[no bill text published] Transfer of ownership and removal of land interests for the Treasury Complex site

Crown Lands (Treasury Complex) Bill 2026

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Effects of this bill

If this bill passes, it means that:

Land within the Treasury Complex site vests in the Crown.
All trusts, restrictions and private interests in the Treasury Complex site are extinguished; the Minister can decide otherwise via the Gazette.
The Crown does not pay compensation for the transfer of land or the removal of land interests.
Treasury Complex site land is classified as unalienated Crown land.
The Minister and Director-General of Lands can create titles for land above or below the surface of the site.
The Minister can direct the Recorder of Titles to rearrange or extinguish folios relating to the site.
The Minister can create easements for access, infrastructure and services at the site.

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