Commodity companies must register behavioural and compensation agreements as well as exemption agreements on the title of the landowner. The discretion issues contained in the agreement must be consistent with: you can learn more by reading the Queensland Territory Access Guide (PDF, 1.8MB). 228The ongoing negotiations for a moderate compensation agreement or a deferral contract there are different mandatory requirements for each type of agreement – these are described in A Guide to Land Access in Queensland (PDF, 1.8MB). Section 1 Compensation for private and public land 5Busways, railways and other land used for transportation 48The owners or occupiers must not unreasonably refuse the access agreement Part 6 Permanent effect of certain agreements, notices and waiver declarations. This consent may be included as a term in an agreement. All onshore gas companies that carry out exploration and development activities must comply with queenslanders` land laws. Section 1 Access to public spaces and special uses of public roads 233A Request for ML (coal) on land located in the area of existing ATP 77Access agreements, Entry notifications and waivers that are not affected by commercial examples of an area that can be included in a street – this was taken into account when preparing the information and resources contained on this site and to which it is referred. However, QLS does not accept the accuracy, reliability or completeness or adaptation of the material to a specific purpose. By using information and resources, you have a responsibility to assess the accuracy and relevance of the material for your own circumstances and to rely on it at your own risk. To the extent permitted by law, any other guarantee, condition or guarantee, be it legal guarantees, common law (including negligence) or other guarantees are excluded. QLS disclaims any liability for damages or losses (including loss of earnings, losses and consequential damages suffered by a person as a result of reference to the information contained on this site. The information is provided only in the form of a general introductory guide and is not provided in the context of specific facts relevant to individuals. The content of this site and the resources to which it relates do not constitute legal advice and should not be construed as such.