Crown Minerals Act 1991

Permits, access to land, and other matters - Offences and miscellaneous - Royalties and interest

99M: Status of original amendment or default assessment

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"What happens to an amendment or default assessment while you're waiting for a final decision"

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If you get an amendment or a default assessment from the chief executive under section 99I, and you object to it under section 99K, or you appeal it under section 99L, the amendment or default assessment is treated as correct until a final decision is made. You must pay any money you owe to the Crown according to section 99I(4). The chief executive or a court will make a final decision, which they call a final decision.

If the final decision is different from the amendment or default assessment, and you need to be paid back, section 99I(5) and (6) will apply. If you need to pay more money, you must pay it to the chief executive within 20 working days, including any interest calculated according to section 99J. You will know how much to pay after the final decision is made.

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Part 1BPermits, access to land, and other matters
Offences and miscellaneous: Royalties and interest

99MStatus of original amendment or default assessment

  1. This section applies to an amendment or a default assessment made by the chief executive under section 99I if the permit holder concerned—

  2. objects to the amendment or default assessment under section 99K; or
    1. having made an objection, exercises 1 or more of the appeal rights under section 99L in respect of the determination of the objection.
      1. If the amendment or default assessment results in the permit holder owing money to the Crown,—

      2. the amendment or default assessment must be treated as correct and final until the permit holder has exhausted those rights or the time period by which the rights must be exercised has expired and a final decision has been given by the chief executive or a court, as the case may be (final decision); and
        1. the permit holder must pay the money owing in accordance with section 99I(4).
          1. If the final decision differs from the amendment or default assessment and—

          2. a refund is required to be paid to the permit holder, section 99I(5) and (6) apply, with any necessary modifications:
            1. a further amount is required to be paid by the permit holder, the permit holder must pay the amount to the chief executive within 20 working days after the date on which the final decision is made, including any interest calculated in accordance with section 99J.
              Notes
              • Section 99M: inserted, on , by section 52 of the Crown Minerals Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 14).