Australian Forest Growers
Protect Your Investment !
Insure Against Fire and Selected Perils
Plantation Insurance Scheme
Season 2008/09
Presented by:
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd
A.C.N. 009 098 864
A.B.N. 69 009 098 864
Level 15, 500 Collins Street, Melbourne Vic. 3000
Telephone: (03) 9613 1415
Facsimile: (03) 9614 3600
DX: 30936 Melbourne Stock Exchange
Index
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY....................................................................................................................................1
GLOSSARY..........................................................................................................................................................10
FORESTRY TERMS AND SPECIES (AS PER FORESTRY PACIFIC PTY LTD)..............................................................10
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................13
HOW TO PARTICIPATE ..................................................................................................................................14
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(b)
(c)
(d)
Procedure – Renewals........................................................................................................................14
Procedures – New Business ...............................................................................................................14
Closing Dates .....................................................................................................................................14
When Cover Becomes Effective (WAITING PERIOD) .......................................................................15
POLICY INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................16
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Special Conditions .................................................................................................................................16
Special Acceptance ................................................................................................................................16
Valuation................................................................................................................................................16
Salvage - Pinus Radiata .........................................................................................................................17
Cancellation ...........................................................................................................................................17
No Claims Bonus....................................................................................................................................17
Continuity Discount ...............................................................................................................................18
Claims Preparation Costs ......................................................................................................................18
Loss Mitigation Expenses.......................................................................................................................18
Public & Products Liability Insurance ..................................................................................................18
VALUATIONS .....................................................................................................................................................19
HARDWOOD SCHEDULES.....................................................................................................................................19
Gippsland.......................................................................................................................................................19
Central Victoria .............................................................................................................................................24
Green Triangle...............................................................................................................................................28
Mount Lofty....................................................................................................................................................29
Kangaroo Island ............................................................................................................................................33
Murray Valley ................................................................................................................................................34
East Gippsland and Bombala ........................................................................................................................38
Tasmania........................................................................................................................................................39
Western Australia...........................................................................................................................................48
North Coast New South Wales .......................................................................................................................51
South East Queensland ..................................................................................................................................55
Northern Territory .........................................................................................................................................59
Far North Queensland ...................................................................................................................................60
Central Queensland .......................................................................................................................................65
SOFTWOOD SCHEDULES ......................................................................................................................................66
Gippsland.......................................................................................................................................................66
Central Victoria .............................................................................................................................................69
Green Triangle...............................................................................................................................................72
Mount Lofty....................................................................................................................................................75
Kangaroo Island ............................................................................................................................................78
Murray Valley ................................................................................................................................................81
East Gippsland and Bombala ........................................................................................................................87
Tasmania........................................................................................................................................................90
Western Australia...........................................................................................................................................96
Tablelands NSW...........................................................................................................................................102
THE POLICY COVERING TREES ................................................................................................................105
Introduction..................................................................................................................................................105
Cover............................................................................................................................................................105
Policy Schedule...........................................................................................................................................106
Definitions....................................................................................................................................................107
Insurers Rights .............................................................................................................................................109
Basis Of Settlement ......................................................................................................................................110
Conditions 1. Non-Disclosure ..................................................................................................................111
Special Conditions ......................................................................................................................................113
Exclusions ....................................................................................................................................................115
Endorsement No 1......................................................................................................................................116
PUBLIC AND PRODUCTS LIABILITY INSURANCE................................................................................118
SUM INSURED AND RATES ................................................................................................................................118
PUBLIC & PRODUCTS LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY ........................................................................................119
Public Liability Insurance............................................................................................................................120
Part 1 - General Liability Cover ..................................................................................................................121
Part 1 - Exclusions.......................................................................................................................................122
Part 2 - Products Liability Cover................................................................................................................123
Part 2 - Exclusion ........................................................................................................................................124
General Exclusions Applicable to Parts 1 and 2 .........................................................................................125
General Conditions Applicable to Parts 1 and 2 .........................................................................................128
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................132
PLANTATION STATISTICS...........................................................................................................................134
Executive Summary
We set out the features of the 2008/09 renewal of the Australian Forest Growers Plantation
insurance policy:
Coverage
This season (2008/09) Underwriters of the forest facility have renewed coverage on the perils of
Fire, Lightning, and Aircraft.
The perils of Windstorm (Cyclone), Hail and Snow were withdrawn from the season 2003/2004.
Windstorm (Cyclone) Damage
This peril is available for season 2008/09 except for any alpine region of New South Wales or to the
Northern Territory on a prior submission basis to the Insurers.
Insurer
The lead Insurer in respect to the Fire, Lightning and Aircraft Perils policy is Lloyds of London. Master
Policy No. BIND B0793NM969695
Price
The Underwriter has maintained the expiring rates for all States/Territories for the 2008/09 season.
Policy Fee
A Policy Fee of $58.00 will apply for 2008/09.
Limits
The maximum loss limit has remained at A$12,000,000 any one plantation for 2008/09.
Net of Salvage
An option exists to ensure “Net of Salvage” for older pine trees. While this reduces the cost of
insurance it leaves the obligation of realising the value of the salvaged material to the plantation owner.
This may be a problem in the event of a widespread loss because access to a processing facility may
not be available in the time available before the salvaged timber deteriorates.
Salvage
The residual value of the property insured following loss, destruction or damage insured by this policy,
remains the property of the Insured, after it is deducted from the insured value of the loss. It is agreed
that the quantum of residual value will be assessed by the appointed Loss Adjuster at the time.
Special Conditions
Fire breaks conditions to remain in force however will only apply to new growers and for those who do
not comply will have to be agreed by underwriters as a special acceptance.
Continuity Discount and No Claims Bonus
In keeping with the continued intention to support the loyal supporters of the Forestry Facility, the
continuity and the No Claim Bonus Discounts has changed to 3% per annum, subject to a maximum of
27% over a period of nine(9) years reaching in aggregate 54% for both.
Special Valuations
Special Valuations will have to be agreed by underwriters as a special acceptance.
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Cut Off Date
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Cut off date for acceptance, 1 December 2008.
Valuations 2008/09
Australian Forest Growers (AFG) maintains a plantation insurance scheme for the benefits of its
members.
As a basis for the insurance, AFG provides a schedule of indicative agreed plantation values by
Region. By their nature these values are representative averages. These values were reviewed in
1995, 1998 and 2002. AFG decided that it was time to carry out another review in 2008 to:
1. Ensure that the methodology is consistent with that prepared by the Association of Consulting
Foresters of Australia (Leech and Ferguson, 2007) including any impact of Australian
Accounting Standard AAS35 (Self generating or regenerating assets).
2. Bring the valuations into line with current costs and prices paid for various products.
3. Consider the adequacy of the National Plantation Inventory (NPI) basis for Regions used in the
scheme to reflect different values between Regions, and recent industry expansion.
4. Consider the application of eucalypt pulpwood valuations to other hardwood crops (e.g. Acacia
mangium)
Over the past six years the level of investment in hardwood plantations has seen the development of
nodes of critical mass in plantations to support the development of industrial plants to process logs on
several new areas in various States.
There have been export chip processing plants installed and pulp mills planned on the hardwood
resources planted in the Green Triangle, Great Southern region of Western Australia, Tasmania and
plans for developments in northern NSW, South East Queensland as well as Far North Queensland
and Central Queensland coast regions.
With the rise in plantation area to 1.9 million hectares and firm plans for continued plantings at the rate
of 60-75,000 hectares per year there are ten softwood regions and fourteen hardwood regions
proposed as a basis for plantation insurance schedules in this review. These have been stratified into
three productivity levels of low, medium and high and then stratified further into four transport distances
with rages of 0-50, 51-100, 101-150 and >150 km. These distance ranges are then used as the
midpoint of the range 25, 75, 125, and 150 km which is a standard industry practice. Four transport
ranges were considered in view of the impact that volatile fuel prices are having on stumpages as there
are monthly changes in fuel prices paid by most processing operators to transport contractors over the
past twelve months.
FORPAC has used eight log regimes in addition to these two levels of stratification and hence with
twenty four regions there are a considerable number of valuation schedules. We recognise the need
for simplicity but also the need for as complete a coverage as possible for an increasingly complex
range of variables.
In order to ensure a complete understanding of the changes made in the basic assumptions and the
resultant changes in the valuations that ensue from these changes a comparative table of previous and
current assumptions used is provided. These changes are summarised in Table 1 and explained in
more detail in Table 2 and 3.
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Table 1: Key differences between 2002 and 2008 valuations
Factor
2002
2008
Softwood Regions
7 Regions
10 Regions
Hardwood Regions
3 Regions
14 Regions
Softwood
Regimes
Silvicultural
7 Regimes
A diverse range of regimes reflecting
the regional differences and different
silvicultural practices.
Hardwood
Regimes
Silvicultural
3 Regimes
Yield
Tables
transport costs
and
Proxy use of low, medium and
high site “productivity” to account
for differences in both yield and
haulage differences.
Three productivity classes (± 20% from
medium) and 4 transport distances to
give 12 valuations for each Region /
Regime.
Discount Rate
8%
9%
Compound Rate
5%
6.5%
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Table 2: Comparison of critical factors between 2002 and 2008 reports
Factor
Softwood
Regions
Hardwood
Regions
2002
There were only seven softwood regions:
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Western Australia
Green Triangle & Lofty Block
Central Victoria
North East Victoria & Gippsland
New South Wales
Australian Capital Territory
Tasmania
Three hardwood regions as there were no
major markets for hardwood in place,
other than in Tasmania and Western
Australia. The Green Triangle also was
seeing some domestic lift in hardwood
consumption with a local mill at Millicent.
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Western Australia
Green Triangle
Tasmania
2008
Softwood markets have seen increased
levels of activity and there have been mills
established on Kangaroo Island and
increased levels of investment in both
plantation and mill development in the East
Gippsland and Bombala region which have
seen markets develop as well.
Ten
Regions were selected:
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Gippsland
Central Victoria
Green Triangle
Mount Lofty
Kangaroo Island
Murray Valley
East Gippsland and Bombala
Tasmania
Western Australia
Tablelands New South Wales
There have seen huge developments of
hardwood plantation area in every region
and as these areas develop there have
been export chip mills and ports developed
and new hardwood sawmills and plywood
mills in Tasmania. There are veneer log
regimes, sawlog regimes as well as the ten
and 12 year pulpwood regimes now actual
silvicultural regimes and hence we have
fourteen hardwood regions identified.
Some measure of this need is the increased
number of hardwood species planted in
various regions instead of just Eucalyptus
globulus and E. nitens which had been the
only species of consequence in 2002.
