2002 264 Division 1—General 264 164 Definitions 264 165 Compensation only payable to licence holders and permit holders as provided in this Part 271 166 Certificate for purposes of evidence 272 Division 2—Entitlements for eligible rock lobster access licence holders 272 167 Reduced catch entitlements—eligible rock lobster access licence holders 272 168 Increased costs entitlements—eligible rock lobster access licence holders 274 Division 3—Entitlements for eligible specified access licence holders 274 169 Reduced catch entitlements—eligible specified access licence holders 274 170 Increased costs entitlements—eligible specified access licence holders 278 Division 4—Entitlements for eligible charter boat operators 278 171 Increased costs entitlements—eligible charter boat operators 278 Division 5—Determinations of the Panel—eligible rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 279 172 Application to Panel for determination of interim rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 279 173 Determinations of the Panel as to interim payments— eligible rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 280 174 Application to Panel for determination of final payment— eligible rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 281 175 Determinations of the Panel as to final payments—eligible rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 282 176 Procedures for making determinations of final rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders 284 payments—
Management S. 4(1) def. of fish receiver's licence inserted by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(h), amended as fish receiver licence by No. 35/2009 s. 50(4)(a). fish receiver licence means a licence issued under section 41; S. 4(1) defs of endorsement, export fishery repealed by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(a). * * * * * S. 4(1) def. of Fisheries Council repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 28. * * * * * fisheries notice means a fisheries notice made under section 152; s. 4 fisheries reserve means a fisheries reserve declared under section 88; S. 4(1) def. of fishery committee repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 28. * * * * * S. 4(1) def. of fishery licence amended by Nos 5/1997 s. 4(1)(i)(i)(ii), 35/2009 s. 50(4)(b). fishery licence means— (a) an access licence; or * * * * * (c) an aquaculture licence; or (d) a recreational fishery licence; or (e) a fish receiver licence; or (f) any other category of licence created by the regulations under clause 3.1 of Schedule 3;
S. 4(1) def. of quota order inserted by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(s), amended by Nos 80/2000 s. 3(a), 58/2005 s. 3(2)(c). quota order means an order issued under section 64, 64A, 66C or 66D; S. 4(1) def. of quota period inserted by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(s). quota period means any period specified in a quota order as the period over which a total allowable catch or an individual quota is to apply; S. 4(1) def. of recognised peak body repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 28. * * * * * S. 4(1) def. of recreational fishery licence inserted by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(t). recreational fishery licence means a licence issued under section 45 or a group recreational fishery licence issued under section 46; S. 4(1) def. of recreational fishing equipment inserted by No. 51/2007 s. 3(2)(c). recreational fishing equipment means any fishing equipment prescribed in the regulations to be recreational fishing equipment; S. 4(1) def. of recreational fishing licence repealed by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(t). * * * * * S. 4(1) def. of register repealed by No. 5/1997 s. 4(1)(a). * * * * * s. 4
(1) Subject to this section, a licence or permit granted, issued, renewed or made under this Act does not authorise the doing of any act or thing in or in relation to a Joint Authority fishery. (2) In respect of a Joint Authority fishery that is to be managed in accordance with the law of the State, the powers conferred before or after the commencement of this Part on the Minister or the Secretary (including powers with respect to the issue, renewal, cancellation and suspension of licences or permits) are exercisable by the Joint Authority to the exclusion of the Minister or the Secretary. S. 22(3) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(e). (3) A licence or permit granted under this Act by a Joint Authority must contain such conditions that it does not apply in relation to a Joint Authority fishery or Joint Authority fisheries not managed by that Joint Authority. S. 22(4) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(f). (4) A Joint Authority may vary a licence or permit under this Act (including such a licence or permit granted, issued or renewed by that Joint Authority or another Joint Authority) so as to extend the operation of the licence or permit to matters to which the powers of the Joint Authority under this Act are applicable. S. 22(5) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(g)(i). (5) If such a variation is made— S. 22(5)(a) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(g)(ii). (a) the variation ceases to have effect if the licence or permit ceases to have effect; and S. 22(5)(b) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(g)(ii). (b) the Joint Authority may suspend or cancel the variation as if it were a licence or permit granted by the Joint Authority. s. 22
