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EX-10.7

 Exhibit 10.7 
  

 
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Western Australia 
 Alumina
Refinery Agreement Act 1961 
 Contents 
  

							
	1.	  	Short title	  	 	1	  
	2.	  	Terms used	  	 	1	  
	3.	  	Approval and ratification of agreement	  	 	2	  
	3A.	  	First supplementary agreement approved and ratified	  	 	3	  
	3B.	  	Second supplementary agreement approved	  	 	3	  
	3C.	  	Third supplementary agreement approved	  	 	3	  
	3D.	  	Fourth supplementary agreement approved	  	 	3	  
	3E.	  	Fifth supplementary agreement approved and ratified	  	 	3	  
	3F.	  	Effect of sixth supplementary agreement	  	 	3	  
	3G.	  	Seventh supplementary agreement approved	  	 	3	  
	3H.	  	Effect of eighth supplementary agreement	  	 	4	  
	4.	  	Closure of portion of railway and public road	  	 	4	  
	6.	  	Declaration as to non-application of certain Acts and law	  	 	4	  
	7.	  	Summary refusal of applications by Minister	  	 	5	  

  

					
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Contents 
  

 
  
  

			
	 First Schedule — Alumina Refinery
Agreement
	  	
		
	 Second Schedule — First
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Third Schedule — Second
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Fourth Schedule — Third
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Fifth Schedule — Fourth
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Sixth Schedule — Fifth
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Seventh Schedule — Extract from
sixth supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Eighth Schedule — Seventh
supplementary agreement
	  	
		
	 Notes
	  	
		
	 Compilation table
	  	74
		
	 Defined terms
	  	

  

  

					
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 Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 

An Act to approve and ratify an agreement entered into by the State with respect to the establishment of a refinery to produce alumina, and to provide for
carrying the agreement into effect and for incidental and other purposes. 
  

	1.	Short title 

 This Act may be cited as the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 1. 
  

	2.	Terms used 

 In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears —
agreement means — 
  

	 	(a)	in sections 3(1) and 4, the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the First Schedule; and 

  

	 	(b)	except as provided in paragraph (a), the agreement referred to in that paragraph as amended by the first supplementary agreement, the second supplementary agreement, the third supplementary agreement, the fourth
supplementary agreement, the fifth supplementary agreement, the sixth supplementary agreement, the seventh supplementary agreement, the eighth supplementary agreement, and the agreement set out in the First Schedule to the Alumina Refinery
(Pinjarra) Agreement Act 1969, and if that agreement is altered in accordance with the provisions thereof, includes that agreement as so altered from time to time; 

 

  

					
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 eighth supplementary agreement means the agreement of
which a copy is set forth in the Schedule to the Alumina Refinery Agreements (Alcoa) Amendment Act 1987; 
 fifth supplementary
agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the Sixth Schedule; 
 first supplementary agreement
means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the Second Schedule; 
 fourth supplementary agreement means the agreement
of which a copy is set forth in the Fifth Schedule; 
 second supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is
set forth in the Third Schedule; 
 seventh supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the
Eighth Schedule; 
 sixth supplementary agreement means the agreement set out in the Schedule to the Alumina Refinery
(Wagerup) Agreement and Acts Amendment Act 1978, a copy of clause 18 of which is set forth in the Seventh Schedule; 
 third
supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the Fourth Schedule. 
 [Section 2 amended by No. 48
of 1963 s. 2; No. 76 of 1966 s. 2; No. 61 of 1967 s. 2; No. 47 of 1972 s. 2; No. 34 of 1974 s. 2; No. 15 of 1978 s. 5; No. 99 of 1986 s. 4; No. 86 of 1987 s. 7.] 
  

	3.	Approval and ratification of agreement 

  

	 	(1)	The agreement is approved and ratified. 

  

	 	(2)	Notwithstanding any other Act or law, the agreement shall be carried out and take effect, as though its provisions had been expressly enacted in this Act. 

  

					
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	3A.	First supplementary agreement approved and ratified 

 The first supplementary agreement
is approved and ratified. 
 [Section 3A inserted by No. 48 of 1963 s. 3; amended by No. 76 of 1966 s. 3.] 

 

	3B.	Second supplementary agreement approved 

 The second supplementary agreement is approved.

 [Section 3B inserted by No. 76 of 1966 s. 4.] 
  

	3C.	Third supplementary agreement approved 

 The third supplementary agreement is approved.

 [Section 3C inserted by No. 61 of 1967 s. 3.] 
  

	3D.	Fourth supplementary agreement approved 

 The fourth supplementary agreement is approved.

 [Section 3D inserted by No. 47 of 1972 s. 3.] 
  

	3E.	Fifth supplementary agreement approved and ratified 

 The fifth supplementary agreement
is approved and ratified. 
 [Section 3E inserted by No. 34 of 1974 s. 3.] 

 

	3F.	Effect of sixth supplementary agreement 

 The agreement is amended and shall be read and
construed in accordance with the provisions of the sixth supplementary agreement. 
 [Section 3F inserted by No. 15 of 1978 s. 6.]

  

	3G.	Seventh supplementary agreement approved 

  

	 	(1)	The seventh supplementary agreement is approved. 

  

	 	(2)	Without limiting or otherwise affecting the application of the Government Agreements Act 1979, the seventh supplementary agreement shall operate and take effect notwithstanding any other Act or law.

 [Section 3G inserted by No. 99 of 1986 s. 5.] 

  

					
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	3H.	Effect of eighth supplementary agreement 

 The agreement is amended in accordance with
the eighth supplementary agreement. 
 [Section 3H inserted by No. 86 of 1987 s. 8.] 

 

	4.	Closure of portion of railway and public road 

  

	 	(1)	After a date to be fixed by proclamation, which date shall not be earlier than the date of the construction of the deviation railway and the deviation road referred to in clause 3(1) of the agreement —

  

	 	(a)	so much of the railway made under the Coogee-Kwinana Railway Act 1952, as is necessary to give effect to the agreement, shall cease to operate; 

 

	 	(b)	so much of the public road known as the Perth-Naval Base Road, as is necessary to give effect to the agreement, shall be closed and all rights of way over it shall cease. 

 

	 	(2)	The proclamation referred to in subsection (1) shall set out — 

  

	 	(a)	the portion of the line of railway; and 

  

	 	(b)	the portion of the public road, 

 that shall be closed pursuant to this section. 

 

	[5.	Deleted by No. 31 of 2003 s. 141.] 

  

	6.	Declaration as to non-application of certain Acts and law 

 Notwithstanding any other Act
or law and without limiting the effect of section 3, it is hereby declared that — 
  

	 	(a)	the sale and purchase of the land referred to in clause 3A(1) and (2) of the agreement shall be valid and 

  

					
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 effect shall be given thereto according to the terms thereof, without
any approval, consent or permission that may be required in relation to the sale and purchase under any Act or law, being obtained; and 
  

	 	(b)	the provisions of the Hire-Purchase Act 1959 do not apply to any lease referred to in clause 10A(3)(i) and (ii) of the agreement; and 

 

	 	(c)	section 96 of the Public Works Act 1902 does not apply to the extension of the railway referred to in clause 10A(1) of the agreement. 

[Section 6 inserted by No. 61 of 1967 s. 4.] 
  

	7.	Summary refusal of applications by Minister 

 Where, pursuant to clause 25A(2) of the
principal agreement, the Minister by notice refuses an application mentioned in that subclause, the application ceases to have any effect for the purposes of the Mining Act 1978 when that notice is served. 

[Section 7 inserted by No. 86 of 1987 s. 9.] 

  

					
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First Schedule — Alumina Refinery Agreement 

[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 48 of 1963 s. 4; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 An Agreement under Seal made the Seventh day of June 1961 BETWEEN THE HONOURABLE
CHARLES WALTER MICHAEL COURT O.B.E. M.L.A. Acting Premier and Minister for Industrial Development of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to
as “the State”) of the one part and WESTERN ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 360 Collins Street Melbourne and
having its registered office in the State of Western Australia at 55 MacDonald Street Kalgoorlie (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

Ratification and Operation 2 

1. (1) The provisions of this Agreement other than the following provisions (in this Clause hereinafter called “the excepted provisions”) that is to
say this Clause subclause (2) of clause 3 subclause (5) of clause 14 subclause (3) of clause 15 and in so far as they relate to the supply of power to the boundaries of ore bodies subclause (1) and (2) of clause 14 hereof shall not come into
operation unless a Bill to ratify this Agreement is passed by the Parliament of Western Australia and comes into operation as an Act before the 31st day of December 1961; provided that the Company will through its own efforts or through the efforts
of its General Managers the Western Mining Corporation Limited of 360 Collins Street Melbourne continuously use its best endeavours to raise the finance required for the discharge of its obligations hereunder. 

(2) The State shall as soon as conveniently may be introduce such a Bill in the said Parliament and such Bill shall contain a provision that
this Agreement shall be carried out and take effect as though its provisions had been expressly enacted in the Act being the Ratifying Act as hereinafter defined. 

(3) If however the Bill referred to in subclause (1) of this clause is not passed or does not come into operation as an Act as therein provided
the following clauses of this Agreement shall not or shall cease to operate and neither of the parties hereto shall have any claim against the other of them with respect to any matter or thing arising out of this Agreement but without prejudice to
existing rights and obligations separately acquired or imposed. 

  

					
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(4) Notwithstanding the coming into operation of the Ratifying Act the State shall not be obliged to perform or to commence to perform any of
the obligations on its part hereinafter contained involving the expenditure of money by the State (other than its obligations under the excepted provisions and under clause 9 hereof) prior to the commencement date as hereinafter defined. 

Interpretation 2 

2. In this Agreement unless the context shall otherwise require the following terms shall have the following meanings: — 

“adjacent” means near to so as not to involve the crossing of more than one public road and one public railway;

 “associated Company” means: — 
  

	 	(a)	any Company incorporated within the Commonwealth of Australia the United Kingdom or the United States of America which establishes manufacturing operations on or adjacent to the works site and whose business is or
operations are substantially dependent on the products or services of the Company and in which the Company holds directly or indirectly not less than 20 per centum of the issued capital and of which the Company gives notice in writing to the State;

  

	 	(b)	any Company of which the Company is a subsidiary Company (as defined in Section 130 of the Companies Act 1943); and 

  

	 	(c)	any Company which is a subsidiary (defined as aforesaid) of the company referred to in paragraph (b) of this definition. 

“bulk cargo” means any quantity of alumina or the usual bulk materials used in an alumina industry and being bauxite or alumina for
shipment or materials consigned for use by the Company or by any subsidiary Company or by any associated Company in connection with its operations in that industry; 

“commencement date” means the date referred to in subclause (4) of clause 3 hereof on which the State gives notice to the Company
that subclause (4) of clause 1 hereof shall no longer apply; 

  

					
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“direct railway” means the railway referred to in subclause (1) of clause 10 hereof; 

“dry ton” means a ton after the deduction of the moisture content as ascertained in the manner mentioned in subclause (13) of clause
9 hereof; 
 “financial year” means the period of 12 months ending on the 31st day of March or on such other date as the parties
may from time to time agree; 
 “Harbour Trust Commissioners” means the body corporate established under the name of the Fremantle
Harbour Trust Commissioners pursuant to the Fremantle Harbour Trust Act 1902; 
 “leased area” means the Crown land referred
to in, subclause (1) of clause 9 hereof; 
 “Minister” means the Minister for Industrial Development in the Government of the said
State his successors in office or other the Minister for the time being responsible under whatsoever title for the administration of industrial development in the said State; 

“Minister for Mines” means the Minister of the Crown to whose administration the Mining Act 1904 is for the time being
committed and includes the Minister for the Crown for the time being acting as Minister for Mines or discharging the duties of his office; 

“month” means calendar month; 

“person” or “persons” includes bodies corporate; 

“production date” means the date upon which the Company after the erection and establishment of the refinery commences the production
of alumina therefrom being a date (to be notified in writing by the Company to the State within 1 month of the commencement of such production) not later than the 31st day of March 1967 or being such extended date (if any) as the Minister may allow
under subclause (a) of clause 4 hereof; 
 “Railways Commission” means the Western Australian Government Railways Commission
established pursuant to the Government Railways Act 1904; 

  

					
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“Ratifying Act” means the Act referred to in subclause (1) of clause 1 hereof; 

“refinery” means the refinery referred to in paragraph (a) of subclause (1) of clause 4 hereof; 

“subsidiary company” means any Company incorporated within the Commonwealth of Australia the United Kingdom or the United States of
America in which the Company either directly or indirectly holds not less than 50 per centum of the issued shares for the time being and of which the Company gives notice in writing to the State; 

“the said State” means the State of Western Australia; 

“ton” means a ton of 2 240 pounds weight; 

“wharf” means the wharf to be constructed by the Company pursuant to clause 5 hereof and includes any jetty structure and the
approaches to the wharf; 
 “works site” means the land referred to as the works site in clause 3 hereof; 

Any reference in this Agreement to an Act means that Act as amended from time to time and includes any Act passed in substitution for that Act and any
regulations or by-laws made and for the time being in force under any such Act. 
 Works Site 2

 3. (1) The parties hereto intend that the “works site” for the purposes of this Agreement will consist of the land comprising a total of 137
acres or thereabouts delineated (subject to survey) and coloured red and blue on the plan marked “A” and initialled by or on behalf of the parties hereto for the purposes of identification less however any land required for the
purposes of a road and railway passing through or over the land coloured red on the said plan (which road is hereinafter referred to as the “deviation road” and which railway is hereinafter referred to as the “deviation railway”)
in substitution for the land comprised within the existing road and railway passing through or over the said land coloured red in so far as that land lies between the boundaries of the said land coloured red (hereinafter referred to as “the
existing road and railway”). 
 (2) As soon as conveniently may be the State will decide upon the route for the deviation road and for
the deviation railway. It will carry out necessary surveys and in relation to the deviation railway will seek the approval of the said Parliament to the making of the deviation railway pursuant to Section 96 of the Public Works Act 1902. 

  

					
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(3) As soon as practicable after the said Parliament has approved of the making of the deviation railway and after the completion of necessary
surveys for both the deviation road and the deviation railway the State shall commence to construct and shall diligently complete the construction thereof and on such completion shall do all things necessary to amend the relevant Certificate of
Title to the said land coloured red on the said plan by including in the said Certificate of Title the land comprised within the existing road and railway and by excluding therefrom any land required for the purposes of the deviation road and the
deviation railway. Simultaneously the State will cause the existing road and railway (so far as it passes through or over the said land coloured red on the said plan) to be closed and provision for this purpose will be made in the Bill for the
Ratifying Act. 
 (4) When the Company has produced to the State evidence sufficient to prove its intention and ability to construct and
establish the refinery the State will give notice to the Company that subclause 4 of clause 1 hereof shall no longer apply and will sell to the Company which will purchase an estate in fee simple free of encumbrances in the land comprised within the
works site for a price calculated at the rate of $500 per acre payable on presentation for registration of the transfer or transfers of the works site free of encumbrances notwithstanding that the whole or part of the works site may be subject to
the provisions of the Industrial Development (Resumption of Land) Act 1945 and the Industrial Development (Kwinana Area) Act 1952 or either of them; and on such payment the State will give to the Company possession of the works site
including the surfacing and rails of the existing road and railway: PROVIDED HOWEVER that the State may authorise the Company at any time and from time to time prior to giving possession as aforesaid to enter upon the works site and the land the
subject of the easement referred to in subclause (8) of clause 5 hereof with or without agents and workmen and to carry out surveys and other work including the laying of foundations for and the commencement of construction of the refinery: provided
further that if the Company has not completed and established the refinery within the period or extended period referred to in paragraph (a) of clause 4 hereof the Company will at the request in writing of the State sell transfer and give vacant
possession of the works site to the State at the price the Company paid to the State therefor. Within three months after any such sale but provided that there is no mortgage or encumbrance affecting the work site at the time of the transfer thereof
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to the works site filling in consolidating and levelling off all excavations. Subject to the last proviso mentioned the Company shall be entitled to mortgage
or otherwise encumber the works site for the purpose of obtaining finance to erect and establish the refinery and any finance so obtained shall be expended in the erection and establishment of the Refinery and not otherwise. 

(5) Before effecting the said transfer of the works site to the Company the State if so requested in writing by the Company shall take all
reasonable steps to have ejected from the works site any trespasser who may be residing on any part of the land. 
 (6) The Company will
on demand pay to the State as the Company’s contribution towards the cost of the construction of the deviation road and of the deviation railway a sum equivalent to the cost which the Company would be likely to incur if during the period when
the deviation road and deviation railway are constructed the Company had at its cost caused the construction of a road and railway comparable with the existing road and railway and will on demand pay to the Commissioner of Main Roads (on behalf of
the State) such proportion as the Company and the Commissioner may agree of the total cost incurred by the Commissioner in constructing the road approaches to the deviation road from the existing main Perth-Naval Base Road and of acquiring necessary
land for the purpose. 
 (7) It will be the responsibility of the Company to carry out any necessary maintenance to the existing road
and railway in so far as the Company requires the same for its own purposes and so long as the Company maintains the existing railway as the Company’s siding for the purposes of its operations hereunder the State will maintain rail access to
that railway. 
 (8) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this clause the State and the Company may mutually agree upon the
excision from the land to be sold and transferred to the Company as the “works site” of such portion or portions thereof as may be divided by the deviation road and/or the deviation railway from the main area of the works site and the
balance of the land will then for the purposes of this Agreement become and be deemed the “works site”. 
 Construction of Refinery on the
Works Site 2 
 4. (1) The Company hereby covenants and agrees with the State that — 

  

					
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	 	(a)	The Company will before the 31st of March 1965 commence to erect and thereafter will diligently proceed with the construction and establishment on the works site of a refinery estimated to cost (inclusive of all
necessary ancillary buildings works plant equipment services and the wharf referred to in clause 5 hereof and the installation thereon of related or ancillary appliances and facilities for the loading and discharge of vessels there at $10,000,000
and designed to produce and capable of producing not less than 120,000 tons of alumina per annum and shall by the 31st day of March 1967 complete the construction and establishment of the refinery on the works site and provide thereon all necessary
ancillary buildings works plant equipment and services for the production of alumina: PROVIDED that if the Company produces to the Minister evidence sufficient to prove that the Company is unable or likely to be unable for reasons outside its
control to commence the erection of the refinery before the 31st day of March 1965 but has a reasonable chance of commencing the same within a further period of 12 months the Minister will postpone the date by which the Company must commence the
erection of the refinery accordingly and will also postpone the date for the completion and establishment of the refinery to the 31st day of March 1969 or such extended date as may be appropriate under clause 29 hereof. 

 

	 	(b)	In its construction of the refinery and in equipping and operating the works to be carried on on the works site the Company shall comply with accepted modern practice in relation to refineries for the production of
alumina and in so doing will endeavour to avoid as far as is reasonable and practicable the creation of any nuisance. 

(2) So long as the Company or any subsidiary or associated Company carries out its operations as aforesaid it shall not subject to the
provisions of Clause 6 hereof be liable for discharging from the works site effluent as in clause 6 mentioned or smoke dust or gas into the atmosphere or for creating noise smoke dust or gas on the works site if such discharge or creation is
necessary for the efficient operations of the Company or of any subsidiary or associated company and is not due to negligence on the part of the Company or any subsidiary or associated company as the case may be. 

  

					
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(3) Unless the State has given to the Company the notice referred to in subclause (4) of clause 3 hereof the Company will not be liable in
damages for failure to commence or complete the construction of the refinery. 
 Wharf Construction and Facilities 2 
 5. (1) The parties acknowledge that the Company for the purposes of its operations hereunder will
require to construct a wharf into the ocean approximately opposite to the Northern boundary of the works site (or as may be mutually agreed) and for this purpose will require certain rights and easements in relation to the wharf and approaches
thereto from the works site. 
 (2) The Company will at its own cost retain and continue to retain the services of Messrs. Maunsell and
Partners of London and Melbourne Engineering Consultants and/or other consultants of similar standing and repute to advise and assist the Company in close liaison with the appropriate officers of the Harbour Trust Commissioners with a view to the
selection by the Company with the concurrence of such officers of the most suitable location design and methods of construction of a wharf and wharf facilities for the purposes of this agreement. The design of the wharf will be such as to provide
for extension thereto if and when required for the Company’s operations; PROVIDED HOWEVER that any dispute as to the location design or methods of construction as aforesaid shall be finally determined by the Minister who in making his
decision will give due consideration to any unfair burden or added cost or interference with the Company’s operations on the works site that might be imposed on the Company by the selection of a location design or method of construction other
than one recommended by the Company’s consultants. 
 (3) As soon as conveniently may be after the said selection and the
commencement date the Company will commence and by the production date will complete the construction of a wharf and approaches thereto approximately opposite to the northern boundary of the works site (or elsewhere as the parties may mutually
agree) and the construction or installation of related or ancillary appliances or facilities suitable for the efficient loading and discharge of vessels at the wharf for the purposes of the Company’s operations here under. 