There are now Acacia mangium, teak,
South African mahogany, Red Mahogany,
Spotted gum , Dunns White Gum, Gympie
Messmate, Blackbutt and emerging hybrids
of spotted gum and more frost resistant
species.
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Gippsland
Central Victoria
Green Triangle
Mount Lofty
Kangaroo Island
Murray Valley
East Gippsland and Bombala
Tasmania
Western Australia
North Coast New South Wales
SE Queensland
Northern Territory
Far North Queensland
Central Queensland
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Softwood
Silvicultural
Regimes
There were seven softwood regimes
which matched the seven regions chosen
at the time. There were no major areas of
these high value silvicultural regimes
planted in 2002 such as there are now.
The comments made above to elucidate the
increased number of softwood and
hardwood regions examined really are
worthy of repetition here as the increased
market opportunities are being followed by
increased numbers of hardwood and
softwood plantation regimes. There are
pruned stands and veneer log and
clearwood regimes in both softwood and
hardwood plantation regimes and the
increased range of species aimed at both
pulpwood and sawlog and higher value logs
for a more sophisticated market. Thinning
in Eucalyptus stands is becoming a
common practice in Tasmania and there
are significant volumes of sawlogs arising
from thinning as well as pulpwood. These
yields are preventing losses to mortality in
dry seasons and also provide earlier cash
flows which boost economic returns and
valuations
Hardwood
Silvicultural
Regimes
In this early stage there were only three
very straight forward pulpwood regimes
with no thinning and these were also
based on the three production regions
chosen for hardwood based on the areas
of plantation developed at the time.
Yield
Tables
and
transport
costs
When URS did the previous modelling
there were ten regions and ten yield tables
and there were assumptions made to take
account of distance by a proxy use of low
and high site quality on either side of the
median site productivity.
The impact of distance has been separated
from actual site productivity which is shown
as three classes of low, medium and high
while there were four values calculated for
stumpage in each of these classes taking
four bands of distance to either port or mill
at which the logs were processed. This
gives much more realistic values for given
site productivities and distance of a
plantation from a point of sale.
FOB Price per
BDMT
Hardwood chip prices were at levels of
US$80-92 and most of the export was of
Native forest chip
Hardwood plantation chip prices are now at
US$197 (AUD$208) with rising volumes of
plantation chip.
Softwood Prices were US$ 82-86 per BDU
Softwood prices have been lifted in the past
two years to US$170/BDU
Compound Rate
5%
6.5%
Discount Rate
8%
9%
Establishment
costs
Approximately $1150 - $1350 per hectare
in years 1 and 2 depending on species
and productivity.
Approximately $3150 - $3700 per hectare in
years 1 to 3 depending on species and
regime.
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Annual
Maintenance
$65 - $78 per hectare depending on
species and value.
$75 per hectare
Smoothing
Thinning revenue was smoothed over a
number of years based on the fact that in
practice the operation is likely to occur a
year or two each side of the scheduled
age. However the same logic was not
applied to clearfell, even though this
operation is also likely to occur a few
years before or after the scheduled age.
While it is acknowledged that such variation
occurs, this review assumes that both
thinning operations and clearfell occur in the
year scheduled.
Because of the different approaches taken in the two valuations, especially with the introduction of
three productivity classes and four transport distances in 2008 and the significant increase in the
number of Regions, it is difficult to make comparisons between the values in the two reports.
Nevertheless some examples have been prepared and are shown in Table 8. The 2002 values are for
medium value crops and the 2008 values for medium productivity crops in the 51-100km transport
distance class.
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Table 3: Examples of differences between 2002 and 2008 valuations
Valuation
Region
Regime
Clearfell
age
(yrs)
Medium
MAI
3
(m /ha/yr)
Stumpage at
clearfell
3
($/m )
Pulp
Hardwood
2002 Green Triangle
Tasmania
Western Australia
2008
Softwood
2002
2008
Value at
clearfell
($/ha)
Saw
Unthinned
Unthinned
Unthinned
12
18
12
24
20
24
27
28
27
7,576
10,183
7,576
Green Triangle
Tasmania
Western Australia
Unthinned
Unthinned
Unthinned
12
12
11
19
20
17
39
38
41
9,330
9,590
8,010
Central Victoria
Green Triangle
Tasmania
Western Australia
New South Wales
Thin at 15 & 20
Thin at 12, 19 & 26
Thin at 15 & 20
Thin at 15 & 20
Thin at 15 & 20
30
35
30
30
30
13
21.7
15.7
18.8
18.8
18
10
7
10
10
36
37
40
30
41
11,455
16,125
10,474
9,425
12,747
Central Victoria
Green Triangle
Tasmania
Western Australia
New South Wales
Thin at 14 & 21
Thin at 13, 18 & 23
Thin at 13 & 18
Thin at 12, 18 & 24
Thin at 14 & 18
30
30
25
30
30
16
20.8
22
20
16
23
20
15
13
20
76
81
55
45
50
21,210
28,770
17,590
12,810
14,100
This table is based on those regimes that are virtually comparable with the URS schedules from 2002
and still in place in 2008.
It is important to recognise that there has been a large increase in the FOB price for both hardwood
chips and softwood chips and there are forecast to be ongoing demands on resource from Asian and
likely European countries if the Russian log tariff is fully implemented as outlined by the Russians.
In Australia the likely impact of transport costs is still to be considered and it is really hard to forecast
where this is headed with the increases in fuel costs and the foreshadowed Emissions Trading
Scheme planned by the Federal Government. All of these factors will need monitoring on a relatively
constant basis to ensure valuations remain meaningful.
The insurance scheme provides indicative agreed plantation valuations by region, which necessarily
can only be a representative average value. Plantation owners have the option to provide alternative
valuations, prepared by a professional forester, if they believe their circumstances are sufficiently
different to warrant a revision.
In the selection of a low, medium, or high valuation schedule should be made with reference to
schedule description below:-
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Schedule Description
The appropriate value should be determined on the quality of establishment techniques, ongoing
management, productivity of the site and distance from processing. The distance from processing is
based on the assumption that stumpage rates reflect haulage distances.
Low Value
For self established plantations to minimum standards on low productivity sites; ongoing management
and maintenance, other than firebreaks, to minimum standard.
May also apply to reasonable managed plantations on poor sites where productivity is low, or medium
productivity.
Medium Value
For professionally managed plantations on reasonable to high quality sites; establishment and ongoing
management to acceptable industry standards.
May also apply to intensively managed plantations on high quality sites.
High Value
For intensively managed plantations on high quality sites with establishment and ongoing management
to the highest industry standard.
May also apply to professionally managed plantations on medium quality sites.
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Binder Authority – Fire, Lightning and Aircarft Perils
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform Act 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Limited hereby gives notice that this contract is effected under an authority given to Jardine
Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited by Lloyds of London Underwriters and that Jardine Lloyd
Thompson Pty Limited has effected the contract as an agent of the named Insurers and not as
an agent for the Insured.
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform Act 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Limited hereby gives notice that in dealing with or settling claims up to and including $40,000
they will be acting under an authority given to them by the named insurers and that they will be
dealing with or settling the claim as agent of the named insurers and not as an agent of the
Insured.
Goods and Services Tax remains unchanged.
State Stamp Duties remain unchanged.
Fire Service Levy of nil now applies to New South Wales (2.5% in 2005/2006)
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PUBLIC & PRODUCTS LIABILITY INSURANCE
Insurer
The Insurer in respect to the Public & Products Liability policy is CGU Insurance Limited A.C.N. 004
478 371. Policy Nos. 10M 6630524/10M9304371.
Price
The price for plantations up to 400ha has been maintained as expiring for season 2008/09. Plantations
in excess of 400ha must be referred to the Insurer for individual rating.
Cut Off Date
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Cut off date for acceptance, 1 December 2008.
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Binder Authority - Public & Products Liability Insurance
Binder Authority:
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform Act 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd
gives notice that this contract is effected under an authority given to Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Ltd by CGU Insurance Limited (ACN 004 478 371) and that Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd has
effected the contract as an agent of the named Insurer and not as an agent for the Insured.
Limit of Liability
Limit of Liability to $10,000,000 is available under the above binding authority.
State Stamp Duties remain unchanged.
Bushfire Liability Endorsement
An endorsement limiting the Insurers liability to $10,000,000 in the aggregate during the period of
insurance in respect to Bushfire Liability applies effective from 1 October 2005.
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Glossary
Forestry Terms And Species (as per Forestry Pacific Pty Ltd)
African mahogany
Khaya senegalensis a tall hardwood tree from Africa that has shown promise
for sawn timber production in Northern Australia.
BDMT
Bone dry metric tonne.
Blackbutt
Eucalyptus pilularis, a eucalypt abundant along the east coast of New South
Wales from just north of the Victorian border and extending into coastal south
east Queensland.
Blue Gum or Tasmanian Blue Gum Eucalyptus globulus subspecies globulus, a eucalypt native to
Tasmania and parts of southern Victoria, one of the hardwood species
preferred for production of wood fibre for paper manufacture in temperate
climate regions.
Clear felling
Harvesting operation where all trees on a given area are felled in a single
operation. Usually applied to even aged stands that have or have not had
earlier thinning(s).
Clearwood
Wood showing no (or negligible) defects caused by knots, resin pockets or
mechanical damage and usually displaying straight and even grain patterns.
Clearwood in small amounts exists in all trees. Pruning at the appropriate
age(s) is often used to increase the amount of clearwood in the lower bole
segment of the tree.
Corymbias
A group of Eucalypts classified into the genus Corymbia, rather than
Eucalyptus. Corymbia species with the common names spotted gum and
lemon scented gum are native to east coast of Australia.
Dunns White Gum
Eucalyptus dunnii a eucalypt native to north eastern NSW and straddling the
border into Queensland.
Final felling
The last harvest in a stand managed under a single or multiple thinning
regime.
First rotation
Crop or land established for the first time with a plantation.
Flooded or Rose Gum Eucalyptus grandis A eucalypt native too NSW and Queensland and widely
planted in sub-tropical regions for pulpwood and sawlog production.
FOB
Free on Board, refers to the price of a product on board ship without service
charges such as insurance.
Gympie Messmate
(Eucalyptus cloeziana) a Queensland eucalypt native to a number of locations
from near Gympie in the south and Cooktown in the north.
Hardwoods
Tree species defined by anatomical characteristics (bear flowers) that
commonly (but not always) produce harder/denser timber. Eucalyptus is the
principal hardwood plantation genus in Australia
Lemon scented gum
Corymbia citriodora a eucalypt native to central coastal Queensland and up to
400 km inland in a disjunct distribution.
Management Regime Specified set of operations applied throughout the life of forest stands
according to management objectives, and their ages and/or condition.
