Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00828:section:222:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00828
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 222 (pt 3/5)
Character Range: 545257–548054

(ii) the provisions of this Chapter, Chapter 4, Chapter 5A, Chapter 6 and Part 7.1; or
 (iii) the provisions of the regulations;
  have not been complied with; and
 (e) the Joint Authority is satisfied that there are sufficient grounds to warrant the granting of the pipeline licence;
the Joint Authority may give the applicant a written notice (called an offer document) telling the applicant that the Joint Authority is prepared to grant the applicant the pipeline licence.
 (4A) Without limiting paragraph (4)(e), in deciding whether to be satisfied that there are sufficient grounds to warrant the granting of the licence, the Joint Authority must have regard to:
 (a) whether the technical advice and financial resources available to the applicant are sufficient to:
 (i) carry out the operations and works that will be authorised by the licence; and
 (ii) discharge the obligations that will be imposed under this Act, or a legislative instrument under this Act, in relation to the licence; and
 (b) any other matters prescribed by the regulations.

Offer document—grant of pipeline licence to a person other than greenhouse gas injection licensee
 (5) If:
 (a) the application is for a pipeline licence in relation to the construction, in an offshore area, of a greenhouse gas pipeline for:
 (i) the conveyance of a greenhouse gas substance within a greenhouse gas injection licence area in that offshore area; or
 (ii) the conveyance of a greenhouse gas substance from a place outside a greenhouse gas injection area to a place in the greenhouse gas injection licence area; and
 (b) the greenhouse gas substance is to be injected into an identified greenhouse gas storage formation that is wholly situated in the greenhouse gas injection licence area; and
 (c) the applicant is not the greenhouse gas injection licensee; and
 (d) the application has not been rejected under subsection 220(2);
the Joint Authority may give the applicant a written notice (called an offer document) telling the applicant that the Joint Authority is prepared to grant the applicant the pipeline licence.
 (5A) In deciding whether to give the applicant an offer document under subsection (5), the Joint Authority:
 (a) must have regard to the matters specified in subsection (5B); and
 (b) may have regard to any other matters the Joint Authority considers relevant.
 (5B) The matters are as follows:
 (a) whether the technical advice and financial resources available to the applicant are sufficient to:
 (i) carry out the operations and works that will be authorised by the licence; and
 (ii) discharge the obligations that will be imposed under this Act, or a legislative instrument under this Act, in relation to the licence;
 (b) the matters specified in section 695YB as they apply to the applicant;
 (c)