(4) The Company will at all times during the currency of this agreement maintain in good order and condition the wharf and the shore
approaches thereto constructed by the Company pursuant to this Agreement. 

  

					
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(5) Provided the use of the Company’s wharf shall not interfere with the Company’s own requirements in regard thereto (a matter
which shall be within the sole determination of the Company) the Company will permit its wharf to be used by any other person for the handling of inward and outward cargo belonging to that person. If the Company and the Harbour Trust Commissioners
shall from time to time mutually agree upon terms and conditions (including charges) for such handling and if required by the said Commissioners the Company shall act as their agent for and in relation to the collection of such charges and shall
remit to the Commissioners the portion thereof which shall be payable to the Commissioners. 
 (6) Any structure or installation erected
by the Company (other than removable buildings) on or in the solum or bed of the ocean below low water mark shall at all times belong to and be the property of the State but the State hereby grants to the Company a license during the currency of
this agreement to use and occupy and subject to the control of the Harbour Trust Commissioners in the discharge of their statutory functions and powers relating to the movement and berthing of ships to control and manage the wharf free of rental or
license fee. 
 (7) Where the consent of the Harbour Trust Commissioners is necessary in regard to extensions or alteration of or the
Company’s use of the wharf and/or the facilities thereon such consent shall not be arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld. 
 (8) The
State simultaneously with the registration of the transfer of the works site will grant to the Company an easement over a strip of land 300 feet wide delineated subject to survey and coloured green on the said plan marked “A” or in such
situation as may be necessary to allow access to the said wharf conferring a right of carriageway over and the right to run pipes and wires over under and through such strip of land to provide electrical water fuel and other services necessary for
the purposes of this agreement and to instal and erect rails and conveyor systems of all types thereon. 
 (9) Within 6 months after the
end or sooner determination of the currency of this agreement the Company may (except in so far as the State and the Company may otherwise in writing mutually agree and subject to the next succeeding subclause) remove and carry away from the wharf
any plant equipment and removable buildings on the wharf and shall fill in and consolidate and level off all holes and excavations thereby resulting and if within such period of 6 months the Company fails so to consolidate and level off the State
may so consolidate and level off and the Company shall on demand pay to the State the amount of the costs and expenses so incurred and the plant equipment and removable buildings not removed by the Company within the period aforesaid shall become
the absolute property of the State. 

  

					
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(10) In the event of the Company deciding to remove the said plant equipment and removable buildings it shall not do so without first
notifying the State in writing of that decision and thereby granting to the State an option exercisable within 3 months of the service of such notice to purchase at valuation in situ the said plant equipment and removable buildings or any of them.
Such valuation if not mutually agreed shall be made by such competent valuer as the parties may appoint or failing agreement as to such appointment then by two competent valuers one to be appointed by each party or by an umpire appointed by such
valuers should they fail to agree. 
 (11) The Company will indemnify and keep indemnified the State against all actions claims costs
and demands (not being actions claims costs or demands based on or arising out of the negligence of the State its agents servants or third party contractors) arising out of or in connection with the construction maintenance or use of the wharf and
the operations on or from the wharf. 
 Effluent 2 

6. (1) The residue (commonly known as “red mud”) resulting from the refinery operations of the Company on the works site is expected to consist
mainly of iron oxide and siliceous sand commonly known as “sands”. 
 (2) The Company may and shall to the extent necessary to
enable it to complete the filling with sands as provided in subclause (4) of this clause in accordance with accepted modern practice in the alumina industry separately collect on the works site the iron oxide and the sands and will be responsible
for the efficient discharge of residue through a pipe or pipes to disposal areas as hereinafter in this clause mentioned. 
 (3) For the
purposes of disposal of the red mud — 
  

	 	(a)	The State will make available within 2 miles from the nearest boundary of the works site an area of not less than 200 acres. 

  

	 	(b)	Subject to the prior approval in writing of the Minister the Company will purchase a further area comprising land of not less than 500 acres within 2 miles from the works site or within such greater distance as the
State may in writing agree but the State will co-operate with the Company in the selection of a suitable site for this purpose. 

  

					
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(4) The Company agrees that the land made available by the State under subclause (3)(a) of this clause will be filled mainly with iron
oxide but partly with sands to within two (2) feet of a level or levels to be mutually agreed before the Company commences to fill in other land with iron oxide. When any portion of the land so provided by the State of an area of ten acres or more
is so filled the Company will within 2 years or such longer period as the State may nominate thereafter complete the filling of such portion with sands only and will then advise the State in writing of the completion of such filling whereupon the
Company’s rights and interests in respect of such portion shall cease and determine. The Company shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that each such portion will support buildings for light industry. 

(5) The State and the Company will co-operate from time to time in the discharge of sands at a disposal point or disposal points to be
mutually agreed. If and to the extent that such disposal is on or near the foreshore or otherwise within or through the boundaries of the Fremantle Harbour the disposal of sands will be subject to the approval in writing (which shall not be
unreasonably withheld) of the Harbour Trust Commissioners and to terms and conditions reasonably imposed from time to time by those Commissioners including provisions relating to the manner place and quantity of disposal. 

(6) The Company shall at its own cost separately pump the iron oxide and the sands through a pipe or pipes under pressure and conditions
which will efficiently discharge the iron oxide and the sands into the agreed disposal areas. The Company shall provide on the works site and maintain adequate pumps pipes and apparatus to provide for and maintain the discharge throughout the
continuance of this agreement. 
 (7) The State shall after prior consultation from time to time with the Company decide the routes to
be followed by such pipe lines which routes may be within the boundaries of any road railway or land belonging to the Crown or any local authority but subject thereto will follow as direct a route as is reasonably possible and subject to any mutual
agreement to the contrary the State shall at the cost of the Company provide lay patrol maintain repair renew and be responsible for and do all things necessary for the continuous operation of such pipe lines from the boundary of the works site to
the several discharge points of the residue and such cost shall include reasonable charges for supervision and administration; PROVIDED that the parties may agree that the Company shall carry out and be responsible for all or any of the State’s

  

					
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obligations under this subclause. The parties hereto may from time to time agree upon alternative routes and new discharge points for the discharge of the
residue and for additional pipe lines upon terms and conditions to be mutually agreed or determined in default of agreement by arbitration as hereinafter provided. 

(8) The Company will ensure that the residue discharged through the pipe or pipes containing the sands will not contain any material which
may be or become or cause a nuisance or be or become dangerous or injurious to public health. 
 (9) In so far as the parties mutually
agree that for the purpose of this clause it is necessary for the State to acquire land or any rights or interests to in over or in respect of land the State shall acquire the same either privately or compulsorily as for a public work under the
Public Works Act 1902 and the cost and compensation involved shall be paid by the Company to the State on demand. 
 (10) The
Company shall on request be supplied by the State with details of charges made by the State and shall be consulted from time to time regarding the sizes laying and condition of the pipe lines and any major expenditure which the State proposes to
incur at the cost of the Company under this clause. 
 Dredging 2 

7. (1) The parties hereto acknowledge that for the purposes of the Company’s operations hereunder it may be necessary at least for a main channel to be
dredged to enable shipping to proceed through Cockburn Sound to the Company’s wharf and possibly also for dredging to be done to the channel approaches and swinging basin in relation to the Company’s wharf. 

(2) The State so far as the Company is concerned will bear the cost of all such dredging to a depth of 30 feet below low water level. 

(3) In relation to the dredging of the main channel the Company will bear and pay 25 per centum of the overall cost of such dredging below
30 feet below low water level to such depth as the State is required to dredge by or shall agree to dredge under the agreement ratified by Act No. 67 of 1960 or if the State is not so required or does not so agree then to such depth as the State and
the Company may mutually agree to be reasonable for the Company’s operations hereunder. 

  

					
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(4) In relation to the dredging of approaches from the main channel to the Company’s wharf and the swinging basin in regard thereto
the Company will bear and pay 50 per centum of the overall cost of such dredging below 30 feet below low water level. 
 (5) All
dredging carried out under this clause will be to a bottom width of at least 400 feet and subject to the State’s commitments under the said agreement ratified by Act No. 67 of 1960 and in so far as those commitments will allow the State will
carry out or cause to be carried out all dredging pursuant to this clause at such time or times to such depth and in such manner as the parties here to may from time to time mutually agree. 

(6) The depositing of material dredged under this clause shall be carried out in such manner and place as the Harbour Trust Commissioners
may from time to time direct or approve. 
 (7) The State throughout the currency of this Agreement will maintain all dredging carried
out pursuant to this clause to a depth and width so carried out but the Company will pay to the State the cost of removal of solid obstructions to dredging which may have fallen into any berth. 

Harbour Charges 2 

8. (1) The Company hereby covenants and agrees with the State that it will in relation to the goods of the Company or of any subsidiary Company or associate
Company which are discharged upon or over or shipped from the Company’s wharf pay to the Harbour Trust Commissioners wharf charges as set out below: — 
  

	 	(a)	On all inwards and outwards bulk cargoes 

  

					
	 	  	Rate per Ton Weight	 
	 Up to 100,000 tons per annum
	  	 	10c	  
	 Over 100,000 tons but not exceeding
200,000 tons per annum
	  	 	81/3c	  
	 Over 200,000 tons but not exceeding
300,000 tons per annum
	  	 	71/2c	  
	 Over 300,000 tons but not exceeding
400,000 tons per annum
	  	 	62/3c	  
	 Over 400,000 tons but not exceeding
500,000 tons per annum
	  	 	55/6c	  
	 Over 500,000 tons per annum
	  	 	5c	  

  

					
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Wharf charges will be assessed on the aggregate of all inwards and outwards bulk cargoes during each financial year at the rate appropriate to
such aggregate and upon any alterations in the Harbour Trust Commissioners’ general cargo Inner Harbour rate for wharfage on inwards goods for which other specific rates are not provided as fixed at the completion of the review of rates in
progress at the date hereof (hereinafter in this paragraph referred to as “the basic rate”) the rates shall increase or decrease proportionately to the alterations in the basic rate. 

 

	 	(b)	On all inwards and outwards cargoes, other than bulk cargoes 

 A sum
equal to 25 per centum of the appropriate prescribed general cargo rates applicable to Fremantle Harbour Trust Inner Harbour cargoes (which rates as at the date of this agreement are $1.35 per ton for inward cargoes and $1 per ton for outward
cargoes. 
 (2) No charges shall be levied by the Commissioners in respect of vessels using the Company’s wharf, other than —

  

	 	(a)	tonnage rates from time to time levied by the Commissioners for the Port of Fremantle on the gross registered tonnage of vessels. 

  

	 	(b)	the usual charges from time to time prevailing made by the Commissioners in respect of services rendered to or in respect of any vessel by the Commissioners. 

(3) Save as aforesaid no other charges or dues (except for services actually rendered at the request of the Company, shall be levied by
the Commissioner or any other State authority upon inwards and outwards cargoes belonging to the Company or any subsidiary company or any associated company discharged upon or over or shipped from the Company’s wharf. 

Leased Area 2 

9. (1) The State shall — 
  

	 	(a)	 As soon as conveniently may be upon receipt of a request in writing from the Company in that behalf given at any
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	 	receipt grant to the Company a mineral lease of the Crown land within the land delineated (subject to survey) and coloured red on the plan marked “C” and initial led by or on behalf of the parties here to for
identification (which land is hereinafter referred to as the “leased area” and may include additional areas pursuant to subclause (6) of this clause) for the purposes of mining for bauxite for the term mentioned in subclause (5) of this
clause subject to the performance by the Company of its obligations under this clause including the payment of the amounts and royalties hereinafter mentioned and otherwise save with respect to labour conditions subject to the provisions of the
Mining Act 1904; and 

  

	 	(b)	Forthwith after the date on which the Bill for the Ratifying Act comes into operation as an Act and notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 276 and 277 of the Mining Act 1904 a right of occupancy for a period
of 5 years of the Crown land the subject of Temporary Reserve No. 1931H delineated (subject to survey) and coloured blue on the said plan for the purpose of prospecting for bauxite subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter in this clause and
in Appendix “A” hereto contained and otherwise subject to the provisions of the Mining Act 1904 — 

(2) The Company shall pay in advance to the Department of Mines on behalf of the State — 

 

	 	(a)	by the way of rental under the mineral lease a sum calculated at the rate of $5 per annum for every square mile contained in the leased area; and 

 

	 	(b)	for the right of occupancy of the Temporary Reserve the sum of $100 per annum. 

(3) Royalty will be payable by the Company to the Department of Mines on behalf of the State at the rate of 7.5 cents per dry ton of
bauxite produced for the purpose of being processed in the said State and at the rate of 10 cents per dry ton of bauxite produced for the purposes of sale as ore outside the State. The royalty payable under this subclause shall increase or decrease
proportionately to the increase or decrease in the mean quarterly world selling price of aluminium above or below five hundred Australian dollars (A$500) per ton. The mean quarterly world selling price of aluminium is deemed to be the

  

					
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average expressed in dollars Australian of the four prices first quoted in the London Metal Bulletin in respect of Canadian primary aluminium 99.5 per cent.
purity F.O.B. Toronto in each of the four quarters immediately preceding that quarter referred to in subclause (14) of this clause for which the royalty return is required. 

(4) As from the date the Bill to ratify this agreement comes into operation as an Act and until the granting of the mineral lease referred
to in paragraph (a) or subclause (1) of this clause or until the 31st day of March 1969 whichever shall first occur the Company shall have the right and be subject to the obligation to prospect for and the right to mine bauxite on Temporary Reserve
Number 1604H and shall have all the other rights held by it at the date hereof in connection therewith and shall have the same rights to prospect and mine and otherwise on and shall be subject to the same obligations with respect to any Crown land
comprised in the leased area as though all such land were included within Temporary Reserve 1604H save that the Company shall as from the date first mentioned in this subclause pay in advance to the Department of Mines on behalf of the State a
rental calculated at the rate of $5 per annum for every square mile of the leased area and a royalty of 10 cents per dry ton of bauxite produced for the purposes of sale as ore outside the said State: Provided that the rights in this subclause
mentioned shall in any event cease and determine except with respect to the leased area at the expiration of five years from the date the Bill for the Ratifying Act comes into operation as an Act and shall altogether cease and determine on the 31st
day of March 1969. 
 (5) Subject to the performance by the Company of its obligations under this clause the term of the mineral lease
when granted will subject as hereinafter provided be for 21 years from the date of receipt of the request referred to in subclause (1) of this clause with the right of renewal for a further period of 21 years upon the same terms and conditions
except this present right of renewal. Within the first six months of the twelve months immediately preceding the expiration of the further period of 21 years the Company if then operating the refinery pursuant to this agreement may give notice in
writing to the State that it desires a further mineral lease for bauxite for a term of 21 years of the leased area and the State shall within 6 months from its receipt of that notice determine and notify the Company of the terms and conditions upon
which it is prepared to grant such a further mineral lease and the Company for a period of three months thereafter will have the right to accept the further mineral lease on those terms and conditions. For a period of two years thereafter the State
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than are offered to the Company. If the Company shall not have completed the erection and establishment of the refinery by the 31st day of March 1969 the term
of the mineral lease will (unless the Company gives notice in writing to the State prior to the 31st day of March 1969 that it desires the term of the mineral lease to determine on or before that date) determine on the 31st day of March 1974 and
during the period from the 1st day of April 1969 to the 31st day of March 1974 in lieu of the rental and royalty payable under subclauses (2) and (3) of this clause 
  

	 	(a)	The rental payable shall be calculated at the rate of $10 per annum per square mile of the leased area; and 

  

	 	(b)	The royalty payable to the Department of Mines shall be 20 cents per dry ton on all bauxite produced and sold — 

and the Company shall have the right to reopen negotiations with the State for the erection of a refinery or other treatment plant of the nature referred to in
Clause 4 hereof and for a further mineral lease of the leased area. 
 (6) If during the currency of the Company’s right of
occupancy of Temporary Reserve No. 1931H the Company locates any area or areas within the Temporary Reserve containing further deposits of bauxite such additional area or areas shall upon application in writing by the Company for the purpose be
incorporated within the mineral lease if then granted and otherwise when granted upon the same conditions in every respect as apply to the original area of the leased area. 

(7) The mineral lease the leased area and the Company in its operations thereon shall be subject to the provisions of the Mines
Regulation Act 1946 and the Company shall comply with and observe such provisions. 
 (8) The Company will be at liberty to ship or
export outside the said State bauxite up to a total amount of 2,560,000 tons with a maximum in any one financial year of 500,000 tons (unless otherwise mutually agreed by the parties) over a period of 7 years from the date of execution of this
agreement. Thereafter the State may permit the export of bauxite in such quantities as are reasonable in the light of the ore reserves of bauxite then known to be in the leased area. 

(9) The Minister for Mines on application by the Company from time to time will grant such machinery tailings or other leases or tenements
under the Mining Act 1904 as the Company shall reasonably require and request for the purpose of carrying on its operations on the leased area. 

  

					
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(10) Subject to the due compliance by the Company with its obligations with respect to the carrying on of mining operations on the leased
area in accordance with the provisions hereof the Company shall not be required to comply with labour conditions imposed by or under the Mining Act 1904 in regard to the leased area. 

(11) The State may at any time before the expiration of 3 months from the date of receipt of the notice referred to in paragraph (a) of
subclause (1) of this clause cause a ground or aerial survey to be made of the leased area or any part thereof and if any such survey is made the Company will on demand pay to the Department of Mines Perth within 3 months from the commencement date
the actual cost of the survey. 
 (12) The Company will at all times during the currency of the mineral lease carry out its operations
on the leased area in a workmanlike manner will maintain all mines therein in good order repair and condition but without the consent of the Minister for Mines will not use or permit the use of the leased area or any part thereof for any purpose not
contemplated by this agreement. 
 (13) For the purpose of computing the gross tonnage in respect of which royalties are payable the
weight thereof as recorded by the Railways Commission for the purpose of calculating freight charges ascertained from weigh bridge weights or other records with such corrections or adjustments thereof as shall be necessary to ensure reasonable
exactitude or ascertained by such alternative method as is mutually agreed shall after deduction of the moisture content as ascertained by the Company on sampling and testing in accordance with its usual practice be taken as correct. The railway
weigh bridge if used for the purposes of calculating freight charges shall be tested and adjusted at the expense of the State whenever either party requests this to be done. 

(14) In the months of January April July and October of each year the Company will furnish to the Minister for Mines a return of all
bauxite chargeable with royalty and transported from the leased area during the period of three calendar months ending on the preceding last day of December March June and September as the case may be and shall within 60 days of the expiration of
each such calendar quarterly period pay to the Under Secretary for Mines on behalf of the State the amount of royalty due for such quarter. 

  

					
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(15) Nothing in this agreement shall limit any rights of the Company under the mining laws of the said State or the right of the State to
grant mining rights to the Company which it could grant to other persons or corporations under the said laws and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing upon application by the Company for leases or other rights in respect of minerals,
metals and other natural substances within the leased area the State will subject to the laws for the time being in force grant to the Company or will procure the grant to the Company of such leases or rights on terms no less favourable than those
provided for by the Mining Laws of the said State. 
 (16) The rights granted to the Company by or under this clause shall be subject to and
shall not in any way prevent restrict or hamper any right in the State to dispose of or deal with any land referred to in this clause for any public purpose for any public work as defined in the Public Works Act 1902 or for any purpose of
building or furthering the industrial development (other than the mining and refining of bauxite) of the said State. 
 Railways 2 
 10. (1) At any time after the commencement date the Company may give notice to the State that it
requires the construction of a railway from the crushing plant in the next following clause mentioned to the boundary of the works site and upon receipt of such notice the State shall if the making of the railway has then already been authorised by
the said Parliament forthwith commence to construct and as soon as conveniently may be and in any event within two years after such receipt will complete and will thereafter so long as the Company uses the railway as contemplated by this agreement
will provide funds for the operation and maintenance of a 3 feet 6 inches or wider gauge single railway (hereinafter called “the direct railway”) from the said crushing plant to the works site following generally the route of the proposed
railway appearing in the Plan commonly known as the Stephenson Plan from Mundijong to Kwinana. If the making of the direct railway has not already been so authorised the State will seek the authority of the said Parliament thereto and forthwith
after the authority is given will commence and thereafter will complete the railway as aforesaid. 
 (2) The State will at the request
and cost of the Company construct and thereafter at the Company’s cost will maintain on the leased area such loops spurs and sidings as may be mutually agreed in order to assist in the efficient loading and transport of ore. 

(3) Subject to the giving by the Company to the State of reasonable notice from time to time the State shall also use reasonable
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them and will also transport by rail during the continuance of this agreement all the ore mined from the leased area and required by the Company to be
transported to the works site; provided that the loading and unloading of ore wagons other than shunting shall be the responsibility of the Company. 