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Mangium
Acacia mangium, a medium sized hardwood tree native to Queensland and
Papua New Guinea grown in tropical regions for pulpwood. The common
name “brown salwood” is sometimes used for this species.
Maritime Pine
Pinus pinaster, a softwood tree species introduced to Australia from Southern
Europe and planted for sawlog production in lower rainfall, temperate climate
areas not suitable for radiata pine.
Mean Annual Increment MAI, is the total per hectare volume of an even-aged stand of trees divided
by its age. The mean annual increment in volume expressed as cubic
metres/ha/year is an average growth rate at a point in time. Because the age
growth relationship is not linear, half the growth will not be achieved at half the
age.
Mountain Ash
Eucalyptus regnans, a eucalypt native to Victoria and Tasmania and used as a
plantation species for reforestation in the Strzelecki Ranges, Gippsland , from
the 1960’s to the 1980’s.
Plantation
Intensively managed stands of trees of native or exotic (that is introduced)
species established by the regular placement of seedlings or seeds usually to
produce timber. Plantations established primarily to produce eucalyptus oil,
sandalwood oil, Bioenergy, carbon or other non-timber products are not
currently recorded by the National Plantation Inventory.
Pulpwood
timber cut and prepared primarily for the manufacture of wood pulp, plus
roundwood for poles and posts, chips for manufacture of particleboard and
medium density fibreboard (MDF).
Pruning
The removal of branches usually with hand held equipment (saw or shears)
while the tree is still growing to eliminate or prevent the formation of knots and
deformation of grain in the wood subsequently grown. A strategy to grow
clearwood.
Radiata pine
Pinus radiata, a softwood tree species introduced to Australia from California
and found to be the most productive plantation species in medium to high
rainfall temperate climate regions of southern Australia.
Red Mahogany
Eucalyptus pellita, an Australian native hardwood that has shown promise for
sawn timber production in northern Australia.
River Red Gum
Eucalyptus camaldulensis, is the most widely distributed of eucalypts found on
floodplains and along watercourses throughout inland Australia west of the
Great Dividing Range.
Rotation
In silviculture, the planned number of years between plantation establishment
and final harvest. Short rotations, typically of 10-15 years as used for pulp
production. Rotations of 20-30 years or more are typically required to produce
sawlogs.
Sawlog
A log considered suitable in size and quality for processing into sawn timber,
plus roundwood for veneer, ply and other solid wood products manufacture.
Straightness, diameter and knot size are important characteristics on
determination of suitability for purpose.
Second rotation
Second crop of plantation on a given area of land.
Shining Gum
Eucalyptus nitens, a eucalypt native to eastern Victoria and New South Wales,
one of the hardwood species preferred for production of wood fibre for paper
manufacture.
Silviculture
The science and technology of managing forest establishment, composition
and growth. (excludes harvest and subsequent operations).
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Silvertop stringybark Eucalyptus laevopinea, a native hardwood from the northern tablelands of
New South Wales and adjacent areas in Southern Queensland which has
shown promise for sawn timber production in the sub-tropics.
Softwoods
Tree species defined by anatomical characteristics (Cone production) that
commonly (but not always) produce softer, lighter timber. Pinus is the principal
softwood plantation genus in Australia.
Spatial Data
Information on the location and extent of geographical phenomena such as
plantations and streams, stored as either digital data in a geographical
information system (GIS) or hardcopy maps.
Spotted Gums
Corymbia maculata and Corymbia variegata, two eucalypts native to south
east Queensland and costal New South Wales and shown some promise as a
sawn timber species. Trials to hybridise these with C. torelliana to give
resistance to frost and fungus as well as improved vigour.
Thinnings
Trees harvested at intervals before final harvest to eliminate defective stems
and reduce competition between retained stems to increase their future yields
in larger, higher value products.
Teak
Tectona grandis, a hardwood originating from tropical parts of Asia and
planted widely in Indonesia and India and other countries to produce cabinet
and furniture timber. Now being planted in Northern Queensland.
Wood availability
Estimated volume of wood on an area of plantation at a specified date under
current knowledge and trends in growing and utilisation.
Woodchips
Wood in the form of small pieces and generated either by chipping whole logs
or as a by-product of the manufacture of sawn timber and plywood. Used in
the manufacture of pulp and paper and various composite products such as
medium density fibreboard, particle board and hardboard.
Yield
The volume of logs harvested, often expressed in cubic metres per hectare.
Yield Table
Table, mathematical equation or computer model that gives expected yields at
specified ages of forest stands managed according to specified regimes.
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Introduction
In Conjunction With The Australian Forest Growers We Are Pleased To Offer Our Plantation Insurance
Package For The 2008/09 Year.
This Booklet Should Be Retained As Your Copy Of The Master Policy Wording.
It Contains Full Details Of The Scheme Including:
• Explanatory Notes
• Policy Wording
• Application Form
The Renewal Package Features:
• Alternative Deductibles
• Optional Additional Claims Preparation Costs
• No Claims Bonus
• Optional Liability Insurance
All of which enables you to control your costs by selecting the most cost effective options for you.
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How To Participate
(a)
Procedure – Renewals
1.
Simply check the attached proposal form which has been pre-completed using details
from the previous year. Applications can only proceed on this proposal form.
2.
Before completing and signing the Proposal Form, applicants should carefully read the
instructions.
All questions on the Proposal Form must be answered in full.
3.
Sign the Proposal Form and mail (Pages 1 and 2) With Cheque to and in the name of
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‘Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd’, 15 Floor, 500 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000 in order
that we may issue the Insurance Certificate.
Any variance to premium will be adjusted accordingly.
Provided the Proposal is acceptable to Insurers and you are not seeking a special
valuation or exemption from special conditions a Certificate of Insurance will be mailed to
you within 4 working days of receipt by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.
You Must Retain This Booklet As Your Policy Copy.
(b)
Procedures – New Business
1.
Applications can only proceed on the Proposal Form contained at the back of the Booklet.
Before completing and signing the Proposal Form, applicants should carefully read the
instructions.
All questions on the Proposal Form must be answered in full.
2.
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Sign the Proposal Form and forward it to Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd, 15 Floor,
500 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000.
Provided the Proposal is acceptable to Insurers and you are not seeking a special
valuation or exemption from special conditions a quotation will be forwarded to you within
4 working days of receipt by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.
3.
Cover will commence upon receipt of payment of the due premium, subject to terms and
conditions, refer waiting period part ( d ).
A Certificate of Currency will be forwarded to you.
(c)
Closing Dates
• 1st Closing Date
All proposal forms and premium cheques should be received by 1st October 2008.
• 2nd Closing Date
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Any proposal forms submitted after 23 November 2008 will be subject to a 30% premium
loading.
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• Final Closing Date
st
No proposal forms will be accepted after 1 December2008, except for newly purchased
plantations.
(d)
When Cover Becomes Effective (WAITING PERIOD)
Cover will be in force as follows:
• Proposals received prior to 1st October 2008 - from 1st October 2008 after acceptance by
lead insurer and receipt of cheque by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.
• Proposals received prior to 23 November 2008 - 7 days after acceptance by lead insurer
and receipt of cheque by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.
rd
• Proposals received after 23 November 2008 – 14 days after acceptance by lead insurer and
receipt of premium (including 30% premium loading) by Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.
rd
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Policy Information
1.
Special Conditions
These are stated in the policy and must be Strictly complied with
The possibility to participate even if plantation fails to comply with special conditions exists.
However, the Lead Insurer retains the right to accept or reject the application, or charge an
additional premium if in their view the circumstances warrant it. Full details of the variation must
be supplied in writing in support of the application.
2.
Special Acceptance
Are those clients whose policies have been accepted on this basis by the underwriters.
Terms and conditions may vary.
3.
Valuation
(i)
(a)
Hardwoods
AFG Hardwood values form part of the policy and appear on Pages 19-65 of this
booklet. These are the values used for premium calculation and claims
settlements.
Values have been produced for plantations of Hardwood grown in the regions and
states Australia, with three scales of value for each. These scales reflect the
different levels of management which are explained in Item 3(ii) below.
Should this method of valuation not be satisfactory for you, you must submit the
alternative values for your plantation, (from a professional valuer), together with
supporting documentation, in order that individual agreement can be sought from
the lead insurer.
(b)
Softwoods
AFG Softwood Values form part of the policy and appear on Pages 66-104 of this
booklet. These are the values used for premium calculation and claims
settlements.
This policy is a valued policy with loss settlement being based on the value selected
and adjusted in accordance with the Basis of Settlement. Values on trees aged
1-30 years have been established by the AFG based on Softwood species and on a
replacement cost with 3 scales of values for regions and states. These scales are
to reflect the different levels of management employed and are explained in Item
3(ii) below.
For trees in excess of the maximum value provided, you have the option of using
the highest age valuation or indicating your own valuation and forwarding it to us for
rating by insurers.
The AFG insurance scheme provides indicative agreed plantation valuations by
region, which necessarily can only be a representative average value. Plantation
owners have the option to provide alternative valuations prepared by a professional
forestry consultant, if they believe their circumstances are sufficiently different to
warrant a revision.
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These AFG insurance valuations should not be used for other purposes.
(ii)
The Australian Forest Growers In the current 2008 review have identified ten (10) Softwood
regions and fourteen (14) Hardwood regions. These have been stratified into three productivity
levels of Low, Medium and High, and then stratified further into four transport distances with
ranges of 0-50kms, 50-100kms, 101-150kms, and in excess of 150kms. These distance ranges
are then used as the midpoint of the range 25kms, 75kms, 125kms and 150kms which is
standard forestry practice:Schedule Description
The appropriate value should be determined on the quality of establishment techniques, ongoing
management, productivity of the site and distance from processing. The distance from processing is
based on the assumption that stumpage rates reflect haulage distances.
Low Value
For self established plantations to minimum standards on low productivity sites; ongoing management
and maintenance, other than firebreaks, to minimum standard.
May also apply to reasonable managed plantations on poor sites where productivity is low, or medium
productivity sites
Medium Value
For professionally managed plantations on reasonable to high quality sites; establishment and ongoing
management to acceptable industry standards.
May also apply to intensively managed plantations on high quality sites.
High Value
For intensively managed plantations on high quality sites where establishment and ongoing
management to the highest industry standard.
May also apply to professionally managed plantations on medium quality sites.
4.
Salvage - Pinus Radiata
Where growers have elected the optional valuation for Pine Plantations, the salvage becomes
the property of the grower, not the insurer.
This may be a problem in the event of a widespread loss because access to processing facility
may not be available in the time available before the salvaged timber deteriorates.
5.
Cancellation
You may cancel the Policy at any time however, because of the seasonal nature of the risk,
No Premium Refunds Apply.
6.
