprising a reserve or deed of grant in trust.
unallocated State land means all land that is not—
(a) freehold land, or land contracted to be granted in fee simple by the State; or
(b) a road or reserve, including a national park, conservation park, State forest or timber reserve; or
(c) subject to a lease, licence or permit issued by or for the State, other than a permit to occupy under this Act issued by the chief executive.
unimproved value see section 434.
urban development area means an urban development area under the Urban Land Development Authority Act 2007.
Urban Land Development Authority means the Urban Land Development Authority under the Urban Land Development Authority Act 2007.
vegetation clearing offence means—
(a) a vegetation clearing offence under the Vegetation Management Act; or
(b) a tree clearing offence under this Act, as in force immediately before the Vegetation Management and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004, section 3.
Vegetation Management Act means the Vegetation Management Act 1999.
volumetric format see section 290C.
watercourse, for chapter 1, part 4, see section 8.
water subject to tidal influence, in relation to a boundary that is a tidal boundary or right line tidal boundary, means the water that is relevant to the identification of the boundary as a tidal boundary or right line tidal boundary.
writ of execution means a writ or warrant of execution after judgment in any court, and includes an enforcement warrant.
Editor's note—
See the Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991, section 129 (Abolition of old enforcement processes).