S. 22(6) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 50(3). (6) Subject to sections 25(1)(b) and (c), on a fishery becoming a Joint Authority fishery, any regulation, fisheries notice, Order in Council, notice, declaration, order, or Ministerial direction that applies to the fishery under this Act ceases to apply to the fishery. S. 22(7) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 50(3). (7) This section does not empower a Joint Authority to grant or to take any other action in respect of a licence in respect of a foreign boat. 23 Provisions to apply to Joint Authority fishery s. 23 The provisions of this Act relating to offences and enforcement and legal proceedings— (a) extend and apply in respect of anything done to or in relation to fish to which a Joint Authority fishery relates or otherwise in relation to the Joint Authority fishery; (b) are to be read and construed— S. 23(b)(i) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(h). (i) as if any reference in this Act to a licence or permit were a reference to a licence or permit granted or made by the relevant Joint Authority in relation to the person alleged to have committed the offence or the boat alleged to have been used in the commission of the offence; (ii) as if any reference in this Act to fish were a reference to fish to which the Joint Authority fishery relates. 24 Statement in an arrangement to be sufficient evidence
(c) to carry out any research, exploitation, work or operation for the purpose of developing any fishery or aquaculture; or (d) to investigate any species of fish or any fishery or any device; or (e) to sell or dispose of any fish obtained by the person under the permit; or S. 49(2)(f) amended by No. 80/2000 s. 5, substituted by No. 51/2007 s. 9(2). (f) to use or possess specified commercial abalone equipment, commercial fishing equipment, commercial aquaculture equipment or recreational fishing equipment; or S. 49(2)(g) inserted by No. 80/2000 s. 5, amended by No. 51/2007 s. 9(1)(b)(i). (g) for commercial purposes— s. 49 (i) to use, form or create a habitat (whether natural, artificial or partly natural or artificial) for hatching, rearing, breeding, displaying or growing fish or fishing bait; S. 49(2)(g)(ii) amended by No. 17/2002 s. 5(1), substituted by No. 51/2007 s. 9(1)(b)(ii). (ii) to hatch, rear, breed, display, grow or sell fish or fishing bait; or S. 49(2)(h) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 5(2). amended by No. 51/2007 s. 9(1)(c). (h) to take or possess fish (in areas where recreational fishing is authorised under this Act) for a specified indigenous cultural ceremony or event; or S. 49(2)(i) inserted by No. 51/2007 s. 9(1)(d). (i) to sell any fish of a specified priority species; or S. 49(2)(j) inserted by No. 51/2007 s. 9(1)(d). (j) to take or possess more fish than the catch limit for that species of fish; or
(2) In this section water authority means— (a) any Authority with a function under Part 8 or 11 of the Water Act 1989; or (b) a company that holds a water licence or a water and sewerage licence under the Water Industry Act 1994. S. 50B inserted by No. 5/1997 s. 9. 50B Fishery licences not transferable unless regulations allow A fishery licence of a particular category or class is not transferable unless the regulations permit the transfer of licences of that category or class. Division 2—Issue, variation, conditions etc. of licences and permits S. 51 substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 9. 51 Issue of fishery licences s. 50B (1) Subject to this Act, the Secretary may issue a fishery licence on— (a) the application of a person who satisfies the eligibility criteria, if any, for the issue of the licence; and (b) the payment of any fees, royalties and levies payable in respect of the issue of the licence. (2) An application for a fishery licence must be made in the form required by the Secretary. (3) In considering whether to issue a fishery licence to a person, the Secretary must also have regard to any relevant recommendations of the Commercial Fisheries Licensing Panel. S. 51(3A) inserted by No. 108/2003 s. 29(2). (3A) Despite anything to the contrary in any law, the Secretary may only issue an access licence or an aquaculture licence to an individual, a single corporation or a cooperative—the Secretary must refuse to issue such a licence to a partnership or a consortium.
