Western Australia Land Authority Act, 1992 (Act No. 35).

An Act to establish an agency to provide, or promote the provision of, land, infrastructure, facilities and services for the social, economic and environmental needs of the State and for related purposes.

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This Act provides for the establishment of the Western Australian Land Authority and defines its composition, and functions and powers.Functions of the Authority include: the development of industrial, commercial, residential and other land in a range of localities to meet the social and economic needs of the State while taking account of environmental outcomes; the completion of the Joondalup Centre project; the identification and development, or urban renewal, of centres of population and for the improvement of land for those centres; and for the development and disposal of surplus public land.The Act further covers provisions about accountability and financial provisions.

Implemented by: Western Australia Land Authority Regulations, 1999. (1999-11-09)

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