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Required Annual Release Shortfalls 1. (1) If at the end of a Water Year there is a Required Annual 2 Release Shortfall, the Required Annual Release Shortfall is to 3 be accounted for by the Commission in accordance with Table 4 One. 5 TABLE ONE: WATER ACCOUNTING AND REQUIRED 6 TYPE OF WATER YEAR ARRANGEMENT WITH RESPECT TO REQUIRED ANNUAL RELEASE SHORTFALL WATER ACCOUNTING OUTCOMES Water Year Victoria agrees to the New South Wales and during which a Required Annual Victoria deemed to each period of Release Shortfall have used the Required special Annual Release Shortfall accounting is as agreed not in effect Xxxxxxxx does not New South Wales agree to the deemed to have used the Required Annual whole of the Required Release Shortfall Annual Release Shortfall Water Year Victoria and the New South Wales and during which a Commission agree to Xxxxxxxx deemed to each period of the Required Annual have used the Required special Release Shortfall Annual Release Shortfall accounting is in as agreed effect The Commission New South Wales does not agree to the deemed to have used the Required Annual whole of the Required Release Shortfall Annual Release Shortfall ANNUAL RELEASE SHORTFALLS 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
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