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TASMANIA
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FORESTRY (REBUILDING THE FOREST
INDUSTRY) BILL 2014
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CONTENTS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Interpretation
PART 2 - FUTURE POTENTIAL PRODUCTION FOREST LAND
4. Future potential production forest land
5. No compensation payable
6. Exchange of land
7. Conversion of future potential production forest land and
permanent timber production zone land
8. Conversion of reserved land to future potential production forest
land
9. Continuation of leases, licences, &c.
10. Vesting of land held under Land Titles Act 1980
PART 3 - CONSENT FOR SPECIAL SPECIES TIMBER
HARVESTING
11. Application for approval to undertake special species timber
harvesting in future potential production forest land
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PART 4 - FOREST MANAGEMENT ACT 2013 AMENDED
12. Principal Act
13. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
14. Section 5 repealed
15. Section 10 amended (Reservation of Crown land as permanent
timber production zone land)
16. Section 11 amended (Revocation of permanent timber
production zone land)
17. Sections 11A and 11B inserted
11A. Exchange of land
11B. Conversion of future potential production forest land
to permanent timber production zone land
18. Section 12A inserted
12A. Prohibition on purchase, &c., of future potential
production forest land
19. Section 16 amended (Wood production supply)
20. Part 5A inserted
PART 5A - Compensation Arrangements
16A. Interpretation of Part
16B. Forestry compensation certificate
16C. Contents of forestry compensation certificate
16D. Transfer or assignment, &c., of forestry
compensation certificate
16E. Effect of forestry compensation certificate
16F. Entitlement to compensation
16G. Determination of compensation
16H. Amendment of forestry compensation certificate
PART 5 - FOREST PRACTICES ACT 1985 AMENDED
21. Principal Act
22. Schedule 7 amended (Objective of the Forest Practices System
of Tasmania)
PART 6 - FOREST PRACTICES REGULATIONS 2007 AMENDED
23. Principal Regulations
24. Regulation 4A inserted
4A. Regulation 4(a) not to apply to future potential
production forest land
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PART 7 - NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES MANAGEMENT ACT
2002 AMENDED
25. Principal Act
26. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
27. Schedule 1 amended (Objectives for management of reserved
land)
PART 8 - NATURE CONSERVATION ACT 2002 AMENDED
28. Principal Act
29. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
30. Section 18 amended (Parliamentary approval required for certain
draft proclamations)
31. Schedule 1 amended (Determination of class of reserved land)
PART 9 - LEGISLATION REPEALED
32. Legislation repealed
PART 10 - MISCELLANEOUS
33. Further amendment of regulations not prevented
34. Continuation of certain proclamation
35. Regulations
36. Savings and transitional provisions
37. Administration of Act
SCHEDULE 1 - FUTURE POTENTIAL PRODUCTION FOREST LAND
SCHEDULE 2 - FORESTRY COUPES
SCHEDULE 3 - OBJECTIVES FOR MANAGEMENT OF FUTURE
POTENTIAL PRODUCTION FOREST LAND
SCHEDULE 4 - SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
SCHEDULE 5 - PLAN 9760
SCHEDULE 6 - LEGISLATION REPEALED
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FORESTRY (REBUILDING THE FOREST
INDUSTRY) BILL 2014
This Public Bill originated in the House of Assembly, and, having this day passed, is
now ready for presentation to the Legislative Council for its concurrence.
P. R. ALCOCK, Clerk of the House
5 June 2014
(Brought in by the Minister for Resources, the Honourable
Andrew Paul Harriss)
A BILL FOR
An Act to repeal the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Act
2013, to provide for the invigoration of the forest industry
and for related purposes
Be it enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Tasmania, by
and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and
House of Assembly, in Parliament assembled, as follows:
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
This Act may be cited as the Forestry
(Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act 2014.
2. Commencement
The provisions of this Act commence on a day
or days to be proclaimed.
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3. Interpretation
In this Act -
Abt Railway Ministerial Corporation has the
same meaning as railway in the Abt
Railway Development Act 1999;
annual supply of veneer and sawlog has the
same meaning as in the Forest
Management Act 2013;
Crown land has the same meaning as in the
Crown Lands Act 1976;
Crown Lands Minister means the Minister
administering the Crown Lands Act
1976;
electricity infrastructure has the same
meaning as in the Electricity Supply
Industry Act 1995;
forest management certification means an
internationally recognised forest
management certification of forest
management practices of an entity based
on an independent assessment by an
accredited forest management
certification body;
forest practices plan has the same meaning as
in the Forest Practices Act 1985;
forest product has the same meaning as in the
Forest Management Act 2013;
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Forestry corporation has the same meaning as
in the Forest Management Act 2013;
forestry coupe has the same meaning as coupe
in the Forest Practices Code as defined in
the Forest Practices Act 1985;
future potential production forest land means
the land referred to in section 4(1);
future reserve land has the same meaning as
in the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Act
2013, as in force immediately before the
commencement of this section;
Government Business Enterprise means a
statutory authority specified in Schedule
1 to the Government Business
Enterprises Act 1995;
highway means -
(a) a highway created in accordance
with section 3 of the Highways
Act 1951; or
(b) a State highway proclaimed in
accordance with section 7 of the
Roads and Jetties Act 1935; or
(c) a local highway within the
meaning of the Local
Government (Highways) Act
1982; or
(d) a highway from time to time
created in accordance with
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section 3 of the Highways Act
1951, proclaimed in accordance
with section 7 of the Roads and
Jetties Act 1935 or created within
the meaning of the Local
Government (Highways) Act
1982 after the commencement of
this section;
managing entity, in relation to future potential
production forest land, means the person
in whom is vested the management or
ownership of that land and includes the
Crown;
native forest harvesting means any harvesting
of native forest that requires a certified
forest practices plan under the Forest
Practices Act 1985, but does not include
native forest harvesting that is associated
with -
(a) providing access roading -
(i) to forestry coupes that are
permanent timber
production zone land; or
(ii) to future potential
production forest land that
is contained in the
forestry coupes specified
in Schedule 2; or
(b) installing cable harvesting
infrastructure -
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(i) for harvesting forestry
coupes that are permanent
timber production zone
land; or
(ii) for future potential
production forest land that
is contained in the
forestry coupes specified
in Schedule 2; or
(c) special species timber harvesting
undertaken with the approval of
the Crown Lands Minister under
Part 4;
partial harvesting means the harvesting of
single trees or groups of trees whilst
retaining other trees including advanced
growth trees, seed trees and shelterwood
trees;
permanent timber production zone land has
the same meaning as in the Forest
Management Act 2013;
powerline corridor has the same meaning as
in the Electricity Wayleaves and
Easements Act 2000;
rail infrastructure has the same meaning as in
the Rail Infrastructure Act 2007;
rail planning corridor has the same meaning
as in section 13 of the Rail Infrastructure
Act 2007;
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special species timber includes -
(a) timber of the following species:
(i) blackwood (Acacia
melanoxylon);
(ii) myrtle (Nothofagus
cunninghamii);
(iii) celery-top pine
(Phyllocladus
aspleniifolius);
(iv) sassafras (Atherosperma
moschatum);
(v) huon pine (Lagarostrobos
franklinii);
(vi) silver wattle (Acacia
dealbata); and
(b) timber of any other species that is
prescribed by the regulations; and
(c) timber with particular properties
that is prescribed by the
regulations;
special species timber harvesting means the
harvesting of special species timber by
partial harvesting;
State-owned company means a company
incorporated under the Corporations Act
that is controlled by -
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(a) the Crown; or
(b) a Government Business
Enterprise; or
(c) a statutory authority; or
(d) another company that is so
controlled;
statutory authority means a body or authority,
whether incorporated or not, that is
established or constituted by or under an
Act or under the royal prerogative, being
a body or authority which, or of which
the governing authority, wholly or partly
comprises a person or persons appointed
by the Governor, a Minister or another
statutory authority;
statutory land means land that is owned by or
vested in a State-owned company or a
Government Business Enterprise other
than the Forestry corporation;
subsidiary road means a subsidiary road
proclaimed in accordance with section 7
of the Roads and Jetties Act 1935, or
which may from time to time be
proclaimed under that Act after the
commencement of this section;
World Heritage List means the list kept under
that title under Article 11 of the World
Heritage Convention.
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PART 2 - FUTURE POTENTIAL PRODUCTION
FOREST LAND
4. Future potential production forest land
(1) The land -
(a) described in column 2 of the table set out
in clause 2 of Schedule 1; or
(b) that is the subject of an order made under
section 11A of the Forest Management
Act 2013 in relation to which section
11A(7)(b) of that Act has effect; or
(c) that is the subject of an order made under
section 8 -
is to be known as "future potential production
forest land" unless section 11A(7)(a) or section
11B(6) of the Forest Management Act 2013 has
effect in relation to that land.