S. 57 substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 9. 57 Certain licences may be renewed s. 57 S. 57(1) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(3)(a). (1) The holder of an access licence, a fish receiver licence or any prescribed class of renewable licence may apply to the Secretary for the renewal of the licence in accordance with the regulations. S. 57(1A) inserted by No. 35/2009 s. 61(1). (1A) If an application for renewal of a licence is lodged before the licence expires, the licence continues in operation until the Secretary renews the licence or refuses to renew the licence. (2) In considering whether to renew the licence, the Secretary must have regard to any relevant recommendations of the Commercial Fisheries Licensing Panel. (3) Subject to this section, the Secretary must renew the licence for a further period if the licence holder has a record of compliance with this Act. S. 57(4) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(a). (4) If the Secretary considers that the holder of the licence has— S. 57(4)(a) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(b). (a) ceased to satisfy any relevant eligibility criteria; or S. 57(4)(b) substituted by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(c). (b) failed to satisfy the Secretary that he or she continues to be a fit and proper person to hold the licence; or S. 57(4)(c) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(d). (c) ceased to be actively, substantially and regularly engaged in the activities authorised by the licence— the Secretary may by notice in writing served on the holder require the holder, within 14 days or such later period as is specified in the notice, to
New s. 99 inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 14, repealed by No. 69/2004 s. 19. * * * * * New s. 100 inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 14, repealed by No. 69/2004 s. 17. * * * * * S. 101 amended by Nos 5/1997 s. 50(1) (m)(i)(ii), 17/2002 s. 15, repealed by No. 69/2004 s. 17. * * * * * S. 101A inserted by No. 108/2003 s. 9. 101A Authorised officer may execute warrant to arrest s. 101A (1) An authorised officer may execute a warrant to arrest issued in respect of an offence under this Act. (2) A warrant to arrest directed to a named authorised officer may be executed by any authorised officer or member of the police force. S. 101B inserted by No. 108/2003 s. 9. 101B Powers of arrest (1) This section applies if an authorised officer or a member of the police force believes on reasonable grounds that a person has committed an offence under this Act. (2) The officer or member may without warrant arrest the person if the officer or member believes on reasonable grounds that the arrest is necessary for any one or more of the following reasons— (a) to ensure the appearance of the person before a court of competent jurisdiction; or
might render them dangerous for consumption by humans or animals; S. 102(2)(g) amended by No. 5/1997 s. 50(1)(n)(ii). (g) destroying any noxious aquatic species; S. 102(2)(h) amended by No. 5/1997 ss 18(a), 50(1)(n)(i), substituted by No. 17/2002 s. 16. (h) inspecting any document which the authorised officer or member of the police force reasonably believes to be relevant for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the provisions of this Act, the regulations or a fisheries notice are being observed; S. 102(2)(ha) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 16. (ha) making extracts, copies or notes of the contents of a document inspected under paragraph (h); (i) seizing any such document if, in the reasonable belief of the authorised officer, the document may assist in the enforcement of this Act. (3) Any authorised officer or member of the police force may at any time without warrant search any parcel, basket, bag, box, receptacle, boat, aircraft or vehicle whatsoever or any premises other than a dwelling house for any document or thing. (4) An authorised officer or member of the police force may direct the operator of any boat, the driver of any vehicle or the pilot of any aircraft to stop the boat, vehicle or aeroplane. (5) If in the circumstances it would be unreasonable or unsafe for the operator, driver or pilot to comply with a directive under subsection (4), the authorised officer or member of the police force
Secretary considers appropriate, including a condition that the person give security to the Secretary for payment of the value of the thing if it is forfeited. (3) If the thing returned under subsection (2) is forfeited to the Crown, the security given in lieu of the thing is taken to be forfeited to the Crown. (4) A person must not contravene a condition imposed under subsection (2). 