(4) For a period of not less than thirty (30) years from the date of completion of the direct railway or unless or until the parties
hereto shall otherwise in writing mutually agree the Company shall use only the rail facilities contemplated by this clause for the transport of ore from the leased area to the works site and in respect of such transport the Company shall pay to the
State in respect of each financial year freight charges based upon the total tonnage of ore transported as aforesaid in that year as set out in the first column of the first part of the Schedule to this clause at the rates per ton mile set out in
the second column of such Part PROVIDED HOWEVER that nothing in this subclause contained shall prevent the Company from transporting ore by such other means as it sees fit during any period while the State for any reason shall be unable to transport
the Company’s anticipated daily requirements as hereinafter in this clause mentioned. If the direct railway after completion is unavailable for any period for transport of the Company’s anticipated daily requirements by reason of breakdown
of any nature whatsoever and the Company during any such period as aforesaid desires to transport ore by a then existing railway other than the direct railway the State will use reasonable endeavours to make such then existing railway available for
the purpose and the freight charges to be paid by the Company for ore so transported during that period shall not exceed the charges which would be payable by the Company if the ore transported as aforesaid had been transported via the direct
railway. 
 (5) If pending completion of the direct railway the company shall desire to transport ore from the said crushing plant to
the works site by means of the existing railway from Mundijong via Armadale and Jandakot to the works site the State shall subject to reasonable notice in writing from the Company of its desire in that behalf use reasonable endeavours to provide and
maintain efficient locomotives and/or wagons in sufficient numbers and the crews to operate them to enable transport of the Company’s ore as aforesaid until completion of the direct railway and the Company shall pay to the State freight charges
calculated in accordance with Part 2 of the Schedule to this clause for all ore so transported. 
 (6) The rates set out in the Schedule
to this clause are based on full loading of the ore wagons and on a full complement of ore wagons per train load as mutually agreed between the parties. 

  

					
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(7) In relation to all rail haulage by the State under this clause the following provisions shall apply — 

 

	 	(a)	The Company shall each month give to the State not less than one (1) month’s prior notice in writing of the Company’s anticipated daily requirements in rolling stock for the purpose of this agreement and the
State shall use reasonable endeavours to meet those requirements 

  

	 	(b)	All loading of ore wagons other than shunting at the site of the said crushing plant shall be the responsibility of the Company and the Company will as far as practicable load the wagons to a capacity agreed upon
between the Company and the Railways Commission. 

 (8) The amounts due by the Company to the State under subclauses (4) and
(5) of this clause in respect of freight charges during any financial year shall be payable by monthly payments on the basis of anticipated or provisional tonnage subject to annual adjustment after the expiration of that year. 

(9) In respect of the balance of the financial year from the production date to the last day of that year the number of tons per financial year
for the purposes of Column 1 of the First and Second Parts of the Schedule to this clause shall be the number of tons of ore the Company anticipates it will require to be transported during the balance of the year multiplied by fifty-two and divided
by the number of weeks in the balance of the year and the Company on or before the production date will give to the State notice in writing of such number of tons. The first of such monthly payments shall be made prior to the end of the month next
following the month in which the transport is commenced. Within one (1) month after the expiration of that financial year the Company for the purposes of adjustment in rail freights payable shall notify the State in writing of the number of tons of
ore transported. Prior to the end of the month next following the State if and to the extent that it has been overpaid for such freight charges shall pay to the Company and the Company if and to the extent that it has underpaid those charges shall
pay to the State the difference between the amount paid and the amount payable on the basis of the number of tons transported calculated in accordance with the Schedule to this clause. In ascertaining the number of tons transported for the purposes
of adjustment in rail freights railway weigh bridge weights or such alternative method of measuring as is mutually agreed shall be used. 

  

					
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(10) The rates of freight set out in Parts 1 and 2 of the Schedule to this clause are based on costs prevailing at the date of execution
of this agreement and shall be subject to variation from time to time in proportion to any increase or decrease in the cost to the Railways Commission of maintaining and operating the direct railway. The State will at the request of the Company
procure the certificate of the Auditor General of the said State as to the correctness of such variation in the freight rates. 

(11) If for reasons beyond the Company’s control (which reasons shall include major repairs to equipment) or for any cause set out in
clause 29 hereof particulars of which the Company shall notify to the State as soon as possible after occurrence the tonnage of ore transported in any month is appreciably reduced then for the purpose of calculating the adjusted rate per ton mile
for that financial year the quantity transported in the last preceding month in which no reduction occurred shall be deemed to be the quantity transported during each of the months in which the reduction occurs. 

THE SCHEDULE HEREINBEFORE IN THIS CLAUSE REFERRED TO: 

Part 1 
  

			
	 Column 1
	  	 Column 2

	In tons per financial year	  	Rates per ton
mile expressed
in cents
	 Up to but not exceeding: —
	  	
	 150,000
	  	8 - 1/3
	 300,000
	  	3 - 13/24
	 450,000
	  	3 - 1/8
	 600,000
	  	2 - 1/2
	 750,000
	  	2 - 2/9
	 In tons per financial year Exceeding: —
	  	
	 750,000
	  	1 - 7/8

  

					
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	Part 2
		
	 Column 1
	  	Column 2
	 In tons per financial year
	  	Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents
	 Up to but not exceeding: —
	  	
	 150,000
	  	5 - 5/12 
	 300,000
	  	2 - 11/12 
	 450,000
	  	2 - 17/24 
	 600,000
	  	2 - 1/2 
	 750,000
	  	2 - 7/24 
	 In tons per financial year Exceeding: —
	  	
	 750,000
	  	2 - 1/12 

 In each part of this Schedule the rate to apply to the aggregate tonnage actually transported shall be the rate appearing in
Column 2 opposite the tonnage in Column 1 which is nearest above the actual tons transported. 
 Crushing Plant 2 
 11. (1) If at the commencement date the Company gives notice to the State that it desires to erect a
crushing and loading plant at the rail-head of the direct railway the State will during the currency of this agreement make available to the Company sufficient land at the rail-head for the purpose and the Company will reimburse the State for any
capital expenditure involved in acquiring for the purpose land additional to land at the date hereof available for use by the Railways Commission. 

(2) Upon termination of this agreement the Company may remove the plant filling in consolidating and levelling off the land affected. 

Roads 2 

12. The State shall construct and provide sufficient funds for the maintenance of at a standard sufficient for the purpose public roads as the Company may
reasonably require to enable the ore to be transported from the fringe of the ore bodies from time to time being worked by the Company to the rail-head. 

  

					
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Access to Forests 2 

13. (1) The State acknowledges that the Company for the purposes of its operations under this agreement will need to enter upon and remove overburden from
areas of State forests. 
 (2) The Company will from time to time give to the Conservator of Forests on behalf of the State at least six
months prior notice in writing of the Company’s intention to enter upon an area of State forest to be specified in the notice and to cut and remove from the area forest produce and overburden for the purposes of the Company’s operations
under this agreement; and the Conservator unless he has good and sufficient reason to the contrary shall grant to the Company any permit or license necessary for those purposes subject to usual or proper conditions: PROVIDED HOWEVER that — 

 

	 	(a)	before the Company commences mining operations on the area the Conservator may cut and remove therefrom any merchantable timber or other forest produce; and 

 

	 	(b)	the Company will dispose of all forest produce and overburden removed from the area in such places and in such manner as will not threaten or destroy the safety of any forest or forest produce on adjoining or other
State forests and the Company will where economically possible dump the overburden into excavations made for the purpose by the Company with the approval of the Conservator. The Company will ensure after its operations on any area that that area is
rendered and left tidy but not necessarily restored to its original contour. 

 (3) The Company will pay to the Conservator of
Forests compensation at the rate of $200 per acre for the area of forest destroyed by or in connection with the Company’s mining activities. Such payments will be made in advance in the month of January of each year on the area of forest
proposed to be destroyed in that year and payments by way of any necessary adjustment shall be made in the month of January next following. 

(4) The forest officer for the time being in charge of State forest within the leased area may on reasonable grounds prohibit the use thereon
of any roads or tracks and may from time to time give directions regarding the routes by which the ore or produce obtained from the leased area may be removed or taken through any part of the State forest and the Company shall 

  

					
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comply with and observe such directions PROVIDED THAT those directions shall not apply to roads built by the Company the Main Roads Department or any other
statutory body with the exception of the Forests Department. Subject thereto and provided that the use of any road does not result in undue damage to the forest or forest produce the Company may use such road or roads as it desires. Any damage to
Forests Department roads or tracks resulting from operations by the Company on the leased area shall be repaired by the Company at its own expense to the satisfaction of the Forest Officer in Charge. 

(5) All debris resulting from clearing operations on the leased area shall be disposed of by the Company to the satisfaction of the Forest
Officer in Charge. 
 (6) The Company in its operations hereunder will comply with and observe the provisions of the Bush Fires Act
1954. 
 (7) The Company will take all such necessary precautions as may be indicated by the forest officer to prevent the occurrence or
spread of any fire within or adjacent to the leased area. 
 Electricity 2 

14. (1) The State Electricity Commission of Western Australia will within three (3) months of any request in writing from the Company supply fifty (50) cycle
power sufficient for construction purposes on the Commission’s conditions prevailing at that time for the supply of such power at: — 

(a) the boundary of the works site; 

(b) the boundary of any ore body in the leased area then being or about to be mined by the Company; and 

(c) the boundary of the crushing and loading site referred to in clause 11 hereof. 

(2) Within six (6) months of the request in writing by the Company provide fifty (50) cycle power — 

 

	 	(a)	at the boundary of the works site sufficient for supplying normal operating requirements for those items of plant and equipment agreed between the Company and the Commission; and 

  

					
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	 	(b)	at the boundaries referred to in paragraphs (b) and (c) of subclause (1) of this clause sufficient for mining and crushing requirements. Initially these requirements are estimated to be 250 k.v.a. 

(3) If the Commission considers it reasonable that the Company should do so the Company will on demand pay to the Commission such proportion of
the capital cost of the works erected by the Commission under paragraph (a) of subclause (1) of this clause as the Commission shall determine. 

(4) The Company shall give reasonable notice from time to time of its maximum power requirements under this clause. 

(5) The cost of power supplied under this clause shall be at rates not greater than the industrial schedule rates of the Commission from time
to time prevailing in the Metropolitan area. 
 (6) Electricity generated in the Company’s own power house situated on or about the
works site may be used for the purpose of operating any plant on the works site owned by the Company or any subsidiary or associated company. 
 Water 2 
 15. (1) The State will upon three (3) months prior notice in writing in that behalf given to it by
the Company make available at such point on the boundaries of the works site and of the crushing and loading site referred to in clause 11 hereof as may be mutually agreed by the parties such quantities of potable water as will meet the
Company’s requirements hereunder during the construction period. 
 (2) The State will upon six (6) months prior notice in writing in
that behalf given to it by the Company make available at such point on the boundaries referred to in subclause (1) of this clause as may be mutually agreed by the parties such quantities of potable water as may be required by the Company or any
subsidiary or associated company at any time up to a maximum total quantity of 350,000 gallons in any one day on the works site and 40,000 gallons in any one day at the crushing and loading site. 

(3) The State will co-operate with the Company to facilitate the supply of water from natural sources in catchment areas or on Crown land on
terms to be mutually agreed. The water used from these sources will be limited to requirements for boring blasting dust suppression and other like minor uses up to a maximum of 20,000 gallons in any one day unless otherwise mutually agreed. Water
from these sources shall not be used for sluicing or other hydraulic mining methods. 

  

					
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(4) Subject to the Company giving to the State at least twelve (12) months notice in writing in that behalf the State will supply such further
quantities of water as may be reasonably required by the Company or by any subsidiary or associated company for further development of other operations on the works site and as the State considers may be made available for the purpose. 

(5) The State agrees that the Company may sink on the works site and at the said crushing and loading site such wells and bores into the
sub-soil as the Company thinks fit (but subject as hereafter mentioned) to a depth not exceeding Reduced Level Low Water Mark Fremantle minus 500 feet for the purpose of supplying for use by the Company or any subsidiary or associated company water
for the purposes of their operations as contemplated by this agreement and the water so obtained and used will not be the subject of a charge by the State: PROVIDED ALWAYS that no such well or bore shall be sunk within two (2) chains of a boundary
of the works site other than the boundary facing the ocean and that no bore shall in any event be sunk to a depth which will cause the artesian basin to be tapped unless the State shall previously have given its written consent thereto. The Company
will on request by the State from time to time give to the State particulars of the number depth and kind of wells and bores sunk by it and the precise situation of each respectively and the quantities and quality of water obtained from each
respectively. 
 (6) The price to be paid to the State by the Company and by any subsidiary or associated company for water supplied by the
State as aforesaid under subclauses (1) (2) and (4) of this clause shall be at the rate ruling from time to time for excess water supplied for industrial purposes by the Metropolitan Water Supply Sewerage and Drainage Department pursuant to the
provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply Sewerage and Drainage Act 1909. The actual quantity of such water from time to time taken by the Company or by any subsidiary or associated company shall be ascertained by methods to be agreed by
and acceptable to the parties here to and by approved equipment to be installed and maintained by the State at the point or points of supply and accounts may be rendered to the Company monthly. On request by either of the parties hereto to the other
of them a check shall be taken of the said meter readings in such manner as shall be mutually agreed and in the event of a discrepancy in excess of five per centum (5%) being found in such readings the readings shall be adjusted to correct the
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(7) The Company shall so far as is reasonably practicable recirculate on the works site the potable water used for cooling and processing
purposes thereon. 
 Use of Sea Water at Refinery Site 2 

16. The Company and any subsidiary company and any associated company may without charge draw sea water from Cockburn Sound for their or any of their
operations on the works site and may return sea water used for cooling purposes only and for this purpose may subject to the approval of the Harbour Trust Commissioners (which approval will not be withheld unreasonably) construct such works and use
such portion of the sea bed as may be reasonably required for such purposes. 
 Assignment 2

 17. (1) The Company or any subsidiary or associated company with the consent in writing of the State shall have the right to assign or dispose of all
or part of its rights and obligations under this agreement or any interest therein or acquired thereunder and such consent shall not be arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld subject to the assignee or assignees executing in favour of the State a deed
of covenant to comply with and observe the assigned obligations. 
 (2) When under the provisions of subclause (1) of this clause any
interest of the Company or subsidiary or associated company is disposed of or assigned to a company being at the date of disposal or assignment an associated or subsidiary company the State will not levy or exact any State Stamp Duties in respect of
that disposal or assignment if effected for the purpose of construction reconstruction or reorganisation: PROVIDED THAT such disposal or assignment other than a disposal or assignment of the leased area or any part thereof or any right relating
thereto takes place prior to the 31st day of March 1969. 
 No acquisition of works 2 

18. (1) The State agrees that having regard to the particular nature of the industry proposed to be established by the Company under this agreement and subject
to the performance by the Company of its obligations hereunder the State will not resume or suffer or permit to be resumed by any State instrumentality or by any local or other authority of the said State any portion of the works site or of the
wharf the resumption of which would impede the Company’s activities or any portion of the Company’s works on the leased area the resumption of which would impede its mining activities nor will the State 

  

					
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create or grant or permit or suffer to be created or granted by an instrumentality or authority of the said State as aforesaid any road right of way or
easement of any nature or kind whatsoever over or in respect of the works site without the consent in writing of the Company first having been obtained which consent shall not be arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld. 

(2) No person other than the Company or a subsidiary or associated company shall acquire any right under the mining laws of the said State in
or over the works site or any part thereof save with the consent of the Company. 
 Preservation of rights
2 
 19. The State hereby covenants and agrees with the Company that subject to the due performance
by the Company of its obligations under this agreement the State shall ensure that during the currency of this agreement the rights of the Company hereunder shall not in any way through any act of the State be impaired disturbed or prejudicially
affected: PROVIDED THAT nothing in this clause shall apply to any law or requirement relating to safety. 
 Taxes and Charges 2 
 20. The State shall not impose nor permit nor authorise any of its agencies or instrumentalities or
any local or other authority to impose discriminatory taxes rates or charges of any nature whatsoever on or in respect of the titles property or other assets products materials or services used or produced by or through the operations of the any or
any adjacent subsidiary or associated company in the conduct of business incidental to the Company’s business hereunder nor will the State take or permit to be taken any other discriminatory action which would deprive the Company or any
subsidiary or associated company of full enjoyment of the rights granted and intended to be granted under this agreement. 
 Rating 2 
 21. Notwithstanding the provisions of any Act or anything done or purporting to be done under any
Act the valuation of the works site shall for rating purposes be or be deemed to be on the unimproved value and shall not in any way be subject to any discriminatory rate: PROVIDED HOWEVER that nothing in this clause shall apply to any portion of
the works site which shall be occupied as a permanent residence or upon which a permanent residence shall be erected. 

  

					
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Labour 2 

22. The State agrees that if so requested by the Company and so far as its powers and administrative arrangements permit it will endeavour to assist the
Company to obtain adequate and suitable labour for its operations under this agreement including assistance towards obtaining suitable immigrants. 

Prices 2 

23. The State will not at any time by legislation regulation or administrative action under any legislation of the said State as to prices prevent products
produced by the Company or by any subsidiary or associated company from being sold at prices which will allow the Company or subsidiary or associated company to provide for such reasonable depreciation reserves and return on the capital employed in
the production of those products as are determined by such company. 
 Choice of Transport 2

 24. (1) Subject to the provisions of subclause (4) of clause 10 hereof the State will not prevent the Company from exercising its choice as to the
means of transport used by the Company for the transport of its goods and materials between the leased area and the works site. 
 (2)
Subject to the payment by the Company of appropriate fees the Board constituted under the State Transport Co-ordination Act 1933 will not refuse to grant and issue to the Company a license to transport by road its own goods and materials
within an area having a radius of forty (40) miles of the works site. The appropriate fees charged to the Company for the license will not be such as to discriminate against the Company. 

Non-discrimination against Company 2 

25. The State shall ensure that fees taxes or other charges or levies imposed by the State on the cartage of goods by road or by rail shall not discriminate
against the Company. 
 Termination 2 

26. (1) Subject to Clause 29 hereof relating to delays but without prejudice to the provisions of subclause (5) of Clause 9 hereof if at any time during the
continuance of this agreement: — 

  

					
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	 	(a)	The Company fails to comply with or carry out the obligations on its part contained in this agreement or abandons or repudiates this agreement the State may by notice in writing to the Company specifying the failure
terminate this agreement; 

  

	 	(b)	Without in any way derogating from the provisions of Clause 1 of this agreement if the State fails to comply with or carry out the obligations on its part contained the Company may by notice in writing specifying the
failure terminate this agreement. 

 (2) The notice of termination shall be deemed to have been received on the day following
its postage and shall take effect twelve (12) months after that date unless the State or the Company as the case may be shall in the meantime have remedied the failure or shown to the satisfaction of the other party earnest intent to do so. 

(3) Subject to the construction and establishment by the Company of the refinery on the works site any termination of this agreement by the
Company pursuant to paragraph (b) of subclause (1) of this clause shall in no way affect the rights of the Company in and over and with respect to the works site the mineral lease of the leased area or the right to apply for or the renewal of such
lease as herein provided. 
 Delegation to third parties 2 

27. Without affecting the liability of the parties under the provisions of this agreement either party shall have the right from time to time to entrust to
third parties the carrying out of any portion of the operations which it is authorised or obliged to carry out under this agreement. 
 Variation 2 
 28. Any obligation or right under the provisions of or any plan referred to in this agreement may
from time to time be cancelled added to varied or substituted by agreement in writing between the parties so long as such cancellation addition variation or substitution shall not constitute a material or substantial alteration of the obligations or
rights of either party under this agreement. 
 Delays 2 

29. (1) This agreement (other than clauses 4 and 9 hereof until the foundations have been laid for the construction of the refinery) shall be deemed 

  

					
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to be made subject to any delays in the performance of obligations under this agreement which may be occasioned by or arise from circumstances beyond the power
and control of the party responsible for the performance of such obligations including delays caused by or arising from act of God act of war force majeure act of public enemies floods and washaways strikes lockouts stoppages restraint of labour or
other similar acts (whether partial or general) shortages of labour or essential materials reasonable failure to secure contractors delays of contractors riots and civil commotion and delays due to overall Australian economic conditions or factors
which could not reasonably have been foreseen and delays due to overall economic conditions in Australia or any other country from which the finance or a substantial proportion of the finance required to enable the Company to discharge its
obligations under this agreement is to be provided or to which a substantial portion of the Company’s or subsidiary or associated companies’ products is intended by the Company to be sold inability to sell or otherwise dispose of alumina
or to prices for the products of the Company its subsidiary or associated companies falling below profitable levels. 
 (2) This clause shall
apply only to delays of which and of the cause of which notice in writing is given by the party subject to the delay to the other party hereto within one month of the commencement of the delay. 