(2) Subject to this section, the following provisions
apply to future potential production forest land:
(a) any part of the land that is not Crown
land, immediately before the
commencement of this section, is vested
in the Crown and becomes Crown land;
(b) any part of the land that is permanent
timber production zone land,
immediately before the commencement
of this section, ceases to be permanent
timber production zone land;
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(c) any part of the land that, immediately
before the commencement of this
section, was future reserve land ceases to
be future reserve land;
(d) no native forest harvesting can be
undertaken on the land;
(e) the forestry right specified in dealing
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and being a 14.5 hectare section of the
area on title plan Folio of the Register
Volume 132377 Folio 1 is suspended and
a person must not do anything required,
authorised or permitted by that right.
(3) Paragraph (a) of subsection (2) does not apply to
any land that is statutory land.
(4) Paragraph (d) of subsection (2) does not apply to
future potential production forest land that is
contained in the forestry coupes specified in
Schedule 2.
(5) Except as provided in subsections (1) and (2),
those subsections do not extinguish or otherwise
affect the right to commence or carry on any
activity on future potential production forest land
authorised, approved or permitted before the
commencement of this section.
(6) Subject to subsection (2), the managing entity of
future potential production forest land may
continue to perform or exercise its functions or
powers, or discharge its obligations, in relation
to that land.
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(7) The Crown Lands Minister, in performing or
exercising his or her functions or powers or
discharging his or her obligations in relation to
future potential production forest land in respect
of which he or she is the managing entity, must
have regard to the objectives for management of
future potential production forest land specified
in Schedule 3.
(8) Notwithstanding subsection (6), the managing
entity of future potential production forest land
cannot sell, transfer or convey that land to any
other person.
(9) For the purposes of subsection (8), sell, transfer
or convey does not include an exchange of land
under section 6.
(10) Subsection (8) does not apply to land used for
any of the following:
(a) electricity infrastructure;
(b) highways;
(c) powerline corridors;
(d) rail infrastructure;
(e) rail planning corridors;
(f) subsidiary roads.
(11) Subsection (8) ceases to apply to statutory land
on and from 8 April 2020.
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5. No compensation payable
No compensation is payable to any person in
relation to any loss arising from land becoming
future potential production forest land.
6. Exchange of land
(1) The Minister administering the Forest
Management Act 2013 may request the Crown
Lands Minister to consider the exchange of
future potential production forest land for
permanent timber production zone land.
(2) Before making a request under subsection (1),
the Minister administering the Forest
Management Act 2013 must obtain and have
regard to information relating to -
(a) the reasons for the request being made
including whether the future potential
production forest land specified in the
request is required for the supply of
forest products; and
(b) the impact of the permanent timber
production zone land specified in the
request ceasing to be, or forming part of,
permanent timber production zone land
on the capacity of the Forestry
corporation -
(i) to meet the annual supply of
veneer and sawlog; and
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(ii) to supply logs to the holder of a
forestry compensation certificate
in accordance with Part 5A of the
Forest Management Act 2013;
and
(c) the size, location, valuation and
conservation values of the future
potential production forest land, and the
permanent timber production zone land,
that is the subject of the request; and
(d) the implications of the exchange for the
Forestry corporation's forest
management certification.
(3) In making a request under subsection (1), the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 must provide the Crown Lands
Minister with the information obtained by the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 under subsection (2).
(4) In making a determination in relation to a
request under subsection (1), the Crown Lands
Minister must have regard to the information
provided under subsection (3) and the impact of
the exchange on the objectives for management
of future potential production forest land
specified in Schedule 3.
(5) The Crown Lands Minister may approve an
exchange of future potential production forest
land for permanent timber production zone land.
(6) If the Crown Lands Minister approves the
exchange referred to in subsection (5), he or she
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must provide advice of his or her decision, in
writing to the Minister administering the Forest
Management Act 2013.
(7) On receipt of advice under subsection (6), the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 must give effect to the exchange by
making a relevant order under section 11A of the
Forest Management Act 2013.
7. Conversion of future potential production forest
land and permanent timber production zone land
(1) Not earlier than 8 April 2020, the Minister
administering the Forest Management Act 2013
may request the Crown Lands Minister to
consider the conversion of certain future
potential production forest land to permanent
timber production zone land.
(2) Before making a request under subsection (1),
the Minister administering the Forest
Management Act 2013 must obtain and have
regard to information relating to -
(a) the reasons for the request being made;
and
(b) the size, location, valuation and
conservation values of the future
potential production forest land that is
the subject of the request; and
(c) an assessment of forest resources within
the future potential production forest
land that is the subject of the request and
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the demand for those resources and an
evaluation of the social and economic
impacts of the conversion of that land;
and
(d) the Forestry corporation's intention to
undertake native forest harvesting, on the
land that is the subject of the request,
consistent with its forest management
certification; and
(e) the implications of the land ceasing to be
future potential production forest land for
the Forestry corporation's forest
management certification.
(3) In making a request under subsection (1), the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 must provide the Crown Lands
Minister with the information obtained by the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 under subsection (2).
(4) In making a determination in relation to a
request under subsection (1), the Crown Lands
Minister must have regard to the information
provided under subsection (3).
(5) The Crown Lands Minister may approve the
conversion of future potential production forest
land to permanent timber production zone land.
(6) If the Crown Lands Minister approves the
conversion referred to in subsection (5), he or
she must provide advice of his or her decision, in
writing, to the Minister administering the Forest
Management Act 2013.
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(7) On receipt of advice under subsection (6), the
Minister administering the Forest Management
Act 2013 must give effect to the conversion by
making a relevant order under section 11B of the
Forest Management Act 2013.
(8) The Forestry corporation must only undertake
native forest harvesting, in relation to land that is
the subject of a conversion referred to in this
section, consistent with its forest management
certification.
8. Conversion of reserved land to future potential
production forest land
(1) If the Crown Lands Minister is satisfied that a
reserve or part of a reserve specified in the
proclamation made on 16 December 2013
(Statutory Rules 2013, No. 111) has been
excluded from the World Heritage List, the
Crown Lands Minister may by order published
in the Gazette convert that reserve or part of that
reserve to future potential production forest land.
(2) On the making of an order under subsection (1),
the reserve or part of the reserve specified in the
order ceases to be a reserve for the purposes of
the Nature Conservation Act 2002 and
becomes -
(a) Crown land; and
(b) future potential production forest land.
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(3) An order under subsection (1) is not a statutory
rule for the purposes of the Rules Publication
Act 1953.
9. Continuation of leases, licences, &c.
(1) In this section -
burdening easement means an easement that
burdens future potential production forest
land;
grantor means a Minister acting under an Act,
a Government Business Enterprise or a
State-owned company that granted a
lease, licence, temporary licence,
occupation permit or burdening easement
referred to in subsection (2).
(2) This section applies to any lease, licence,
temporary licence, occupation permit or
burdening easement which was in force in
respect of any future potential production forest
land specified in clause 2 of Schedule 1, other
than statutory land, immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2).
(3) This section does not apply to any lease or
licence under the Mineral Resources
Development Act 1995.
(4) On the commencement of section 4(2), the
Crown Lands Minister is substituted as a party to
a lease, licence, temporary licence, occupation
permit or burdening easement referred to in
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subsection (2), that was granted by a grantor, in
place of that grantor.
(5) A reference to a grantor in a lease, licence,
temporary licence, occupation permit or
burdening easement referred to in subsection (2)
that was granted by that grantor, is to be taken,
on and after the commencement of section 4(2),
to be a reference to the Crown Lands Minister.
(6) Any lease, licence, temporary licence,
occupation permit or burdening easement
referred to in subsection (2) which was
administered by a grantor immediately before
the commencement of section 4(2) is to be
administered by the responsible Department in
relation to the Crown Lands Act 1976.
(7) Notwithstanding anything in this Act and the
Crown Lands Act 1976 -
(a) a lease, licence, temporary licence,
occupation permit or burdening easement
referred to in subsection (2) continues in
force in accordance with this section,
after the commencement of section 4(2),
until it expires or is surrendered,
released, discharged or terminated, as if
section 4(2) had not commenced; and
(b) the Crown Lands Minister -
(i) may, in relation to a lease,
licence, temporary licence,
occupation permit or burdening
easement referred to in
subsection (2), perform or
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exercise, in addition to any
functions or powers under the
Crown Lands Act 1976 or any
other Act, the same functions or
powers, including without
limitation, functions and powers
under any written law, that could
have continued to be performed
or exercised by a grantor if
section 4(2) had not commenced;
and
(ii) has, in relation to a lease, licence,
temporary licence, occupation
permit or burdening easement
referred to in subsection (2), the
same rights and obligations
which a grantor would have
continued to have if section 4(2)
had not commenced.
(8) Nothing in this section makes the Crown Lands
Minister liable for any breach of a lease, licence,
temporary licence, occupation permit or
burdening easement referred to in subsection (2)
that occurred before the commencement of
section 4(2).
10. Vesting of land held under Land Titles Act 1980
(1) In this section -
non-vested land, in relation to an area of land
that is comprised in a folio of the
Register which includes vested land,
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means any part of that area of land that is
not vested land;
Recorder means the Recorder of Titles
appointed pursuant to section 4(1) of the
Land Titles Act 1980;
Register has the same meaning as in the Land
Titles Act 1980;
vested land means land that is vested in the
Crown pursuant to section 4(2)(a).
