South Australian Consolidated Acts41BA—Representations in relation to grant of retention lease
(1) The Minister must
not grant a retention lease unless he or she has caused to be published in a
newspaper circulating generally throughout the State a notice—
(a)
describing the land to which the application relates and, if relevant, the
particular stratum to which a lease would relate; and
(b)
specifying a place at which the application may be inspected; and
(c)
inviting members of the public to make written submissions in relation to the
application to the Minister within a period specified in the notice (which
must be a period of at least 14 days from the date of publication of the
notice).
(2) The Minister must,
within 14 days after receiving an application for a retention lease, give
written notice of the application to the owner of the land to which the
application relates together with an invitation to submit written
representations on the application within a specified time.
(3) If an application
is made for a retention lease in respect of land within the area of a council,
the Minister must, within 14 days after receiving the application, send a
copy of the application to the council and invite it to submit written
representations on the application to the Minister within a time fixed in the
invitation.
(4) In determining
whether to grant or refuse an application for a retention lease and, if so,
the terms and conditions on which it should be granted, the Minister must have
regard to any representations made in response to an invitation under this
section.