Common Contracts

BioBanking agreement ID number: 379

Biobanking Agreement • March 25th, 2019 • New South Wales

• Contract Type
  Biobanking Agreement
• Filed
  March 25th, 2019
• Jurisdiction
  New South Wales

This agreement made on the day of between the Minister for the Environment of the State of New South Wales, being the Minister currently administering the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 (‘the Minister’, which expression shall where the context admits, be deemed to include his or her successors in

BioBanking agreement ID number: 453

Biobanking Agreement • March 20th, 2019 • New South Wales

• Contract Type
  Biobanking Agreement
• Filed
  March 20th, 2019
• Jurisdiction
  New South Wales

This agreement made on the day of between the Minister for the Environment of the State of New South Wales, being the Minister currently administering the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 (‘the Minister’, which expression shall where the context admits, be deemed to include his or her successors in office) on the one part and (‘the landowner’)

BioBanking agreement ID number: 352‌

Biobanking Agreement • July 13th, 2018 • New South Wales

• Contract Type
  Biobanking Agreement
• Filed
  July 13th, 2018
• Jurisdiction
  New South Wales

This agreement made on the day of between the Minister for the Environment of the State of New South Wales, being the Minister currently administering the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 (‘the Minister’, which expression shall where the context admits, be deemed to include his or her successors in office) on the one part and Byron Shire Council (ABN 14 472 131 473) (‘the landowner’) of Lilli Pilli Road Byron Bay NSW 2481 on the other part.

BioBanking agreement ID number: 159

Biobanking Agreement • April 15th, 2016 • New South Wales

• Contract Type
  Biobanking Agreement
• Filed
  April 15th, 2016
• Jurisdiction
  New South Wales

This agreement made on the day of between the Minister for the Environment of the State of New South Wales, being the Minister currently administering the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 (‘the Minister’, which expression shall where the context admits, be deemed to include his or her successors in office) on the one part and (‘the landowner’) of on the other part.