(2) This section applies where a folio of the Register
includes both non-vested land and vested land.
(3) As soon as practicable following the
commencement of section 4(2) pursuant to
which any land becomes vested land, the Crown
Lands Minister is to cause the following
documents to be lodged with the Recorder:
(a) an application by the Crown to be the
registered proprietor of the vested land in
accordance with section 138A of the
Land Titles Act 1980;
(b) a plan, prepared by a registered surveyor
in accordance with the requirements of
the Recorder, that identifies the non-
vested land and the vested land.
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s. 11 Part 3 - Consent for Special Species Timber Harvesting
PART 3 - CONSENT FOR SPECIAL SPECIES TIMBER
HARVESTING
11. Application for approval to undertake special
species timber harvesting in future potential
production forest land
(1) A person, other than the Forestry corporation,
may apply to the Crown Lands Minister for
approval to undertake special species timber
harvesting in future potential production forest
land.
(2) The application is to contain -
(a) a forest practices plan certified by the
Forest Practices Authority under section
17 of the Forest Practices Act 1985; and
(b) such other matters as may be provided by
the regulations.
(3) On receipt of an application under
subsection (1), the Crown Lands Minister is to
seek advice from the Minister administering the
Forest Management Act 2013 with regard to the
application, including that harvesting will be
consistent with standards required by the
Forestry corporation's forest management
certification.
(4) In making a determination in relation to an
application under subsection (1), the Crown
Lands Minister must have regard to the
information provided under subsection (2), the
advice provided under subsection (3) and the
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objectives for management of future potential
production forest land specified in Schedule 3.
(5) The Crown Lands Minister may approve an
application under subsection (1) subject to such
conditions as may be specified in the approval or
refuse to approve such an application.
(6) The Crown Lands Minister may require the
person to whom approval has been granted to
pay such amounts as may be prescribed by the
regulations to the Crown Lands Minister in
relation to the harvesting of the special species
timber specified in the approval.
(7) The regulations may prescribe different amounts
for such matters as are specified by the
regulations.
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s. 12 Part 4 - Forest Management Act 2013 Amended
PART 4 - FOREST MANAGEMENT ACT 2013
AMENDED
12. Principal Act
In this Part, the Forest Management Act 2013* is
referred to as the Principal Act.
13. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
Section 3 of the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after the definition of Forestry
corporation the following definition:
future potential production forest land has
the same meaning as in the Forestry
(Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act
2014;
14. Section 5 repealed
Section 5 of the Principal Act is repealed.
15. Section 10 amended (Reservation of Crown land as
permanent timber production zone land)
Section 10 of the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after subsection (1) the following
subsection:
(1A) Subsection (1) does not apply to Crown
land that is future potential production
forest land.
*No. 49 of 2013
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16. Section 11 amended (Revocation of permanent
timber production zone land)
Section 11 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by inserting the following subsection
after subsection (1):
(1A) Subsection (1) does not apply to
permanent timber production
zone land that is the subject of
advice from the Minister
administering the Crown Lands
Act 1976 under section 6(6) of the
Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest
Industry) Act 2014.
(b) by omitting subsection (2);
(c) by omitting from subsection (4)(b) "Part
3 of the Tasmanian Forests Agreement
Act 2013" and substituting "Part 5A".
17. Sections 11A and 11B inserted
After section 11 of the Principal Act, the
following sections are inserted in Part 4:
11A. Exchange of land
(1) On advice from the Minister
administering the Crown Lands Act 1976
under section 6(6) of the Forestry
(Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act
2014, the Minister, by order published in
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the Gazette (a land exchange order),
must -
(a) declare Crown land specified in
that order to be permanent timber
production zone land for the
purposes of this Act; and
(b) declare that any other area of land
specified in the order ceases to
be, or form part of, permanent
timber production zone land.
(2) A land exchange order is not a statutory
rule for the purposes of the Rules
Publication Act 1953.
(3) The Minister must cause a land exchange
order and the advice referred to in
subsection (1) and the information
obtained under section 6(2) of the
Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest Industry)
Act 2014 to be laid before each House of
Parliament within the first 5 sitting-days
after the land exchange order is made.
(4) A proposed land exchange order is of no
effect unless it has been accepted by both
Houses of Parliament.
(5) A House of Parliament is taken to have
accepted a proposed land exchange order
if the order has been laid on the table of
that House and -
(a) it is accepted by that House; or
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(b) at the expiration of 5 sitting-days
after it was laid on the table of
that House, no notice has been
given of a motion to disallow it,
or, if such notice has been given,
the notice has been withdrawn or
the motion has been negatived; or
(c) if any notice of a motion to
disallow it is given during that
period of 5 sitting-days, the
notice is, after the expiration of
that period, withdrawn or the
motion is negatived.
(6) If the proposed land exchange order is
accepted by both Houses of Parliament -
(a) land specified in the order to be
permanent timber production
zone becomes permanent timber
production zone land and ceases
to be future potential production
forest land; and
(b) land specified in the order to
cease to be, or form part of,
permanent timber production
zone land, ceases to be permanent
timber production zone land and
becomes -
(i) Crown land for the
purposes of the Crown
Lands Act 1976; and
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(ii) future potential
production forest land.
11B. Conversion of future potential production
forest land to permanent timber production
zone land
(1) On receipt of advice from the Minister
administering the Crown Lands Act 1976
under section 7(6) of the Forestry
(Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act
2014, the Minister, by order published in
the Gazette (a land conversion order),
must declare Crown land specified in that
order to be permanent timber production
zone land for the purposes of this Act.
(2) A land conversion order is not a statutory
rule for the purposes of the Rules
Publication Act 1953.
(3) The Minister must cause a land
conversion order and the advice referred
to in subsection (1) together with the
information obtained under section 7(2)
of the Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest
Industry) Act 2014 to be laid before each
House of Parliament within the first 5
sitting-days after the land conversion
order is made.
(4) A proposed land conversion order is of
no effect unless it has been accepted by
both Houses of Parliament.
(5) A House of Parliament is taken to have
accepted a proposed land conversion
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order if the order has been laid on the
table of that House and -
(a) it is accepted by that House; or
(b) at the expiration of 5 sitting-days
after it was laid on the table of
that House, no notice has been
given of a motion to disallow it,
or, if such notice has been given,
the notice has been withdrawn or
the motion has been negatived; or
(c) if any notice of a motion to
disallow it is given during that
period of 5 sitting-days, the
notice is, after the expiration of
that period, withdrawn or the
motion is negatived.
(6) If the proposed land conversion order is
accepted by both Houses of Parliament,
land specified in the order to be
permanent timber production zone land
becomes permanent timber production
zone land and ceases to be future
potential production forest land.
18. Section 12A inserted
After section 12 of the Principal Act, the
following section is inserted in Part 4:
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12A. Prohibition on purchase, &c., of future
potential production forest land
The Forestry corporation must not
purchase or otherwise acquire future
potential production forest land.
19. Section 16 amended (Wood production supply)
Section 16(1)(b) of the Principal Act is amended
by omitting "section 19(1) of the Tasmanian
Forests Agreement Act 2013" and substituting
"section 3 of the Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest
Industry) Act 2014".
20. Part 5A inserted
After section 16 of the Principal Act, the
following Part is inserted:
PART 5A - COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS
16A. Interpretation of Part
In this Part -
forest product means any of the
following:
(a) sawn timber;
(b) veneer products;
(c) poles, piles or posts;
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(d) any other forest product
but not including -
(i) woodchips that are
to be further
processed outside
Tasmania; or
(ii) whole logs that are
to be further
processed outside
Tasmania; or
(iii) any other product
excluded by
regulation, being a
product not
referred to in
paragraph (a), (b)
or (c);
wood supply contract means a contract
made between the Forestry
corporation and a purchaser, the
principal, or a principal, term of
which is that the Forestry
corporation should make
available to that purchaser over a
period of not less than 2 years a
supply of a quantity of logs in
return for monetary or other
consideration.
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16B. Forestry compensation certificate
(1) Subject to this Part, the Minister must
issue a forestry compensation certificate
to a purchaser under a wood supply
contract at the request of the Forestry
corporation or the purchaser.
(2) Before issuing a forestry compensation
certificate the Minister -
(a) must be satisfied that -
(i) there is an enforceable
wood supply contract; and
(ii) the logs to be supplied
under the wood supply
contract will be processed
in Tasmania into a forest
product; and
(iii) any requirements set out
in regulations made under
this Act that prescribe any
economic or
environmental
requirement, concerning
the logs, the source of the
logs or the processing of
the logs, are met; and
(b) must have received from the
Forestry corporation certification
that, having regard to all other
enforceable wood supply
contracts, it is able to supply the
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quantities of logs specified in the
wood supply contract in
accordance with its terms.
(3) The Forestry corporation must issue
certification if, having regard to all other
enforceable wood supply contracts, it is
able to supply the quantities of wood
specified in the wood supply contract in
accordance with its terms.
