Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00011:reg:3:p1
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00011
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 1/4)
Character Range: 161108–164147

3     a petroleum title that:                                                                         the day of the expiry, surrender, cancellation, revocation or termination
      (a) has expired; or
      (b) has been surrendered, cancelled, revoked or terminated before the expiry date of the title

8.16  Release of petroleum mining samples – prior availability or consent
 (1) Subject to subregulation (2), the Titles Administrator or responsible Commonwealth Minister may make publicly known any details of a petroleum mining sample or permit a person to inspect the sample if:
 (a) the petroleum titleholder who gave the sample to the Titles Administrator has made publicly known those details of the sample; or
 (b) the petroleum titleholder who gave the sample to the Titles Administrator has caused to be made publicly known those details of the sample; or
 (c) the petroleum titleholder who gave the sample to the Titles Administrator has consented in writing to details of the sample being made publicly known or to the sample being made available for inspection.
 (2) If a petroleum mining sample from a block was given to the Titles Administrator under a petroleum special prospecting authority, a petroleum access authority or a petroleum scientific investigation consent, subregulation (1) only applies if the sample was obtained during a period when no permit, lease or licence was in force over the block.

Part 9—Data management—greenhouse gas titleholders

Division 1—Requirements to keep information

9.01  Purpose of Division
  For paragraph 724(1)(a) of the Act, the purpose of this Division is to set out requirements for and in relation to greenhouse gas titleholders keeping accounts, records and other documents in connection with operations in an offshore area.

9.02  Requirement to securely retain information
  A greenhouse gas titleholder commits an offence if the titleholder:
 (a) keeps accounts, records or other documents in connection with an operation in an offshore area; and
 (b) does not securely retain the accounts, records and other documents.
Penalty: 30 penalty units.

9.03  Requirement to retain information so that retrieval is reasonably practicable
  A greenhouse gas titleholder commits an offence if the titleholder:
 (a) keeps accounts, records or other documents in connection with an operation in an offshore area; and
 (b) does not retain the accounts, records or other documents so that retrieval of the accounts, records or other documents is reasonably practicable.
Penalty: 30 penalty units.

Division 2—Requirements for collection and retention of cores, cuttings and samples

9.04  Purpose of Division
  For paragraph 724(1)(b) of the Act, the purpose of this Division is to set out requirements for and in relation to greenhouse gas titleholders collecting and retaining cores, cuttings and samples in connection with operations in an offshore area.

9.05  Requirement to retain core, cutting or sample
  A greenhouse gas titleholder commits an offence if the titleholder: