Common use of Consideration by Minister Clause in Contracts

Consideration by Minister. (a) Where the indigenous parties have made an objection pursuant to clause 10.1 to the grant of an exploration tenement (other than a mineral claim) not less than 5 business days before the grant of that exploration tenement and that objection is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time when the minister is considering whether or not to grant that exploration tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account: (i) that objection and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(a); (ii) any relevant notice of the alleged breach given pursuant to clause 14.1(b) or (d) of clause 14.2(a)(iii) of (v); (iii) any relevant notice of dispute given pursuant to clause 16.3; (iv) any relevant PIRSA report; and (v) any relevant notice given pursuant to clause 16.12, in exercising the minister’s discretion as to: (vi) whether to grant or refuse to grant the relevant exploration tenement; and (vii) the conditions upon which the relevant exploration tenement is granted, if the minister decides to grant it. (b) Where the indigenous parties have made a submission pursuant to clause 10.2 that an authorised exploration tenement be cancelled or suspended and that submission is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that authorised exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time the minister considers whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement , the state must ensure that the minister takes into account such submission and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(b) in exercising the minister’s discretion as to whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement . (c) The provisions of clauses 11.1(a) and (b) do not prevent the minister from taking into account other relevant matters in exercising any discretion of the minister under the mining act.

Consideration by Minister. (a) Where the indigenous parties have made an objection pursuant to clause 10.1 to the grant of an exploration tenement (other than a mineral claim) not less than 5 business days before the grant of that exploration tenement and that objection is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time when the minister is considering whether or not to grant that exploration tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account: (i) that objection and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(a); (ii) any relevant notice of the alleged breach given pursuant to clause 14.1(b) or (d) of clause 14.2(a)(iii) of (v); (iii) any relevant notice of dispute given pursuant to clause 16.3; (iv) any relevant PIRSA report; and (v) any relevant notice given pursuant to clause 16.12, in exercising the minister’s discretion as to: (vi) whether to grant or refuse to grant the relevant exploration tenement; and (vii) the conditions upon which the relevant exploration tenement is granted, if the minister decides to grant it. (b) Where the indigenous parties have made a submission pursuant to clause 10.2 that an authorised exploration tenement be cancelled or suspended and that submission is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that authorised exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time the minister considers whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account such submission and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(b) in exercising the minister’s discretion as to whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement tenement. (c) The provisions of clauses 11.1(a) and (b) do not prevent the minister from taking into account other relevant matters in exercising any discretion of the minister under the mining act.

Consideration by Minister. (a) Where the indigenous parties have made an objection pursuant to clause 10.1 to the grant of an exploration tenement (other than a mineral claim) not less than 5 business days before the grant of that exploration tenement and that objection is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time when the minister is considering whether or not to grant that exploration tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account: (i) that objection and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(a); (ii) any relevant notice of the alleged breach given pursuant to clause 14.1(b15.1(b) or (d) of or clause 14.2(a)(iii15.2(a)(iii) of or (v); (iii) any relevant notice of dispute given pursuant to clause 16.317.3; (iv) any relevant PIRSA report; and (v) any relevant notice given pursuant to clause 16.1217.12, in exercising the minister’s discretion as to: (vi) whether to grant or refuse to grant the relevant exploration tenement; and (vii) the conditions upon which the relevant exploration tenement is granted, if the minister decides to grant it. (b) Where the indigenous parties have made a submission pursuant to clause 10.2 that an authorised exploration tenement be cancelled or suspended and that submission is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that authorised exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time the minister considers whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account such submission and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(b) in exercising the minister’s discretion as to whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement tenement. (c) The provisions of clauses 11.1(a) and (b) do not prevent the minister from taking into account other relevant matters in exercising any discretion of the minister under the mining act.

Consideration by Minister. (a) Where the indigenous parties have made an objection pursuant to clause 10.1 to the grant of an exploration tenement (other than a mineral claim) not less than 5 business days before the grant of that exploration tenement and that objection is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time when the minister is considering whether or not to grant that exploration tenement, the state must ensure that the minister takes into account: (i) that objection and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(a); (ii) any relevant notice of the alleged breach given pursuant to clause 14.1(b15.1(b) or (d) of or clause 14.2(a)(iii15.2(a)(iii) of or (v); (iii) any relevant notice of dispute given pursuant to clause 16.317.3; (iv) any relevant PIRSA report; and (v) any relevant notice given pursuant to clause 16.1217.12, in exercising the minister’s discretion as to: (vi) whether to grant or refuse to grant the relevant exploration tenement; and (vii) the conditions upon which the relevant exploration tenement is granted, if the minister decides to grant it. (b) Where the indigenous parties have made a submission pursuant to clause 10.2 that an authorised exploration tenement be cancelled or suspended and that submission is not deemed withdrawn, in relation to that authorised exploration tenement pursuant to clause 10.4, at the time the minister considers whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement , the state must ensure that the minister takes into account such submission and any supporting information provided pursuant to clause 10.3(b) in exercising the minister’s discretion as to whether or not to cancel or suspend that authorised exploration tenement . (c) The provisions of clauses 11.1(a) and (b) do not prevent the minister from taking into account other relevant matters in exercising any discretion of the minister under the mining act.