16C. Contents of forestry compensation certificate
A forestry compensation certificate is to
contain the following information:
(a) the name of the person to whom
the certificate is issued;
(b) a description of the wood supply
contract to which the certificate
relates that is sufficient to enable
that contract to be identified;
(c) the annual quantity of logs to
which the certificate relates;
(d) the date on which the certificate
ceases to have effect.
16D. Transfer or assignment, &c., of forestry
compensation certificate
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the person to
whom a forestry compensation certificate
is issued may assign the rights and
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entitlements associated with that
certificate in part or in full to a person to
whom the purchaser's rights and
entitlements, under the wood supply
contract to which the certificate relates,
are assigned.
(2) The assignment of the rights and
entitlements associated with the forestry
compensation certificate must correspond
to the assignment of the purchaser's
rights and entitlements under the wood
supply contract to which the certificate
relates.
(3) If the person to whom a forestry
compensation certificate is issued assigns
to another person the rights and
entitlements associated with that
certificate in part or in full in accordance
with subsection (1), the first-mentioned
person is to -
(a) provide evidence to the Minister
that the assignments referred to in
subsection (1) have been effected;
and
(b) deliver the certificate to the
Minister; and
(c) deliver a copy of the contract by
which the rights and entitlements,
under the wood supply contract to
which the certificate relates, are
assigned.
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(4) On receipt of the evidence, forestry
compensation certificate and contract, the
Minister, if satisfied that the assignments
referred to in subsection (1) have been
effected, is to -
(a) issue to the assignee of the rights
and entitlements under the
forestry compensation certificate
a new certificate to reflect the
details of that assignment; and
(b) if any rights and entitlements
under the forestry compensation
certificate were not assigned by
the assignor, issue to the assignor
a new certificate in respect of
those rights and entitlements that
were not assigned.
(5) On the issue of any new forestry
compensation certificate or certificates in
accordance with subsection (4), the
forestry compensation certificate referred
to in subsection (3) is cancelled.
(6) The cancellation of a forestry
compensation certificate in accordance
with subsection (5) does not affect any
claim to compensation under that
certificate that accrued before its
cancellation.
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16E. Effect of forestry compensation certificate
(1) A forestry compensation certificate
entitles the holder of the certificate to
receive compensation in accordance with
this section.
(2) The holder of a forestry compensation
certificate is entitled to compensation if
the Forestry corporation certifies to the
Minister that the Forestry corporation is,
when requested by the holder, prevented
from supplying logs to the holder, up to
the quantities specified in the forestry
compensation certificate and on the terms
specified in the wood supply contract to
which the certificate relates, as a result
of -
(a) a change of the law of the State,
including any change to
section 16 of this Act, that has the
effect of diminishing the
quantities of logs available to the
Forestry corporation for the
supply of logs in accordance with
the terms of the wood supply
contract; or
(b) a change of policy -
(i) in relation to forest
practices, within the
meaning of the Forest
Practices Act 1985; or
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(ii) solely or primarily in
relation to the Tasmanian
forest industry by the
Tasmanian Government -
that has the effect of diminishing the
quantities of logs available to the
Forestry corporation for the supply of
logs in accordance with the terms of the
wood supply contract.
(3) The Forestry corporation must certify in
accordance with subsection (2) if it is
unable to supply logs in accordance with
the terms of a wood supply contract.
(4) Certification by the Forestry corporation
under subsection (2) must include -
(a) the name of the holder of the
forestry compensation certificate
at the date of certification; and
(b) a description of the wood supply
contract to which the certificate
relates that is sufficient to enable
that contract to be identified; and
(c) the annual quantity of logs to
which the certificate relates; and
(d) the annual quantity of logs
requested from the Forestry
corporation by the holder of the
certificate; and
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(e) the annual quantity of logs that
the Forestry corporation has made
available, or can make available,
to the holder of the certificate;
and
(f) having regard to paragraphs (c),
(d) and (e), the annual quantity of
logs that the Forestry corporation
is prevented from supplying to
the holder as a result of the
circumstances referred to in
paragraph (a) or (b) of
subsection (2); and
(g) the period during which the
Forestry corporation is prevented
from supplying to the holder of
the certificate the quantity
referred to in paragraph (f).
(5) For the purposes of calculating the
annual quantity of logs that the Forestry
corporation has made available, or can
make available, to the holder of a
forestry compensation certificate under
subsection (4)(e), any quantity of logs
supplied to the holder under any other
wood supply contract, in respect of
which a forestry compensation certificate
has not been issued, is taken to have been
supplied in full satisfaction or in part
satisfaction, as the case may be, of the
wood supply contract to which the
certification by the Forestry corporation
under subsection (2) relates.
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16F. Entitlement to compensation
(1) On receipt of the Forestry corporation's
certification under section 16E(2), the
Minister becomes liable to pay
compensation to the holder of the
forestry compensation certificate to
which the certification relates in
accordance with this Part.
(2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the
amount of compensation referred to in
subsection (1) is the amount of damages
that would have been payable by the
Forestry corporation as if the non-supply
of the quantity of logs referred to in
section 16E(4)(f) for the period referred
to in section 16E(4)(g) in accordance
with the terms of the wood supply
contract had constituted a breach of
contract by the Forestry corporation.
(3) Subsection (2) applies only to the extent
that the non-supply referred to in that
subsection occurs as a result of the
circumstances referred to in
paragraph (a) or (b) of section 16E(2).
(4) For the purposes of subsection (2), the
following matters are to be disregarded
when calculating compensation:
(a) any agreement between the
holder of the forestry
compensation certificate and the
Forestry corporation that limits
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the damages payable for a breach
of the wood supply contract;
(b) any agreement between the
holder of the forestry
compensation certificate and the
Forestry corporation to pay an
agreed amount of damages for a
breach of the wood supply
contract.
(5) A holder of a forestry compensation
certificate entitled to compensation in
accordance with this Part and the
Forestry corporation must take all
reasonable steps to minimise the loss or
damage referred to in subsection (2).
16G. Determination of compensation
(1) In this section -
affected person means a person who is
entitled to compensation in
accordance with this Part.
(2) Before agreeing an amount of
compensation, the Minister must obtain
the approval of the Solicitor-General to
that amount.
(3) If the affected person and the Minister
agree the amount of compensation in
writing, the compensation is that amount.
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(4) If the affected person and the Minister
cannot agree the amount of
compensation, the claim for
compensation is to be determined in the
same manner as a disputed claim for
compensation under the Land Acquisition
Act 1993 and, for that purpose -
(a) the certification given by the
Forestry corporation is taken to
be a notice of acquisition, within
the meaning of that Act; and
(b) the amount of compensation to be
determined is the amount referred
to in section 16F(2); and
(c) the Crown is the acquiring
authority.
(5) Any compensation that an affected
person receives under this section
extinguishes any claim that the affected
person would otherwise have had against
the Forestry corporation in respect of the
matters to which the compensation
relates.
(6) An affected person and the Forestry
corporation are taken to be discharged
from the performance of their respective
obligations under a wood supply contract
to the extent that the non-performance of
those obligations is taken into account in
agreeing or determining the
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compensation payable to the affected
person in accordance with this section.
16H. Amendment of forestry compensation
certificate
(1) If the Forestry corporation and the holder
of a forestry compensation certificate
have agreed to vary the terms of the
wood supply contract to which that
certificate relates, the Forestry
corporation must advise the Minister,
within 14 days from the date on which
the variation takes effect, of the varied
terms.
(2) On receipt of advice from the Forestry
corporation under subsection (1), the
Minister must amend the forestry
compensation certificate to which the
wood supply contract relates to give
effect to the variation.
(3) Before amending a forestry
compensation certificate, the Minister -
(a) must be satisfied that there is an
enforceable wood supply
contract; and
(b) must have received from the
Forestry corporation certification
that, having regard to all other
enforceable wood supply
contracts, it is able to supply the
quantities of wood specified in
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the wood supply contract in
accordance with its terms.
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s. 21 Part 5 - Forest Practices Act 1985 Amended
PART 5 - FOREST PRACTICES ACT 1985 AMENDED
21. Principal Act
In this Part, the Forest Practices Act 1985* is
referred to as the Principal Act.
22. Schedule 7 amended (Objective of the Forest
Practices System of Tasmania)
Schedule 7 to the Principal Act is amended by
omitting paragraph (ab).
*No. 48 of 1985
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PART 6 - FOREST PRACTICES REGULATIONS 2007
AMENDED
23. Principal Regulations
In this Part, the Forest Practices Regulations
2007* are referred to as the Principal
Regulations.
24. Regulation 4A inserted
After regulation 4 of the Principal Regulations,
the following regulation is inserted:
4A. Regulation 4(a) not to apply to future
potential production forest land
Regulation 4(a) does not apply to future
potential production forest land within
the meaning of the Forestry (Rebuilding
the Forest Industry) Act 2014.
*S.R. 2007, No. 18
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s. 25 Part 7 - National Parks and Reserves Management Act 2002 Amended
PART 7 - NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES
MANAGEMENT ACT 2002 AMENDED
25. Principal Act
In this Part, the National Parks and Reserves
Management Act 2002* is referred to as the
Principal Act.
26. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
Section 3(1) of the Principal Act is amended by
inserting after the definition of special advisory
committee the following definition:
special species timber harvesting has the
same meaning as in the Forestry
(Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act
2014;
27. Schedule 1 amended (Objectives for management of
reserved land)
Schedule 1 to the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting paragraph (e) from item 5
and substituting the following:
*No. 62 of 2002
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(e) to provide for the
controlled use of natural
resources including
special species timber
harvesting, and including
as an adjunct to
utilisation of marine
resources;
(b) by omitting paragraph (b) from item 7
and substituting the following:
(b) to provide for the
controlled use of other
natural resources
including special species
timber harvesting;
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PART 8 - NATURE CONSERVATION ACT 2002
AMENDED
28. Principal Act
In this Part, the Nature Conservation Act 2002*
is referred to as the Principal Act.
29. Section 3 amended (Interpretation)
Section 3(1) of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by inserting the following definition after
the definition of fox:
future potential production forest
land has the same meaning as in
the Forestry (Rebuilding the
Forest Industry) Act 2014;
(b) by inserting the following definition after
the definition of partly protected wildlife:
permanent timber production zone
land has the same meaning as in
the Forest Management Act 2013;
(c) by inserting the following definition after
the definition of resource management
and planning system objectives:
special species timber harvesting has
the same meaning as in the
*No. 63 of 2002
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Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest
Industry) Act 2014;
30. Section 18 amended (Parliamentary approval
required for certain draft proclamations)
Section 18 of the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting subsection (1) and
substituting the following subsections:
(1) A proclamation is not to be made
under section 11(2) declaring
permanent timber production
zone land in existence
immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2) of
the Forestry (Rebuilding the
Forest Industry) Act 2014 to be of
any class of reserved land unless
a draft of the proclamation has
been first approved by not less
than two-thirds of the members of
each House.
(1A) A proclamation is not to be made
under section 11(2) declaring
future potential production forest
land to be of any class of reserved
land unless a draft of the
proclamation has been first
approved by not less than two-
thirds of the members of each
House.
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(1B) A proclamation is not to be made
under section 11(2) or
section 17(1) declaring land other
than permanent timber production
zone land that was in existence
immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2) of
the Forestry (Rebuilding the
Forest Industry) Act 2014 or
future potential production forest
land to be reserved land in the
class of national park, State
reserve, nature reserve or historic
site unless a draft of the
proclamation has been first
approved by each House of
Parliament.
(b) by omitting from subsection (3)
"subsection (1)" and substituting
"subsection (1B)".
31. Schedule 1 amended (Determination of class of
reserved land)
Schedule 1 to the Principal Act is amended as
follows:
(a) by omitting item 5 and substituting the
following:
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5. Conservation An area of land The protection and
area predominantly in a maintenance of the natural
natural state. and cultural values of the
area of land and the
sustainable use of the
natural resources of that
area of land including
special species timber
harvesting.
(b) by omitting item 7 and substituting the
following:
7. Regional An area of land - Mineral exploration and
reserve the development of
mineral deposits in the area
of land, and the controlled
use of other natural
resources of that area of
land, including special
species timber harvesting,
while protecting and
maintaining the natural and
cultural values of that area
of land.
(a) with high
mineral potential or
prospectivity; and
(b) predominantly in
a natural state.
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PART 9 - LEGISLATION REPEALED
32. Legislation repealed
The legislation specified in Schedule 6 is
repealed.
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PART 10 - MISCELLANEOUS
33. Further amendment of regulations not prevented
The amendment by this Act of a provision of any
regulations does not prevent that or any other
provision of those regulations from being
amended or rescinded by a later regulation.
34. Continuation of certain proclamation
The proclamation made under the Tasmanian
Forests Agreement Act 2013 on
16 December 2013 (being Statutory Rules 2013,
No. 111), so far as it is not inconsistent with this
Act, remains in force until rescinded under this
Act and may be altered, amended or rescinded
under this Act.
35. Regulations
(1) The Governor may make regulations for the
purposes of this Act.
(2) The regulations may be made so as to apply
differently according to matters, limitations or
restrictions, whether as to time, circumstance or
otherwise, specified in the regulations.
(3) The regulations may authorise any matter to be
from time to time determined, applied or
regulated by any person or body specified in the
regulations.
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36. Savings and transitional provisions
The savings and transitional provisions specified
in Schedule 4 have effect.
37. Administration of Act
Until provision is made in relation to this Act by
order under section 4 of the Administrative
Arrangements Act 1990 -
(a) the administration of this Act is assigned
to the Minister for Resources; and
(b) the department responsible to that
Minister in relation to the administration
of this Act is the Department of
Infrastructure, Energy and Resources.
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SCHEDULE 1 - FUTURE POTENTIAL PRODUCTION
FOREST LAND
Section 4
1. Interpretation
In this Schedule -
land means -
(a) permanent timber production
zone land; or
(b) Crown land within the meaning
of the Crown Lands Act 1976; or
(c) land owned by the Forestry
corporation; or
(d) any other land owned by a State-
owned company or Government
Business Enterprise -
but does not include any of the
following:
(e) land that is owned by or vested in
the Abt Railway Ministerial
Corporation;
(f) land reserved under the Nature
Conservation Act 2002;
(g) land owned by or vested in
Tasmanian Irrigation Pty Ltd
(ACN 133 148 384);
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Plan 9760 means the Plan numbered 9760 in
the Central Plan Register, a reduced copy
of which is set out by way of illustration
only in Schedule 5, and includes all
annexures to that Plan.
2. Future potential production forest land
The land described in column 2 of the table set
out in this clause is future potential production
forest land.
Column 1 Column 2
Lot 2 All that area of land comprising approximately
310 hectares shown as Lot 2 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 1 to Plan 9760.
Lot 3 All that area of land comprising approximately
10 hectares shown as Lot 3 on Annexure 1 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 4 All that area of land comprising approximately
353 hectares shown as Lot 4 on Annexure 1 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 5 All that area of land comprising approximately
12 584 hectares shown as Lot 5 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 1 to Plan 9760.
Lot 7 All that area of land comprising approximately
359 hectares shown as Lot 7 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 1 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 8 All that area of land comprising approximately
82 hectares shown as Lot 8 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 1 to Plan 9760.
Lot 9 All that area of land comprising approximately
5 928 hectares shown as Lot 9 on Annexure 1 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 10 All that area of land comprising approximately
10 932 hectares shown as Lot 10 on Annexure 1
to Plan 9760.
Lot 11 All that area of land comprising approximately
505 hectares shown as Lot 11 on Annexure 1 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 12 All that area of land comprising approximately
188 hectares shown as Lot 12 on Annexure 1 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 14 All that area of land comprising approximately
16 629 hectares shown as Lot 14 on Annexure 2
to Plan 9760.
Lot 15 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 019 hectares shown as Lot 15 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 16 All that area of land comprising approximately
63 hectares shown as Lot 16 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 17 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 384 hectares shown as Lot 17 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 2 to Plan 9760.
Lot 18 All that area of land comprising approximately
140 hectares shown as Lot 18 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 19 All that area of land comprising approximately
36 hectares shown as Lot 19 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 20 All that area of land comprising approximately
229 hectares shown as Lot 20 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 21 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 415 hectares shown as Lot 21 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 2 to Plan 9760.
Lot 22 All that area of land comprising approximately
485 hectares shown as Lot 22 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 23 All that area of land comprising approximately
536 hectares shown as Lot 23 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 24 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 640 hectares shown as Lot 24 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 25 All that area of land comprising approximately
715 hectares shown as Lot 25 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 26 All that area of land comprising approximately
17 hectares shown as Lot 26 on Annexure 2 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 27 All that area of land comprising approximately
66 hectares shown as Lot 27 on Annexure 3 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 28 All that area of land comprising approximately
333 hectares shown as Lot 28 on Annexure 3 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 29 All that area of land comprising approximately
33 hectares shown as Lot 29 on Annexure 3 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 30 All that area of land comprising approximately
782 hectares shown as Lot 30 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 3 to Plan 9760.
Lot 31 All that area of land comprising approximately
968 hectares shown as Lot 31 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 3 to Plan 9760.
Lot 32 All that area of land comprising approximately
329 hectares shown as Lot 32 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 33 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 173 hectares shown as Lot 33 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 34 All that area of land comprising approximately
734 hectares shown as Lot 34 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 35 All that area of land comprising approximately
5 697 hectares shown as Lot 35 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 36 All that area of land comprising approximately
92 hectares shown as Lot 36 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 37 All that area of land comprising approximately
214 hectares shown as Lot 37 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 38 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 178 hectares shown as Lot 38 on Annexure 4 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 39 All that area of land comprising approximately 9
hectares shown as Lot 39 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 4 to Plan 9760.
Lot 40 All that area of land comprising approximately
347 hectares shown as Lot 40 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 4 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 41 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 683 hectares shown as Lot 41 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 4 to Plan 9760.
Lot 42 All that area of land comprising approximately
191 hectares shown as Lot 42 (in 5 parts) on
Annexure 5 to Plan 9760.
