❓ Hon Robin Chapple questions the rationale behind issuing a default notice to the Zadows regarding their business plan for Windimurra and Anketell pastoral leases, considering their conditional right to sell the leasehold title. The answer clarifies that the sale is contingent on the new owner adhering to the management plan established by the current lessees.
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I refer to ongoing concerns relating to the process of destocking the Windimurra and Anketell pastoral leases, currently held by Dale Zadow. I understand that they have been given a conditional right to sell the leasehold title, and ask -
For what reason have the Zadows been issued with a further default notice, on the grounds that the business plan has not yet been completed, given that on sale of the leasehold title any business plan will be rendered null and void and will not bind the new leaseholder?
For what reason have the Zadows been issued with a further default notice, on the grounds that the business plan has not yet been completed, given that on sale of the leasehold title any business plan will be rendered null and void and will not bind the new leaseholder?
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Answered
14 May 2002
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
35 days
Conditional approval to offer the station for sale was provided to the lessees in the letter from the Pastoral Lands Board dated 26 March 2002 on the basis that the management plan, currently the subject of the default notice, is to be submitted to the satisfaction of the Board by the current lessees. Additionally, it was stated that approval will only be provided to the proposed purchaser to acquire the station subject to the purchasers acknowledgment in writing, to abide by the approved management plan, which is to be set in place by the current lessees, and to comply with the Board's recommended management actions and conditions.
Additionally, it was stated that approval will only be provided to the proposed purchaser to acquire the station subject to the purchasers acknowledgment in writing, to abide by the approved management plan, which is to be set in place by the current lessees, and to comply with the Board's recommended management actions and conditions.
Additionally, it was stated that approval will only be provided to the proposed purchaser to acquire the station subject to the purchasers acknowledgment in writing, to abide by the approved management plan, which is to be set in place by the current lessees, and to comply with the Board's recommended management actions and conditions.
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