State law to apply 2 

30. This agreement shall be interpreted according to the laws for the time being in force in the said State. 

Arbitration 2 

31. Any dispute or difference between the parties arising out of or in connection with this agreement including any dispute or difference arising under
subclause (4) of clause 3 or clause 4(1)(a) hereof or any agreed variation thereof or as to the construction of this agreement or any such variation or as to the rights duties or liabilities of either party thereunder or as to any matter to be
agreed upon between the parties in terms of this agreement shall in default of agreement between the parties and in the absence of any provision in this agreement to the contrary be referred to and settled by arbitration under the provisions of the
Arbitration Act 1895. 
 Notices 2 

32. Any notice consent or other writing authorised or required by this agreement to be given or sent shall be deemed to have been duly given or sent 

  

					
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by the State if signed by the Minister or by any senior officer of the Civil Service of the said State acting by direction of the Minister and forwarded by
prepaid post to the Company at its registered office in the said State or at the works site and by the Company if signed on behalf of the Company by the managing director a general manager secretary or attorney of the Company and forwarded by
prepaid post to the Minister and any such notice consent or writing shall be deemed to have been duly given or sent on the day on which it would be delivered in the ordinary course of post. 

IN WITNESS whereof THE HONOURABLE CHARLES WALTER MICHAEL COURT O.B.E. M.L.A. has hereunto set his hand and seal and the COMMON SEAL of the
Company has hereunto been affixed the day and year first hereinbefore mentioned. 
  

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by the

said THE HONOURABLE CHARLES

WALTER MICHAEL COURT O.B.E. M.L.A.
 in
the presence of:
	  	 

	  	 C. W. COURT,
 [L.S.]

	  
 Arthur F. Griffith,

      Minister for Mines.
	  	  	
			
	 THE COMMON SEAL of WESTERN

ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY was hereunto
 affixed in the
presence of:
	  	

	  	[C.S.]

 Director F. F. ESPIE 

Director and authorised witness 

        W. M. MORGAN 

APPENDIX “A” 
  

	(1)	That the occupants shall within fourteen (14) days of the date of approval of right of occupancy as appearing in the Government Gazette, mark at a corner of the boundary of the Temporary Reserve a landmark
consisting of a post or cairn to serve as a commencing or datum point and shall advise the Minister for Mines in writing the position of such point. 

  

	(2)	That the occupants shall not use the land comprised in this reserve for any other purpose than that of prospecting for Bauxite. 

  

					
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	(3)	That the right of occupancy will not give any rights to the occupants to mine for any minerals other than Bauxite and upon the discovery of payable minerals other than Bauxite, the Minister for Mines may, by notice,
require the occupants to surrender their right of occupancy and apply for mining tenements. 

  

	(4)	That the existing rights of any prospecting area, claim, lease or authorised holding, shall be preserved to the holder thereof and shall not be encroached on or interfered with by the occupants of this reserve.

  

	(5)	That the rights granted under this authority shall be no bar to any person desiring to acquire mining tenements for any minerals other than Bauxite in the said reserve or to any person desiring to acquire a holding
under the Land Act 1933 provided the land applied for does not include any of the occupants’ workings which may in the discretion of the Minister for Mines be secured to the occupants of this reserve. 

 

	(6)	That this authority to occupy may be cancelled or the area reduced by the Minister for Mines upon application being made by any person for authority to prospect for any minerals other than Bauxite. The Minister for
Mines reserves the right to grant any mining tenement within the reserve upon being satisfied that the applicant for such mining tenement was already carrying out bona fide prospecting operations before the creation of the reserve.

  

	(7)	Any land alienated or in the course of alienation and any land reserved and any land registered or to be acquired and held under the Mining Act 1904 shall be excised from the said authority to occupy.

  

	(8)	No person other than a British subject and no Company other than a Company incorporated within the Commonwealth of Australia United Kingdom or the United States of America shall have or acquire any interest whatsoever
in the said authority to occupy. 

  

	(9)	No transfer of this authority to occupy will be permitted without the approval of the Minister for Mines first obtained. 

  

	(10)	To such further conditions as may in the opinion of the Minister for Mines from time to time be deemed necessary. 

  

	(11)	That the Minister for Mines may cancel the right of occupancy upon being satisfied that the WHOLE or ANY of the conditions are not being or have not been fulfilled. 

  

					
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	(12)	That the occupant of this reserve shall commence prospecting operations forthwith, and shall furnish the Minister for Mines with a MONTHLY REPORT applicable to operations being carried on within the said
reserve. 

  

	(13)	That the rights granted under this authority shall be subject to the provisions of the Forests Act 1918 and the Regulations made thereunder and also to the exclusion of all land alienated or in the course of
alienation within the reserve. 

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[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 48 of 1963 s. 5; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 27th day of November One thousand nine hundred and
sixty-three BETWEEN THE HONOURABLE DAVID BRAND M.L.A. Premier and Treasurer of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the
State”) of the one part and WESTERN ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY a company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 360 Collins Street Melbourne and having its
registered office in the State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part 

WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the Agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act
1961 (Act No. 3 of 1961) of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal Agreement”). 
 NOW
THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH: — 
 1. Subject to the context the words and expressions used in this Agreement have the same meanings respectively as they
have in and for the purposes of the principal Agreement and references in this Agreement to line spacings of the principal Agreement are to those spacings as they appear in the copy thereof printed as the Schedule to the said Act No. 3 of 1961. 

2. The provisions of this Agreement shall not come into operation unless and until approved by an operative Act of the Legislature of the said State before the
31st January, 1964. 
 3. Clause 3 of the principal Agreement is amended by deleting subclause (5) and by substituting for subclause (4) thereof the
following subclause: — 
 (4) As soon as conveniently may be after the payment by the Company to the State of a sum
calculated at the rate of $500 for every acre of the land comprised within the works site as the purchase price thereof the State will grant to the Company an estate in fee 

  

					
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simple free of encumbrances in that land to such depth not exceeding forty (40) feet below the surface for the time being of the land as the
Company in writing requests but without affecting any rights with respect to the land which the Company may have or acquire as lessee of the leased area or as the owner of any other mining property. The provisions of the Land Act 1933 shall
be deemed modified to any extent necessary for the purposes of this subclause. 
 4. Clause 5 of the principal Agreement is amended by substituting for the
passage “registration of the transfer of the works site” in lines one and two of subclause (8) the passage — 
 “issue
of the grant to the Company referred to in subclause (4) of clause 3 hereof.” 
 5. Clause 6 of the principal Agreement is amended — 

 

	 	(a)	by inserting after the words “further area” in line three of paragraph (b) the words “or further areas”; 

  

	 	(b)	by deleting subclause (4) and substituting the following subclause — 

 (4)
(a) The land made available by the State under subclause (3)(a) of this clause will be filled by the Company in such manner and to such level or levels as the parties may agree or failing agreement as is hereinafter in this subclause provided. 

(b) In default of agreement under paragraph (a) of this subclause the land made available by the State as aforesaid will be
filled mainly with iron oxide but partly with sands to within two feet of a level or levels to be mutually agreed before the Company commences to fill in other land with iron oxide and when any portion of the land so made available by the State of
an area of ten acres or more is so filled the Company will within two years or such longer period as the State may nominate thereafter complete the filling of such portion with sands only. 

(c) Upon the completion of the filling of any area the Company will advise the State in writing thereof whereupon the
Company’s rights and interests in respect of such area shall cease and determine. 

  

					
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(d) The Company shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that each portion so filled will support buildings for light
industry. 
 (e) The foregoing provisions of this subclause shall be without prejudice to the operation of the provisions of
clause 28 of this Agreement. 
 6. Clause 9 of the principal Agreement is amended by substituting “$200” for “$100” in line two of
paragraph (b) of subclause (2) thereof. 
 7. The following clause is substituted for clause 28 of the principal Agreement — 

28. To the extent that is necessary for the more efficient fulfilment of the objectives of this Agreement the provisions hereof
may be varied in such manner and to such extent as the parties mutually agree and all references herein to this Agreement shall be deemed to be to this Agreement as varied in accordance with this clause. 

8. The following clause is added to the principal Agreement to stand as new clause 33 thereof namely — 

33. (1) In order to resolve certain doubts as to the meaning of the expression “Crown land” in clause 9 of this
Agreement it is hereby agreed and declared that land within the leased area and land within the Temporary Reserves referred to in the said clause 9 are not to be regarded as being or having been other than Crown land within the meaning and for the
purposes of that clause merely because the land is for the time being within the boundaries of a water reserve or catchment area constituted under any Act of the Parliament of Western Australia: BUT the expression does not include — 

 

	 	(a)	any land the subject of any mineral claim for bauxite or for any cement-making materials in force as at the date of this Agreement; 

  

	 	(b)	any other land which the parties hereto from time to time hereafter mutually agree to be reasonably required by any present holder of a mineral claim for bauxite or for any cement-making materials under the provisions
of the Mining Act 1904 or his or its successors or assigns for the same or similar purpose as bauxite from the claims or any of them is at the date hereof being used by that holder in a manufacturing business already established in the
said State. 

  

					
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(2) The Company shall at all times comply with and observe the provisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply Sewerage and
Drainage Act 1909 and all other Acts for the time being having application to any water reserve or catchment area within the leased area or temporary reserve aforesaid and nothing in this Agreement shall be construed so as to abridge limit or
qualify those provisions in their application as aforesaid. 
 9. Temporary Reserve Number 1931H referred to in the principal Agreement shall be extended to
include the areas formerly comprised in Temporary Reserves Numbers 2445H and 2446H and all references in the principal Agreement to Temporary Reserve Number 1931H shall for all purposes be construed as a reference to Temporary Reserve Number 1931H
as so extended. 
 IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed this Agreement the day and year first above written. 

 

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED by

the HONOURABLE DAVID BRAND
 M.L.A. in the presence of:

 
 P. L. Sparrow.
	  	

	  	 DAVID BRAND
 [L.S.]

			
	 THE COMMON SEAL of WESTERN
 ALUMINIUM NO
LIABILITY was
 hereunto affixed in the presence of:
  

J. COLIN SMITH
 Director.

 
 F. R. MORGAN

Secretary.
	  	

	  	[C.S.]

 [Second Schedule inserted by No. 48 of 1963 s. 5; amended by No. 113 of 1965 s. 8(1).] 

  

					
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[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 76 of 1966 s. 5; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 22nd day of November One thousand nine hundred and
sixty-six between THE HONOURABLE DAVID BRAND M.L.A. Premier and Treasurer of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of
the one part AND WESTERN ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 155 Queen Street Melbourne and having its registered office in the
State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery
Agreement Act 1961-1963 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal agreement”). 
 NOW
THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH — 
 1. — SUBJECT to the context the words and expressions used in this agreement have the same meanings respectively as
they have in and for the purposes of the principal agreement. 
 2. — THE provisions of this agreement shall not come into operation unless and until
approved by an operative Act of the Legislature of the said State. 
 3. — CLAUSE 2 of the principal agreement is amended — 

 

	 	(a)	by adding after the definition of “leased area” the following further definition — 

“mineral lease” means the mineral lease referred to in clause 9(1)(a) hereof and includes any other mineral lease granted with
respect to any portion of the leased area; 

  

					
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	 	(b)	by adding after the definition of “refinery” the following further definition — 

“separate mineral lease” means a separate mineral lease granted under subclause (17) of clause 9 hereof; 

4. — CLAUSE 9 of the principal agreement is amended — 
  

	 	(a)	by adding in paragraph (a) of subclause (1) after the passage, “pursuant to subclause (6) of this clause” the following passage — 

“and if at any time the Company otherwise acquires any mineral lease or mineral leases for bauxite either under subclause (17) of this
clause or adjacent to any area previously held by it for bauxite such additional mineral lease or mineral leases”; 
  

	 	(b)	by adding after subclause (16) the following subclause — 

 (17) The
Company may at any time apply for and the Minister for Mines may approve the grant to the Company of a separate mineral lease or separate mineral leases for bauxite in respect of any portion or portions of the leased area particularly as delineated
(subject to survey) on the plan marked “D” and signed by the parties hereto for the purposes of identification which portion or portions of any such grant shall be deemed to be excised from the mineral lease previously held by the Company
in respect of the leased area which mineral lease shall continue in full force and effect with respect to the balance of the land contained in that mineral lease after the excision therefrom of the portion or portions. 

5. — CLAUSE 17 of the principal agreement is amended — 
  

	 	(a)	by deleting subclause (1) and inserting in lieu the following subclauses — 

  

	 	(1)	The Company or any subsidiary or associated company may from time to time — 

  

	 	(a)	subject to subclause (2) of this clause assign at any time prior to the 31st day of December 1986 as of right any separate mineral lease to itself and another corporation (in this clause called “the other
corporation”) in equal undivided shares absolutely and 

  

					
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	 	(b)	with the consent in writing of the State which consent shall not be arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld assign or dispose of all or part of its rights and obligations under this agreement or any interest herein or
acquired hereunder save and except the separate mineral leases 

 subject however to the assignee in each case executing in
favour of the said State a deed of covenant in a form to be approved by the Minister to comply with observe and perform the provisions hereof on the part of the Company to be complied with observed or performed in regard to the matter or matters so
assigned. 
  

	 	(2)	No assignment shall be permitted under paragraph (a) of subclause (1) of this clause unless (except where and to the extent that the parties hereto may otherwise agree in relation to any matter mentioned in this
subclause) at the time of such assignment the Company or the other corporation or both is or are obliged to commence to construct within one year and to complete the construction within three years of the date of such assignment of an additional
alumina refining unit on land owned or held by the Company in the said State such unit having an annual production capacity of not less than 180,000 metric tons of alumina. 

 

	 	(3)	The Company and the other corporation being the holders of any separate mineral lease may at any time and from time to time re-assign such separate mineral lease to the Company alone in accordance with any undertaking
given by the other corporation in the agreement pursuant to which the assignment was made to the Company and the other corporation and on re-assignment shall cease to be a separate mineral lease and the land comprised therein shall form part of the
balance of the land referred to in subclause (17) of clause 9 hereof. 

  

					
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	 	(4)	The Company shall not be entitled to assign its half interest in any separate mineral lease held by the Company and the other corporation except with the consent in writing of the Minister. If such interest is being
assigned together with all the other rights and interests of the Company for the time being hereunder then such consent shall not be arbitrarily or unreasonably withheld. 

 

	 	(5)	An assignment made pursuant to this clause shall not relieve the Company from any liability imposed upon the Company hereunder. 

  

	 	(6)	On the 31st day of December 1986 any separate mineral lease not by then assigned shall determine and the land comprised therein shall form part of the balance of the land referred to in subclause (17) of clause 9
hereof. 

  

	 	(7)	At any time prior to the 31st day of December 1986 the Minister for Mines may at the request in writing of the Company cancel any separate mineral lease and the land comprised therein shall thereupon form part of the
balance of the land referred to in subclause (17) of clause 9 hereof. 

  

	 	(b)	by substituting in subclause (2) of the principal agreement — 

  

	 	(a)	for the subclause number “(2)” the subclause number “(8)”; 

  

	 	(b)	for the passage, “subclause (1)” the passage, “subclause (1) or (3)” 

 IN
WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and the year first above written. 
  

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED

by THE HONOURABLE DAVID

BRAND M.L.A. in the presence of
	  	

	  	DAVID BRAND

 ARTHUR GRIFFITH, 

Minister for Mines. 

  

					
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	 THE COMMON SEAL OF WESTERN

ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY was

hereunto affixed in the presence

of —
	  	

	  	

 A. C. SHELDON, 

Director. 
 D.A. FERRIER, 

Secretary. 
 [Third Schedule
inserted by No. 76 of 1966 s. 5.] 

  

					
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[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 61 of 1967 s. 5; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 13th day of November One thousand nine hundred and
sixty-seven between THE HONOURABLE DAVID BRAND M.L.A. Premier and Treasurer of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”)
of the one part AND WESTERN ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 155 Queen Street Melbourne and having its registered office in the
State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery
Agreement Act 1961-1966 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal agreement”). 
 NOW
THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH — 
 1. SUBJECT to the context the words and expressions used in this agreement have the same meanings respectively as they
have in and for the purposes of the principal agreement. 
 2. THE provisions of this agreement shall not come into operation unless and until approved
by an operative Act of the Legislature of the said State. 
 3. CLAUSE 2 of the principal agreement is amended by — 

 

	 	(a)	deleting the existing definition of “works site” and substituting the following — 

“works site” means the area of land referred to as the works site in Clause 3 hereof, and, upon their being purchased by the Company
as hereinafter provided, shall also include the additional areas of land described in subclauses (1) and (2) of Clause 3A hereof. 

  

					
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	 	(b)	deleting the existing definition of “direct railway” and substituting the following — 

“direct railway” means the railway referred to in subclause (1) of Clause 10 hereof, and, upon the construction of the extension
thereto as is contemplated in Clause 10A hereof, shall mean such railway as so extended. 
 4. THE principal agreement is amended by adding a new clause,
Clause 3A, as follows — 
  

	 	3A.	For the purpose of permitting an expansion of the refinery — 

  

	 	(1)	As soon after the passing of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act Amendment Act 1967, as is reasonably possible, the State will sell and the Company will purchase an estate in fee simple, free of encumbrances, in
the land shown shaded in red on the plan which is marked “B” and which has been initialled on behalf of the parties hereto for the purpose of identification (the boundaries and area of such land to be determined by survey) for a price per
acre to be agreed between the State and the Company. Possession will be given and taken on payment of the purchase money. 

  

	 	(2)	Upon the Company giving notice to the State that it requires, for the efficient operation of the refinery, the area of land shown shaded in green on the plan referred to in subclause (1) of this clause the State will
sell to the Company an estate in fee simple in that land (the boundaries and area of such land to be determined by survey) free of encumbrances, at the same price per acre as is agreed with regard to the sale and purchase of the land mentioned in
subclause (1) of this clause. Possession will be given and taken on payment of the purchase money. 

  

	 	(3)	In the event of the Company giving notice to the State in accordance with the provisions of subclause (2) of this clause the State as soon as is reasonably possible, having regard to the obligations mentioned in
subclauses (4) and (5) of this clause, will close the deviation road and the deviation railway. 

  

					
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	 	(4)	Before the deviation road is closed, the State will construct a new road (hereinafter referred to as “the new deviation road”) at the cost of the Company, along a route to be decided by the State and the
Company, and the Company shall pay to the State, on demand, an amount equivalent to that expended by the State on the planning and construction of such road (including the cost of any necessary resumption of land): provided that the Company shall
not be liable to pay more than would have been required to construct the new deviation road to the same standard as the deviation road. 

  

	 	(5)	Before the deviation railway is closed the State shall cause the standard gauge railway from Kwinana to Cockburn Junction to be converted to dual gauge, including necessary connections, points, crossings, crossing
loops, communications and signalling equipment, the whole being constructed to normal W.A.G.R. standards, to enable efficient 3’6” gauge operation between Kwinana and Fremantle. The point of connection at Cockburn Junction with the
existing 3’6” gauge line will be in the vicinity of mileage 17 mls. 75 chns. from Perth via Fremantle. The cost of this conversion will be borne by the Company and an amount equivalent to that expended by the State in carrying out such
conversion will be paid by the Company on demand. 

 5. CLAUSE 7 of the principal agreement is amended by adding a new subclause, subclause
(8), as follows — 
 (8) In the event of the approaches from the main channel to the Company’s wharf being dredged
to a depth of 38 feet or more below low water level and further dredging or maintenance dredging (as described in subclause (7) of Clause 7 of this Agreement) being thereafter required the State and the Company will endeavour to agree as to sharing
the cost of such further dredging or maintenance dredging. In the event of failure to reach agreement the provisions of Clause 31 of this Agreement will not apply. 

  

					
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6. CLAUSE 10 of the principal agreement is amended by — 
  

	 	(a)	deleting the existing subclause (10) and substituting the following — 

(10) (i) The rates of freight set out in Part I of the Schedule to this clause are based on costs prevailing at the date of
execution of this agreement and shall be subject to variation from time to time in proportion to any increase or decrease in the cost to the Railways Commission of maintaining and operating the direct railway. 

(ii) The rates of freight set out in Part II of the Schedule and applicable to annual tonnages of 1.46 million or more are
based on costs prevailing at the 31st of March, 1967, and shall be subject to variation from time to time in proportion to any increase or decrease in the cost to the Railways Commission of maintaining and operating the direct railway. 

(iii) The State will at the request of the Company procure the certificate of the Auditor General of the said State as to the
correctness of such variation in the freight rates. 
  

	 	(b)	deleting the schedule at the end of the clause and substituting the following — 

 The
Schedule Hereinbefore In this Clause Referred To 
 PART I. 
  

					
	Column 1.	  	Column 2.	 
	 In tons per financial year
	  	 
 	Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents	  
  
	 Up to but not exceeding: —
	  			
	 150,000
	  	 	8.33	  
	 300,000
	  	 	3.54	  
	 450,000
	  	 	3.13	  

  

					
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	 600,000
	  	2.50
	 750,000
	  	2.22
	 In tons per financial year exceeding: —
	  	
	 750,000
	  	1.88
	  
 PART II.

 
	  	
	Column 1.	  	Column 2.
		
	 In tons per financial year

(millions)
	  	Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents
	 1.46 and up to 2.16
	  	1.70
	 2.16 and up to 2.86
	  	1.50
	 2.86 and up to 3.56
	  	1.35
	 3.56
	  	1.20

 7. THE principal agreement is amended by adding a new clause, Clause 10A, as follows — 

10A. (1) If Parliament shall pass the bill entitled a bill for the Kwinana-Mundijong-Jarrahdale Railway Extension Act 1967, the
Company shall proceed, as soon thereafter as is reasonably practicable, to extend the track of the railway referred to in subclause (1) of Clause 10 hereof as authorised by the said Act; such extension shall be constructed in accordance with
specifications to be supplied by the State and no contract for the construction of such extension, or any part thereof, shall be entered into without the concurrence of the State. 

(2) If Parliament shall pass the said bill the Company shall provide the locomotives and rolling stock sufficient, together with those already
available, to transport to the works site by the direct railway all ore mined by the Company along the direct railway. All such locomotives and rolling stock shall be in accordance with specifications to be supplied by the State and no contract for
the supply of any such locomotives or rolling stock shall be entered into without the concurrence of the State. 

  

					
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	 	(3)	(i) Upon the completion of the railway track as constructed by the Company in accordance with the provisions of subclause (1) of this Clause, the Company shall lease forthwith to the Railways Commission, with an option
to purchase, the said railway track. Such lease shall be in a form agreed on by the parties. 

  

	 	    	(ii) As and when the locomotives and rolling stock referred to in subclause (2) of this Clause become available, the Company shall by one or more instruments lease such locomotives and rolling stock to the Railways
Commission. Such lease or leases shall be in a form agreed on by the parties. 

 IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have
executed this agreement the day and year first above written. 
  

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED
 by THE HONOURABLE
DAVID
 BRAND M.L.A. in the presence of
	  	}	  	 DAVID BRAND
 [L.S.]

	 C. W. COURT,
	  		  	
	Minister for Industrial Development.	  		  	
			
	 THE COMMON SEAL OF WESTERN
 ALUMINIUM NO
LIABILITY was
 hereunto affixed in the presence of
	  	}	  	
	 F. E. TYRRELL,

Director.
	  		  	
			
	 C. E. PFEIFER,

Director.
	  		  	[L.S.]

 [Fourth Schedule inserted by No. 61 of 1967 s. 5.] 

  

					
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[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 47 of 1972 s. 4; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 10th day of July, One thousand nine hundred and
seventy-two between THE HONOURABLE JOHN TREZISE TONKIN, M.L.A., Premier of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of
the one part and ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA (W.A.) LIMITED the name whereof was formerly Western Aluminium No Liability, a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 535
Bourke Street Melbourne and having its registered office in the State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other
part. 
 WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement
Act 1961-1967 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal agreement”). 
 NOW THIS
AGREEMENT WITNESSETH — 
 1. SUBJECT to the context the words and expressions used in this agreement have the same meanings respectively as they have in
and for the purposes of the principal agreement. 
 2. THE provisions of this Agreement shall not come into operation unless and until a Bill to approve and
ratify this Agreement is passed by the Legislature of the said State and comes into operation as an Act. 
 3. Clause 10 of the principal agreement is
amended by deleting subclause (10) and substituting the following: — 
 (10) (i) The rates of freight set out in Part I
and Part II of the Schedule respectively are based on costs prevailing at the 1st April, 1971, and shall be adjusted on the 1st April, 1972, and on the 1st April of each 

  

					
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year thereafter on the basis of costs prevailing at those dates in accordance with the following formula: — 

 
 

 
 WHERE: 
  

							
	(i)	  	F1	  	=	  	New freight rate.
				
	(ii)	  	F	  	=	  	The freight rate which was payable as at the 1st April, 1971, in accordance with Column 2 of Part I or Part II as the case may be of the Schedule.
				
	(iii)	  	HR	  	=	  	The average hourly rate payable as at 1st April, 1971.
				
	(iv)	  	HR1	  	=	  	The average hourly rate payable as at the date of adjustment.
				
	(v)	  	D	  	=	  	The wholesale price (duty free) of distillate in Perth as at 1st April, 1971.
				
	(vi)	  	D1	  	=	  	The wholesale price (duty free) of distillate in Perth as at the date of adjustment.
				
	(vii)	  	SR	  	=	  	Price of heavy steel rails per ton c.i.f. Port of Fremantle as ascertained from price schedule covering despatches from the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited and Australian Iron and Steel Proprietary Limited as at 1st April,
1971.
				
	(viii)	  	SR1	  	=	  	The price of heavy steel rail per ton c.i.f. Fremantle ascertained as aforementioned as at the date of adjustment.

  

					
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The rates applicable at the 1st April, 1971, are — 
  

					
	 1st class driver
	  	$	2.0725	  
	 1st class guard
	  	$	1.6963	  
	 Track repairer
	  	$	1.3400	  
		  	  
	  
	 
		  	$	5.1088	  
	 Average hourly rate
	  	$	1.7029	  
	 Price of distillate per gallon
	  	 	20.4 cents	  
	 Price of steel rail per ton
	  	$	104.50	  

  

	 	(i)	If on the 1st April, 1977, and on the 1st April in every fifth year thereafter either party considers that by reason of changed circumstances the application of the abovementioned formula no longer results in the
payment of freight rates fair and equitable from the point of view of both parties the party which so considers may within one month of that date give notice in that behalf to the other party specifying the formula the party giving the notice thinks
should be substituted for the existing formula and if within two months of the giving of such notice the parties cannot agree on a formula to be substituted for the formula which applied in accordance with this paragraph during the five years ending
on the 31st day of March immediately preceding the question whether a new and if so what formula shall be substituted shall be referred to arbitration as provided by clause 31 hereof. 

 

	 	(ii)	The State will at the request of the Company procure the certificate of the Auditor General of the said State as to the correctness of such adjustment in the freight rates. 

4. THE Schedule to clause 10 is deleted and the following substituted: — 

PART I 
  

					
	Column 1	  	Column 2	 
	 In tons per financial year
	  	 
 	Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents	  
  
	 150,000
	  	 	11.75	  
	 300,000
	  	 	5.70	  

  

					
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	 450,000
	  	 	4.95	  
	 600,000
	  	 	3.80	  
	 750,000
	  	 	3.33	  
	 Exceeding 750,000
	  	 	2.88	  
	  
 PART II

 
	 
	Column 1	  	Column 2	 
	 In tons per financial year (millions)
	  	 
 	Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents	  
  
	 1.46 and up to 2.16
	  	 	2.05	  
	 2.16 and up to 2.86
	  	 	1.81	  
	 2.86 and up to 3.56
	  	 	1.63	  
	 3.56 and up to 5.00
	  	 	1.45	  
	 5.00 and over
	  	 	1.35	  

 IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and year first above written. 

 

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED
 by the HONOURABLE
JOHN TREZISE
 TONKIN, M.L.A., in the presence of —
	  	}	  	JOHN T. TONKIN.
	  
 H. E. GRAHAM.

MINISTER FOR DEVELOPMENT
 AND
DECENTRALISATION.
	  		  	
	  
 THE COMMON SEAL OF ALCOA OF

AUSTRALIA (W.A.) LIMITED was
 hereunto affixed in the presence of
—
	  	}	  	(C.S.)
	  
 C. E. PFEIFER.

P. SPRY-BAILEY.
	  		  	

 [Fifth Schedule inserted by No. 47 of 1972 s. 4.] 

  

					
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[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 34 of 1974 s. 4; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT made the 19th day of September, 1974 between THE HONOURABLE SIR CHARLES WALTER
MICHAEL COURT, O.B.E., M.L.A., Premier of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of the one part and ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA
(W.A.) LIMITED the name whereof was formerly Western Aluminium No Liability and later Alcoa of Australia (W.A.) N.L., a company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at
535 Bourke Street Melbourne and having its registered office in the State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the
other part. 
 WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery
Agreement Act 1961-1972 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal agreement”). 

NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH — 
 1. Subject to the context
the words and expressions used in this Agreement have the same meanings respectively as they have in and for the purposes of the principal agreement. 
 2.
Monetary references in this Agreement and in the principal agreement are references to Australian currency unless otherwise specifically expressed. 
 3. The
provisions of this Agreement shall not come into operation unless and until a Bill to approve and ratify this Agreement is passed by the Legislature of the said State and comes into operation as an Act. 

4. Clause 9(3) of the principal agreement is hereby amended as follows: 
  

	 	(a)	by substituting for paragraphs (a) and (b) the following paragraphs — 

 Rate of Royalty
2 
  

	 	(3)	(a) Subject to the provisions of this subclause royalty payable by the Company hereunder to the Department of Mines on behalf of the State shall be based on alumina and shall be at the rate of twenty-five (25) cents per
ton of alumina produced by the Company. 

  

					
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	 	(b)	(i) The royalty mentioned in paragraph (a) of this subclause shall be reviewed quarterly and shall be calculated separately for each of the quarterly periods mentioned in subclause (14) of this Clause commencing with
and including the quarter ending the 30th September 1974 in accordance with the following formula — 

  

 
  

					
	Where	  	B =	  	the royalty mentioned in paragraph (a) of this subclause (expressed in cents)
			
		  	M =	  	the mean quarterly world selling price per ton of aluminium as defined below (expressed in cents)
			
		  	R =	  	the royalty rate per ton (expressed in cents) which will become payable in respect of alumina as a result of the application of this formula.
	
	For the purposes of this formula the mean quarterly world selling price per ton of aluminium for any quarter is deemed to be the average (expressed in cents) of the first four prices in each of the four quarters which
immediately precede that quarter as quoted in the London “Metal Bulletin” in respect of one pound of aluminium virgin ingots under the description “Canadian CIF all main ports excl. USA, Canada and UK” multiplied by 2,240 and
converted to Australian currency.

  

					
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For the purpose of this formula the conversion rate from another currency to Australian dollars shall be the mean between the buying and
selling rate for telegraphic transfers quoted by a trading bank acceptable to the Minister for Mines. 
  

	 	(ii)	The formula referred to in subparagraph (i) of this paragraph shall be subject to review by the parties — 

  

	 	(I)	as at the first day of July 1975; 

  

	 	(II)	as at the first day of July 1979; 

  

	 	(III)	as at the last day of each succeeding period of seven years after the first day of July 1979; 

  

	 	(IV)	if the formula becomes in operative by reason of the London “Metal Bulletin” ceasing to publish the information required to determine factor “M” in the said formula. 

In the event of any dispute between the parties arising from any review under this subparagraph the matter shall be referred to arbitration
hereunder. ; 
  

	 	(b)	by substituting for the words “payable under” in line one of subparagraph (i) of paragraph (c), the passage “of twenty-five (25) cents per ton mentioned in paragraph (a) of ”; 

 

	 	(c)	by adding after the word “review” in line two of subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (c), the passage “pursuant to subparagraph (i) of this paragraph”; 

and 

  

					
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	 	(d)	by adding after the word “royalty” in line twenty-four of subparagraph (ii) of paragraph (c), the passage “fixed by the State in any review pursuant to subparagraph (i) of this paragraph”.

 IN WITNESS whereof this Agreement has been executed by or on behalf of the parties hereto the day and year first
hereinbefore mentioned. 
  

					
	 SIGNED by THE HONOURABLE
 SIR CHARLES WALTER
MICHAEL
 COURT, O.B.E., M.L.A. in the presence of —
	  	}	  	CHARLES COURT
	  
 ANDREW MENSAROS

MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL

DEVELOPMENT.
	  		  	
	  
 THE COMMON SEAL of ALCOA OF

AUSTRALIA (W.A.) LIMITED was
 hereto affixed in the presence of
—
	  	}	  	(C.S.)
	  
 WALDO PORTER.

Director.
  

M. C. VICKERS-WILLIS.
 Assistant
Secretary.
	  		  	

 [Sixth Schedule inserted by No. 34 of 1974 s. 4.] 

  

					
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Seventh Schedule — Extract from sixth supplementary agreement 

[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 15 of 1978 s. 7; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 Extract from the sixth supplementary agreement, in which the agreement referred to in section
three of this Act as from time to time amended in accordance with this Act is referred to as “the principal agreement”. 
 Amendments to
principal agreement 2 
 18. The principal agreement is hereby amended by substituting for clause 28
the following — 
 Variation 2 

28. (1) The parties hereto may from time to time by agreement in writing add to substitute for cancel or vary all or any of the
provisions of this Agreement or of any lease licence easement or right granted hereunder or pursuant hereto for the purpose of more efficiently or satisfactorily implementing or facilitating any of the objects of this Agreement. 

(2) The Minister shall cause any agreement made pursuant to subclause (1) of this clause in respect of any addition
substitution cancellation or variation of the provisions of this Agreement to be laid on the Table of each House of Parliament within 12 sitting days next following its execution. 

(3) Either House may, within 12 sitting days of that House after the agreement has been laid before it pass a resolution
disallowing the agreement, but if after the last day on which the agreement might have been disallowed neither House has passed such a resolution the agreement shall have effect from and after that last day. 

[Seventh Schedule inserted by No. 15 of 1978 s. 7.] 

  

					
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Eighth Schedule — Seventh supplementary agreement 

[s. 2] 
 [Heading inserted by
No. 99 of 1986 s. 6; amended by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT is made the 20th day of November 1986 BETWEEN THE HONOURABLE BRIAN THOMAS BURKE,
M.L.A., Premier of the State of Western Australia, acting for and on behalf of the said State and its instrumentalities from time to time (hereinafter called “the State”) of the one part and ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED a company duly
incorporated in the State of Victoria and having its principal office in the State of Western Australia at Cnr Davy & Marmion Streets, Booragoon (hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) of the other part. 

WHEREAS: — 
  

	(a)	the State and the Company are the parties to the agreement defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 (which agreement as varied or amended is hereinafter referred to as “the Principal
Agreement”); 

  

	(b)	the State has requested the Company to refrain from exercising its rights to mine bauxite within certain areas comprised within the mineral lease granted to the Company pursuant to the Principal Agreement; and

  

	(c)	the parties desire to vary the Principal Agreement as hereinafter provided. 

  

	NOW	THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSES as follows: — 

 1. Subject to the context, the words and expressions used in this
Agreement have the same meanings respectively as they have in and for the purpose of the Principal Agreement. 
 2. The State shall introduce and sponsor a
Bill in the Parliament of Western Australia to ratify this Agreement and endeavour to secure its passage as an Act prior to 31st December 1986. 
 3. The
provisions of this Agreement other than this clause 3 and clause 2 shall not come into operation until the Bill referred to in clause 2 has been passed by the Parliament of Western Australia and comes into operation as an Act. 

  

					
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4. The Principal Agreement is hereby varied as follows: — 
  

	 	(1)	Clause 2 — 

  

	 	(a)	by deleting the definition of “Minister” and substituting the following definition — 

“ “Minister” means the Minister in the Government of the State for the time being responsible (under whatsoever title) for the
administration of the Ratifying Act and includes the successors in office of the Minister;”; 
  

	 	(b)	by inserting, in their appropriate alphabetical positions, the following definitions: — 

“ “Authority” means the National Parks and Nature Conservation Authority established by section 21 of the Conservation Act;

 “Conservation Act” means the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984; 

“conservation area” means the areas of the mineral lease within the solid black boundaries on Plan E being respectively the reserves
known as ‘Dale’ ‘Serpentine’ and ‘Monadnock’, and parts of the reserve known as ‘Lane-Poole’; 

“Plan E” means the plans marked “E” comprising four sheets initialled by the parties hereto for the purposes of
identification; 
 “Land Act” means the Land Act 1933; 

“recreation area” means the area of the mineral lease within the broken black boundary on Plan E being part of the reserve known as
‘Lane-Poole’;” 
  

	 	(2)	By inserting after clause 9 the following clause: — 

  

	 	“9A.	The following provisions shall apply in respect of the conservation area and the recreation area: — 

  

	 	(1)	The State shall arrange that the conservation area and the recreation area are reserved under section 29 of the Land Act and classified as of Class A by proclamation 

  

					
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	 	pursuant to the provisions of section 31(1) of the Land Act for the purposes and on and subject to the conditions: — 

  

	 	(a)	as to the conservation area, set out in the First Schedule hereto; and 

  

	 	(b)	as to the recreation area, set out in the Second Schedule hereto, 

 and for those purposes and
subject to those conditions respectively vested in the Authority pursuant to section 33(2) of the Land Act. 
  

	 	(2)	The State convenants and agrees with the Company that the State will not, during the currency of this Agreement, vary or revoke or seek to vary or revoke a classification or vesting order made in accordance with
subclause (1) of this clause save with the prior consent in writing of the Company except that the State may amend any such classification or order pursuant to the Land Act for water purposes, the State first giving the Company reasonable
opportunity to mine any such areas as may be affected by flooding. 

  

	 	(3)	The State convenants and agrees with the Company that notwithstanding sections 60 and 61 of the Conservation Act any proposed management plan and any amendment, revocation or substitution for an existing management plan
from time to time prepared by the Authority pursuant to section 56(1)(e) of the Conservation Act in respect of or affecting the conservation area or the recreation area and any management thereof*
shall be consistent with and shall not prejudice the rights of the Company under this Agreement. 

  

	 	* 	(whether pursuant to an approved management plan or not) 

  

					
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	 	(4)	Subject to subclause (5) of this clause the Company convenants with the State that during the currency of this Agreement it will not conduct mining operations in the conservation area PROVIDED HOWEVER that the Company
may continue to exercise any rights conferred upon the Company by this Agreement or the mineral lease in relation to access on, over or through the conservation area for and the construction and use of any railway, road, conveyor or pipeline for the
transport of bauxite or any other substance mined or produced or required by the Company in connection with its mining operations. The Company, before exercising any such rights, shall consult with the Authority to ensure that wherever reasonably
possible any such exercise shall be compatible with conservation aims in respect of the area. 

  

	 	(5)	If at any time and from time to time during the currency of this Agreement the Company considers that the conservation area or a part or parts thereof has suffered degeneration or deterioration in the conservation
values of its indigenous flora and fauna it may, after first consulting with the Authority, give to the Minister a notice specifying the area or areas it considers so affected and which it then desires to mine (herein a “review area”)
whereupon: — 

  

	 	(a)	the State shall, within two months of such notice, constitute an environmental review committee (herein “the Committee”) the membership of which will include representatives from a voluntary organisation or
voluntary organisations having a special interest in conservation, the Company and the Authority; 

  

	 	(b)	the Committee’s terms of reference shall be to examine and report upon the conservation values of the indigenous flora and fauna within the review area or areas, such report to be submitted to the Minister within
six months of the date of constitution of the Committee; and 

  

					
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	 	(c)	the Minister shall within two months after receipt of the Committee’s report notify the 

	 	Company in writing of his decision either to permit or refuse mining by the Company for bauxite pursuant to the terms of this Agreement and the mineral lease upon that review area or areas subject to such terms and
conditions as he may reasonably specify PROVIDED THAT before giving his approval to mining aforesaid, whether conditionally or unconditionally, the Minister shall first consult with and obtain the concurrence thereto of the Minister in the
Government of the State for the time being responsible for the administration of the Conservation Act.”. 

  

	 	(3)	By inserting after clause 33 the following schedules: — 

 “FIRST SCHEDULE 

Conditions to be set out in the proclamation of the conservation area as of Class A pursuant to section 31(1) of the Land Act 1933:
— 
  

	 	1.	The area is reserved for the purpose of conservation and the agreement defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 (herein “the Agreement”) and shall vest in and be held by the
National Parks and Nature Conservation Authority (herein “the Authority”) established by section 21 of the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984 (herein “the Conservation Act”). 

 

	 	2.	Alcoa of Australia Limited and its successors and permitted assigns (herein “the Company”) may exercise at all times those rights conferred upon the Company by the Agreement in relation to access on, over or
through the area for the construction and use of any railway, road, conveyor or pipeline for the transport of bauxite or any other substance produced or required by the Company in connection with its mining operations. The Company before exercising
any such rights, shall consult with the Authority to ensure that wherever reasonably possible any such exercise shall be compatible with conservation aims in respect of the area. 

  

					
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	 	3.	The Company may carry on mining operations in the area subject to and in accordance with the provisions of clause 9A of the Agreement and in that event the State may grant or cause to be granted permits and licences to
take and contract for the sale of forest produce on any area in which such mining operations are to be so carried out provided there is then in force in respect of the subject area a management plan pursuant to Part V of the Conservation Act.

