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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section gives the Act’s short title and says it is to be read together with the principal Act.”
This section gives the Act’s short title and says it is to be read together with the principal Act. If a judgment is entered against the Agency, no execution, attachment, or similar process may be issued against it or its property, and the Agency must pay the awarded amount from its revenues. This section amends the principal Act by repealing Part X and replacing it with a new Part on licences, permits, and certificates of registration. A person seeking to develop, operate, invest in, or register certain business activities must apply to the Board for the relevant licence, permit, or certificate of registration, paying the prescribed fee. When considering certain applications, the Board must take account of development, jobs, human resources, export orientation, environmental impact, technology transfer, and any other appropriate considerations.
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This section gives the Act’s short title and says it is to be read together with the principal Act.
Section 1
When considering certain applications, the Board must take account of development, jobs, human resources, export orientation, environmental impact, technology transfer, and any other appropriate considerations.
Section 69
If a licence, permit, or registration holder stops the related business, they must notify the Board in writing and agree with the Board on surrender terms.
Section 72
The Board must keep a register covering licences, permits, certificates of registration, and related changes.
Section 76
A Board member who cannot attend may, in writing, nominate another person from the same organisation to attend in their place.
Section 5
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