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OTHER FOREST USES. 76. Parties agree that forest uses other than timber production will be determined in accordance with Victorian legislation with due regard for protection of environmental and heritage values. In some limited circumstances that do not relate to the substance of this Agreement (for example foreign investment approval, export controls for non-forest products and major infrastructure developments) Commonwealth legislative provisions may also apply.
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OTHER FOREST USES. 84. The Parties agree that Forest uses other than timber production will be determined in accordance with Western Australian legislation with due regard for protection of environmental and heritage values.
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OTHER FOREST USES. 82 Parties agree that forest uses other than timber production will be determined in accordance with New South Wales legislation with due regard for protection of Environment and Heritage Values. In some limited circumstances that do not relate to the substance of this Agreement (for example foreign investment approval, export controls for non-forest products and major infrastructure developments) Commonwealth legislative provisions may also apply. 83 Parties recognise that under the National Park and Wildlife Xxx 0000 (NSW), issuing of new Mineral Exploration and Mining titles is not permitted (except by Act of Parliament) in national parks or historic sites, nature reserves, state game reserves, karst conservation reserves, Aboriginal areas and regional parks. 84 The Parties agree that Mining Operations are permitted within parts of the CAR Reserve System which are State forest or Crown Reserves in Attachment 1. A condition of Mining Operations in Informal Reserves is that: CAR Values that are compatible with those Mining Operations be maintained; and for CAR Values not compatible with those Mining Operations, conservation be provided for elsewhere. Where a Mining Operation is not compatible with that part of the CAR Reserve System described as values protected by prescription in Attachment 1, NSW will use best endeavours to ensure that conservation of these values is provided for elsewhere. 00 Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxx will ensure that any proposed Mining Operations will be subject to environmental impact assessment (including species impact statements where required) under the provisions of the Environment Planning and Assessment Xxx 0000 (NSW). Mining Operations will be subject to the Mining Xxx 0000 (NSW), and the Petroleum (Onshore) Xxx 0000 (NSW). Mining will be in accordance with an approved Mining Operations Plan and Annual Environmental Management Reports. Rehabilitation of any sites disturbed by Mining Operations will be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the relevant statutes (including the Environmental Planning and Assessment Xxx 0000 (NSW) and the Mining Xxx 0000 (NSW)) and it will aim to achieve world’s best practice. COMPETITION PRINCIPLES 86 Parties recognise that under the Competition Principles Agreement, Governments aim to achieve more transparency and greater efficiency in Government owned business enterprises. The Commonwealth agrees that the day to day pricing and allocation arrangements for wood from public forests are matters...
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OTHER FOREST USES. 84. The Parties agree that Xxxxxx uses other than timber production will be determined in accordance with Western Australian legislation with due regard for protection of environmental and heritage values.
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