No Claims Bonus
A No Claim Bonus of 3% per annum of continuous participation up to a maximum of 27%
applies to the Fire Premium. The discount is not applicable to the Removal of Debris premium
and Public & Products Liability premium.
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7.
Continuity Discount
A Continuity Discount of 3% per year of continuous participation up to a maximum of 27%,
applies to the Fire Premium.
This discount is in addition to the No Claim Bonus. The discount is not applicable to the Removal
of Debris premium and Public & Products Liability premium.
8.
Claims Preparation Costs
We have again included this year, at no additional cost, an amount of $5,000 for the costs you
could incur in the preparation of a claim. These costs being subject to prior consent from the
insurer before being incurred.
If you desire a higher amount than the $5,000 automatic limit, then you have the option to
increase this figure up to a total of $30,000 at the premium stated in the booklet.
9.
Loss Mitigation Expenses
Which means costs and expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred for the purpose of
extinguishing fire at or in the vicinity of property hereby insured or threatening to involve such
property or for the purpose of preventing or diminishing damage to property hereby insured by
any other Peril insured against by this Policy, including damage to gain access and the cost of
replenishment of fire fighting appliances and charges incurred for the purpose of shutting off the
supply of water or other substance following accidental discharge from any fire protective
equipment or otherwise escaping from intended confines;
10. Public & Products Liability Insurance
This is again an option this year. A separate Master Policy has been arranged and your
participation is simply arranged by completing question 7. on the Proposal.
The policy covers your Legal Liability for Personal Injury or Property Damage to Third Parties
arising from your activities as a property owner used for commercial plantation purposes and / or
by goods sold or supplied by the Insured.
The Limit of Liability is $5,000,000, and options to increase the limit to $10,000,000 or
$20,000,000 also applies.
You are liable for the first $500 of each and every claim in respect to third party property damage
only.
We Strongly Suggest You Read Both Policy Documents Contained In Sections 5 And 7.
We Recommend This Insurance To You, As The Available Legal Defences To Claims
Arising From The Escape Of Fire Are Limited.
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Valuations
Hardwood Schedules
Gippsland
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,700
$5,500
$5,300
$5,100
9
$5,840
$5,410
$4,970
$4,540
10
$6,040
$5,330
$4,620
$3,910
11
$6,320
$5,290
$4,260
$3,230
12
$6,970
$5,840
$4,720
$3,600
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,010
$5,760
$5,510
$5,260
9
$6,520
$5,980
$5,430
$4,890
10
$7,150
$6,270
$5,380
$4,490
11
$7,930
$6,640
$5,360
$4,070
12
$8,730
$7,320
$5,920
$4,520
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Gippsland, unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,320
$6,020
$5,720
$5,420
9
$7,200
$6,550
$5,900
$5,250
10
$8,260
$7,200
$6,140
$5,070
11
$9,550
$8,000
$6,460
$4,910
12
$10,490
$8,800
$7,120
$5,430
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Gippsland, Thinned sawlog, 40 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,700
$5,650
$5,600
$5,550
9
$5,810
$5,700
$5,590
$5,480
10
$5,910
$5,730
$5,560
$5,380
11
$6,020
$5,760
$5,510
$5,250
12
$6,130
$5,780
$5,430
$5,090
13
$6,250
$5,790
$5,340
$4,890
14
$6,380
$5,800
$5,220
$4,650
15
$6,530
$5,810
$5,090
$4,370
16
$6,690
$5,810
$4,930
$4,050
17
$6,890
$5,820
$4,750
$3,680
18
$7,590
$6,420
$5,260
$4,090
19
$8,350
$7,080
$5,810
$4,540
20
$9,180
$7,800
$6,420
$5,040
21
$5,020
$4,370
$3,710
$3,050
22
$5,560
$4,840
$4,130
$3,410
23
$6,140
$5,360
$4,580
$3,800
24
$6,770
$5,920
$5,070
$4,220
25
$7,470
$6,540
$5,610
$4,680
26
$8,220
$7,210
$6,200
$5,190
27
$9,040
$7,940
$6,840
$5,730
28
$9,940
$8,730
$7,530
$6,330
29
$10,910
$9,600
$8,290
$6,980
30
$11,980
$10,550
$9,120
$7,690
31
$13,140
$11,580
$10,020
$8,470
32
$14,400
$12,700
$11,010
$9,310
33
$15,780
$13,930
$12,080
$10,230
34
$17,280
$15,260
$13,250
$11,230
35
$18,920
$16,720
$14,520
$12,330
36
$20,700
$18,310
$15,910
$13,520
37
$22,650
$20,040
$17,430
$14,820
38
$24,770
$21,920
$19,080
$16,230
39
$27,080
$23,980
$20,870
$17,770
40
$29,600
$26,220
$22,840
$19,460
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Gippsland, thinned sawlog, 40 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,790
$5,730
$5,670
$5,610
9
$6,000
$5,860
$5,730
$5,600
10
$6,220
$6,000
$5,790
$5,570
11
$6,470
$6,160
$5,840
$5,520
12
$6,750
$6,320
$5,880
$5,450
13
$7,060
$6,500
$5,930
$5,360
14
$7,420
$6,690
$5,970
$5,250
15
$7,820
$6,920
$6,020
$5,120
16
$8,280
$7,180
$6,070
$4,970
17
$8,800
$7,470
$6,130
$4,800
18
$9,680
$8,220
$6,770
$5,310
19
$10,630
$9,050
$7,460
$5,870
20
$11,670
$9,940
$8,210
$6,480
21
$6,470
$5,650
$4,820
$4,000
22
$7,130
$6,230
$5,340
$4,440
23
$7,850
$6,880
$5,900
$4,930
24
$8,640
$7,580
$6,510
$5,450
25
$9,500
$8,340
$7,180
$6,020
26
$10,440
$9,180
$7,910
$6,650
27
$11,460
$10,080
$8,700
$7,330
28
$12,570
$11,070
$9,570
$8,070
29
$13,790
$12,150
$10,510
$8,880
30
$15,110
$13,330
$11,540
$9,760
31
$16,550
$14,610
$12,660
$10,720
32
$18,120
$16,000
$13,880
$11,760
33
$19,840
$17,520
$15,210
$12,900
34
$21,700
$19,180
$16,660
$14,140
35
$23,740
$20,990
$18,250
$15,500
36
$25,960
$22,960
$19,970
$16,980
37
$28,370
$25,110
$21,850
$18,590
38
$31,010
$27,450
$23,900
$20,340
39
$33,880
$30,010
$26,130
$22,250
40
$37,010
$32,790
$28,560
$24,340
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Gippsland, thinned sawlog, 40 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,880
$5,810
$5,730
$5,660
9
$6,190
$6,030
$5,870
$5,710
10
$6,540
$6,280
$6,010
$5,750
11
$6,930
$6,550
$6,170
$5,790
12
$7,380
$6,850
$6,330
$5,810
13
$7,880
$7,200
$6,520
$5,840
14
$8,450
$7,590
$6,720
$5,860
15
$9,110
$8,030
$6,950
$5,870
16
$9,860
$8,540
$7,220
$5,890
17
$10,720
$9,120
$7,520
$5,920
18
$11,770
$10,030
$8,280
$6,530
19
$12,910
$11,010
$9,110
$7,200
20
$14,160
$12,080
$10,010
$7,930
21
$7,910
$6,920
$5,940
$4,950
22
$8,700
$7,630
$6,550
$5,480
23
$9,570
$8,400
$7,230
$6,050
24
$10,510
$9,230
$7,960
$6,680
25
$11,540
$10,150
$8,750
$7,360
26
$12,660
$11,140
$9,620
$8,110
27
$13,880
$12,230
$10,570
$8,920
28
$15,210
$13,410
$11,610
$9,800
29
$16,660
$14,700
$12,730
$10,770
30
$18,240
$16,100
$13,960
$11,820
31
$19,970
$17,630
$15,300
$12,960
32
$21,850
$19,300
$16,760
$14,210
33
$23,890
$21,120
$18,350
$15,570
34
$26,130
$23,100
$20,080
$17,060
35
$28,560
$25,260
$21,970
$18,670
36
$31,210
$27,620
$24,030
$20,440
37
$34,100
$30,190
$26,270
$22,360
38
$37,250
$32,980
$28,720
$24,450
39
$40,690
$36,040
$31,380
$26,730
40
$44,430
$39,360
$34,290
$29,220
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Central Victoria
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 – 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,000
$6,510
$7,130
$7,900
$8,690
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,800
$6,070
$6,420
$6,870
$7,570
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,600
$5,640
$5,710
$5,840
$6,450
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,410
$5,210
$5,000
$4,810
$5,330
Medium productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 – 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,390
$7,350
$8,520
$9,910
$10,890
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,140
$6,810
$7,630
$8,630
$9,480
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,890
$6,270
$6,740
$7,340
$8,080
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,640
$5,730
$5,860
$6,050
$6,680
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,780
$6,480
$6,180
$5,880
9
$8,200
$7,550
$6,900
$6,250
10
$9,900
$8,840
$7,770
$6,710
11
$11,920
$10,380
$8,830
$7,290
12
$13,080
$11,390
$9,710
$8,030
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Central Victoria, Unthinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,780
$5,750
$5,710
$5,670
9
$5,980
$5,900
$5,820
$5,740
10
$6,200
$6,070
$5,940
$5,810
11
$6,430
$6,250
$6,060
$5,870
12
$6,700
$6,440
$6,190
$5,930
13
$6,990
$6,660
$6,330
$5,990
14
$7,320
$6,900
$6,480
$6,050
15
$7,700
$7,180
$6,650
$6,120
16
$8,140
$7,490
$6,840
$6,200
17
$8,630
$7,850
$7,070
$6,290
18
$9,490
$8,640
$7,790
$6,930
19
$10,430
$9,500
$8,570
$7,640
20
$11,450
$10,440
$9,420
$8,410
21
$12,560
$11,460
$10,350
$9,250
22
$13,770
$12,570
$11,360
$10,160
23
$15,090
$13,780
$12,470
$11,160
24
$16,540
$15,100
$13,670
$12,240
25
$18,110
$16,550
$14,990
$13,430
25
Central Victoria, unthinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,890
$5,840
$5,800
$5,750
9
$6,210
$6,110
$6,010
$5,910
10
$6,570
$6,410
$6,250
$6,090
11
$6,980
$6,740
$6,510
$6,280
12
$7,440
$7,120
$6,800
$6,480
13
$7,960
$7,540
$7,130
$6,710
14
$8,560
$8,030
$7,500
$6,970
15
$9,240
$8,580
$7,920
$7,260
16
$10,020
$9,210
$8,400
$7,600
17
$10,910
$9,940
$8,960
$7,980
18
$11,980
$10,910
$9,850
$8,780
19
$13,140
$11,980
$10,810
$9,650
20
$14,400
$13,140
$11,870
$10,600
21
$15,780
$14,400
$13,020
$11,640
22
$17,280
$15,780
$14,270
$12,770
23
$18,920
$17,280
$15,640
$14,000
24
$20,700
$18,920
$17,130
$15,340
25
$22,650
$20,700
$18,750
$16,800
26
Central Victoria, unthinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,990
$5,940
$5,880
$5,830
9
$6,440
$6,320
$6,200
$6,080
10
$6,940
$6,750
$6,560
$6,370
11
$7,520
$7,240
$6,960
$6,680
12
$8,180
$7,800
$7,420
$7,030
13
$8,930
$8,430
$7,930
$7,430
14
$9,790
$9,160
$8,520
$7,890
15
$10,770
$9,980
$9,190
$8,400
16
$11,900
$10,930
$9,960
$8,990
17
$13,200
$12,020
$10,850
$9,670
18
$14,470
$13,190
$11,910
$10,620
19
$15,850
$14,450
$13,060
$11,660
20
$17,360
$15,840
$14,320
$12,790
21
$19,000
$17,340
$15,690
$14,030
22
$20,790
$18,990
$17,180
$15,370
23
$22,750
$20,780
$18,810
$16,840
24
$24,870
$22,730
$20,580
$18,430
25
$27,200
$24,860
$22,520
$20,180
27
Green Triangle
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,990
$6,480
$7,090
$7,850
$8,630
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,780
$6,030
$6,350
$6,760
$7,450
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,570
$5,570
$5,600
$5,670
$6,260
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,360
$5,110
$4,850
$4,580
$5,080
Medium productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,380
$7,320
$8,470
$9,840
$10,810
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,110
$6,750
$7,530
$8,480
$9,330
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,850
$6,180
$6,600
$7,130
$7,850
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,590
$5,610
$5,660
$5,770
$6,370
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,760
$8,160
$9,840
$11,840
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,450
$7,480
$8,720
$10,210
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,130
$6,790
$7,600
$8,580
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,820
$6,100
$6,470
$6,950
12
$12,990
$11,210
$9,430
$7,650
28
Mount Lofty
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,630
$5,440
$5,250
$5,060
9
$5,690
$5,280
$4,870
$4,460
10
$5,790
$5,120
$4,450
$3,780
11
$5,960
$4,980
$4,010
$3,040
12
$6,580
$5,510
$4,450
$3,390
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,920
$5,690
$5,450
$5,220
9
$6,330
$5,820
$5,310
$4,790
10
$6,840
$6,010
$5,170
$4,330
11
$7,480
$6,270
$5,050
$3,830
12
$8,240
$6,910
$5,590
$4,260
High productivity table,
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,220
$5,930
$5,650
$5,370
9
$6,970
$6,360
$5,740
$5,130
10
$7,890
$6,890
$5,880
$4,880
11
$9,010
$7,550
$6,090
$4,630
12
$9,900
$8,310
$6,720
$5,130
29
Mt Lofty,Thinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,110
$5,170
$4,220
$3,280
9
$6,700
$5,790
$4,870
$3,960
10
$5,420
$4,860
$4,310
$3,750
11
$6,160
$5,640
$5,120
$4,600
12
$6,950
$6,480
$6,010
$5,530
13
$7,320
$6,710
$6,090
$5,470
14
$7,750
$6,960
$6,180
$5,390
15
$8,230
$7,250
$6,270
$5,290
16
$5,740
$5,050
$4,360
$3,670
17
$5,730
$4,900
$4,060
$3,230
18
$6,330
$5,420
$4,510
$3,600
19
$6,980
$5,990
$5,000
$4,010
20
$7,690
$6,610
$5,530
$4,450
21
$8,470
$7,290
$6,110
$4,930
22
$9,310
$8,030
$6,740
$5,460
23
$10,230
$8,830
$7,430
$6,030
24
$11,230
$9,710
$8,180
$6,650
25
$12,330
$10,660
$9,000
$7,330
30
Mt Lofty, thinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$7,650
$6,470
$5,290
$4,100
9
$8,190
$7,050
$5,900
$4,760
10
$6,370
$5,670
$4,980
$4,280
11
$7,050
$6,400
$5,750
$5,100
12
$7,750
$7,160
$6,570
$5,980
13
$8,380
$7,600
$6,830
$6,060
14
$9,090
$8,100
$7,120
$6,140
15
$9,900
$8,670
$7,450
$6,230
16
$7,030
$6,160
$5,300
$4,440
17
$7,290
$6,240
$5,200
$4,160
18
$8,030
$6,890
$5,750
$4,610
19
$8,830
$7,590
$6,350
$5,110
20
$9,710
$8,360
$7,000
$5,650
21
$10,660
$9,190
$7,720
$6,240
22
$11,700
$10,100
$8,490
$6,890
23
$12,840
$11,090
$9,340
$7,590
24
$14,080
$12,170
$10,260
$8,350
25
$15,430
$13,350
$11,270
$9,190
31
Mt Lofty, thinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$9,190
$7,770
$6,350
$4,930
9
$9,680
$8,310
$6,940
$5,560
10
$7,320
$6,480
$5,650
$4,810
11
$7,930
$7,150
$6,370
$5,600
12
$8,560
$7,850
$7,140
$6,440
13
$9,430
$8,500
$7,580
$6,650
14
$10,420
$9,250
$8,070
$6,890
15
$11,560
$10,100
$8,630
$7,160
16
$8,310
$7,280
$6,240
$5,210
17
$8,840
$7,590
$6,340
$5,090
18
$9,720
$8,360
$6,990
$5,630
19
$10,680
$9,190
$7,700
$6,210
20
$11,720
$10,100
$8,480
$6,860
21
$12,860
$11,090
$9,320
$7,550
22
$14,100
$12,170
$10,240
$8,320
23
$15,450
$13,350
$11,250
$9,150
24
$16,920
$14,630
$12,340
$10,050
25
$18,530
$16,030
$13,530
$11,040
32
Kangaroo Island
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,600
$5,640
$5,710
$5,840
$6,450
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,390
$5,180
$4,960
$4,750
$5,260
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,180
$4,720
$4,220
$3,660
$4,070
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$4,970
$4,260
$3,470
$2,580
$2,890
Medium productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,890
$6,270
$6,740
$7,330
$8,080
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,630
$5,700
$5,810
$5,970
$6,590
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,370
$5,120
$4,870
$4,610
$5,110
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,110
$4,550
$3,930
$3,260
$3,630
High productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 – 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,180
$6,900
$7,770
$8,830
$9,710
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,870
$6,210
$6,650
$7,200
$7,930
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,550
$5,520
$5,520
$5,570
$6,150
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,240
$4,840
$4,400
$3,940
$4,370
33
Murray Valley
Unthinned pulpwood, 13 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,680
$5,790
$5,580
$5,770
$6,370
$7,030
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,540
$5,490
$4,930
$4,880
$5,410
$5,970
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,410
$5,190
$4,270
$4,000
$4,440
$4,920
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,270
$4,890
$3,620
$3,110
$3,470
$3,860
Medium productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,910
$6,290
$6,680
$7,270
$8,000
$8,810
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,740
$5,920
$5,860
$6,160
$6,790
$7,490
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,570
$5,550
$5,040
$5,050
$5,580
$6,170
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,400
$5,170
$4,230
$3,940
$4,370
$4,850
High productivity table
Year
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 - 50
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$6,140
$6,800
$7,770
$8,760
$9,630
$10,580
51 - 100
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,940
$6,350
$6,790
$7,430
$8,180
$9,000
101 - 150
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,730
$5,900
$5,820
$6,100
$6,730
$7,420
>151
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,400
$4,760
$5,140
$5,600
$5,530
$5,450
$4,840
$4,770
$5,280
$5,830
34
Murray Valley, Unthinned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,650
$5,610
$5,580
$5,540
9
$5,690
$5,610
$5,530
$5,450
10
$5,720
$5,590
$5,460
$5,340
11
$5,740
$5,560
$5,370
$5,180
12
$5,760
$5,500
$5,250
$4,990
13
$5,760
$5,430
$5,100
$4,760
14
$5,760
$5,340
$4,920
$4,490
15
$5,760
$5,230
$4,700
$4,180
16
$5,750
$5,100
$4,460
$3,810
17
$5,740
$4,960
$4,180
$3,390
18
$6,340
$5,490
$4,630
$3,780
19
$6,990
$6,060
$5,130
$4,200
20
$7,710
$6,690
$5,680
$4,660
21
$8,480
$7,380
$6,270
$5,170
22
$9,330
$8,120
$6,920
$5,710
23
$10,250
$8,930
$7,620
$6,310
24
$11,250
$9,820
$8,390
$6,960
25
$12,350
$10,790
$9,230
$7,670
35
Murray Valley, unthinned sawlog 25 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,720
$5,680
$5,630
$5,590
9
$5,850
$5,750
$5,650
$5,550
10
$5,980
$5,820
$5,660
$5,500
11
$6,120
$5,880
$5,650
$5,410
12
$6,260
$5,940
$5,630
$5,310
13
$6,420
$6,010
$5,590
$5,180
14
$6,600
$6,070
$5,550
$5,020
15
$6,810
$6,150
$5,490
$4,830
16
$7,040
$6,230
$5,420
$4,610
17
$7,300
$6,320
$5,340
$4,370
18
$8,040
$6,970
$5,910
$4,840
19
$8,850
$7,680
$6,520
$5,360
20
$9,720
$8,460
$7,190
$5,920
21
$10,680
$9,300
$7,920
$6,540
22
$11,720
$10,220
$8,710
$7,210
23
$12,860
$11,220
$9,580
$7,940
24
$14,100
$12,310
$10,520
$8,730
25
$15,450
$13,500
$11,550
$9,600
36
Murray Valley, unthinned sawlog. 25 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,790
$5,740
$5,690
$5,630
9
$6,000
$5,890
$5,770
$5,650
10
$6,230
$6,040
$5,850
$5,650
11
$6,490
$6,210
$5,930
$5,650
12
$6,770
$6,390
$6,010
$5,620
13
$7,090
$6,590
$6,090
$5,590
14
$7,450
$6,810
$6,180
$5,540
15
$7,860
$7,060
$6,270
$5,480
16
$8,320
$7,350
$6,380
$5,410
17
$8,860
$7,690
$6,510
$5,340
18
$9,740
$8,460
$7,180
$5,900
19
$10,700
$9,300
$7,910
$6,510
20
$11,740
$10,220
$8,700
$7,180
21
$12,880
$11,220
$9,560
$7,910
22
$14,120
$12,310
$10,510
$8,700
23
$15,470
$13,500
$11,530
$9,560
24
$16,950
$14,800
$12,650
$10,510
25
$18,560
$16,220
$13,880
$11,540
37
East Gippsland and Bombala
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,710
$5,530
$5,340
$5,150
9
$5,880
$5,470
$5,060
$4,650
10
$6,100
$5,430
$4,760
$4,090
11
$6,410
$5,430
$4,460
$3,490
12
$7,070
$6,000
$4,940
$3,880
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,030
$5,800
$5,560
$5,330
9
$6,570
$6,050
$5,540
$5,030
10
$7,230
$6,390
$5,560
$4,720
11
$8,040
$6,830
$5,610
$4,390
12
$8,850
$7,520
$6,200
$4,870
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,350
$6,060
$5,780
$5,500
9
$7,260
$6,640
$6,030
$5,410
10
$8,360
$7,350
$6,350
$5,340
11
$9,680
$8,220
$6,760
$5,300
12
$10,640
$9,040
$7,450
$5,860
38
Tasmania
Unthinned pulpwood, 12 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,040
$5,820
$5,600
$5,380
9
$6,590
$6,100
$5,620
$5,140
10
$7,260
$6,470
$5,690
$4,900
11
$8,090
$6,950
$5,800
$4,660
12
$8,900
$7,650
$6,410
$5,160
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,440
$6,160
$5,880
$5,610
9
$7,450
$6,850
$6,250
$5,650
10
$8,680
$7,690
$6,710
$5,720
11
$10,150
$8,720
$7,290
$5,860
12
$11,150
$9,590
$8,030
$6,470
High productivity table,
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,830
$6,500
$6,170
$5,840
9
$8,320
$7,600
$6,870
$6,150
10
$10,090
$8,910
$7,730
$6,550
11
$12,210
$10,490
$8,770
$7,060
12
$13,390
$11,520
$9,650
$7,770
39
Tasmania,Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,240
$6,040
$5,840
$5,630
9
$7,020
$6,570
$6,130
$5,680
10
$5,950
$5,530
$5,110
$4,690
11
$6,140
$5,530
$4,920
$4,310
12
$6,400
$5,570
$4,740
$3,910
13
$7,060
$6,150
$5,250
$4,340
14
$7,780
$6,790
$5,800
$4,810
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,620
$6,360
$6,110
$5,850
9
$7,830
$7,280
$6,720
$6,170
10
$6,780
$6,260
$5,730
$5,210
11
$7,360
$6,590
$5,830
$5,070
12
$8,050
$7,010
$5,970
$4,930
13
$8,860
$7,730
$6,590
$5,460
14
$9,740
$8,500
$7,270
$6,030
40
Tasmania, Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,990
$6,690
$6,380
$6,070
9
$8,650
$7,980
$7,310
$6,650
10
$7,620
$6,990
$6,360
$5,730
11
$8,570
$7,650
$6,740
$5,820
12
$9,700
$8,460
$7,210
$5,960
13
$10,660
$9,300
$7,940
$6,580
14
$11,700
$10,220
$8,740
$7,260
41
Tasmania,Thinned sawlog, 18 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,340
$6,210
$6,080
$5,950
9
$6,450
$6,280
$6,110
$5,950
10
$6,960
$6,690
$6,410
$6,140
11
$7,550
$7,150
$6,750
$6,350
12
$8,210
$7,670
$7,130
$6,590
13
$8,980
$8,270
$7,560
$6,850
14
$9,850
$8,950
$8,040
$7,140
15
$10,850
$9,720
$8,600
$7,470
16
$11,990
$10,610
$9,230
$7,860
17
$13,300
$11,630
$9,960
$8,290
18
$14,580
$12,760
$10,940
$9,120
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 – 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,580
$6,420
$6,260
$6,100
9
$6,790
$6,580
$6,370
$6,160
10
$7,510
$7,170
$6,830
$6,490
11
$8,350
$7,850
$7,350
$6,860
12
$9,310
$8,630
$7,950
$7,270
13
$10,400
$9,520
$8,630
$7,740
14
$11,670
$10,540
$9,410
$8,280
15
$13,110
$11,710
$10,300
$8,900
16
$14,770
$13,040
$11,320
$9,600
17
$16,670
$14,580
$12,490
$10,400
18
$18,250
$15,970
$13,700
$11,420
42
Tasmania - Thinned sawlog, 18 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 – 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,820
$6,630
$6,430
$6,240
9
$7,120
$6,870
$6,620
$6,370
10
$8,070
$7,650
$7,240
$6,830
11
$9,150
$8,550
$7,960
$7,360
12
$10,400
$9,580
$8,770
$7,960
13
$11,830
$10,770
$9,700
$8,640
14
$13,480
$12,130
$10,780
$9,420
15
$15,380
$13,690
$12,000
$10,320
16
$17,540
$15,480
$13,410
$11,340
17
$20,030
$17,520
$15,020
$12,510
18
$21,910
$19,180
$16,450
$13,720
43
Tasmania,Clearwood, 16 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$8,440
$8,270
$8,110
$7,940
9
$9,770
$9,410
$9,050
$8,690
10
$9,890
$9,550
$9,210
$8,870
11
$11,230
$10,660
$10,090
$9,530
12
$12,640
$11,870
$11,090
$10,320
13
$14,270
$13,260
$12,250
$11,240
14
$16,160
$14,880
$13,600
$12,310
15
$18,350
$16,750
$15,150
$13,560
16
$20,080
$18,340
$16,600
$14,860
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$8,850
$8,640
$8,430
$8,230
9
$10,660
$10,210
$9,760
$9,310
10
$10,860
$10,440
$10,020
$9,600
11
$12,860
$12,160
$11,450
$10,740
12
$14,870
$13,900
$12,940
$11,980
13
$17,190
$15,930
$14,670
$13,410
14
$19,870
$18,270
$16,670
$15,060
15
$22,970
$20,980
$18,980
$16,980
16
$25,120
$22,950
$20,770
$18,590
44
Tasmania, clearwood, 16 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$9,260
$9,010
$8,760
$8,510
9
$11,550
$11,010
$10,470
$9,930
10
$11,840
$11,330
$10,830
$10,320
11
$14,500
$13,650
$12,800
$11,960
12
$17,100
$15,940
$14,790
$13,630
13
$20,110
$18,600
$17,080
$15,570
14
$23,590
$21,660
$19,740
$17,810
15
$27,600
$25,200
$22,800
$20,410
16
$30,160
$27,550
$24,940
$22,330
45
Tasmania, Clearwood, 20 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$8,290
$8,170
$8,050
$7,930
9
$8,700
$8,550
$8,400
$8,250
10
$9,550
$9,310
$9,060
$8,820
11
$10,540
$10,180
$9,820
$9,470
12
$11,670
$11,180
$10,690
$10,210
13
$12,960
$12,330
$11,690
$11,060
14
$14,450
$13,640
$12,830
$12,020
15
$16,150
$15,150
$14,140
$13,130
16
$18,110
$16,870
$15,640
$14,410
17
$20,350
$18,850
$17,360
$15,870
18
$22,260
$20,630
$19,000
$17,380
19
$24,350
$22,570
$20,800
$19,020
20
$26,620
$24,680
$22,750
$20,810
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$8,610
$8,460
$8,310
$8,160
9
$9,210
$9,030
$8,840
$8,650
10
$10,400
$10,090
$9,790
$9,480
11
$11,770
$11,320
$10,880
$10,430
12
$13,340
$12,730
$12,130
$11,520
13
$15,150
$14,360
$13,560
$12,770
14
$17,230
$16,220
$15,210
$14,200
15
$19,620
$18,360
$17,110
$15,850
16
$22,360
$20,820
$19,280
$17,740
17
$25,500
$23,630
$21,770
$19,900
18
$27,880
$25,840
$23,810
$21,770
19
$30,470
$28,250
$26,030
$23,810
20
$33,290
$30,870
$28,460
$26,040
46
Tasmania, Clearwood, 20 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
$4,920
5
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
$5,320
6
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
$6,270
7
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
$7,300
8
$8,940
$8,760
$8,580
$8,390
9
$9,730
$9,510
$9,280
$9,060
10
$11,250
$10,880
$10,510
$10,140
11
$13,000
$12,460
$11,930
$11,390
12
$15,010
$14,290
$13,560
$12,830
13
$17,340
$16,390
$15,440
$14,480
14
$20,020
$18,810
$17,600
$16,380
15
$23,090
$21,580
$20,070
$18,570
16
$26,620
$24,770
$22,920
$21,070
17
$30,650
$28,410
$26,170
$23,930
18
$33,490
$31,050
$28,610
$26,170
19
$36,590
$33,930
$31,270
$28,600
20
$39,960
$37,060
$34,160
$31,260
47
Western Australia
Unthinned pulpwood, 11 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,900
$5,710
$5,520
$5,340
9
$6,280
$5,870
$5,460
$5,050
10
$6,760
$6,100
$5,430
$4,760
11
$7,370
$6,400
$5,420
$4,450
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,260
$6,020
$5,790
$5,550
9
$7,060
$6,550
$6,040
$5,530
10
$8,040
$7,210
$6,370
$5,540
11
$9,230
$8,010
$6,800
$5,580
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,620
$6,340
$6,050
$5,770
9
$7,850
$7,230
$6,620
$6,010
10
$9,320
$8,320
$7,320
$6,310
11
$11,090
$9,630
$8,170
$6,710
48
Western Australia, Unthinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,820
$5,770
$5,720
$5,670
9
$6,060
$5,950
$5,840
$5,730
10
$6,330
$6,150
$5,960
$5,780
11
$6,630
$6,360
$6,090
$5,830
12
$6,970
$6,600
$6,240
$5,870
13
$7,340
$6,870
$6,390
$5,910
14
$7,770
$7,170
$6,560
$5,950
15
$8,260
$7,510
$6,750
$5,990
16
$8,820
$7,890
$6,970
$6,040
17
$9,460
$8,340
$7,220
$6,090
18
$10,400
$9,170
$7,950
$6,720
19
$11,420
$10,080
$8,740
$7,410
20
$12,530
$11,070
$9,610
$8,160
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,930
$5,870
$5,800
$5,740
9
$6,310
$6,170
$6,030
$5,890
10
$6,730
$6,500
$6,270
$6,040
11
$7,210
$6,880
$6,540
$6,210
12
$7,760
$7,300
$6,840
$6,390
13
$8,380
$7,780
$7,180
$6,590
14
$9,090
$8,330
$7,570
$6,810
15
$9,900
$8,950
$8,010
$7,060
16
$10,830
$9,670
$8,510
$7,350
17
$11,900
$10,490
$9,090
$7,680
18
$13,050
$11,520
$9,990
$8,450
19
$14,310
$12,640
$10,970
$9,300
20
$15,680
$13,860
$12,040
$10,220
49
Western Australia, unthinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,050
$5,970
$5,890
$5,810
9
$6,550
$6,380
$6,210
$6,040
10
$7,130
$6,850
$6,580
$6,300
11
$7,790
$7,390
$6,990
$6,580
12
$8,550
$8,000
$7,450
$6,900
13
$9,410
$8,700
$7,980
$7,260
14
$10,400
$9,490
$8,580
$7,670
15
$11,540
$10,400
$9,270
$8,130
16
$12,840
$11,450
$10,050
$8,660
17
$14,330
$12,640
$10,960
$9,270
18
$15,700
$13,860
$12,020
$10,190
19
$17,200
$15,190
$13,190
$11,180
20
$18,830
$16,640
$14,460
$12,270
50
North Coast New South Wales
Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,110
$5,920
$5,740
$5,550
9
$5,690
$5,440
$5,190
$4,950
10
$5,770
$5,360
$4,960
$4,560
11
$5,880
$5,300
$4,710
$4,130
12
$6,040
$5,240
$4,450
$3,650
13
$6,670
$5,800
$4,930
$4,060
14
$7,350
$6,400
$5,460
$4,510
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,450
$6,220
$5,980
$5,750
9
$6,170
$5,860
$5,550
$5,250
10
$6,550
$6,050
$5,550
$5,050
11
$7,030
$6,300
$5,570
$4,830
12
$7,600
$6,610
$5,610
$4,620
13
$8,370
$7,280
$6,200
$5,110
14
$9,200
$8,020
$6,840
$5,650
51
North Coast NSW – Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,790
$6,510
$6,230
$5,950
9
$6,650
$6,280
$5,910
$5,540
10
$7,340
$6,740
$6,140
$5,530
11
$8,170
$7,300
$6,420
$5,540
12
$9,160
$7,970
$6,770
$5,580
13
$10,070
$8,770
$7,470
$6,160
14
$11,060
$9,640
$8,220
$6,800
52
North Coast NSW, Thinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$5,980
$5,900
$5,820
$5,730
9
$5,900
$5,800
$5,700
$5,600
10
$6,060
$5,900
$5,730
$5,570
11
$6,240
$6,000
$5,760
$5,520
12
$6,430
$6,110
$5,780
$5,450
13
$6,640
$6,220
$5,790
$5,360
14
$6,880
$6,340
$5,800
$5,260
15
$7,150
$6,480
$5,800
$5,130
16
$7,460
$6,640
$5,810
$4,980
17
$7,820
$6,820
$5,810
$4,810
18
$8,610
$7,510
$6,420
$5,320
19
$9,460
$8,270
$7,080
$5,880
20
$10,400
$9,100
$7,800
$6,500
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,130
$6,030
$5,930
$5,820
9
$6,100
$5,980
$5,850
$5,720
10
$6,390
$6,190
$5,980
$5,780
11
$6,720
$6,420
$6,120
$5,820
12
$7,090
$6,680
$6,270
$5,860
13
$7,500
$6,970
$6,440
$5,900
14
$7,980
$7,300
$6,620
$5,940
15
$8,520
$7,670
$6,830
$5,980
16
$9,130
$8,100
$7,060
$6,020
17
$9,840
$8,590
$7,330
$6,080
18
$10,810
$9,440
$8,070
$6,710
19
$11,860
$10,370
$8,880
$7,390
20
$13,010
$11,390
$9,760
$8,140
53
Nth Coast NSW, thinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,290
$6,160
$6,040
$5,920
9
$6,300
$6,150
$6,000
$5,850
10
$6,730
$6,480
$6,230
$5,980
11
$7,200
$6,840
$6,480
$6,130
12
$7,750
$7,260
$6,770
$6,280
13
$8,360
$7,720
$7,080
$6,440
14
$9,070
$8,260
$7,440
$6,630
15
$9,880
$8,860
$7,850
$6,840
16
$10,800
$9,560
$8,320
$7,070
17
$11,860
$10,360
$8,850
$7,350
18
$13,010
$11,370
$9,730
$8,090
19
$14,260
$12,480
$10,690
$8,900
20
$15,630
$13,680
$11,730
$9,780
54
South East Queensland
Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,240
$6,040
$5,840
$5,630
9
$7,020
$6,570
$6,130
$5,680
10
$5,950
$5,530
$5,110
$4,690
11
$6,140
$5,530
$4,920
$4,310
12
$6,400
$5,570
$4,740
$3,910
13
$7,060
$6,150
$5,250
$4,340
14
$7,780
$6,790
$5,800
$4,810
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,620
$6,360
$6,110
$5,850
9
$7,830
$7,280
$6,720
$6,170
10
$6,780
$6,260
$5,730
$5,210
11
$7,360
$6,590
$5,830
$5,070
12
$8,050
$7,010
$5,970
$4,930
13
$8,860
$7,730
$6,590
$5,460
14
$9,740
$8,500
$7,270
$6,030
55
South East Queensland, Thinned pulpwood, 14 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,990
$6,690
$6,380
$6,070
9
$8,650
$7,980
$7,310
$6,650
10
$7,620
$6,990
$6,360
$5,730
11
$8,570
$7,650
$6,740
$5,820
12
$9,700
$8,460
$7,210
$5,960
13
$10,660
$9,300
$7,940
$6,580
14
$11,700
$10,220
$8,740
$7,260
56
South East Queensland,Thinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,050
$5,970
$5,880
$5,790
9
$6,570
$6,380
$6,180
$5,990
10
$7,170
$6,850
$6,530
$6,210
11
$7,840
$7,380
$6,920
$6,460
12
$8,620
$7,990
$7,360
$6,730
13
$9,500
$8,680
$7,850
$7,030
14
$7,660
$7,010
$6,360
$5,710
15
$8,130
$7,320
$6,510
$5,690
16
$8,660
$7,660
$6,670
$5,670
17
$9,260
$8,060
$6,850
$5,650
18
$10,180
$8,870
$7,550
$6,240
19
$11,180
$9,750
$8,310
$6,880
20
$12,270
$10,710
$9,150
$7,590
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,230
$6,110
$6,000
$5,890
9
$6,950
$6,700
$6,460
$6,220
10
$7,770
$7,380
$6,980
$6,580
11
$8,730
$8,150
$7,570
$6,990
12
$9,820
$9,030
$8,240
$7,460
13
$11,080
$10,050
$9,020
$7,990
14
$8,950
$8,140
$7,320
$6,510
15
$9,730
$8,720
$7,700
$6,690
16
$10,620
$9,380
$8,140
$6,890
17
$11,650
$10,140
$8,630
$7,130
18
$12,780
$11,130
$9,490
$7,850
19
$14,010
$12,220
$10,430
$8,640
20
$15,350
$13,400
$11,450
$9,500
57
South East Queensland, thinned sawlog, 20 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$6,400
$6,260
$6,130
$5,990
9
$7,320
$7,030
$6,730
$6,440
10
$8,380
$7,900
$7,430
$6,950
11
$9,610
$8,910
$8,220
$7,530
12
$11,020
$10,080
$9,130
$8,190
13
$12,650
$11,410
$10,180
$8,940
14
$10,240
$9,260
$8,290
$7,310
15
$11,340
$10,120
$8,900
$7,690
16
$12,590
$11,100
$9,610
$8,110
17
$14,030
$12,220
$10,410
$8,610
18
$15,370
$13,400
$11,430
$9,460
19
$16,840
$14,690
$12,540
$10,400
20
$18,440
$16,100
$13,760
$11,420
58
Northern Territory
Unthinned pulpwood, 9 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$6,370
$5,960
$5,550
$5,140
8
$7,870
$6,960
$6,050
$5,140
9
$9,640
$8,160
$6,680
$5,210
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$7,040
$6,530
$6,020
$5,500
8
$9,360
$8,220
$7,090
$5,950
9
$12,070
$10,220
$8,370
$6,530
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$7,720
$7,100
$6,480
$5,870
8
$10,850
$9,490
$8,130
$6,770
9
$14,490
$12,280
$10,060
$7,850
59
Far North Queensland
Thinned sawlog, 18 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$6,720
$6,580
$6,450
$6,320
8
$7,840
$7,660
$7,480
$7,310
9
$9,490
$9,200
$8,920
$8,630
10
$11,410
$10,990
$10,570
$10,160
11
$13,630
$13,060
$12,490
$11,920
12
$16,190
$15,440
$14,700
$13,950
13
$19,130
$18,190
$17,240
$16,290
14
$22,520
$21,340
$20,160
$18,980
15
$26,390
$24,950
$23,500
$22,060
16
$30,830
$29,080
$27,330
$25,580
17
$33,690
$31,780
$29,870
$27,970
18
$36,810
$34,730
$32,650
$30,570
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
0 – 50
51 - 100
101 - 150
>151
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$7,150
$6,980
$6,820
$6,650
8
$8,610
$8,390
$8,170
$7,950
9
$10,760
$10,410
$10,050
$9,690
10
$13,260
$12,740
$12,220
$11,690
11
$16,150
$15,440
$14,730
$14,020
12
$19,490
$18,560
$17,620
$16,690
13
$23,330
$22,140
$20,960
$19,780
14
$27,740
$26,270
$24,790
$23,320
15
$32,800
$30,990
$29,190
$27,380
16
$38,590
$36,410
$34,220
$32,030
17
$42,150
$39,760
$37,380
$34,990
18
$46,030
$43,430
$40,830
$38,230
60