Lot 43 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 011 hectares shown as Lot 43 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 44 All that area of land comprising approximately
762 hectares shown as Lot 44 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 45 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 809 hectares shown as Lot 45 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 46 All that area of land comprising approximately
513 hectares shown as Lot 46 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 47 All that area of land comprising approximately
48 hectares shown as Lot 47 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 48 All that area of land comprising approximately
290 hectares shown as Lot 48 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 50 All that area of land comprising approximately
302 hectares shown as Lot 50 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 5 to Plan 9760.
Lot 51 All that area of land comprising approximately
166 hectares shown as Lot 51 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 5 to Plan 9760.
Lot 52 All that area of land comprising approximately
29 hectares shown as Lot 52 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 53 All that area of land comprising approximately
915 hectares shown as Lot 53 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 54 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 681 hectares shown as Lot 54 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 55 All that area of land comprising approximately
839 hectares shown as Lot 55 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 5 to Plan 9760.
Lot 56 All that area of land comprising approximately
361 hectares shown as Lot 56 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 57 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 126 hectares shown as Lot 57 on Annexure 5 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 58 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 712 hectares shown as Lot 58 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 59 All that area of land comprising approximately
135 hectares shown as Lot 59 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 6 to Plan 9760.
Lot 60 All that area of land comprising approximately
256 hectares shown as Lot 60 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 61 All that area of land comprising approximately
224 hectares shown as Lot 61 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 62 All that area of land comprising approximately
177 hectares shown as Lot 62 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 63 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 347 hectares shown as Lot 63 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 64 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 025 hectares shown as Lot 64 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 6 to Plan 9760.
Lot 65 All that area of land comprising approximately
464 hectares shown as Lot 65 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 66 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 375 hectares shown as Lot 66 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 6 to Plan 9760.
Lot 67 All that area of land comprising approximately
953 hectares shown as Lot 67 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 68 All that area of land comprising approximately
538 hectares shown as Lot 68 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 69 All that area of land comprising approximately
11 784 hectares shown as Lot 69 (in 4 parts) on
Annexure 6 to Plan 9760.
Lot 71 All that area of land comprising approximately
7 331 hectares shown as Lot 71 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 72 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 675 hectares shown as Lot 72 (in 4 parts) on
Annexure 6 to Plan 9760.
Lot 73 All that area of land comprising approximately
483 hectares shown as Lot 73 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 74 All that area of land comprising approximately
879 hectares shown as Lot 74 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 75 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 943 hectares shown as Lot 75 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 76 All that area of land comprising approximately
277 hectares shown as Lot 76 on Annexure 6 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 77 All that area of land comprising approximately 5
hectares shown as Lot 77 on Annexure 6 to Plan
9760.
Lot 78 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 385 hectares shown as Lot 78 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 7 to Plan 9760.
Lot 79 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 373 hectares shown as Lot 79 on Annexure 7 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 80 All that area of land comprising approximately
10 230 hectares shown as Lot 80 on Annexure 7
to Plan 9760.
Lot 81 All that area of land comprising approximately
6 661 hectares shown as Lot 81 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 7 to Plan 9760.
Lot 82 All that area of land comprising approximately
293 hectares shown as Lot 82 on Annexure 7 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 83 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 105 hectares shown as Lot 83 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 7 to Plan 9760.
Lot 84 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 764 hectares shown as Lot 84 on Annexure 7 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 85 All that area of land comprising approximately
747 hectares shown as Lot 85 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 7 to Plan 9760.
Lot 86 All that area of land comprising approximately
221 hectares shown as Lot 86 on Annexure 7 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 87 All that area of land comprising approximately
579 hectares shown as Lot 87 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 88 All that area of land comprising approximately
190 hectares shown as Lot 88 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 8 to Plan 9760.
Lot 90 All that area of land comprising approximately
26 383 hectares shown as Lot 90 (in 11 parts) on
Annexure 8 to Plan 9760.
Lot 91 All that area of land comprising approximately
637 hectares shown as Lot 91 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 92 All that area of land comprising approximately
124 hectares shown as Lot 92 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 93 All that area of land comprising approximately
141 hectares shown as Lot 93 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 94 All that area of land comprising approximately
459 hectares shown as Lot 94 (in 4 parts) on
Annexure 8 to Plan 9760.
Lot 95 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 494 hectares shown as Lot 95 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 8 to Plan 9760.
Lot 96 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 944 hectares shown as Lot 96 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 8 to Plan 9760.
Lot 97 All that area of land comprising approximately
184 hectares shown as Lot 97 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 98 All that area of land comprising approximately
416 hectares shown as Lot 98 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 99 All that area of land comprising approximately
228 hectares shown as Lot 99 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 100 All that area of land comprising approximately
227 hectares shown as Lot 100 on Annexure 8 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 101 All that area of land comprising approximately
9 806 hectares shown as Lot 101 (in 4 parts) on
Annexure 9 to Plan 9760.
Lot 102 All that area of land comprising approximately
990 hectares shown as Lot 102 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 103 All that area of land comprising approximately
66 hectares shown as Lot 103 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 104 All that area of land comprising approximately
549 hectares shown as Lot 104 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 105 All that area of land comprising approximately
303 hectares shown as Lot 105 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 106 All that area of land comprising approximately
519 hectares shown as Lot 106 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 107 All that area of land comprising approximately
232 hectares shown as Lot 107 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 108 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 091 hectares shown as Lot 108 on Annexure 9
to Plan 9760.
Lot 109 All that area of land comprising approximately
424 hectares shown as Lot 109 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 110 All that area of land comprising approximately
788 hectares shown as Lot 110 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 9 to Plan 9760.
Lot 111 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 452 hectares shown as Lot 111 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 9 to Plan 9760.
Lot 112 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 960 hectares shown as Lot 112 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 9 to Plan 9760.
Lot 113 All that area of land comprising approximately
573 hectares shown as Lot 113 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 9 to Plan 9760.
Lot 114 All that area of land comprising approximately
91 hectares shown as Lot 114 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 115 All that area of land comprising approximately
83 hectares shown as Lot 115 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 116 All that area of land comprising approximately
90 hectares shown as Lot 116 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 117 All that area of land comprising approximately
369 hectares shown as Lot 117 on Annexure 9 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 118 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 423 hectares shown as Lot 118 on Annexure 9
to Plan 9760.
Lot 119 All that area of land comprising approximately
614 hectares shown as Lot 119 on Annexure 10
to Plan 9760.
Lot 120 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 162 hectares shown as Lot 120 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 10 to Plan 9760.
Lot 121 All that area of land comprising approximately
497 hectares shown as Lot 121 on Annexure 10
to Plan 9760.
Lot 122 All that area of land comprising approximately
49 hectares shown as Lot 122 on Annexure 10 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 123 All that area of land comprising approximately 3
hectares shown as Lot 123 on Annexure 10 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 124 All that area of land comprising approximately
665 hectares shown as Lot 124 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 10 to Plan 9760.
Lot 125 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 638 hectares shown as Lot 125 on Annexure 10
to Plan 9760.
Lot 126 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 404 hectares shown as Lot 126 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 10 to Plan 9760.
Lot 127 All that area of land comprising approximately
96 hectares shown as Lot 127 on Annexure 10 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 128 All that area of land comprising approximately
776 hectares shown as Lot 128 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 10 to Plan 9760.
Lot 129 All that area of land comprising approximately
16 257 hectares shown as Lot 129 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 10 to Plan 9760.
Lot 130 All that area of land comprising approximately
170 hectares shown as Lot 130 on Annexure 10
to Plan 9760.
Lot 131 All that area of land comprising approximately
145 hectares shown as Lot 131 on Annexure 10
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 132 All that area of land comprising approximately
93 hectares shown as Lot 132 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 11 to Plan 9760.
Lot 133 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 276 hectares shown as Lot 133 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 134 All that area of land comprising approximately
139 hectares shown as Lot 134 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 11 to Plan 9760.
Lot 135 All that area of land comprising approximately
206 hectares shown as Lot 135 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 136 All that area of land comprising approximately
769 hectares shown as Lot 136 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 137 All that area of land comprising approximately
6 259 hectares shown as Lot 137 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 138 All that area of land comprising approximately
61 hectares shown as Lot 138 on Annexure 11 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 139 All that area of land comprising approximately
434 hectares shown as Lot 139 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 141 All that area of land comprising approximately
343 hectares shown as Lot 141 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 143 All that area of land comprising approximately
165 hectares shown as Lot 143 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 144 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 204 hectares shown as Lot 144 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 11 to Plan 9760.
Lot 145 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 518 hectares shown as Lot 145 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 11 to Plan 9760.
Lot 147 All that area of land comprising approximately
578 hectares shown as Lot 147 on Annexure 11
to Plan 9760.