50 penalty units. S. 106(5) amended by Nos 69/2004 s. 9(1), 35/2009 s. 66(2), 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 58.2), substituted by No. 21/2011 s. 5(3). (5) A court finding any offence proven in respect of a thing seized or subject to a retention notice under this Act may order— (a) in the case of a thing seized, if the thing is not subject to forfeiture to the Crown under subsection (1) or (1A)— (i) the forfeiture of the thing; or (ii) the return of the thing to the person found guilty of the offence or the owner of the thing; (b) in the case of a thing subject to a retention notice, if the thing, had it been seized, would not have been subject to forfeiture to the Crown under subsection (1) or (1A)— (i) the forfeiture of the thing; or (ii) the cancellation of the retention notice and return of the thing to the person found guilty of the offence or the owner of the thing. S. 106(5A) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 20(1), substituted by No. 69/2004 s. 9(2). (5A) A court must order the forfeiture of the thing under subsection (5) if the person in respect of whom the court found an offence proven has previously been convicted or found guilty on 2 or more occasions of— s. 106
S. 125(2) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 26(2). (2) In any proceedings for an offence under this Act, the statement of an authorised officer that any place, locality or area is a place, locality or area referred to under this Act is evidence that the place, locality or area described is the place, locality or area referred to under this Act. S. 125(3) amended by Nos 5/1997 s. 26(3), 35/2009 s. 70. (3) If, for the purposes of this Act, it is necessary to determine the position on the surface of the Earth or a point, line or area, that reference may be determined by reference to the Geocentric Datum of Australia or the Australian Map Grid or by reference to distance and direction from structures, landmarks or other features. S. 126 substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 27. 126 Evidence of consignment s. 126 The statement on oath of an authorised officer that any packaging or label, slip, tag or other document on or in any box, container or package of fish consigned, or displayed, for sale is marked with a means of identifying a person is evidence that that person consigned or displayed those fish for sale. S. 126A inserted by No. 108/2003 s. 16. 126A Evidence of weight or measurement s. 126A In any proceedings for an offence against this Act, the statement on oath of an authorised officer as to any weight, quantity or measurement recorded, observed or taken by the officer is evidence that the weight, quantity or measurement was as stated by the officer at the time of the recording, observation or measurement. S. 126B inserted by No. 108/2003 s. 16. 126B Label of can of abalone is evidence of contents The statement on oath of an authorised officer that a sealed can was labelled with a statement to the effect that the contents of the can contained
(c) engaging in any fishing activity or any fishing activity of a specified class; or S. 130(1)(d) substituted by No. 80/2000 s. 13. (d) being in possession of specified fishing equipment or fish; or S. 130(1)(e) inserted by No. 80/2000 s. 13. (e) engaging in any activity authorised by a fishery licence unless the person has installed a vessel monitoring system and complies with the prescribed conditions on the use of the system. s. 130 (2) A court must not make an order under subsection (1) unless the court is satisfied that— (a) the relevant offence is of a serious nature; and (b) the person is likely to commit further offences against this Act if the order is not made. (3) An order— (a) may apply generally or at specified times or in specified circumstances; (b) has effect for such a period as is specified in the order or, if no period is specified, until the order is rescinded; (c) may be rescinded or varied at any time. (4) A person must comply with an order under this section. 200 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months or both. S. 130AA inserted by No. 21/2011 s. 10. 130AA Court may prohibit persons from recreational fishing s. 130AA (1) If a court convicts or finds a person guilty of an offence against this Act, the court, in addition to any other penalty imposed under this Act, may by
(4) If any personal injury occurs in the course of or as a direct result of an authorised operation, the principal law enforcement officer for the operation must report the injury to the Secretary as soon as practicable. Division 6—Compliance and monitoring S. 131Q inserted by No. 16/2004 s. 49. 131Q Unauthorised disclosure of information (1) A person is guilty of an offence if— s. 131Q (a) the person intentionally, knowingly or recklessly discloses any information; and (b) the person knows that, or is reckless as to whether, the information relates to an authorised operation; and (c) the person knows that, or is reckless as to whether, the disclosure is not made— (i) in connection with the administration or execution of this Act; or (ii) for the purposes of any legal proceeding arising out of or otherwise related to this Act or of any report of any such proceedings; or (iii) in accordance with any requirement imposed by law; or S. 131Q (1)(c)(iv) amended by No. 29/2011 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 39.2). (iv) in accordance with Part IVA of the Police Regulation Act 1958, the Police Integrity Act 2008 or Part 5 or 6 of the Information Privacy Act 2000.