  

	 	4.	Subject to clause 9A(3) of the Agreement the management plans in respect of the area shall be prepared in accordance with section 56(1)(e) of the Conservation Act and management of the area shall be carried out pursuant
thereto or where for the time being there is no management plan in respect thereof in such a manner that only necessary operations as defined by section 33(4) of that Act are undertaken but save as otherwise provided in these conditions the area
shall be managed as if it were a national park under that Act. 

  

	 	5.        (a)	The area known as “Serpentine” may be used by the State for the purpose of providing for future linkage through the reserve to connect appropriately with the water supply system subject to consultation with
the Authority in relation to satisfactory compliance with the requirements of the reserve. 

  

	 	(b)	The State may grant or cause to be granted permits and licences for the sale of forest produce of the pine plantation areas within the area known as “Monadnock” provided there is then in force in respect of
that area a management plan pursuant to Part V of the Conservation Act. 

  

					
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	 	(c)	In order to preserve sight lines from any reserves for trigonometrical stations vegetation may be removed from any portion of the area by or on behalf of any department authority or agency of the State after
consultation with the Authority to ensure that minimal removal consistent with providing the necessary sight lines is undertaken and the Authority shall incorporate this requirement in the management plan for the area. 

 

	 	(d)	Access (with or without vehicles) to the area by persons employed by or acting for or on behalf of any department authority or agency of the State shall be on the same basis as such persons would have access to a State
Forest having similar characteristics to the relevant part of the area but before any such entry there shall be consultation with the Authority in regard thereto. 

SECOND SCHEDULE 
 Conditions to be
set out in the proclamation of the recreation area as of Class A pursuant to section 31(1) of the Land Act 1933: — 
  

	 	1.	The area is reserved for the purposes of recreation and enjoyment of the natural environment and the agreement defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 (herein “the Agreement”)
and shall vest in and be held by the National Parks and Nature Conservation Authority (herein “the Authority”) established by section 21 of the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984 (herein “the Conservation Act”).

  

	 	2.	Alcoa of Australia Limited and its successors and permitted assigns (herein “the Company”) may exercise at all times those rights conferred upon the Company by the Agreement to conduct mining and other
operations within the area upon and subject to the terms of the Agreement. 

  

					
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	 	3.	Subject to clause 9A(3) of the Agreement the management plans in respect of the area shall be prepared in accordance with section 56(1)(e) of the Conservation Act and management of the area shall be carried out pursuant
thereto or where for the time being there is no management plan in respect thereof in accordance with section 33(3) of that Act. 

  

	 	4.	The State may grant or cause to be granted permits and licences to take and contract for the sale of forest produce on the area provided there is then in force in respect of the subject area a management plan pursuant
to Part V of the Conservation Act. 

  

	 	5.	Access (with or without vehicles) to the area by persons employed by or acting for or on behalf of any department authority or agency of the State shall be on the same basis as such persons would have access to a State
Forest having similar characteristics to the relevant part of the area but before any such entry there shall be consultation with the Authority in regard thereto.”. 

IN WITNESS whereof this Agreement has been executed by or on behalf of the parties hereto the day and year first hereinbefore mentioned. 

 

					
	 SIGNED by the said THE HONOURABLE
 BRIAN THOMAS
BURKE, M.L.A. in the presence of: —
	  	}	  	BRIAN BURKE.
	 D. PARKER.

MINISTER FOR MINERALS AND ENERGY
  
	  		  	
			
	 THE COMMON SEAL of ALCOA OF
 AUSTRALIA LIMITED
was hereunto affixed in the presence of: —
	  	}	  	(C.S.)

  
  

DIRECTOR P. Spry-Bailey 

DIRECTOR R. A. G. Vines 

[Eighth Schedule inserted by No. 99 of 1986 s. 6.] 
  

 

  

					
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Notes 
  

	1	This reprint is a compilation as at 5 September 2014 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws
referred to in the following table 3. The table also contains information about any reprint. 

Compilation table 
  

							
	 Short title
	  	 Number

and year
	  	 Assent
	  	 Commencement

	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement Act
1961
	  	3 of 1961 (10 Eliz. II No. 3)	  	22 Sep 1961	  	22 Sep 1961
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Act
 Amendment Act 1963
	  	48 of 1963 (12 Eliz. II No. 48)	  	11 Dec 1963	  	11 Dec 1963
				
	 Decimal Currency
 Act
1965
	  	113 of 1965	  	21 Dec 1965	  	 Act other than s. 4-9:

21 Dec 1965 (see s. 2(1));
 s. 4-9: 14 Feb 1966 (see s. 2(2))

				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Act
 Amendment Act 1966
	  	76 of 1966	  	12 Dec 1966	  	12 Dec 1966
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Act
 Amendment Act 1967
	  	61 of 1967	  	5 Dec 1967	  	5 Dec 1967
	
	Reprint of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 approved 1 Sep 1969 (includes amendments listed above)
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Act
 Amendment Act 1972
	  	47 of 1972	  	2 Oct 1972	  	2 Oct 1972
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Act
 Amendment Act 1974
	  	34 of 1974	  	6 Nov 1974	  	6 Nov 1974
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 (Wagerup)
Agreement and
 Acts Amendment Act 1978
 Pt.
II
	  	15 of 1978	  	18 May 1978	  	18 May 1978
				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreement
Amendment
 Act 1986
	  	99 of 1986	  	11 Dec 1986	  	11 Dec 1986 (see s. 2)

  

					
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	 Short title
	  	 Number

and year
	  	 Assent
	  	 Commencement

				
	 Alumina Refinery
 Agreements
(Alcoa)
 Amendment Act 1987 Pt. II
	  	86 of 1987	  	9 Dec 1987	  	9 Dec 1987 (see s. 2)
	
	Reprint of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 as at 25 Aug 2000 (includes amendments listed above)
				
	 Public Transport Authority Act 2003 s. 141
	  	31 of 2003	  	26 May 2003	  	 1 Jul 2003 (see s. 2(1) and
 Gazette 27
Jun 2003 p. 2384)

				
	 Standardisation of Formatting Act 2010 s. 4 and 42(2)
	  	19 of 2010	  	28 Jun 2010	  	11 Sep 2010 (see s. 2(b) and Gazette 10 Sep 2010 p. 4341)

 Reprint 3: The Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961 as at 5 Sep 2014 (includes amendments listed
above) 
  

	2	Marginal notes in the agreement have been represented as bold headnotes in this reprint but that does not change their status as marginal notes. 

	3	The agreement is also affected by the Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 1969 cl. 14. 

  

					
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Defined terms 
  

 
 Defined terms 

[This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined. 

The list is not part of the law.] 
  

					
	 Defined term
	  	Provision(s)	 
	 agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 eighth supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 fifth supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 first supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 fourth supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 second supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 seventh supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 sixth supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 third supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  

  

					
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 Exhibit 10.8 
  

 
 Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 

1969 
  

					
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 Western Australia 

Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 

1969 
 Contents 

 

							
	 1.
	 	 Short title
	  	 	1	  
	 1A.    
	 	 Interpretation
	  	 	1	  
	 2.
	 	 Ratification of agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 3.
	 	 Ratification of supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 4.
	 	Ratification of second supplementary agreement	  	 	2	  
	 5.
	 	 Third supplementary agreement
	  	 	2	  
	 6.
	 	 Fourth supplementary agreement
	  	 	3	  
		 	First Schedule — Alumina Refinery	  			
		 	(Pinjarra) Agreement	  			
		 	Second Schedule — First supplementary	  			
		 	agreement	  			
		 	Third Schedule — Second supplementary	  			
		 	agreement	  			
		 	Fourth Schedule — Extract from third	  			
		 	supplementary agreement	  			
		 	Notes	  			
		 	 Compilation table
	  	 	40	  
		 	Defined terms	  			

  

					
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Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement 

Act 1969 
 An Act to ratify an agreement
between the State and Western Aluminium No Liability, for the establishment of a refinery near Pinjarra to produce alumina and for incidental and other purposes. 
  

	1.	Short title 

 This Act may be cited as the Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act
1969 1. 
  

	1A.	Interpretation 

 In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears — 

the agreement means — 
  

	 	(a)	in section 2(1), the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the First Schedule; and 

  

	 	(b)	except as provided in paragraph (a), the agreement referred to in that paragraph as amended by the first supplementary agreement, the second supplementary agreement, the third supplementary agreement, and the fourth
supplementary agreement; 

 the first supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in
the Second Schedule; 
 the second supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the Third
Schedule; 

  

					
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s. 2 
  

 
 the third supplementary agreement means the agreement set
out in the Schedule to the Alumina Refinery (Wagerup) and Acts Amendment Act 1978, a copy of clause 20 of which is set forth in the Fourth Schedule; 

the fourth supplementary agreement means the agreement of which a copy is set forth in the Schedule to the Alumina Refinery
Agreements (Alcoa) Amendment Act 1987. 
 [Section 1A inserted by No. 48 of 1972 s.2; amended by No. 116 of 1976 s.2; No. 15 of 1978
s.9; No. 86 of 1987 s.11.] 
  

	2.	Ratification of agreement 

  

	 	(1)	The agreement, a copy of which is set out in the First Schedule, is ratified. 

  

	 	(2)	Notwithstanding any other Act or law the agreement shall, subject to its provisions, be carried out and take effect as though those provisions had been expressly enacted in this Act. 

[Section 2 amended by No. 48 of 1972 s.3.] 
  

	3.	Ratification of supplementary agreement 

 The first supplementary agreement is ratified.

 [Section 3 inserted by No. 48 of 1972 s.4; amended by No. 116 of 1976 s.3.] 

 

	4.	Ratification of second supplementary agreement 

 The second supplementary agreement is
ratified. 
 [Section 4 inserted by No. 116 of 1976 s.4.] 
  

	5.	Third supplementary agreement 

 The agreement is amended and shall be read and construed
in accordance with the provisions of the third supplementary agreement. 
 [Section 5 inserted by No. 15 of 1978 s.10.] 

  

					
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s. 6 
  

 
  

	6.	Fourth supplementary agreement 

 The agreement is amended in accordance with the fourth
supplementary agreement. 
 [Section 6 inserted by No. 86 of 1987 s.12.] 

  

					
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First Schedule — Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement 

[s. 1A] 
 [Heading amended by
No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 30th day of September One thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine BETWEEN THE HONOURABLE SIR
DAVID BRAND, K.C.M.G., M.L.A., Premier and Treasurer of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of the one part and
WESTERN ALUMINIUM NO LIABILITY a company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 155 Queen Street Melbourne and having its registered office in the State of Western
Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

WHEREAS: 
  

	 	(a)	the parties are the parties to the agreement between them defined in section 2 of the Alumina Refinery Agreement Act 1961-1967 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as
“the principal agreement”); 

  

	 	(b)	the Company has pursuant to the principal agreement established at Kwinana a refinery, a berth and other services and facilities relating to the foregoing; 

 

	 	(c)	the Company desires to establish an additional refinery near Pinjarra and related facilities for the production and shipment of alumina; 

 

	 	(d)	it is desired to make provision for the grant of additional rights to and the undertaking of additional obligations by the Company as hereinafter provided; 

 

	 	(e)	the Company agrees to investigate in due course the feasibility of establishing within the State an industry for smelting alumina produced from ore mined within the State by the Company; 

 

	 	(f)	it is desired to add to and amend the principal agreement as hereinafter provided 

  

					
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 NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH: 

Interpretation. 
  

	1.	In this agreement subject to the context — 

 “access channel” means the channel
to be dredged as hereinafter provided to provide access for shipping to the new inner harbour at the port of Bunbury; 
 “berth”
means the berth to be constructed in the new inner harbour including the supporting structure for the shiploader, to be constructed by the Company pursuant to Clause 4(2)(a) hereof and includes the land approaches and ancillary equipment thereto;

 “Bunbury Port Authority” means the Bunbury Port Authority constituted by the Bunbury Port Authority Act 1909; 

“inner harbour” means the new harbour to be constructed by the State at the port of Bunbury; 

“new commencement date” means the date referred to in Clause 2(1) hereof; 

“Pinjarra refinery” means a refining plant at or near Pinjarra in which bauxite is treated to produce alumina; 

“Pinjarra refinery site” means the site on which the Pinjarra refinery is to be situated as delineated and coloured red on the plan
marked “A” (initialled by the parties hereto for the purposes of identification) together with any land, within the area delineated and coloured blue on the said plan, which may be subsequently acquired by or on behalf of the Company and
such other land as may be agreed upon between the parties from time to time; 
 “port” means the port of Bunbury; 

“private railway” means a railway owned and operated by the Company for the purposes of this Agreement and which is not an extension
to or a connection with a railway as defined in either the Government Railways Act 1904 or the Public Works Act 1902; 

  

					
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“Ratifying Act” means the Act to ratify this Agreement and referred to in Clause 2 hereof; 

“smelter” means an electrolytic reduction plant for the conversion of alumina to aluminium using alumina produced from bauxite; 

“this Agreement hereof” and “hereunder” refer to this Agreement whether in its original form or as from time to time added
to, varied or amended; 
 words and phrases to which meanings are given under Clause 2 of the principal agreement (other than words and
phrases to which meanings are given in this Agreement) shall have the same respective meanings in this Agreement as are given to them under Clause 2 of the principal agreement. 

Ratification and Operation. 
  

	2.       (1)	The provisions of this Agreement other than Clause 3 hereof shall not come into operation until the Bill referred to in Clause 3 hereof has been passed by the Parliament of Western Australia and comes into operation as
an Act. 

  

	 	(2)	If the said Bill is not passed this Agreement will then cease and determine and neither of the parties hereto will have any claim against the other of them with respect to any matter or thing arising out of, done,
performed or omitted to be done or performed under this Agreement. 

  

	 	(3)	On the said Bill commencing to operate as an Act all the provisions of this Agreement shall operate and take effect notwithstanding the provisions of any Act or law. 

Initial Obligations of the State. 
  

	3.	The State shall — 

  

	 	(a)	introduce and sponsor a Bill in the Parliament of Western Australia to ratify this Agreement and endeavour to secure its passage as an Act prior to the 31st day of December, 1969; and 

 

	 	(b)	to the extent reasonably necessary for the purposes of this Agreement allow the Company to enter upon Crown lands (including land the subject of a pastoral lease) and survey possible sites for its operations under this
Agreement. 

  

					
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 Obligations of the Company. 

 

	4.	The Company covenants with the State that the Company shall — 

  

	 	(1)	having given written notice to the State of its intention to proceed, commence to construct the Pinjarra refinery and thereafter continue such construction and by the 30th day of June, 1973 complete and have in
operation the first stage of the Pinjarra refinery with a capacity to produce not less than two hundred thousand (200,000) tons of alumina per annum PROVIDED THAT if the Company shall in writing reasonably demonstrate to the Minister that it has
used its best endeavours to negotiate the finance required to construct the Pinjarra refinery and to complete the sales contracts necessary for the sale of alumina produced at the Pinjarra refinery to make the Company’s project economically
practicable, but because of prevailing finance and/or market conditions it has been unsuccessful, the Minister shall grant the Company such extensions of time as are appropriate to the situation PROVIDED FURTHER that nothing in this subclause shall
limit the effect of Clause 29 of the principal agreement or Clause 11 hereof. 

 Port facilities. 

 

	 	(2)    (a)	 in accordance with plans and specifications providing for the efficient loading of alumina submitted by the
Company and approved by the State establish on land and water areas leased or occupied under terms of license or easement from the Bunbury Port Authority at the cost of the Company as from time to time required for the Company’s operations the
berth, shiploader conveyors, storage bins, railway sidings and ancillary facilities for the storage, handling and shipment of alumina. If the said works and facilities are not by then completed the Company may not later than the 31st day of
December, 1975 make application to the Minister for an extension of time and if the Company shall reasonably demonstrate that it has not then but will within a reasonable time have a need for such works and facilities, the Minister shall grant such
extension of time as is appropriate to the situation. If the Company is not granted an extension of 

  

					
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	 	time, or in the event that the Company does not complete the said works and facilities within such extended time as may be granted by the Minister, the Company shall (without affecting its obligations under paragraph
(c) of this subclause) lose its rights to establish port facilities under the provisions of this Agreement. 

 Use of Port. 

 

	 	(b)	in accordance with its overall operating requirements use the new inner harbour at the port as one of its bulk handling and shipping terminals for export of alumina produced at the Company’s refineries;

 Dredging contribution. 
  

	 	(c)	pay to the State the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000) being the Company’s agreed contribution under a contract to be entered into by the State for dredging the access channel and
turning basin and berth at the port to a depth of thirty-six (36) feet and reclamation of adequate areas of land for establishment of the Company’s bulk handling terminal facilities at the port. As and when each progress payment falls due for
payment under the said contract the State shall inform the Company in writing what is the Company’s due proportion of the payment and the Company shall forthwith pay its proportion to the State 

PROVIDED THAT the total of such payments under this paragraph by the Company shall not exceed one million five hundred thousand dollars
($1,500,000) 
 PROVIDED ALWAYS that any obligation of the Company under this paragraph shall terminate if by the 31st day of December, 1975
or such later date as the parties may agree the State has not completed the work referred to in paragraph (a) of subclause (4) of Clause 5 hereof. 

  

					
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 Contribution for additional dredging. 

 

	 	(d)	in the event of the Company desiring to use vessels requiring a greater depth of water than thirty-six (36) feet and/or a greater width of access channel than four hundred (400) feet pay to the State an amount to be
agreed towards the additional dredging necessary PROVIDED THAT in the event of the State or the Bunbury Port Authority receiving contributions towards such additional dredging from other users of the port the State shall, having regard to the
resulting benefits of such dredging to all users of the port requiring a depth greater than thirty-six (36) feet and the contributions made by such users, return to the Company such part of the Company’s contribution as is equitable;

 Rental. 
  

	 	(e)	pay to the Bunbury Port Authority an annual rental of two hundred dollars ($200) per acre for land leased to the Company at the port; 

Wharfage. 
  

	 	(f)	throughout the continuance of this Agreement pay to the Bunbury Port Authority a wharfage charge of fifteen (15) cents on every ton of alumina loaded into ships at the berth 

PROVIDED THAT: — 
 Escalation of wharfage.

  

	 	(i)	the wharfage charge per ton shall at the beginning of the fourth year of the Company’s operations at Bunbury and at the beginning of every third year thereafter be increased or decreased by a sum to be agreed to
cover the increased or decreased cost to the Bunbury Port Authority reasonably applicable to the Company’s operations; 

  

	 	(ii)	the wharfage charge payable in any calendar year shall be decreased by three (3) cents per ton from the date in the year by which the Company’s total shipments of alumina from the port exceed eight hundred thousand
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	 	(I)	a company in addition to the Company has contributed towards the cost of the dredging referred to in paragraph (c) of subclause (2) of this Clause and the total tonnage of bulk materials passing through the inner
harbour exceeds two million (2,000,000) tons in the year; or if 

  

	 	(II)	more than one company in addition to the Company has contributed as aforesaid and the said total tonnage exceeds one million five hundred thousand (1,500,000) tons in the year; 

 

	 	(iii)	after the Company has made an additional payment pursuant to Clause 4(2)(d) hereof the wharfage charge payable by the Company shall be reduced by an amount per ton which is equitable having regard to the amount of such
contribution the increased throughput of the Company and the reduction in unit wharfage costs resulting from the increased capacity of the port arising out of the increased depth of water and improved access. 

Other charges. 
  

	 	(iv)	payment of the charges in this paragraph shall not excuse payment of the usual charges from time to time prevailing made or caused to be made by the State against vessels using the berth in respect of the usual services
rendered to vessels by the State or any agency instrumentality or local or other authority in or of the State and including such conservancy and pilotage charges or dues as are payable from time to time pursuant to the provisions of any Act;

 Use of berth and facilities by third parties. 
  

	 	(g)	 provided the use of the berth shall not interfere with the Company’s own requirements in regard thereto the
Company will permit the berth (but not the Company’s bulk loading and other facilities) to be used by any other person for the handling of inward and outward cargo belonging to that person. The Company and the Bunbury Port Authority shall from
time to time mutually agree upon terms and conditions (including charges) for such handling and if required by the Bunbury Port Authority the Company shall act as its agents for and in relation to the collection of such charges and shall remit to
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	 	Bunbury Port Authority the portion thereof which shall be payable to the Bunbury Port Authority. The Company may in addition to allowing any other person to use that part of the berth as aforesaid, permit, in its sole
discretion, such other person to use the Company’s bulk loading and other facilities at the berth on reasonable terms and conditions; 

Notice to Bunbury Port Authority. 
  

	 	(h)	at all times and from time to time give such notices to the Bunbury Port Authority as it may reasonably require concerning the respective dates and times a ship is expected to arrive at and depart from the berth;

 Export License. 
  

	 	(3)	make all necessary applications from time to time to the Commonwealth for the grant to the Company of a license or licenses under Commonwealth law for the export of alumina or aluminium; 

Private roads. 
  

	 	(4)	be responsible for the cost construction and maintenance of any private roads required to be constructed for the Company’s operations hereunder; 

Disposal of red mud. 
  