Lot 148 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 401 hectares shown as Lot 148 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 149 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 567 hectares shown as Lot 149 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 150 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 553 hectares shown as Lot 150 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 151 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 707 hectares shown as Lot 151 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 152 All that area of land comprising approximately
6 645 hectares shown as Lot 152 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 153 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 198 hectares shown as Lot 153 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 154 All that area of land comprising approximately
238 hectares shown as Lot 154 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 155 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 774 hectares shown as Lot 155 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 156 All that area of land comprising approximately
14 401 hectares shown as Lot 156 (in 4 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 158 All that area of land comprising approximately
868 hectares shown as Lot 158 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 159 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 988 hectares shown as Lot 159 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 160 All that area of land comprising approximately
427 hectares shown as Lot 160 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 161 All that area of land comprising approximately
193 hectares shown as Lot 161 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 162 All that area of land comprising approximately
96 hectares shown as Lot 162 on Annexure 12 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 163 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 155 hectares shown as Lot 163 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 164 All that area of land comprising approximately
104 hectares shown as Lot 164 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 165 All that area of land comprising approximately
663 hectares shown as Lot 165 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 166 All that area of land comprising approximately
67 hectares shown as Lot 166 on Annexure 12 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 168 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 095 hectares shown as Lot 168 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 169 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 077 hectares shown as Lot 169 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 170 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 303 hectares shown as Lot 170 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 171 All that area of land comprising approximately
7 409 hectares shown as Lot 171 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 172 All that area of land comprising approximately
135 hectares shown as Lot 172 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 173 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 090 hectares shown as Lot 173 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 175 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 002 hectares shown as Lot 175 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 176 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 691 hectares shown as Lot 176 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 177 All that area of land comprising approximately
839 hectares shown as Lot 177 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 178 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 837 hectares shown as Lot 178 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 179 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 079 hectares shown as Lot 179 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 180 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 259 hectares shown as Lot 180 on Annexure 12
to Plan 9760.
Lot 182 All that area of land comprising approximately
522 hectares shown as Lot 182 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 12 to Plan 9760.
Lot 183 All that area of land comprising approximately
3 621 hectares shown as Lot 183 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 184 All that area of land comprising approximately
10 113 hectares shown as Lot 184 on Annexure
14 to Plan 9760.
Lot 185 All that area of land comprising approximately
693 hectares shown as Lot 185 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 186 All that area of land comprising approximately
223 hectares shown as Lot 186 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 14 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 187 All that area of land comprising approximately
137 hectares shown as Lot 187 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 188 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 052 hectares shown as Lot 188 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 189 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 062 hectares shown as Lot 189 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 14 to Plan 9760.
Lot 190 All that area of land comprising approximately
153 hectares shown as Lot 190 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 191 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 002 hectares shown as Lot 191 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 192 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 376 hectares shown as Lot 192 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 193 All that area of land comprising approximately
136 hectares shown as Lot 193 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 14 to Plan 9760.
Lot 194 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 715 hectares shown as Lot 194 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 195 All that area of land comprising approximately
747 hectares shown as Lot 195 on Annexure 14
to Plan 9760.
Lot 199 All that area of land comprising approximately
806 hectares shown as Lot 199 on Annexure 15
to Plan 9760.
Lot 201 All that area of land comprising approximately
25 hectares shown as Lot 201 on Annexure 15 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 205 All that area of land comprising approximately
270 hectares shown as Lot 205 on Annexure 16
to Plan 9760.
Lot 206 All that area of land comprising approximately
346 hectares shown as Lot 206 on Annexure 16
to Plan 9760.
Lot 207 All that area of land comprising approximately
271 hectares shown as Lot 207 on Annexure 16
to Plan 9760.
Lot 208 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 110 hectares shown as Lot 208 on Annexure 16
to Plan 9760.
Lot 209 All that area of land comprising approximately
22 hectares shown as Lot 209 on Annexure 16 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 210 All that area of land comprising approximately
50 hectares shown as Lot 210 on Annexure 16 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 212 All that area of land comprising approximately
549 hectares shown as Lot 212 on Annexure 17
to Plan 9760.
Lot 213 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 487 hectares shown as Lot 213 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 17 to Plan 9760.
Lot 214 All that area of land comprising approximately
213 hectares shown as Lot 214 on Annexure 17
to Plan 9760.
Lot 215 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 091 hectares shown as Lot 215 on Annexure 17
to Plan 9760.
Lot 216 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 394 hectares shown as Lot 216 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
Lot 217 All that area of land comprising approximately
7 378 hectares shown as Lot 217 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 218 All that area of land comprising approximately
178 hectares shown as Lot 218 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 219 All that area of land comprising approximately
205 hectares shown as Lot 219 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
Lot 220 All that area of land comprising approximately
625 hectares shown as Lot 220 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 221 All that area of land comprising approximately
104 hectares shown as Lot 221 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 222 All that area of land comprising approximately
381 hectares shown as Lot 222 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
Lot 223 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 104 hectares shown as Lot 223 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
Lot 224 All that area of land comprising approximately
105 hectares shown as Lot 224 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 225 All that area of land comprising approximately
70 hectares shown as Lot 225 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 226 All that area of land comprising approximately
92 hectares shown as Lot 226 (in 6 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 227 All that area of land comprising approximately
17 hectares shown as Lot 227 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 228 All that area of land comprising approximately
510 hectares shown as Lot 228 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 229 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 354 hectares shown as Lot 229 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 230 All that area of land comprising approximately
51 hectares shown as Lot 230 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 231 All that area of land comprising approximately
37 hectares shown as Lot 231 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 232 All that area of land comprising approximately
11 hectares shown as Lot 232 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 233 All that area of land comprising approximately
39 hectares shown as Lot 233 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 234 All that area of land comprising approximately
18 hectares shown as Lot 234 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 235 All that area of land comprising approximately
16 hectares shown as Lot 235 (in 3 parts) on
Annexure 18 to Plan 9760.
Lot 236 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 198 hectares shown as Lot 236 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 237 All that area of land comprising approximately
168 hectares shown as Lot 237 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 238 All that area of land comprising approximately
15 hectares shown as Lot 238 on Annexure 18 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 239 All that area of land comprising approximately
299 hectares shown as Lot 239 on Annexure 18
to Plan 9760.
Lot 241 All that area of land comprising approximately
550 hectares shown as Lot 241 on Annexure 19
to Plan 9760.
Lot 242 All that area of land comprising approximately
251 hectares shown as Lot 242 on Annexure 19
to Plan 9760.
Lot 245 All that area of land comprising approximately
236 hectares shown as Lot 245 on Annexure 19
to Plan 9760.
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Lot 246 All that area of land comprising approximately 4
hectares shown as Lot 246 on Annexure 19 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 247 All that area of land comprising approximately
422 hectares shown as Lot 247 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 19 to Plan 9760.
Lot 267 All that area of land comprising approximately
13 hectares shown as Lot 267 on Annexure 20 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 269 All that area of land comprising approximately
902 hectares shown as Lot 269 on Annexure 20
to Plan 9760.
Lot 270 All that area of land comprising approximately
188 hectares shown as Lot 270 on Annexure 22
to Plan 9760.
Lot 271 All that area of land comprising approximately
440 hectares shown as Lot 271 on Annexure 22
to Plan 9760.
Lot 272 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 361 hectares shown as Lot 272 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 22 to Plan 9760.
Lot 273 All that area of land comprising approximately
2 149 hectares shown as Lot 273 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 22 to Plan 9760.
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Lot 274 All that area of land comprising approximately
72 hectares shown as Lot 274 on Annexure 22 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 281 All that area of land comprising approximately
410 hectares shown as Lot 281 on Annexure 23
to Plan 9760.
Lot 284 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 295 hectares shown as Lot 284 (in 2 parts) on
Annexure 23 to Plan 9760.
Lot 285 All that area of land comprising approximately
188 hectares shown as Lot 285 on Annexure 24
to Plan 9760.
Lot 286 All that area of land comprising approximately
229 hectares shown as Lot 286 on Annexure 24
to Plan 9760.
Lot 287 All that area of land comprising approximately
268 hectares shown as Lot 287 on Annexure 24
to Plan 9760.
Lot 288 All that area of land comprising approximately
4 911 hectares shown as Lot 288 on Annexure 24
to Plan 9760.
Lot 289 All that area of land comprising approximately
80 hectares shown as Lot 289 on Annexure 24 to
Plan 9760.
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Lot 290 All that area of land comprising approximately
412 hectares shown as Lot 290 on Annexure 25
to Plan 9760.
Lot 291 All that area of land comprising approximately
763 hectares shown as Lot 291 on Annexure 25
to Plan 9760.
Lot 292 All that area of land comprising approximately
31 hectares shown as Lot 292 on Annexure 25 to
Plan 9760.
Lot 293 All that area of land comprising approximately
227 hectares shown as Lot 293 on Annexure 25
to Plan 9760.
Lot 294 All that area of land comprising approximately
499 hectares shown as Lot 294 on Annexure 25
to Plan 9760.
Lot 295 All that area of land comprising approximately
1 568 hectares shown as Lot 295 on Annexure 25
to Plan 9760.
