Nature of Obligations under this Part. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 107 It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. Forest Management 108 New South Wales will for the duration of the Agreement:
108.1 In accordance with clause 99, under the Competition Principles Agreement review legislation and policies relevant to the allocation and pricing of hardwood logs from State forest;NOT USED
108.2 In accordance with clause 51, and Report annually to the New South Wales Parliament on compliance with any Integrated Forestry Operations Approval applying to the Upper North East and Lower North East regions as required by the Forestry and National Parks Estate Act 2012 1998 (NSW) report annually to Parliament on compliance with any Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Upper North East and Lower North East regions and the New South Wales Upper North East Forest Region Agreement and Lower North East Region Forest Agreement; 108.3 In accordance with clauses 37 and 51 furnish to Notify the Commonwealth within 14 days that:
(a) a copy of the annual reports of compliance with the New South Wales Upper North East Region Forest Agreement and Lower North East Region Forest Agreement and Integrated Forestry Operations Approval for the Upper North East and Lower North East regions, required by section 21 of the Forestry and National Parks Estate Act 1998 (NSW) is available on a relevant State government website;
(b) a copy of any Forest Agreement and Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals for the Upper North East and Lower North East regions, and any amendments to those that documents is available on a relevant State government website; and
(c) notification of there has been a termination, suspension or revocation of any Forest Agreement or Integrated Forestry Operations Approval applying to the Upper North East and Lower North East regions; or
(d) there has been a termination of any Private Native Forestry Code of Practice applying to the Upper North East and Lower North East regions;
Nature of Obligations under this Part. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. This Agreement does not purport to impose on either Party or a third party any obligation that is inconsistent with a law of the Commonwealth or of Western Australia or any Government Agreement existing at the time of this Agreement or any of Australia’s international obligations.
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 85. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
86. Victoria will:
86.1. Implement the CAR Reserve System, including any required public land tenure changes, described in Attachment 1 and identified on Map 1.
86.2. Produce and publish by 30 June 2000 the North East Forest Management Plan that reflects the outcomes of this Agreement.
86.3. Implement the Integrated Forest Planning System and the Statewide Forest Resource Inventory (SFRI) in the North East region in time for the next review of sustainable yield due in 2001;
86.4. Publish future reports of audits of compliance with the Code of Forest Practices for Timber Production;
86.5. Take into account competitive neutrality principles in any changes arising from the Xxxxxx Xxx 0000, National Competition Policy Review and Government Response (May 1999).
87. The Commonwealth will:
87.1. Maintain accreditation of Victoria’s forest management system for the North East region as amended by this Agreement providing changes to the system are consistent with the provisions of this Agreement;
87.2. Not prevent enterprises obtaining, using or exporting timber, woodchips or unprocessed wood products sourced from the North East region in accordance with this Agreement.
88. The Parties agree that:
88.1. If to protect the environment and heritage values in native forests and in connection therewith the protection of:
(a) CAR Values; or
(b) National Estate Values; or
(c) World Heritage Values; or
(d) Wild Rivers the Commonwealth takes any Action during the period of this Agreement which is inconsistent with any provision of this Agreement and a foreseeable and probable consequence of which is to prevent or substantially limit:
(e) the use of land which is not included within the CAR Reserve System for Forestry Operations which, immediately before the announcement of the proposed Commonwealth Action, are being undertaken or were intended to be undertaken at any time or the use of land which is not included within the CAR Reserve System or of land within that system but not within a Dedicated Reserve in which mineral exploration and mining is prohibited pursuant to a statutory licence, permit or authority permi...
Nature of Obligations under this Part. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. Victoria will: Implement the CAR Reserve System, including any required public land tenure changes, described in Attachment 1 and identified on Map 1. Produce and publish by 31 December 2001 the Gippsland Forest Management Plan that reflects the outcomes of this Agreement. Implement the Integrated Forest Planning System and the Statewide Forest Resource Inventory (SFRI) in the Gippsland region by 31 December 2002; Publish future reports of audits of compliance with the Code of Forest Practices for Timber Production; The Commonwealth will: Maintain accreditation of Victoria’s Forest Management System for the Gippsland region as amended by this Agreement providing changes to the system are consistent with the provisions of this Agreement; Not prevent enterprises obtaining, using or exporting timber, woodchips or unprocessed wood products sourced from the Gippsland region in accordance with this Agreement;
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 00. Xx is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
88. Victoria will:
Nature of Obligations under this Part. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. Victoria will: Implement the CAR Reserve System, including any required public land tenure changes, described in Attachment 1 and identified on Maps 1 and 2. Produce and publish by 30 June 2002 the Portland and Horsham Forest Management Plan that reflects the outcomes of this Agreement. Implement the Integrated Forest Planning System and the Statewide Forest Resource Inventory by 31 December 2003 for the Midland FMA, 30 June 2005 for the Otway FMA and 30 June 2006 for the Portland FMA; Publish future reports of audits of compliance with the Code of Forest Practices for Timber Production; The Commonwealth will: Maintain accreditation of Victoria’s Forest Management System for the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx region as amended by this Agreement providing changes to the system are consistent with the provisions of this Agreement; Not prevent enterprises obtaining, using or exporting timber, woodchips or unprocessed wood products sourced from the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx region in accordance with this Agreement;
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 85. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
86. Victoria will:
86.1. Implement the CAR Reserve System, including any required public land tenure changes, described in Attachment 1 and identified on Map 1.
86.2. Produce and publish by 30 June 2000 the North East Forest Management Plan that reflects the outcomes of this Agreement.
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 93. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
94. Victoria will:
94.1. Implement the CAR Reserve System, including any required public land tenure changes, described in Attachment 1 and identified on Map 1.
94.2. Produce and publish by 31 December 2001 the Gippsland Forest Management Plan that reflects the outcomes of this Agreement.
Nature of Obligations under this Part. 87. It is the intention of the Parties that this Part is to create legally enforceable rights and obligations. It is also their intention that, in the event that any provision of this Part exceeds the power of either Party or is unenforceable for any other reason, that provision is to be read as not intending to create legally enforceable rights and obligations.
88. Victoria will:
88.1. Complete and publish regional prescriptions for timber production by the end of 1998;
88.2. Implement the Integrated Forest Planning System and the Statewide Forest Resource Inventory (SFRI) in the Central Highlands in time for the next review of sustainable yield due in 2001;
88.3. Publish future reports of audits of compliance with the Code of Forest Practices for Timber Production;
88.4. Review legislation and policies relevant to the allocation and pricing of hardwood logs from State forest as part of the Competition Principles Agreement before the end of 1999;
88.5. Use its best endeavours to complete and publish management plans for all National and State Parks by the end of 1998.
89. The Commonwealth will:
89.1. Maintain accreditation of Victoria’s forest management system for the Central Highlands as amended by this Agreement providing changes to the system are consistent with the provisions of this Agreement;
89.2. Not prevent enterprises obtaining, using or exporting timber, woodchips or unprocessed wood products sourced from the Central Highlands region in accordance with this Agreement.
