Common use of Managing other XXXXX reserve components Clause in Contracts

Managing other XXXXX reserve components. The Crown Reserves* must be managed for the primary purpose of conservation by the Director- General of National Parks and Wildlife in the capacity of Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife and the Director-General of the Department of Mineral Resources must enter into an MOU regarding the management of these areas by 30 September 1999 including the formation of a committee to advise the Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Management Committee will comprise equal numbers of delegates of the two Directors- General. The NPWS* and the Department of Mineral Resources must undertake to review all Crown Reserves* every five years. Any areas no longer requiring consideration of mineral interests must be dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, with the concurrence of the Minister administering the Mining Act 1972. SFNSW* must include in Regional ESFM* Plans working plans for informal reserves* (FMZ* 2) and areas managed by prescription (i.e. FMZ* 3 and 4), in consultation with NPWS*, DUAP* and DMR*. NPWS* must progressively complete and publish plans of management for Crown Reserves* dedicated under the Crown Lands Act 1989 which are adjacent to land dedicated or reserved under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 by 1 January 2005 for areas dedicated or reserved in the LNE Region. Management prescriptions for High Conservation Value Old Growth Forest, Rainforest and Rare Non Commercial Forest Type Protection must continue to apply. In the LNE Region, the areas identified for declaration as FMZ* 2, shown as light pink areas on the attached maps and described as proposed informal reserve* (Map 2), were identified as having high conservation value but were excluded from dedicated reservation specifically due to concerns regarding mineral and petroleum potential. As the only objection to these FMZ* 2 areas becoming part of the dedicated reserve* system related to mineral prospectivity, the boundaries of these areas must only be altered or revoked by the joint agreement of the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for Planning, the Minister for Forestry and the Minister of Mineral Resources. The NPWS* and DMR* will review mineral and petroleum objections over FMZ*2 and FMZ*3 lands every five years, or earlier as agreed between the agencies. If in the future Department of Mineral Resources waives its objections, negotiations must commence with SFNSW* for the areas to be included in the dedicated reserve* system. If mineral exploration* is successful, mining* must be subject to the normal environmental impact assessment and development approval process. An occupation permit taskforce must be formed, comprising the Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife, the Chief Executive Officer of SFNSW*, the Director-General of Department of Land and Water Conservation and the Chief Executive Officer of NSW Farmers. After consultation, the taskforce must oversee the phasing out of occupation permits which currently exist in areas identified as FMZ* 2 or new FMZ* 1 areas by 1 July 2000. Initiatives to ameliorate impacts must be implemented by the taskforce.

Managing other XXXXX reserve components. The Crown Reserves* must be managed for the primary purpose of conservation by the Director- General of National Parks and Wildlife in the capacity of Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife and the Director-General of the Department of Mineral Resources must enter into an MOU regarding the management of these areas by 30 September 1999 including the formation of a committee to advise the Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Management Committee will comprise equal numbers of delegates of the two Directors- General. The NPWS* and the Department of Mineral Resources must undertake to review all Crown Reserves* every five years. Any areas no longer requiring consideration of mineral interests must be dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, with the concurrence of the Minister administering the Mining Act 1972. SFNSW* must include in Regional ESFM* Plans working plans for informal reserves* (FMZ* 2) and areas managed by prescription (i.e. FMZ* 3 and 4), in consultation with NPWS*, DUAP* and DMR*. NPWS* must progressively complete and publish plans of management for Crown Reserves* dedicated under the Crown Lands Act 1989 which are adjacent to land dedicated or reserved under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 by 1 January 2005 for areas dedicated or reserved in the LNE UNE Region. Management prescriptions for High Conservation Value Old Growth Forest, Rainforest and Rare Non Commercial Forest Type Protection must continue to apply. In the LNE UNE Region, the areas identified for declaration as FMZ* 2, shown as light pink areas on the attached maps and described as proposed informal reserve* (Map 2*), were identified as having high conservation value but were excluded from dedicated reservation specifically due to concerns regarding mineral and petroleum potential. As the only objection to these FMZ* 2 areas becoming part of the dedicated reserve* system related to mineral prospectivity, the boundaries of these areas must only be altered or revoked by the joint agreement of the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for Planning, the Minister for Forestry and the Minister of Mineral Resources. The NPWS* and DMR* will review mineral and petroleum objections over FMZ*2 and FMZ*3 lands every five years, or earlier as agreed between the agencies. If in the future Department of Mineral Resources waives its objections, negotiations must commence with SFNSW* for the areas to be included in the dedicated reserve* system. If mineral exploration* is successful, mining* must be subject to the normal environmental impact assessment and development approval process. An occupation permit taskforce must be formed, comprising the Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife, the Chief Executive Officer of SFNSW*, the Director-General of Department of Land and Water Conservation and the Chief Executive Officer of NSW Farmers. After consultation, the taskforce must oversee the phasing out of occupation permits which currently exist in areas identified as FMZ* 2 or new FMZ* 1 areas by 1 July 2000. Initiatives to ameliorate impacts must be implemented by the taskforce.