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SCHEDULE 2 - FORESTRY COUPES
Section 4(4)
Forestry coupe Forestry Tasmania district
CD103A Bass
CO008A Derwent
EP011A Huon
EP048C Huon
FR015A Murchison
FR039A Murchison
FR041A Murchison
MD102A Murchison
NL115H Bass
SB038A Huon
SB040A Huon
CF023B Murchison
FR041B Murchison
GL108A Bass
MN001E Bass
MN023A Bass
Puzzle Link Huon
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RD019A Murchison
RU047E Huon
SA152C Bass
SB009A Huon
SY002A Bass
TY042F Bass
UR056A Bass
UR101D Bass
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SCHEDULE 3 - OBJECTIVES FOR MANAGEMENT
OF FUTURE POTENTIAL PRODUCTION FOREST
LAND
Sections 4(7) and 6(4)
1. Management objectives
The following objectives are the objectives for
management of future potential production forest
land:
(a) to conserve natural biological diversity;
(b) to conserve geological diversity;
(c) to preserve the quality of water and
protect catchments;
(d) to conserve sites or areas of cultural
significance;
(e) to encourage education based on the
purposes of reservation and the
significance of the public reserve;
(f) to encourage research, particularly that
which furthers the purposes of
reservation;
(g) to protect the public reserve against, and
rehabilitate the public reserve following,
adverse impacts such as those of fire,
introduced species, diseases and soil
erosion on the public reserve's natural
and cultural values and on assets within
and adjacent to the public reserve;
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(h) to encourage tourism, recreational use
and enjoyment consistent with the
conservation of the area's natural and
cultural values;
(i) to encourage cooperative management
programs with Aboriginal people in areas
of significance to them in a manner
consistent with the purposes of
reservation and the other management
objectives;
(j) to provide for the taking, on an
ecologically sustainable basis, of
designated game species for commercial
or private purposes, or both;
(k) to provide for the controlled use of
natural resources including special
species timber harvesting;
(l) to provide for exploration activities and
utilisation of mineral resources;
(m) to allow for private, commercial or
industrial uses.
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SCHEDULE 4 - SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL
PROVISIONS
Section 36
1. Interpretation
In this Schedule -
asset means -
(a) any legal or equitable estate or
interest (whether present or future
and whether vested or contingent)
in real or personal property; and
(b) any other right -
having any connection with future
potential production forest land in
existence immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2);
contract means -
(a) an agreement, arrangement,
undertaking, warranty or other
contract; or
(b) part of an agreement,
arrangement, undertaking,
warranty or other contract -
having any connection with future
potential production forest land in
existence immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2);
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corporation means the Forestry corporation or
other Government Business Enterprise or
a State-owned company;
document includes part of a document;
liability includes any, or any part of any,
liability, duty and obligation, whether
actual, contingent or prospective, in
relation to any future potential
production forest land in existence
immediately before the commencement
of section 4(2);
right includes any right, power, privilege and
immunity, whether actual, contingent or
prospective, in relation to any future
potential production forest land in
existence immediately before the
commencement of section 4(2);
specified means specified in a transfer notice;
timber has the same meaning as in the Forest
Management Act 2013;
transfer day means the day on which a
transfer notice, or the relevant part of a
transfer notice, takes effect;
transfer notice means -
(a) a notice made under clause 2(1)
or (2); or
(b) a part of such a notice;
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transferor, in relation to a transfer notice,
means -
(a) the Crown, if the relevant transfer
notice transfers any assets,
liabilities or contracts to the
corporation referred to in the
transfer notice; or
(b) the corporation referred to in the
transfer notice, if the relevant
transfer notice transfers any
assets, liabilities or contracts to
the Crown;
transfer recipient, in relation to a transfer
notice, means -
(a) the corporation referred to in the
relevant transfer notice, if the
transfer notice transfers any
assets, liabilities or contracts to
the corporation; or
(b) the Crown, if the relevant transfer
notice transfers any assets,
liabilities or contracts to the
Crown.
2. Transfer of assets to and from a corporation
(1) The Crown Lands Minister, after consulting the
Minister, by notice published in the Gazette,
may transfer from a corporation to the Crown
such -
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(a) assets owned by the corporation; and
(b) liabilities of the corporation; and
(c) contracts to which the corporation is a
party, other than contracts for the supply
of timber or contracts of employment -
as are specified in the notice.
(2) The Crown Lands Minister, after consulting the
Minister, by notice published in the Gazette,
may transfer from the Crown to a corporation
such -
(a) assets owned by the Crown; and
(b) liabilities of the Crown; and
(c) contracts to which the Crown is a party,
other than contracts of employment -
as are specified in the notice.
(3) A transfer notice may -
(a) specify conditions including, without
limitation -
(i) conditions relating to the transfer
of the assets, liabilities and
contracts; and
(ii) conditions relating to the
payment of consideration, if any
is payable; and
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(b) provide that a right under a specified
contract is held by the transferor or the
transfer recipient; and
(c) provide that a liability under a specified
contract is a liability of the transferor or
the transfer recipient; and
(d) provide that a reference in a specified
contract to the transferor is, or is to
include, a reference to the transfer
recipient; and
(e) provide that a transfer recipient is
substituted as a party to the contract, in
place of the transferor, from a date not
earlier than the transfer day; and
(f) provide for any matter that is incidental
to the transfer of the assets, liabilities and
contracts.
(4) A transfer notice takes effect on the specified
day or days, whether that day is, or those days
are, before, on or after the day on which the
transfer notice is published in the Gazette.
(5) A transfer notice takes effect in accordance with
its terms.
(6) Without limiting subclause (5) -
(a) on the transfer day -
(i) the specified assets vest in the
transfer recipient, in accordance
with the transfer notice, without
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the need for any further
conveyance, transfer, assignment
or assurance, but subject to any
conditions specified in the
transfer notice; and
(ii) the specified liabilities become
the liabilities of the transfer
recipient, in accordance with the
transfer notice, without the need
for any further conveyance,
transfer, assignment or assurance,
but subject to any conditions
specified in the transfer notice;
and
(iii) the transferor ceases to be a party
to the specified contracts unless
the transfer notice provides
otherwise or except to the extent
specified in the transfer notice;
and
(b) on and after the transfer day -
(i) a specified contract is taken to
have been made by the transfer
recipient; and
(ii) a reference to the transferor in a
specified contract is taken to be
or include, as appropriate, a
reference to the transfer recipient.
(7) Subclause (6)(a) and (6)(b) have effect despite
any contrary provision in the specified contract.
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(8) A person who is a party to a contract that is the
subject of a transfer notice is not entitled to -
(a) terminate that contract; or
(b) claim that there has been a breach or
default of the contract; or
(c) claim any remedy -
by reason only of the transfer (made by virtue of
such a notice) of that contract, or of property, a
right, or an obligation, to which that contract
relates or arising from that contract.
(9) The Crown Lands Minister after consulting the
Minister may amend or revoke a transfer notice.
(10) A transfer notice is not a statutory rule for the
purposes of the Rules Publication Act 1953.
3. Transitional provisions on transfer of property and
assets to and from a corporation
(1) In this section -
transferring asset means any asset specified
in a transfer notice;
transferring contract means a contract
specified in a transfer notice;
transferring liability means a liability
specified in a transfer notice.
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(2) On and after the transfer day, the following
provisions apply unless the transfer notice
provides otherwise:
(a) a reference to the transferor in a
document in relation to a transferring
asset, transferring liability or transferring
contract is taken where appropriate to be
or to include a reference to the transfer
recipient;
(b) a contract made by the transferor relating
to a transferring asset, transferring
liability or transferring contract to the
extent that it is not performed or
discharged before the transfer day is
taken to have been made by the
transferor or transfer recipient, as
appropriate.
(3) A transfer notice may limit the extent to which
the provisions of subclause (2) apply.
4. Removing doubt relating to transfer
(1) If there is any doubt -
(a) as to whether any asset, liability or
contract, or any part of any asset, liability
or contract, is transferred to the transfer
recipient by the operation of clause
2(6)(a); or
(b) as to whether any contract or other
document relates to any asset, liability or
contract that is transferred to the transfer
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recipient by the operation of
clause 2(6)(a) -
the Crown Lands Minister is to determine the
matter in consultation with the Minister and is to
provide written notice of that determination to
the transfer recipient and, if the Crown Lands
Minister considers it appropriate, a party to a
contract that is relevant to the determination of
the matter.
(2) The determination of the Crown Lands Minister
under subclause (1) is final and binding.
5. Savings and transitional regulations
(1) The Governor may make regulations to
provide -
(a) for savings and transitional matters, not
otherwise provided for in this Act,
necessary or expedient for bringing this
Act into operation; and
(b) for savings and transitional matters
consequent on a transfer of any assets,
liabilities or contracts to a transfer
recipient under a transfer notice.
(2) Regulations made under subclause (1) may
provide for any of the savings or transitional
matters to take effect when section 36 of this Act
commences or on a later day specified in the
regulations, whether the day so specified is
before, on or after the day on which the
regulations are made.
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SCHEDULE 5 - PLAN 9760
Clause 1 of Schedule 1
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SCHEDULE 6 - LEGISLATION REPEALED
Section 32
Tasmanian Forests Agreement Act 2013 (No. 7 of 2013)
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