(a) amend a nomination order or an application order; or (b) revoke a nomination order or an application order. (2) An order under subsection (1) which amends a nomination order may substitute a facilitating agency specified in the nomination order. (3) An order under subsection (1) may provide for any matter necessary or convenient to give effect to the order including, but not limited to, the transfer, apportionment, settlement or determination of any property, income, assets, rights, liabilities or other matters. S. 9 substituted by No. 46/1997 s. 8. 9 Tabling of orders The Premier must cause— (a) a copy of each nomination order, together with a statement signed by the Premier of reasons for the making of the order; and S. 9(b) amended by No. 16/2003 s. 24(1). (b) a copy of each application order; and S. 9(c) inserted by No. 16/2003 s. 24(2). (c) a copy of each order made under section 8A— to be laid before each House of Parliament within 14 sitting days after the order is made. S. 10 repealed by No. 46/1997 s. 9. * * * * * 11 Delegation by facilitating agency s. 11
amount stated in the certificate (not being more than $400). s. 23 (5) If the responsible Minister so certifies under subsection (4), the amount stated in the certificate in respect of that person shall be the full amount payable to him or her under subsection (3) by the responsible Minister or the facilitating agency, as the case requires, by way of compensation. (6) If the responsible Minister is satisfied that a person who might be entitled to compensation under subsection (3) cannot be found, the Minister may direct that no provision, or such provision as the responsible Minister specifies, shall be made for payment of compensation to that person. (7) If subsection (5) or (6) does not apply, the compensation payable to a person under subsection (3) shall be— (a) the amount agreed between the responsible Minister or the facilitating agency, as the case requires, and the person; or (b) if agreement is not reached, the amount determined as if the amount of compensation payable were a disputed claim under Part 10 of the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1976. (8) The Governor in Council may by order published in the Government Gazette provide for— (a) any vesting or divesting of lands; (b) any amendments to any land descriptions in any Act or subordinate instrument—
S. 43 amended by No. 45/2009 s. 13(1)(4) (ILA s. 39B(1)). 43 Information to be confidential (1) A person connected with a nominated project must not make a record of, or divulge or communicate to any person, information about the project that was obtained by the person in confidence except— (a) in carrying out official duties; or (b) in carrying out duties or obligations under this Act or any agreement or arrangement under this Act; or (c) with the consent of the responsible Minister; or S. 43(d) amended by No. 45/2009 s. 13(2). (d) to a court, in proceedings under this Act or in relation to an agreement or arrangement made under this Act; or S. 43(e) inserted by No. 45/2009 s. 13(3). (e) if the information is already in the public domain, other than as a result of a contravention of this Act. 50 penalty units. S. 43(2) inserted by No. 45/2009 s. 13(4). (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), a reference to information obtained in confidence includes a reference to information obtained by the person in circumstances in which the person knew or ought reasonably to have known the information was confidential. 44 Who is connected with a nominated project? s. 44 For the purposes of sections 42 and 43, a person is connected with a nominated project if the person is or has been—
subsisting immediately before the relevant date— (a) to which the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure was a party; or (b) that was given to or in favour of the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure; or (c) that refers to the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure; or (d) under which— (i) money is, or may become, payable to or by the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure; or (ii) other property is to be, or may become liable to be, transferred to or by the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure. New s. 61 inserted by No. 72/2000 s. 12. 61 Ministers may designate project s. 61 The relevant Ministers, by instrument, may designate any nominated project for which the Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure is the facilitating agency as a designated project for the purposes of this Part. New s. 62 inserted by No. 72/2000 s. 12. 62 Ministers may fix relevant date s. 62 The relevant Ministers, by notice published in the Government Gazette, may fix the relevant date for the purposes of an allocation statement under section 63. New s. 63 inserted by No. 72/2000 s. 12. 63 Secretaries to prepare allocation statement or statements (1) The Secretary to the Department of Infrastructure and the Secretary to the Department of State and Regional Development must give to the relevant
S. 78 inserted by No. 16/2003 s. 26. 78 Body corporate is dissolved On the repeal of Part 5A by the Commonwealth Games Arrangements (Amendment) Act 2003 the body corporate known as "Secretary to the Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development" is dissolved. S. 79 inserted by No. 27/2009 s. 22. 79 Secretary DOT body dissolved On the repeal of Part 5 by the Public Administration Amendment Act 2009, the body corporate known as "Secretary to the Department of Transport" is dissolved. ————————— Pts 8, 9 (Headings and ss 60–69) repealed by No. 46/1997 s. 16(2). * * * * * Pt 10 (Heading and ss 80–94) inserted by No. 27/2009 s. 23. S. 80 inserted by No. 27/2009 s. 23. 80 Definitions s. 80 In this Part— allocation statement means an allocation statement made under section 82; designated function means— (a) a function conferred on the Secretary DOT body corporate under Part 3 or Part 5 before the relevant date; or