146 Secrecy provision s. 146 (1) Subject to this section, a person who is, or has at any time been— (a) the Secretary; (b) appointed for the purposes of this Act; (c) engaged as a member of the staff of the Secretary or as an authorised officer; (d) engaged under contract by the Secretary, or employed by a person engaged under contract by the Secretary; (e) a member of the Fisheries Co-Management Council; S. 146(1)(ea) inserted by No. 80/2000 s. 17. (ea) a member of the Fisheries Revenue Allocation Committee; (f) a member of a fishery committee; (g) a member of the Commercial Fisheries Licensing Panel; (h) a member or deputy of the Licensing Appeals Tribunal; S. 146(1)(ha) inserted by No. 40/2002 s. 26. (ha) a member or deputy of the Compensation Assessment Panel (established under Part 10); S. 146(1)(hb) inserted by No. 40/2002 s. 26. (hb) a member or deputy of the Compensation Appeals Tribunal (established under Part 10); (i) authorised to perform or exercise any function or power under this Act— must not, except to the extent necessary to perform official duties, or to perform or exercise such a function or power, either directly or indirectly, make a record of, or divulge or
(vi) the quota; or (vii) any other prescribed factor; or (viii) any combination of the above— of fish, protected aquatic biota or noxious aquatic species; (c) at a rate calculated in accordance with paragraph (b) for a specified period or by reference to the duration of the licence or permit. S. 150(3) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 41(2). (3) The regulations may prescribe the manner in which, the period in respect of which, and the date by when, the royalty is to be paid. S. 150(4) repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 41. * * * * * 151 Levy s. 151 S. 151(1) amended by No. 80/2000 s. 18(a). (1) Subject to and in accordance with this section, there may be charged, levied and collected by the Secretary in respect of each prescribed class of licence or permit prescribed levies at prescribed rates. S. 151(1A) inserted by No. 58/2005 s. 10(1). (1A) Subject to and in accordance with this section, there may be charged, levied and collected by the Secretary in respect of individual blacklip abalone quota units and individual greenlip abalone quota units prescribed levies at prescribed rates. S. 151(2) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 41(3), amended by No. 80/2000 s. 18(b). (2) A prescribed rate of levy may be fixed— (a) as a fixed amount; or (b) as a percentage of the fees payable on the licence or permit; or S. 151(2)(c) amended by No. 17/2002 s. 30. (c) as a percentage of the royalty payable in respect of the licence or permit; or
S. 151(2)(d) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 30, amended by No. 22/2004 s. 7(a). (d) in proportion to the number of quota units held; or S. 151(2)(da) inserted by No. 58/2005 s. 10(2). (da) in the case of an individual abalone quota unit— (i) as a fixed amount; or (ii) as a percentage of the royalty payable in respect of the individual abalone quota unit; or (iii) in relation to the number of individual abalone quota units held; or (iv) in relation to specified zones; or S. 151(2)(e) inserted by No. 22/2004 s. 7(b). (e) in the case of a Rock Lobster Fishery Access Licence, in proportion to— s. 151 (i) the number of rock lobster pots specified in the licence; and S. 151(2)(e)(ii) amended by No. 51/2007 s. 10(a). (ii) the number of quota units held; or S. 151(2)(f) inserted by No. 51/2007 s. 10(b). (f) in the case of an aquaculture licence, as the total of one or more amounts determined in respect of areas specified in the licence. S. 151(3) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 41(3), amended by No. 80/2000 s. 18(c). (3) The regulations may prescribe the manner in which, the period in respect of which, and the date by when, a levy is to be paid.
Secretary must ensure that that money is paid to (or applied for the benefit of) that, or those, organisations. S. 151(6) amended by No. 80/2000 s. 18(c). (6) The Minister may give an exemption to any person or class of persons from the payment of a levy subject to and in accordance with the regulations. (7) Section 30 of the Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 applies to any unpaid levy under this section. S. 151(8) repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 42(3). * * * * * S. 151(8A) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 31, amended by No. 108/2003 s. 44(1), repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 42(3). * * * * * s. 151 S. 151(8B) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 31, repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 42(3). * * * * * S. 151(8C) inserted by No. 17/2002 s. 31, repealed by No. 35/2009 s. 42(3). * * * * * S. 151(9) substituted by No. 108/2003 s. 44(2). (9) The Minister must ensure that the operation of this section is reviewed as soon as is possible after 1 May 2009. (10) The Minister must table a report of the outcome of the review in each House of the Parliament.
