A Kleiman criterion for GIT stack quotients

Kleiman's criterion states that, for $X$ a projective scheme, a divisor $D$ is ample if and only if it pairs positively with every non-zero element of the closure of the cone of curves. In other words, the cone of ample divisors in $N^1(X)$ is the interior of the nef cone. In this paper we present an analogous statement for a variety $X$ acted on by a reductive group $G$ with a choice of $G$-linearization $L \to X$. In this new context, the ample cone of $X$ is replaced by a cell in the variation of GIT decomposition of the G-ample cone, and curves in $X$ are replaced by quasimaps to $[X/G]$.