Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) If
section 36G(4)(b) or 36I(2)(b) applies to the determination of the levy
payable on any land, the owner of the land may object to the determination
under section 36G(5) of the purpose for which the land is used.
(2) An objection is to
be made to the Minister and is to —
(a) be
in writing;
(b)
identify the leviable land;
(c) set
out fully and in detail the grounds of the objection, including particulars of
the purpose for which, in the opinion of the person making the objection, the
land is used; and
(d) be
served on the Minister within 60 days after the date the assessment
notice was served.
(3) The Minister may,
on an application by a person proposing to make an objection, and whether or
not the time for doing so has expired, extend the time for making the
objection for any period the Minister thinks fit.
(4) The Minister is to
consider an objection and may determine either to disallow it or allow it.
(5) After making a
determination on the objection, the Minister is to give the person who made
the objection written notice of the Minister’s determination and a
statement of the reasons for that determination.
[Section 36ZE inserted by No. 42 of 2002
s. 15.]