	 	(5)	dispose of red mud and all other effluent from the Pinjarra refinery and contain such red mud and effluent on and within the boundaries of the Pinjarra refinery site in a manner agreed between the parties from time to
time; 

 Pollution. 
  

	 	(6)	take such action to prevent the pollution of rivers and underground water as may be agreed between the parties from time to time; 

  

					
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Drainage. 
  

	 	(7)	adequately drain the Pinjarra refinery site and related facilities and dispose of such drainage in accordance with plans and specifications to be submitted by the Company and approved by the State; 

Forests. 
  

	 	(8)	as may be reasonably required by the Conservator from time to time, take adequate measures at the Company’s expense for the progressive restoration and re-afforestation of the forest destroyed, the prevention of
soil erosion and formation of deep water pools, and such safety measures; 

 Railways. 

 

	 	(9)      (a)	transport by rail all alumina for shipment by sea produced from the Company’s refineries (other than alumina produced; at Kwinana and shipped through the Company’s wharf at Kwinana) to Bunbury and/or Kwinana;

 Rail transport. 
  

	 	(b)	transport by rail not less than forty million (40,000,000) tons of bauxite to the Kwinana refinery from the Jarrahdale rail head and all the Company’s requirements of bauxite from any additional or substitute rail
head as a result of the extension of the Company’s mining operations; 

  

	 	(c)	transport by rail all the Company’s requirements of caustic soda and fuel oil from Kwinana and/or Bunbury to Pinjarra and or to any rail head at a refinery site approved by the Minister until such time as a
pipeline is installed for the transport of such products hereunder; 

  

	 	(d)	transport by rail all the Company’s requirements of lime, limestone and starch if the parties agree that the tonnages distances and economics involved warrant the use of rail. 

PROVIDED THAT the obligations referred to in paragraphs (a) (b) (c) and (d) of this subclause shall not apply during any period in which the
State for any reason shall be unable to transport the Company’s daily requirements by rail; 

  

					
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 Upgrading. 
  

	 	(e)	advance to the State a sum or sums to be agreed between the parties towards the cost of upgrading the existing railway from Pinjarra to Bunbury and/or Kwinana according to a mutually acceptable programme. Any advances
made pursuant to this paragraph shall be repaid on terms and conditions (including the rate of interest) to be agreed between the parties at the time; 

Rolling stock. 
  

	 	(f)	if required by the Railways Commission provide sufficient locomotives and rolling stock (to a design and specification approved by the Railways Commission) to carry all of the Company’s rail freight and to lease
such locomotives and rolling stock to the Railways Commission on such terms and in such form as may be agreed by the parties; 

 Other
facilities. 
  

	 	(g)	provide and maintain sidings, adequately staffed loading and unloading facilities, all terminal services, including shunting loops, spurs and other connections at and to all loading and unloading points;

  

	 	(h)	ensure that all wagons are properly trimmed and loaded to prescribed tonnages; 

  

	 	(i)	provide a forward pattern of working with the Railways Commission and give not less than three (3) months notice in writing to the Railways Commission of any change in the Company’s railway transport requirements;

 Freight rates. 
  

	 	(j)	pay the freight rates set out in the schedule of rates hereto by monthly payments on the basis of anticipated or provisional tonnage subject to annual adjustment after the expiration of that year. In ascertaining the
number of tons transported for the purpose of adjustment in rail freights railway weighbridge weights or such alternative method of measuring as is mutually agreed shall be used; 

  

					
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Loading and unloading operations. 
  

	 	(k)	be responsible for all loading and unloading operations on all Company spurs and sidings and may for this purpose undertake its own shunting; 

Carriage at Company’s risk. 
 And the company hereby
acknowledges that unless the parties agree otherwise all goods carried for the Company shall be at the risk of the Company and subject to the by-laws made under the Government Railways Act 1904 insofar as such by-laws are not inconsistent
with this Agreement; 
 Use of local labour and materials. 
  

	 	(10)	so far as reasonably and economically practicable use labour available within the State and give preference to bona fide Western Australian manufacturers and contractors in the placement of orders for works
materials plant equipment and supplies where price quality delivery and service are equal to or better than that obtainable elsewhere. In calling tenders and/or letting contracts for works materials plant equipment and supplies required by the
Company the Company will ensure that bona fide Western Australian manufacturers and contractors are given reasonable opportunity to tender quote or otherwise be properly considered for such works materials plant equipment and supplies;

 Housing. 
  

	 	(11)	provide (at such prices rentals or charges as are fair and reasonable under the circumstances) such services and facilities including housing assistance as may be necessary for the proper and reasonable accommodation
health and recreation of workers employed by the Company and of contractors engaged in carrying out the Company’s operations under this Agreement, 

State’s obligations. 
  

	5.	The State covenants with the Company that the State shall — 

  

					
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 Road Licenses. 
  

	 	(1)      (a)	ensure that subject to the provisions of paragraphs (a) (b) (c) and (d) of subclause (9) of Clause 4 hereof and subject to the payment by the Company of appropriate fees, the Commissioner of Transport under the Road
and Air Transport Commission Act 1966 will not refuse to grant and issue to the Company (or suppliers to or contractors with the Company and subcontractors of such contractors approved by the State) a license to transport by road goods and
materials required for the construction repair operation and maintenance of the Pinjarra refinery within the area bounded by a circle having a radius of fifty (50) miles from the Pinjarra refinery site; 

 

	 	(b)	permit all goods and materials of the Company other than those referred to in paragraph (a) of this subclause to move by road subject to the provisions of the Road and Air Transport Commission Act 1966;

  

	 	(c)	ensure that the appropriate fees charged to the Company for licenses under the Road and Air Transport Commission Act 1966 will not be such as to discriminate against the Company its suppliers contractors and
subcontractors; 

 Repair and maintenance. 
  

	 	(2)	maintain service repair and where necessary replace at the expense of the State locomotives and rolling stock provided by the Company under paragraph (f) of subclause (9) of Clause 4 hereof except where such locomotives
and rolling stock are damaged as a result of the negligence of the Company or its servants or agents; 

 Transport of goods by rail. 

 

	 	(3)	transport over its railways from time to time existing all ore alumina and other goods and materials which the Company upon reasonable notice to the State requires the State to transport; 

Dredging. 
  

	 	(4)      (a)	dredge an access channel at least four hundred (400) feet wide and thirty-six (36) feet deep below port datum and a turning basin and berth at least one thousand six hundred (1,600) feet wide and thirty-six (36) feet
deep to provide a new inner harbour at the port and use its best endeavours to complete such dredging within twenty-four (24) months of the date that the State enters into a contract for the required dredging and reclamation; 

  

					
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	 	(b)	at the Company’s written request and subject to agreement being reached as to the amount payable by the Company under paragraph (d) of subclause (2) of Clause 4 hereof, dredge the access channel, the turning basin
and berth to an agreed depth greater than thirty-six (36) feet and shall use its best endeavours to complete such dredging with a minimum of delay; 

Reclamation. 
  

	 	(c)	reclaim to a level above port datum to be agreed between the parties adequate areas of land adjoining the northern boundary of the new inner harbour to accommodate the Company’s shipping terminal facilities
including the wharf, storage bins, conveyors and railway sidings, and use its reasonable endeavours to complete such reclamation within twenty-four (24) months of the date that the State enters into a contract for the required dredging and
reclamation; 

 Lease. 
  

	 	(d)	cause a lease to be granted to the Company over an agreed area of land for the purpose of establishing bulk handling and shipping terminal and ancillaries at a rental computed at the rate of two hundred dollars ($200)
per acre per annum provided that the cost of any boundary survey required by the State be paid by the Company; 

 License. 

 

	 	(e)	cause a license to be issued to enable the Company to use railway sidings adjoining its lease under paragraph (d) of this subclause; 

 

	 	(f)	grant in favour of the Company a license to enable the Company to erect maintain and use a conveyor to convey alumina from the Company’s stockpile area to the berth; 

  

					
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 Port services. 
  

	 	(g)	cause usual services to be provided at the port to the Company and vessels entering or using or leaving port and carrying alumina produced by the Company provided such services are paid for; 

Rates. 
  

	 	(h)	ensure that discriminatory rates are not levied at the port against the Company or vessels carrying alumina produced by the Company; 

Supply of natural gas. 
  

	 	(5)	subject to the provisions of any Act from time to time in force relating to the construction operation and maintenance of pipelines for the conveyance of natural gas, in the absence of established distribution
facilities for natural gas, and if required by the Company, grant a pipeline authorization to the Company or to a third party, approved by the State, acting on behalf of the Company for the purposes of this Agreement, on such terms as may be agreed
between the parties (including such terms as to payment as will enable the State to be reimbursed for the cost of granting the authorization) to permit the Company to construct and operate a connecting pipeline for the conveyance of natural gas to
the Company’s refineries; 

 Easements. Conveyor system. 
  

	 	(6)      (a)	grant to the Company on such terms as the parties hereto agree such easements as may be necessary to enable the Company to install and operate a conveyor system and/or a private railway in and from any area of land
being mined to the Pinjarra refinery site; 

  

	 	(b)	 subject to the provisions of any Act from time to time in force relating to the construction operation and
maintenance of pipelines for the conveyance of petroleum, and in the absence of any suitable established pipeline facility capable of transporting oil and/or caustic for the Company on an economically viable basis consider any proposal submitted by
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	 	the Company’s refineries. Within two (2) months after receipt of the Company’s proposal the Minister shall give to the Company notice either of his approval of the proposal, or of alterations desired thereto
and in the latter case shall afford to the Company opportunity to consult with and to submit a new proposal to the Minister. The Minister may make such reasonable alterations to or impose such reasonable conditions on the proposal or new proposal
(as the case may be) as he shall think fit, having regard to the circumstances but the Minister shall in any notice to the Company disclose his reasons for any such alteration or condition. Within two (2) months of the receipt of the notice the
Company may elect by notice to the State to refer to arbitration and within two (2) months thereafter shall refer to arbitration (as provided in Clause 31 of the principal agreement as amended by Clause 14(3) hereof) any dispute as to the
reasonableness of any such alteration or condition. If the question is decided in favour of the Company the decision will take effect as a notice by the Minister that he is so satisfied with and approves the matter or matters the subject of the
arbitration. 

 Pinjarra townsite development. 
  

	6.      (1)       (a)	The Company shall take reasonable measures to purchase or lease land required for the purposes of this Agreement. 

  

	 	(b)	If so required by the Company the State may make available to the Company Crown land if conveniently available and/or land acquired or resumed on behalf of the Company for the purposes of this Agreement. The price at
which such land shall be sold to the Company shall in the case of land acquired or resumed be based on the actual cost incurred by the State and in the case of Crown land be at a reasonable price to be agreed between the parties. In addition to the
foregoing the State shall include in the cost of all land sold to the Company an amount to cover the cost to the State of sub-dividing the land including the cost of servicing individual lots comprised in the land sold, with water, sewerage,
drainage, roads and footpaths. The Company shall pay the State in respect of all land sold to the Company the purchase price in full within one (1) month of the date on which the State is able to give the Company title to the land.

  

					
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	 	(2)	The parties recognise that as a consequence in part of the progressive development of the Pinjarra refinery and related facilities at the Pinjarra refinery site the need will progressively develop at Pinjarra for
additional housing accommodation services and works, including sewerage treatment works, water supply head works, main drains, education, hospital and police services. The Company accepts the principle of fair and reasonable sharing by it of the
costs of establishing such services and works having regard to the benefits flowing to the State, the community, the Company and others therefrom. Furthermore, the Company undertakes to participate by means of purchase, leasing or other arrangements
for its own needs and those of its staff and employees and contractors engaged in the mining and refining operations of the Company in any housing or land development scheme sponsored or approved by the State in Pinjarra or in the immediate
neighbourhood. 

 Water. 
  

	7.       (1)	To enable the Company to meet its projected daily requirements of water at Pinjarra, the Company shall furnish a full report on the result of its investigations as to the amount of subterranean water available from
bores or wells to be constructed on the Company’s land at the Company’s expense. 

  

	 	(2)	The State shall if it is satisfied with the report referred to in subclause (1) of this Clause grant to the Company under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 a license to permit the Company to draw
water up to a specified maximum annual quantity PROVIDED THAT the State may in consultation with the Company, having regard to the performance of the aquifer, amend the license from time to time. 

 

	 	(3)	 The parties recognise that as development of the aquifer will be at the expense of the Company and primarily for
the purpose of the Company’s operations the Company should at all times be entitled to a first call on water from the aquifer situated within the land delineated and coloured red and blue on the said plan marked “A” and from any
alternative source of supply developed by and at the expense of the Company for the purposes of such operations. 

  

					
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	 	Subject to the foregoing, should at any time there not be available for any cause including an amendment of the license granted under subclause (2) of this Clause an adequate supply of water for the Company’s
requirements, the State will promptly use reasonable endeavours to establish an alternative or supplementary supply. The Company will contribute a fair and reasonable proportion of the costs involved in providing such requirements.

 Electricity. 
  

	8.       (1)	The Company is authorized to generate electricity for its own use in respect of and within any approved alumina refinery site and may from time to time serve notice on the State Electricity Commission that it desires to
transmit power generated at any such refinery to another site (other than a refinery) owned, leased or held by the Company for the purpose of operating electric motors driving pumps, crushers, conveyors or other equipment. The notice shall set out
the engineering details of the proposed works and a plan of the route of the proposed transmission lines to be erected within an easement granted to the Company for the construction of the conveyor belts and/or pipelines. 

 

	 	(2)	Within three (3) months of receipt of the notice referred to in subclause (1) of this Clause the said Commission may grant approval to the Company to construct operate and maintain the transmission line the subject of
the notice and may attach to such approval such technical requirements as the Commission sees fit having regard to the experience in this field of the Company and any associated company. 

 

	 	(3)	In constructing, maintaining and operating the transmission line and the motors and equipment supplied by the transmission line the Company shall comply with the technical requirements of the Electricity Act and
Regulations and the Wiring Rules of the Standards Association of Australia. 

  

	 	(4)	In the event of a dispute arising between the Company and the said Commission in respect of any of the matters referred to in this Clause, the matter shall be referred to the Minister for determination.

  

					
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 Smelter. 
  

	9.       (1)	The Company undertakes to investigate the technical and economic feasibility of establishing a smelter in the South West region of the State and from time to time to review the matter and when requested by the State but
not more often than every twelve (12) months to keep the State fully informed in writing as to the progress and results of such investigations. 

The State may if it so desires also undertake studies and for this purpose the Company shall provide the State with such information as it may
reasonably require. The Company shall not be obliged to supply technical information of a confidential nature in respect of processes which have been developed by the Company or an associated Company or acquired from other sources and which is not
generally available to the aluminium industry, or financial and economic information of a confidential nature the disclosure of which could unduly prejudice the contractual or commercial arrangements between the Company and third parties. 

 

	 	(2)	If as a result of the studies undertaken under subclause (1) of this Clause the Company and the State are satisfied that a smelter is technically and economically viable and competitive on world markets then the Company
shall establish a smelter and have it operating at a capacity and within a time to be agreed. 

 Third Party. 

 

	 	(3)	If the Company is unwilling or fails to establish the smelter as provided in subclause (2) of this Clause the State may negotiate with a third party other than an instrumentality of the State to establish a smelter on
terms and conditions not more favourable on the whole to the third party than it was prepared to grant the Company. In such circumstances the Company will if required supply alumina for a reasonable period to the third party at a reasonable price
(which shall have regard to the prevailing world prices recently negotiated and currently under negotiation by the Company and including the effects on such prices if additional capacity has to be constructed by the Company) and in sufficient
quantities to meet the requirements of the third party from time to time PROVIDED THAT the Company shall not be liable to supply the third party with a greater annual quantity of alumina than one hundred thousand (100,000) tons in the first year
after the smelter is established and thereafter at a progressively increasing annual tonnage until a maximum of two hundred thousand (200,000) tons is reached in the fifth year. 

  

					
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Resumptions. 
  

	10.	The State may as for a public work under the Public Works Act 1902 from time to time acquire or resume any land or any estate right or interest to in over or in respect of land required by the State or the
Company for such purposes as the conveyor system, a private railway and existing or proposed refineries, aluminium smelters, residue disposal areas, and housing and for any other works services or purposes that the parties agree are necessary or
desirable and may lease or otherwise dispose of the same to the Company. The cost of any land resumed on behalf of the Company by the State shall be paid by the Company on demand. 

Power to extend periods. 
  

	11.	Notwithstanding any provision hereof the Minister may at the request of the Company from time to time extend any period or date referred to in this Agreement or the principal agreement for such period or to such later
date as the Minister thinks fit and the extended period or later date when advised to the Company by notice from the Minister shall be deemed for all purposes hereof substituted for the period or date so intended. 

Indemnity. 
  

	12.	The Company will indemnify and keep indemnified the State and its servants agents and contractors in respect of all actions suits claims demands or costs of third parties arising out of or in connection with any work
carried out by or on behalf of the Company pursuant to this Agreement or relating to its operations hereunder or arising out of or in connection with the construction maintenance or use by the Company or its servants agents contractors or assignees
of the Company’s works or services the subject of this Agreement or the plant apparatus or equipment installed in connection therewith. 

Additional Refinery. 
  

	13.	If the Company desires to establish an additional refinery or refineries in a site or location approved by the State then the provisions of this Agreement shall mutatis mutandis be deemed to apply to the extent
agreed at that time by the parties hereto. 

  

					
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 Amendments to principal agreement. 

 

	14.	The principal agreement is hereby amended by — 

  

	 	(1)	substituting for subclause (3) of Clause 9 the following: 

  

	 	    	Rate of Royalty. 

  

	 	(3)       (a)	Subject to the provisions of paragraph (d) hereof as from the date this subclause commences to operate royalty payable by the Company hereunder to the Department of Mines on behalf of the State shall be based on alumina
and shall be at the rate of twenty-five (25) cents per ton of alumina produced by the Company. 

 Escalation. 

 

	 	(b)	Royalty payable under this subclause shall increase or decrease proportionately to the increase or decrease in the mean quarterly world selling price of aluminium above or below five hundred Australian dollars ($A500)
per ton. The mean quarterly world selling price of aluminium is deemed to be the average expressed in dollars Australian of the four prices first quoted in the London “Metal Bulletin” in respect of Canadian primary aluminium 99.5 per cent
purity F.O.B. Toronto in each of the four quarters immediately preceding that quarter referred to in subclause (14) of this Clause or other period referred to in subparagraph (i) of paragraph (d) of this subclause. 

Review of Royalty Rates. 
  

	 	(c)      (i)	The rate of royalty payable under this subclause shall be reviewed by the State seven years after the date when the Company commences commercial production of alumina at the Pinjarra refinery and thereafter as at the
last day of each succeeding period of seven (7) years during any renewed term. 

  

					
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	 	(ii)	The rate of royalty fixed by the State in any review shall be the royalty rate for alumina specified in the regulations under the Mining Act at the date of review PROVIDED THAT such rate is not greater than the assessed
rate of the average of the rates of royalty in respect of bauxite (mined within the Commonwealth of Australia) paid to the Commonwealth of Australia and to all States thereof for the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the date of review having
regard to such matters as the respective tonnages mined, the degree of processing required, the alumina content and other characteristics of the bauxite. In the event of the rate specified in the regulations under the Mining Act being greater than
the said assessed rate, then the assessed rate shall apply PROVIDED ALWAYS that subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of this subclause in no case shall the rate of royalty be less than twenty-five (25) cents per ton. 

 

	 	(d)       (i)	Promptly after the date this subclause commences to operate the Company shall furnish a return to the Department of Mines showing the amount of bauxite: — 

 

	 	(I)	produced prior to that date and which has not been completely processed into alumina; 

  

	 	(II)	processed prior to that date by the Company but in respect of which no royalty has been paid. 

  

	 	(ii)	The Company shall pay to the Department of Mines royalty at the rate previously payable in respect of bauxite referred to in this paragraph and no other royalty shall be payable in respect of alumina produced from such
bauxite. 

  

					
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	 	(e)       (i)	In the event of the termination hereof the Company shall, as at the date of termination, furnish a return to the Department of Mines showing the amount of bauxite produced which has not been completely processed into
alumina. 

  

	 	(ii)	The Company shall pay royalty at the rate previously payable in respect of such bauxite. 

  

	 	(2)	substituting for subclause (5) of Clause 9 the following: 

  

	 	(5)       (a)	Subject to the performance by the Company of its obligations under this Clause the term of the mineral lease will, subject as hereinafter provided, be for twenty-one (21) years from the date of receipt of the request
referred to in subclause (1) of this Clause with rights of renewal for three (3) consecutive further periods of twenty-one (21) years upon the terms and conditions in the said mineral lease contained except that: — 

 

	 	(i)	royalty rates may be varied as provided in subclause (3) of this Clause; 

  

	 	(ii)	the right of renewal shall be excluded from the third renewed period of twenty-one (21) years of the said mineral lease. 

