Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2015L00682:reg:19:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2015L00682
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 19 (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 41280–42771

stock of the superseded original stratum will be zero (section 21). The initial carbon stock of the new affected and unaffected strata will also be zero (section 93).
 (10) Subsection 85(4) does not apply to an unaffected stratum.
Note: The effect is that a full inventory is not required for the current reporting period, and the project proponent can choose instead to conduct a PSP assessment (using subsection (11)), or no assessment (giving a zero carbon stock change).
 (11) For paragraph 85(3)(b), the PSP assessment may be made for an unaffected stratum for a reporting period, and section 95 applied to calculate the closing carbon stock:
 (a) as if the unaffected stratum had been defined at the time of the last full inventory of the original stratum; and
 (b) as if vj = aj; and
 (c) applying the data collected for TSPs and PSPs within the boundary of the unaffected stratum to calculate Vj.
 (12) A full inventory of each unaffected stratum must be conducted within 5 years after the last full inventory of the original stratum.
Closing carbon stock in affected stratum
 (13) Subsection 85(4) does not apply to an affected stratum.
Note: The effect is that a full inventory is not required for the current reporting period, and the project proponent can choose instead to conduct no assessment (giving a zero carbon stock change).
 (14) If a full inventory is not conducted within an affected stratum within 5 years after the disturbance event, it becomes a superseded stratum.