(1) This section
applies where it is necessary to determine in relation to an acquisition of an
interest in an entity whether the entity is a landholder for the purposes of
section 163 or 164.
(2) A corporation is a
landholder if immediately before the acquisition —
(a) it
is entitled to land in Western Australia or an entity linked to the
corporation is so entitled; and
(b) the
total value of all such entitlements is $2 000 000 or more.
(3) A unit trust
scheme is a landholder if immediately before the acquisition —
(a) the
trustee of the scheme is entitled to land in Western Australia or an entity
linked to the unit trust scheme is so entitled; and
(b) the
total value of all such entitlements is $2 000 000 or more.
(4)
For the purposes of subsections (2)(a)
and (3)(a) —
(a) a
partnership, as a linked entity, is entitled to land in Western Australia if
the partnership property is or includes such land; and
(b) a
unit trust scheme, as a linked entity, is entitled to land in Western
Australia if the trustee of the scheme is so entitled.
(5) For the purposes
of this section —
(a) land
to which a corporation or the trustee of a unit trust scheme is entitled is to
be valued at its unencumbered value; and
(b) the
value of a linked entity’s entitlement to land is to be determined under
section 157.