Division 3—Fisheries notices and regulations 152 Fisheries notices s. 152 S. 152(1) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 45(1). (1) The Minister may by a fisheries notice in relation to any fishery— S. 152(1)(a) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 43(1). (a) fix and enforce catch limits for any species of fish specified in the notice; S. 152(1)(aa) inserted by No. 50/2005 s. 15. (aa) fix and enforce minimum or maximum size limits for any species of fish specified in the notice; S. 152(1)(b) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 43(1). (b) fix periods during which any specified fishing activity in relation to fish is prohibited or allowed; S. 152(1)(c) substituted by No. 5/1997 s. 43(1). (c) provide for the management of a specified area of inland waters; (d) close to harvesting for the period of time specified in the notice any shellfish beds or shellfish farms, where necessary in response to adverse environmental conditions; S. 152(1)(e) repealed by No. 24/2003 s. 93. * * * * * S. 152(1)(f) amended by No. 108/2003 s. 45(1)(a). (f) specify measures for the protection of any fishery, species, ecosystem or habitat; (g) provide for any matter or thing relating to protected aquatic biota and noxious aquatic species in accordance with this Act;
Table 2 means Table 2 set out in subsection (3); trading vessel has the same meaning as in section 3(1) of the Marine Act 1988; Tribunal means the Compensation Appeals Tribunal established under section 190(1); s. 164 unregulated land" has the same meaning as in section 45A(12) of the National Parks Act 1975. (2) Table 1 has effect for the purposes of this Part— TABLE 1 Table setting out, in relation to parks and sanctuaries, the periods of time for which there are compensation entitlements for eligible rock lobster access licence holders and eligible specified access licence holders Items Column 1 Names of Parks and Sanctuaries Column 2 Parts and Schedule Numbers of National Parks Act 1975 Column 3 Compensable Years 1. Ninety Part 1 of Schedule Seven Part 3 of Schedule Seven Part 6 of Schedule Seven Part 7 of Schedule Seven 16 November 2002 to 31 March 2003 1 April 2003 to 31 March 2004 Items Column 1 Names of Parks and Column 2 Parts and Schedule Numbers of National Parks Column 3 Compensable
Sanctuaries Act 1975 Years Beware Reef Marine Sanctuary Marengo Reefs Marine Sanctuary The Arches Marine Sanctuary Part 8 of Schedule Seven Part 9 of Schedule Seven Part 10 of Schedule Seven Part 12 of Schedule Seven Part 13 of Schedule Seven Part 2 of Schedule Eight Part 5 of Schedule Eight Part 11 of Schedule Eight 2. All marine national parks Beware Reef Marine Sanctuary Parts 1 to 13 of Schedule Seven Part 2 of Schedule Eight 1 April 2004 to 31 March 2005 1 April 2005 to 31 March 2006 s. 164 Items Column 1 Names of Parks and Sanctuaries Column 2 Parts and Schedule Numbers of National Parks Act 1975 Column 3 Compensable Years Marengo Reefs Marine Sanctuary The Arches Marine Sanctuary Unregulated Part 5 of Schedule Eight Part 11 of Schedule Eight Part 8 of Schedule Eight, to the extent
land in Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary that it is unregulated land 3. Twelve Unregulated land in Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary Part 2 of Schedule Seven Part 4 of Schedule Seven Part 5 of Schedule Seven Part 11 of Schedule Seven Part 8 of Schedule Eight, to the extent that it is unregulated land 1 April 2006 to 31 March 2007 s. 164 (3) Table 2 has effect for the purposes of this Part— s. 164 TABLE 2 Table setting out, in relation to parks, the periods of time for which there are compensation entitlements for eligible charter boat operators Items Column 1 Names of Parks Column 2 Parts and Schedule Numbers of National Parks Act 1975 Column 3 Prescribed Years 1. Ninety Part 1 of Schedule Seven Part 3 of Schedule Seven Part 6 of Schedule Seven Part 7 of 16 November 2002 to 15 November 2003 16 November 2003 to 15 November 2004
Assent Date: 24.11.09 Commencement Date: S. 54(Sch. Pt 2 item 22) on 1.1.10: s. 2(2) : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Fisheries Act 1995 Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2010, No. 7/2010 Assent Date: 16.3.10 Commencement Date: Ss 11–13 on 17.3.10: s. 2 : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Fisheries Act 1995 Personal Property Securities (Statute Law Revision and Implementation) Act 2010, No. 74/2010 Assent Date: 19.10.10 Commencement Date: S. 24 on 30.1.12: Special Gazette (No. 423) 21.12.11 p. 3 : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Fisheries Act 1995 Fisheries Amendment Act 2011, No. 21/2011 Assent Date: 7.6.11 Commencement Date: 1.8.11: Special Gazette (No. 237) 19.7.11 p. 1 : All of Act in operation Statute Law Revision Act 2011, No. 29/2011 Assent Date: 21.6.11 Commencement Date: S. 3(Sch. 1 item 39) on 22.6.11: s. 2(1) : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Fisheries Act 1995 Endnotes ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Explanatory Details Endnotes No entries at date of publication.