  

	 	(b)	 Within the first six (6) months of the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the expiration of the third
renewed period of twenty-one (21) years of the said mineral lease the Company, if then operating its refineries pursuant to this Agreement, may give notice in writing to the State that it desires a further mineral lease for bauxite of the leased
area or of a part or parts thereof for a term of twenty-one (21) years and the State shall within six (6) months from its receipt of that notice determine and notify the Company of the terms and conditions upon which it is prepared to

  

					
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	 	grant such a further mineral lease of the leased area or of a part or parts thereof (as the case may be) and the Company for a period of three (3) months thereafter will have the right to accept such further mineral
lease on those terms and conditions. 

  

	 	(c)	For a period of two (2) years thereafter the State shall not offer to grant a mineral lease of the leased area or any part thereof for bauxite to any person other than the Company on more favourable terms and conditions
than are offered to the Company. 

  

	 	(3)	Substituting for subclause (14) of Clause 9 the following: 

  

	 	(14)	In the months of January April July and October of each year the Company will furnish to the Minister for Mines a return of all alumina chargeable with royalty during the period of three calendar months ending on the
preceding last day of December March June and September as the case may be and shall within 60 days of the expiration of each such calendar quarterly period pay to the Under Secretary for Mines on behalf of the State the amount of royalty due for
such quarter. 

 Arbitration. 
  

	 	(4)	Substituting for Clause 31 the following: 

  

	 	31.	Except where otherwise specifically provided in this agreement any dispute or difference between the parties arising out of or in connection with this agreement or any agreed amendment or variation thereof or agreed
addition thereto or as to the construction of this agreement or any such amendment variation or addition or as to the rights duties or liabilities of either party thereunder or as to any matter to be agreed upon between the parties under this
agreement shall in default of agreement between the parties and in the absence of any provision in this agreement to the contrary be referred to and settled by arbitration under the provisions of the Arbitration Act 1895 PROVIDED THAT this
Clause shall not apply to any case where the State or the Minister is by this agreement given either expressly or impliedly a discretionary power. 

  

					
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	 	(5)	By adding to subclause (3) of Clause 13 the following sentence: 

 The compensation payable
under this subclause shall increase or decrease as from the commencement of each period of seven (7) years while this agreement continues calculated from the first day of January, 1970 by such amount as may be equitable having regard to any increase
or decrease in the amount paid to the Conservator of Forests by way of royalties and/or subsidies or grants per timber unit during the last complete financial year preceding the date the period commences above or below the amount so paid during the
last complete financial year preceding the date this paragraph commences to operate. 
 Construction. 

 

	15.	The provisions of the principal agreement shall mutatis mutandis apply to this Agreement except that where any provision in the principal agreement is inconsistent with any provision in this Agreement the
provisions of this Agreement shall prevail. 

 SCHEDULE 

Rates per ton mile for freight carried on composite trains operating between Kwinana and Pinjarra and between Pinjarra and Bunbury and between Kwinana and
Bunbury Monday to Saturday of each week. 
  

			
	 Column 1

In tons per financial
year up to but not
exceeding
	  	Column 2
Rates per ton mile
expressed in cents
	    500,000
	  	  2.5
	 1,000,000
	  	  2.0
	 1,500,000
	  	1.75
	 2,000,000
	  	1.65
	 2,500,000
	  	  1.5
	 3,000,000
	  	  1.4

  

					
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	 	(1)	The rate to apply to the aggregate tonnage actually transported shall be the rate appearing in Column 2 opposite the tonnage in Column 1 which is nearest above the actual tons transported. 

 

	 	(2)	For the purposes of this Schedule a composite train shall be a train carrying only the undermentioned products of the Company namely all or any of the following, alumina, caustic soda, fuel oil, lime, limestone and
starch. 

  

	 	(3)	The rates set out in this Schedule have been calculated on the basis of the turn around time at terminals not exceeding five hours. If such times are not regularly adhered to by the Company the Railways Commission may
review the rates. If the Company does not agree to the revised rates the matter may be referred to arbitration hereunder. 

  

	 	(4)       (a)	The rates of freight set out in the Schedule are based on costs prevailing at the date of execution of this Agreement and shall be subject to variation from time to time in proportion to any increase or decrease in the
costs of the Railways Commission of transporting freight of the Company on the abovementioned composite trains. 

  

	 	(b)	The State will at the request of the Company procure the certificate of the Auditor General of the State as to the correctness of such variation in the freight rates. 

IN WITNESS whereof these presents have been executed the day and year first hereinbefore written. 

 

					
	SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED	  	}	  	 DAVID BRAND

        [L.S.]

	 by the said THE HONOURABLE
	  	  
	 SIR DAVID BRAND, K.C.M.G.,
	  	  
	 M.L.A., in the presence of —
	  	  
	 C. W. COURT,
	  		  	
	Minister for Industrial	  		  	
	Development.	  		  	
	ARTHUR GRIFFITH,	  		  	
	Minister for Mines.	  		  	

  

					
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	 SIGNED BY WESTERN ALUMINIUM

NO LIABILITY by its Attorney

GEORGE DUNDAS WRIGHT in the

presence of —

                J. N. LANGFORD.
	  	}	  	
	  	  	Western Aluminium No
	  	  	Liability
	  	  	by its Attorney
	  	  	G. D. WRIGHT.

 [First Schedule amended by No. 48 of 1972 s.5.] 

  

					
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Second Schedule — First supplementary agreement 

[s. 1A] 
 [Heading amended by
No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT UNDER SEAL is made the 10th day of July, One thousand nine hundred and seventy-two between THE HONOURABLE JOHN
TREZISE TONKIN, M.L.A., Premier of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of the one part and ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA (W.A.)
LIMITED the name whereof was formerly Western Aluminium No Liability a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 535 Bourke Street, Melbourne and having its
registered office in the State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them dated the 30th day of September One thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine
referred to in Section 2 of the Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 1969 inter alia related to the establishment of an additional alumina refinery near Pinjarra and associated facilities for the production and shipment of alumina
(which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the Pinjarra agreement”). 
 NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH — 

 

	1.	SUBJECT to the context the words and expressions used in this agreement have the same meanings respectively as they have in and for the purposes of the Pinjarra agreement. 

 

	2.	THE provisions of this Agreement shall not come into operation unless and until a Bill to approve and ratify this Agreement is passed by the Legislature of the said State and comes into operation as an Act.

  

	3.	THE Schedule of the Pinjarra agreement is amended by 

  

	 	(1)	deleting paragraph 4(a) and substituting the following: — 

  

	 	(4)       (a)	The rates of freight set out in this Schedule are based on costs prevailing at 30th September, 1969, and shall be adjusted on 1st April, 1972, and on the 1st April of each 

  

					
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year thereafter on costs prevailing at these dates in accordance with the following formula: — 

 
 

 
 WHERE: 
  

									
		 	 (i)
	  	 F1
	  	=	  	New freight rate.
					
		 	 (ii)
	  	 F
	  	=	  	The freight rate which was payable as at the 30th September, 1969, in accordance with Column 2 of the Schedule.
					
		 	 (iii)
	  	 HR
	  	=	  	The average hourly rate payable as at 30th September, 1969.
					
		 	 (iv)
	  	 HR1
	  	 =
	  	The average hourly rate payable as at the date of adjustment.
					
		 	 (v)
	  	 D
	  	=	  	The wholesale price (duty free) of distillate in Perth as at 30th September, 1969.
					
		 	 (vi)
	  	 D1
	  	=	  	The wholesale price (duty free) of distillate in Perth as at the date of adjustment.
					
		 	 (vii)
	  	 SR
	  	=	  	Price of heavy steel rails per ton c.i.f. Port of Fremantle as ascertained from price schedule covering despatches from the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited and Australian Iron and Steel
Proprietary Limited as at 30th September, 1969.
					
		 	 (viii)
	  	 SR1
	  	 =
	  	The price of heavy steel rail per ton c.i.f. Fremantle ascertained as aforementioned as at the date of adjustment.

 The rates applicable at the 30th September, 1969, are: — 

 

					
	 1st class driver
	  	 	175.25 cents	  
	 1st class guard
	  	 	142.75 cents	  
	 Track repairer
	  	 	112.63 cents	  
		  	  
	  
	 
		  	 	430.63 cents	  
	 Average hourly rate
	  	 	143.54 cents	  
	 Price of distillate per gallon
	  	 	19.9 cents	  
	 Price of steel rail per ton
	  	$	99.50         	  

  

					
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If on the 1st April, 1977, and on the 1st April in every fifth year thereafter either party considers that by reason of changed circumstances
the application of the abovementioned formula no longer results in the payment of freight rates fair and equitable from the point of view of both parties the party which so considers may within one month of that date give notice in that behalf to
the other party specifying the formula the party giving the notice thinks should be substituted for the existing formula and if within two months of the giving of such notice the parties cannot agree on a formula to be substituted for the formula
which applied in accordance with this paragraph during the five years ending on the 31st day of March immediately preceding the question whether a new and if so what formula shall be substituted shall be referred to arbitration as provided by clause
31 hereof. 
  

	 	(2)	substituting for the word “variation” in the third line of paragraph 4(b) the word “adjustment”. 

IN WITNESS whereof the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and year first above written. 

 

					
	 SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED
 by the HONOURABLE
JOHN
 TREZISE TONKIN, M.L.A., in the
 presence of
—
	  	}	  	JOHN T. TONKIN.

 H. E. GRAHAM. 
 MINISTER FOR
DEVELOPMENT 
             AND DECENTRALISATION. 

 

					
	 THE COMMON SEAL OF ALCOA OF
 AUSTRALIA (W.A.)
LIMITED was
 hereunto affixed in the presence of —
	  	}	  	(C.S.)

 C. E. PFEIFER. 
 P. SPRY-BAILEY.

 [Second Schedule inserted by No. 48 of 1972 s.6.] 

  

					
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Third Schedule — Second supplementary agreement 

[s. 1A] 
 [Heading amended by
No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 THIS AGREEMENT made the Fifteenth day of November 1976 BETWEEN THE HONOURABLE SIR CHARLES WALTER MICHAEL COURT, O.B.E., M.L.A.
Premier of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the Government of the said State and its instrumentalities (hereinafter referred to as “the State”) of the one part and ALCOA OF AUSTRALIA (W.A.) LIMITED the name
whereof was formerly Western Aluminium No Liability and later Alcoa of Australia (W.A.) N.L. a company duly incorporated under the Companies Statutes of the State of Victoria and having its principal office in that State at 535 Bourke Street,
Melbourne and having its registered office in the State of Western Australia at Hope Valley Road, Kwinana (hereinafter referred to as “the Company” which term shall include its successors and permitted assigns) of the other part. 

WHEREAS the parties are the parties to and desire to amend the agreement between them defined in Section 1A of the Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement
Act 1969-1972 of the State of Western Australia (which agreement is hereinafter referred to as “the principal agreement”). 
 NOW THIS
AGREEMENT WITNESSETH 
  

	1.	Subject to the context the words and expressions used in this Agreement have the same meanings respectively as they have in and for the purpose of the principal agreement. 

 

	2.	The provisions of this Agreement shall not come into operation unless and until a Bill to approve and ratify this Agreement is passed by the Legislature of the said State and comes into operation as an Act.

  

	3.	The principal agreement is hereby varied as follows: 

  

	 	(1)	Clause 4(2) is amended — 

  

	 	(a)	as to paragraph (c) — 

  

	 	(i)	by substituting for the passage “pay to the State the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1 500 000) being the Company’s agreed contribution under a contract to be entered into by the State
for” in lines one to four inclusive, the passage “advance to the State the sum of two million three hundred thousand dollars ($2 300 000) to assist in” ; and 

  

					
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	 	(ii)	by deleting the passage commencing with the word “As” in line nine and ending with the passage “hereof.” in line twenty-five of the paragraph. ; 

 

	 	(b)	by inserting a new paragraph to follow paragraph (c) as follows: 

  

	 	(cc)	advance to the State or the Bunbury Port Authority in addition to the sum of two million three hundred thousand dollars ($2 300 000) referred to in paragraph (c) of this subclause the sum of four million dollars ($4 000
000) to assist in additional dredging and removal of rock from the access channel and turning basin of the inner harbour to a depth of forty (40) feet. ; 

  

	 	(c)	as to paragraph (d) — 

  

	 	(i)	by substituting for the marginal note “Contribution for additional dredging.” the marginal note “Third party participation”. ; 

 

	 	(ii)	by deleting the passage commencing with the word “in” in line one and ending with the word “THAT” in line seven; 

 

	 	(iii)	by substituting for the words “such additional dredging” in line nine, the passage “the additional dredging referred to in paragraph (cc) of this subclause” ; and 

 

	 	(iv)	by substituting for the passage “return to the Company such part of the Company’s contribution as is equitable,” in lines fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, the passage “pay to the Company such amount as
the Minister determines is equitable;” ; 

  

	 	(d)	by deleting paragraph (f); and 

  

					
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	 	(e)	by inserting a new paragraph to follow paragraph (h) as follows: 

  

	 	(hh)	without in any way limiting the Company’s obligations pursuant to Clause 4A hereof pay to the Bunbury Port Authority a surcharge of sixty five (65) cents on the first thirteen million (13 000 000) tons of alumina
delivered to the Company’s bulk handling terminal facilities at the port as from the 1st day of April, 1976 (in this paragraph referred to as “the Alumina Surcharge”) PROVIDED THAT in the event of other parties using the port to a
depth below thirty six (36) feet the Minister shall reduce the Alumina Surcharge by such amount as the Minister determines is equitable. ; 

  

	 	(2)	The following new Clauses as Clauses 4A and 4B are added after Clause 4 as follows: 

 Wharfage
charges. 
  

	 	4A.       (1)	Subject to subclause (2) of this Clause, the Company shall in respect of the twelve month period commencing from the 1st day of April, 1976 and thereafter in each succeeding period of twelve months pay to the Bunbury
Port Authority wharfage charges calculated in accordance with the tonnages of alumina as follows — 

  

	 	(a)	on tonnages not exceeding one million (1 000 000) tons, fifteen (15) cents per ton; 

  

	 	(b)	on tonnages exceeding one million (1 000 000) tons and not exceeding two million (2 000 000) tons, twelve (12) cents per ton; and 

  

	 	(c)	on all tonnages in excess of two million (2 000 000) tons, ten (10) cents per ton. 

  

					
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Alteration of wharfage charges. 
  

	 	(2)	Each of the applicable wharfage charges referred to in subclause (1) of this Clause shall be adjusted on the 1st day of April, 1982 and at three yearly intervals thereafter by a sum to be agreed between the parties
hereto (or failing agreement referred to arbitration hereunder) to cover the increased or decreased cost to the Bunbury Port Authority reasonably applicable to the Company’s operations. 

Other charges. 
  

	 	4B.	Payment of the wharfage charges in Clause 4A hereof shall not excuse payment of the usual charges from time to time prevailing made or caused to be made by the State against vessels using the berth in respect of the
usual services rendered to vessels by the State or any agency instrumentality or local or other authority in or of the State and including such conservancy and pilotage charges or dues as are payable from time to time pursuant to the provisions of
any Act. ; 

 and 
  

	 	(3)	A new clause as Clause 16 is added after Clause 15 as follows — 

  

	 	    	Pipeline easements. 

  

	 	16       (1)	The provisions of section 33A of the Public Works Act 1902 shall apply to and in respect of easements in favour of the Company which have already been acquired or which are to be acquired for the purpose of the
construction, maintenance and use of pipelines under paragraph (b) of subclause (6) of Clause 5 of this Agreement and for any purpose incidental to any such purpose, in the same manner as they apply to easements in favour of the Crown.

 Certificate by Minister. 
  

	 	(2)	For the purposes of subclause (1) of this Clause an instrument does not create an easement in favour of, or operate to transfer an easement to the Company unless it bears a Certificate by the Minister to that effect.

 Procedure. 

  

					
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	 	(3)	Where an easement is created over any land pursuant to subclause (2) of this Clause: 

  

	 	(a)	if the easement is over land that is under the operation of the Transfer of Land Act 1893 and the instrument creating the easement is executed (whether before or after the date of the principal agreement) by a
grantor then being the registered proprietor of the land affected, the easement shall notwithstanding any subsequent change in the registered proprietorship of the land and notwithstanding that the consent of any mortgagee or other person whose
consent but for the operation of this paragraph would be required to any such instrument has not been obtained, be deemed to be a registerable instrument under the Transfer of Land Act 1893 and upon presentation to the Registrar of Titles of
the instrument, the Registrar shall upon payment of the prescribed fee register the same and endorse the easement as an encumbrance on the relevant Certificate of Title; 

 

	 	(b)	if the easement is over land that is not under the operation of the Transfer of Land Act 1893 or the Land Act 1933 the instrument creating such easement shall be sent by the Company to the Registrar of
Deeds who shall upon payment of the prescribed fee by memorial in the Register of Deeds duly record the creation of the easement; 

  

	 	(c)	if the easement is over land that is subject to the Land Act 1933 (excepting such land as is under the operation of the Transfer of Land Act 1893), the instrument creating such easement shall be sent by
the Company to the Minister for Lands who shall upon payment of the fee required by the Minister for Lands cause to be made in the appropriate register relating to the land a record of the creation of the easement. 

  

					
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	 	(4)	Nothing contained in this Clause shall affect the rights and obligations of the parties hereto under paragraph (b) of subclause (6) of Clause 5 hereof. 

IN WITNESS whereof these presents have been executed by or on behalf of the parties hereto the day and year first hereinbefore written. 

 

					
	 SIGNED by THE HONOURABLE
 SIR CHARLES WALTER
MICHAEL
 COURT, O.B.E., M.L.A. in the presence
 of
—
	  	}	  	CHARLES COURT

 ANDREW MENSAROS, 
 MINISTER FOR
INDUSTRIAL 
 DEVELOPMENT. 
  

					
	 THE COMMON SEAL OF ALCOA
 OF AUSTRALIA (W.A.)
LIMITED
 was hereunto affixed in the presence of —
	  	}	  	[C.S.]

 Director, WALDO PORTER Jr. 

Secretary, E. W. HUMPHREYS. 
 [Third Schedule
inserted by No. 116 of 1976 s.5.] 

  

					
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Extract from third supplementary agreement             Fourth
Schedule 
  
  

 
 Fourth Schedule — Extract from third supplementary agreement

 [s. 1A] 
 [Heading amended
by No. 19 of 2010 s. 4.] 
 Extract from the third supplementary agreement, in which the agreement referred to in section two of this Act as from time
to time amended in accordance with this Act is referred to as “the Pinjarra agreement”. 
 Amendments to Pinjarra agreement. 

 

	20.	The Pinjarra agreement is hereby amended by adding after clause 5 a new clause 5A as follows — 

Modifications to Bunbury Port Authority Act. 
  

	 	5A.	For the purpose of this Agreement in respect of any land leased to the Company pursuant to the Bunbury Port Authority Act 1909, that Act shall be deemed to be modified by — 

 

	 	(a)	the deletion of the proviso to section 25; and 

  

	 	(b)	the inclusion of a power to grant leases or licences for terms or periods (including renewal rights) and for such purposes as are consistent with the provisions of this Agreement, in lieu of the terms or periods and
purposes referred to in section 25. 

 [Fourth Schedule inserted by No. 15 of 1978 s.11.] 

  

					
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Notes 
  

	1	This is a compilation of the Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 1969 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws referred to in the
following table. 

 Compilation table 
  

							
	 Short title
	  	 Number
and year
	  	 Assent
	  	 Commencement

	Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act 1969	  	 75 of 1969
	  	7 Nov 1969	  	7 Nov 1969
	Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act Amendment Act 1972	  	 48 of 1972
	  	2 Oct 1972	  	2 Oct 1972
	Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act Amendment Act 1976	  	 116 of 1976
	  	1 Dec 1976	  	1 Dec 1976
	Alumina Refinery (Wagerup) Agreement and Acts Amendment Act 1978 Pt. III	  	 15 of 1978
	  	18 May 1978	  	18 May 1978
	Alumina Refinery Agreements (Alcoa) Amendment Act 1987 Pt. III	  	 86 of 1987
	  	9 Dec 1987	  	9 Dec 1987
	Standardisation of Formatting Act 2010 s. 4	  	 19 of 2010
	  	28 Jun 2010	  	11 Sep 2010 (see s. 2(b) and Gazette 10 Sep 2010 p. 4341)

  

					
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Defined terms 
  

 
 Defined terms 

[This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined. The list is not part of the law.] 

 

					
	 Defined term
	  	Provision(s)	 
	 the agreement
	  	 	1A	  
	 the first supplementary agreement
	  	 	1A	  
	 the fourth supplementary agreement
	  	 	1A	  
	 the second supplementary agreement
	  	 	1A	  
	 the third supplementary agreement
	  	 	1A	  

  

					
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