Managing other XXXXX reserve components. The Crown Reserves* must be managed for the primary purpose of conservation by the Director- General of National Parks and Wildlife in the capacity of Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife and the Director-General of the Department of Mineral Resources must enter into an MOU regarding the management of these areas by 30 September 1999 including the formation of a committee to advise the Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Management Committee will comprise equal numbers of delegates of the two Directors- General. The NPWS* and the Department of Mineral Resources must undertake to review all Crown Reserves* every five years. Any areas no longer requiring consideration of mineral interests must be dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, with the concurrence of the Minister administering the Mining Act 1972. SFNSW* must include in Regional ESFM* Plans working plans for informal reserves* (FMZ* 2) and areas managed by prescription (i.e. FMZ* 3 and 4), in consultation with NPWS*, DUAP* and DMR*. NPWS* must progressively complete and publish plans of management for Crown Reserves* dedicated under the Crown Lands Act 1989 which are adjacent to land dedicated or reserved under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 by 1 January 2005 2002 for areas dedicated or reserved in the LNE Eden Region. Management prescriptions for High Conservation Value Old Growth Forest, Rainforest and Rare Non Commercial Forest Type Protection must continue to apply. In the LNE Region, the areas identified for declaration as FMZ* 2, shown as light pink areas on the attached maps and described as proposed informal reserve* (Map 2), were identified as having high conservation value but were excluded from dedicated reservation specifically due Any issues pertaining to concerns regarding mineral and petroleum potential. As the only objection to these FMZ* 2 areas becoming part of the dedicated reserve* system related to mineral prospectivity, the boundaries of these areas must only occupational permits may be altered or revoked considered by the joint agreement of the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for Planning, the Minister for Forestry and the Minister of Mineral Resources. The NPWS* and DMR* will review mineral and petroleum objections over FMZ*2 and FMZ*3 lands every five years, or earlier as agreed between the agencies. If occupational permit taskforce established to consider areas in the future Department of Mineral Resources waives its objections, negotiations must commence with SFNSW* for the areas to be included in the dedicated reserve* system. If mineral exploration* is successful, mining* must be subject to the normal environmental impact assessment Upper and development approval process. An occupation permit taskforce must be formed, comprising the Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife, the Chief Executive Officer of SFNSW*, the Director-General of Department of Land and Water Conservation and the Chief Executive Officer of NSW Farmers. After consultation, the taskforce must oversee the phasing out of occupation permits which currently exist in areas identified as FMZ* 2 or new FMZ* 1 areas by 1 July 2000Lower North East Regions. Initiatives to ameliorate impacts must be implemented by the taskforce.

Managing other XXXXX reserve components. The Crown Reserves* must be managed for the primary purpose of conservation by the Director- Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife NPWS* in the capacity of as Manager of the Reserve Trust. The Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife NPWS* and the Director-General of the Department DMR* have entered into a Memorandum of Mineral Resources must enter into an MOU Understanding regarding the management of these areas and must form a committee by 30 September 1999 including the formation of a committee June 2002 to advise the Manager of the Reserve TrustTrust on the matters specified in the Memorandum of Understanding concerning Crown Reserves*. The Management Committee will comprise equal numbers of delegates of the two Directors- Directors-General. The NPWS* and the Department of Mineral Resources DMR* must undertake to review all Crown Reserves* every five years. Any With the concurrence of the Minister for Mineral Resources, any areas no longer requiring consideration of mineral interests must be dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, with the concurrence of the Minister administering the Mining Act 1972. SFNSW* must include in Regional ESFM* Plans working plans for informal reserves* (FMZ* 2) and areas managed by prescription (i.e. FMZ* 3 and 4), in consultation with NPWS*, DUAP* and DMR*. NPWS* must progressively complete and publish plans of management for Crown Reserves* dedicated under the Crown Lands Act 1989 1989, which are adjacent to land dedicated or reserved under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 by 1 31 January 2005 2006. SFNSW* must include in Regional ESFM* Plans, working plans for FMZ* 2 and 3a and guidelines for areas dedicated or reserved managed by prescription (i.e. FMZ* 3b and 4), in the LNE Regionconsultation with NPWS*, DoP* and DMR*. This must be completed by 31 August 2002. Management prescriptions on State forests* for High Conservation Value Old Growth Foresthigh conservation value old growth forest ecosystems, Rainforest rainforest and Rare Non Commercial Forest Type Protection rare non-commercial forest ecosystems must continue to apply. In the LNE Southern Region, the areas identified for declaration as FMZ* 2, shown as light pink areas on the attached maps and described as proposed informal reserve* (on Map 2)3 and Map 4, were identified as having high conservation value but were excluded from dedicated reservation specifically due to concerns regarding mineral and petroleum potentialpotential or management feasibility. As the only objection to these For those FMZ* 2 areas becoming part of the dedicated reserve* system related to mineral prospectivityprospectivity only, the boundaries of these areas must only be altered or revoked by the joint agreement of the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for Planning, the Minister for Forestry and the Minister of Mineral Resources. Ministers*.‌‌‌‌‌ The NPWS* and DMR* will review mineral and petroleum objections over FMZ*2 and FMZ*3 lands every five years, or earlier as agreed between the agencies. If in the future Department of Mineral Resources future, DMR* waives its objections, negotiations must commence with SFNSW* for the areas to be included in the dedicated reserve* system. If mineral exploration* is successful, mining* must be subject to the normal environmental impact assessment and development approval process. An occupation permit taskforce must be formedThe Occupation Permit and Permissive Occupancy Taskforce, comprising the representatives of Director-General of National Parks and WildlifeNPWS*, the Chief Executive Officer of SFNSW*, the Director-General of Department of Land and Water Conservation DLWC* and the Chief Executive Officer of NSW Farmers* must consider the Southern Region by 31 December 2002. After consultationconsultation and within 18 months of gazettal of the new reserves, the taskforce Taskforce must oversee the phasing out of occupation permits in State forests* which currently exist in areas identified as FMZ* 2 or new FMZ* 1 areas by 1 July 2000formal reserves and informal reserves and permissive occupancies on Crown land identified as formal reserves and informal reserves. Initiatives to ameliorate the social, economic and environmental impacts must be implemented by the taskforceworking group.