program of work if the Minister considers it unnecessary or inappropriate in the circumstances. (6B) Without limiting subsection (6), an applicant for a S. 15(6B) inserted by mining licence (other than an infrastructure No. 59/2010 mining licence) or a retention licence must satisfy s. 9(9). the Minister that there is a reasonable prospect that the mining of the mineral resource described in the application will be economically viable. (6C) Without limiting subsection (6), in the case where S. 15(6C) inserted by the Minister accepts an application for a mining No. 59/2010 licence or a retention licence referred to in s. 9(9). subsection (1BB), the Minister must, for the purpose of being satisfied whether to grant the mining licence or retention licence, consider the mineralisation report included in the application. (7) An applicant for a licence must provide any additional information about the application that is requested in writing by the Minister, within 14 days after receipt of the request or any longer time allowed by the Minister. (8) If the Minister asks for additional information S. 15(8) substituted by about an application, the application lapses if— No. 82/2000 s. 14(4). (a) the information is not given to the Minister within the time required by subsection (7); and (b) the Minister has not withdrawn the request for the information within that time. (9) In consenting to the granting of a mining licence, S. 15(9) substituted by prospecting licence or retention licence over land No. 82/2000 that is covered by an exploration licence or that is s. 14(4), amended by the subject of an application for an exploration No. 64/2012 licence, the holder of, or the applicant for, the s. 19(9), substituted by exploration licence may make the consent No. 68/2014 conditional on specified depth restrictions. s. 20(2).
program of work if the Minister considers it unnecessary or inappropriate in the circumstances. S. 15(6B) inserted by No. 59/2010 s. 9(9). (6B) Without limiting subsection (6), an applicant for a mining licence (other than an infrastructure mining licence) or a retention licence must satisfy the Minister that there is a reasonable prospect that the mining of the mineral resource described in the application will be economically viable. S. 15(6C) inserted by No. 59/2010 s. 9(9). (6C) Without limiting subsection (6), in the case where the Minister accepts an application for a mining licence or a retention licence referred to in subsection (1BB), the Minister must, for the purpose of being satisfied whether to grant the mining licence or retention licence, consider the mineralisation report included in the application. (7) An applicant for a licence must provide any additional information about the application that is requested in writing by the Minister, within 14 days after receipt of the request or any longer time allowed by the Minister. S. 15(8) substituted by No. 82/2000 s. 14(4). (8) If the Minister asks for additional information about an application, the application lapses if— (a) the information is not given to the Minister within the time required by subsection (7); and (b) the Minister has not withdrawn the request for the information within that time. S. 15(9) substituted by No. 82/2000 s. 14(4), amended by No. 64/2012 s. 19(9), substituted by No. 68/2014 s. 20(2). (9) In consenting to the granting of a mining licence, prospecting licence or retention licence over land that is covered by an exploration licence or that is the subject of an application for an exploration licence, the holder of, or the applicant for, the exploration licence may make the consent conditional on specified depth restrictions.
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