Conservation Act 1987

Transitional, consequential amendments, and savings

64A: Agreed exchanges to proceed

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"Swapping land with the government: a simpler process if you have an agreement"

If you have a written agreement with the Crown to swap land, the Director-General can help with the transfer. The Director-General can take the necessary steps to transfer the Crown land to you without following most of the rules in this Act, except for what is said in section 50(2). This can happen even if the land is now a conservation area.

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Part 8Transitional, consequential amendments, and savings

64AAgreed exchanges to proceed

  1. Where, immediately before the commencement of this Act, there was in existence an executed written agreement between the Crown and the owner of any private land for the exchange of any land that was then Crown land or State forest land and all or any part of the private land, the Director-General may, without complying with any provision of this Act (other than section 50(2)), take all steps necessary to enable the transfer to the person of any part of the former Crown land or State forest land that is a conservation area.

Notes
  • Section 64A: inserted, on , by section 4(1) of the Conservation Amendment Act (No 2) 1988 (1988 No 237).