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Displaying 6 - 10 of 113Local Government Act 2009.
This Act, consisting of 327 sections divided into eight Chapters and completed by three Schedules, aims to provide for: a) the way in which a local government is constituted and the nature and extent of its responsibilities and powers; and b) a system of local government in Queensland that is accountable, effective, efficient and sustainable.
Valuation of Land Act 1944.
The Act concerns the valuation of land for rating and taxing purposes, it consists of 101 sections and is divided into nine Parts. Part 3 is dedicated to valuation which is to be done by the chief executive. There are different types of valuations, including valuation for rental purposes (sect. 15), of mining leases (sect. 24), of petroleum leases (sect. 26) and valuation for community titles scheme (sect. 26A). Part 4 is dedicated to annual valuations and Part 5 to valuations rolls. Part 6 concerns notice of valuation (other than annual) and objections, while Part 6A covers appeals.
Rural Lands Protection Act 1985.
An Act to provide for the introduction of animals and plants, for the establishment of fences to protect agricultural land ad for the management of stock routes. It consists of 247 sections and is divided into 12 Parts. Part 1 contains preliminary provisions, including definitions of terms under the Act. Part 2 concerns the administration of the Act, Part 3 provides for the establishment of the Rural Land Protection Board and regulates its operation and Part 4 points out the functions and powers of local governments. Part 5 is dedicated to declared plants and animals and their management.
Land Tax Act 1915.
This Act provides for the imposition and collection of a land tax upon relevant unimproved values as defined in sections 3C and 3CA, and for related matters such as administration, returns, assessment, objections and repeal.The Act is divided into 9 Parts: Part 1— Preliminary ; Part 2— Administration ; Part 3— The Land Tax ; Part 4— Returns, Assessments, And Liability ; Part 4a— Objections ; Part 5— Appeals ; Part 7— Collection And Recovery Of Tax ; Part 8— Miscellaneous; Part 9— Transitional Provision For Natural Resources And Other Legislation Amendment Act 2001.
Survey and Mapping Infrastructure Regulation 2004.
This Regulation implements the Survey and Mapping Infrastructure Act 2003 by defining the principles to be applied in carrying out surveys (Part 2), setting the geodetic reference framework (Part 3) and providing for survey standards and survey guideline matters (Part 4).
Implements: Survey and Mapping Infrastructure Act 2003. (2014-12-05)
Repealed by: Survey and Mapping Infrastructure Regulation 2014. (2014-08-21)