Far North Queensland, Thinned sawlog, 18 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$7,590
$7,390
$7,190
$6,990
8
$9,390
$9,130
$8,870
$8,600
9
$12,040
$11,610
$11,180
$10,740
10
$15,110
$14,490
$13,860
$13,230
11
$18,670
$17,820
$16,960
$16,110
12
$22,780
$21,670
$20,550
$19,440
13
$27,520
$26,100
$24,680
$23,260
14
$32,970
$31,200
$29,430
$27,660
15
$39,210
$37,040
$34,870
$32,700
16
$46,350
$43,730
$41,100
$38,480
17
$50,610
$47,750
$44,880
$42,020
18
$55,250
$52,130
$49,010
$45,890
61
Far North Queensland, Thinned teak sawlog, 20 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$12,380
$12,320
$12,270
$12,220
9
$20,350
$20,240
$20,120
$20,010
10
$29,690
$29,510
$29,320
$29,130
11
$40,580
$40,310
$40,040
$39,770
12
$53,220
$52,850
$52,480
$52,110
13
$67,850
$67,360
$66,880
$66,390
14
$84,720
$84,100
$83,480
$82,870
15
$71,700
$71,300
$70,890
$70,480
16
$86,610
$86,120
$85,620
$85,120
17
$103,680
$103,080
$102,470
$101,870
18
$113,090
$112,440
$111,780
$111,120
19
$123,350
$122,640
$121,920
$121,200
20
$134,540
$133,760
$132,980
$132,200
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$14,130
$14,060
$13,990
$13,930
9
$24,170
$24,020
$23,880
$23,740
10
$35,930
$35,700
$35,460
$35,230
11
$49,650
$49,310
$48,970
$48,630
12
$65,580
$65,120
$64,650
$64,190
13
$84,010
$83,400
$82,800
$82,190
14
$105,270
$104,500
$103,720
$102,950
15
$89,200
$88,690
$88,180
$87,680
16
$108,070
$107,450
$106,830
$106,210
17
$129,660
$128,910
$128,160
$127,410
18
$141,420
$140,600
$139,770
$138,950
19
$154,230
$153,330
$152,440
$151,540
20
$168,190
$167,210
$166,240
$165,260
62
Far North Queensland, thinned teak sawlog, 20 year rotation
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
$5,600
8
$15,880
$15,800
$15,720
$15,640
9
$27,980
$27,810
$27,640
$27,470
10
$42,170
$41,890
$41,610
$41,330
11
$58,720
$58,310
$57,900
$57,490
12
$77,930
$77,380
$76,820
$76,270
13
$100,170
$99,440
$98,720
$97,990
14
$125,820
$124,890
$123,970
$123,040
15
$106,700
$106,090
$105,480
$104,870
16
$129,530
$128,780
$128,030
$127,290
17
$155,650
$154,750
$153,840
$152,940
18
$169,740
$168,760
$167,770
$166,790
19
$185,100
$184,030
$182,950
$181,880
20
$201,840
$200,670
$199,500
$198,330
63
Far North Queensland, Unthinned pulpwood, 10 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,990
$5,670
$5,350
$5,030
8
$6,770
$6,250
$5,720
$5,200
9
$7,690
$6,920
$6,150
$5,380
10
$9,090
$7,850
$6,600
$5,350
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$6,570
$6,170
$5,770
$5,380
8
$7,740
$7,080
$6,430
$5,770
9
$9,090
$8,140
$7,180
$6,220
10
$11,390
$9,830
$8,270
$6,710
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$7,150
$6,680
$6,200
$5,720
8
$8,700
$7,920
$7,130
$6,340
9
$10,500
$9,350
$8,200
$7,050
10
$13,680
$11,810
$9,930
$8,060
64
Central Queensland
Unthinned pulpwood, 10 year rotation
Low productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$5,790
$5,500
$5,210
$4,920
8
$6,450
$5,970
$5,490
$5,010
9
$7,220
$6,510
$5,810
$5,110
10
$8,330
$7,190
$6,040
$4,900
Medium productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 – 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$6,330
$5,960
$5,600
$5,230
8
$7,340
$6,730
$6,130
$5,530
9
$8,510
$7,630
$6,750
$5,870
10
$10,430
$9,000
$7,570
$6,140
High productivity table
Year
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
1
0 - 50
$2,130
51 - 100
$2,130
101 - 150
$2,130
>151
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
$4,400
5
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
$4,760
6
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
$5,140
7
$6,860
$6,420
$5,990
$5,550
8
$8,220
$7,500
$6,780
$6,050
9
$9,800
$8,740
$7,690
$6,630
10
$12,530
$10,820
$9,100
$7,380
65
Softwood Schedules
Gippsland
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,240
$4,190
$4,140
$4,080
5
$4,440
$4,320
$4,210
$4,100
6
$4,650
$4,470
$4,280
$4,100
7
$4,920
$4,650
$4,380
$4,110
8
$5,210
$4,850
$4,480
$4,110
9
$5,520
$5,040
$4,560
$4,080
10
$5,870
$5,260
$4,650
$4,040
11
$6,270
$5,510
$4,750
$3,990
12
$6,720
$5,790
$4,860
$3,930
13
$7,240
$6,110
$4,980
$3,860
14
$7,970
$6,740
$5,520
$4,290
15
$8,770
$7,430
$6,090
$4,750
16
$8,130
$7,120
$6,110
$5,110
17
$8,940
$7,840
$6,740
$5,650
18
$9,830
$8,630
$7,430
$6,240
19
$10,790
$9,490
$8,180
$6,880
20
$11,840
$5,920
$10,420
$5,210
$9,000
$4,500
$7,580
$3,790
21
$8,650
$3,980
$7,670
$3,530
$6,690
$3,080
$5,710
$2,630
22
$9,510
$3,990
$8,440
$3,540
$7,370
$3,100
$6,300
$2,650
23
$10,450
$3,970
$9,290
$3,530
$8,120
$3,090
$6,950
$2,640
24
$11,470
$3,900
$10,200
$3,470
$8,930
$3,040
$7,660
$2,600
25
$12,590
$3,780
$11,200
$3,360
$9,820
$2,950
$8,430
$2,530
26
$13,800
$3,590
$12,290
$3,200
$10,780
$2,800
$9,270
$2,410
27
$15,130
$3,330
$13,480
$2,970
$11,840
$2,600
$10,190
$2,240
28
$16,570
$2,980
$14,780
$2,660
$12,980
$2,340
$11,190
$2,010
29
$18,140
$2,540
$16,190
$2,270
$14,230
$1,990
$12,280
$1,720
30
$19,860
$1,990
$17,730
$1,770
$15,600
$1,560
$13,460
$1,350
66
Gippsland, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,330
$4,270
$4,200
$4,140
5
$4,640
$4,500
$4,350
$4,210
6
$4,980
$4,750
$4,520
$4,290
7
$5,400
$5,060
$4,720
$4,390
8
$5,860
$5,400
$4,940
$4,490
9
$6,370
$5,770
$5,170
$4,570
10
$6,940
$6,180
$5,420
$4,660
11
$7,610
$6,660
$5,710
$4,760
12
$8,360
$7,200
$6,030
$4,870
With
Salvage
13
$9,230
$7,820
$6,410
$5,000
14
$10,140
$8,600
$7,070
$5,530
15
$11,130
$9,460
$7,790
$6,110
16
$10,320
$9,060
$7,810
$6,550
17
$11,330
$9,960
$8,590
$7,220
18
$12,430
$10,940
$9,450
$7,950
19
$13,640
$12,010
$10,380
$8,750
20
$14,940
$7,470
$13,170
$6,590
$11,390
$5,700
$9,620
$4,810
21
$10,950
$5,040
$9,720
$4,470
$8,490
$3,910
$7,270
$3,340
22
$12,020
$5,050
$10,680
$4,490
$9,340
$3,920
$8,000
$3,360
23
$13,180
$5,010
$11,720
$4,450
$10,260
$3,900
$8,800
$3,340
24
$14,450
$4,910
$12,860
$4,370
$11,270
$3,830
$9,680
$3,290
25
$15,830
$4,750
$14,100
$4,230
$12,360
$3,710
$10,630
$3,190
26
$17,330
$4,510
$15,450
$4,020
$13,560
$3,530
$11,670
$3,030
27
$18,980
$4,180
$16,920
$3,720
$14,860
$3,270
$12,800
$2,820
28
$20,770
$3,740
$18,520
$3,330
$16,280
$2,930
$14,040
$2,530
29
$22,720
$3,180
$20,270
$2,840
$17,830
$2,500
$15,380
$2,150
30
$24,840
$2,480
$22,180
$2,220
$19,510
$1,950
$16,850
$1,690
67
Gippsland, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,420
$4,350
$4,270
$4,190
5
$4,840
$4,670
$4,500
$4,330
6
$5,310
$5,030
$4,750
$4,470
7
$5,870
$5,470
$5,060
$4,660
8
$6,510
$5,960
$5,410
$4,860
9
$7,210
$6,490
$5,770
$5,050
10
$8,020
$7,110
$6,190
$5,280
With
Salvage
11
$8,940
$7,810
$6,670
$5,530
12
$10,000
$8,610
$7,210
$5,820
13
$11,220
$9,530
$7,840
$6,140
14
$12,310
$10,460
$8,620
$6,780
15
$13,500
$11,490
$9,480
$7,470
16
$12,520
$11,010
$9,500
$7,990
17
$13,730
$12,080
$10,440
$8,790
18
$15,040
$13,250
$11,460
$9,660
19
$16,480
$14,520
$12,570
$10,610
20
$18,040
$9,020
$15,910
$7,960
$13,780
$6,890
$11,650
$5,830
21
$13,240
$6,090
$11,770
$5,410
$10,300
$4,740
$8,830
$4,060
22
$14,520
$6,100
$12,910
$5,420
$11,310
$4,750
$9,700
$4,070
23
$15,900
$6,040
$14,150
$5,380
$12,410
$4,720
$10,660
$4,050
24
$17,420
$5,920
$15,510
$5,270
$13,600
$4,620
$11,700
$3,980
25
$19,070
$5,720
$16,990
$5,100
$14,910
$4,470
$12,830
$3,850
26
$20,860
$5,420
$18,600
$4,840
$16,330
$4,250
$14,070
$3,660
27
$22,820
$5,020
$20,350
$4,480
$17,890
$3,940
$15,420
$3,390
28
$24,960
$4,490
$22,270
$4,010
$19,580
$3,520
$16,890
$3,040
29
$27,290
$3,820
$24,350
$3,410
$21,420
$3,000
$18,490
$2,590
30
$29,830
$2,980
$26,630
$2,660
$23,430
$2,340
$20,230
$2,020
68
Central Victoria
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,230
$4,180
$4,140
$4,090
5
$4,420
$4,310
$4,210
$4,110
6
$4,620
$4,450
$4,280
$4,110
7
$4,870
$4,630
$4,380
$4,140
8
$5,150
$4,810
$4,480
$4,150
9
$5,430
$5,000
$4,560
$4,120
10
$5,760
$5,200
$4,650
$4,090
11
$6,130
$5,440
$4,750
$4,050
12
$6,550
$5,700
$4,850
$4,010
13
$7,030
$6,010
$4,980
$3,950
14
$7,750
$6,630
$5,510
$4,390
15
$7,010
$6,240
$5,480
$4,710
16
$7,720
$6,890
$6,050
$5,220
17
$8,500
$7,590
$6,680
$5,770
With
Salvage
18
$9,350
$8,350
$7,360
$6,370
19
$10,270
$9,190
$8,110
$7,020
20
$11,280
$5,640
$10,100
$5,050
$8,920
$4,460
$7,740
$3,870
21
$8,030
$3,690
$7,320
$3,370
$6,600
$3,040
$5,880
$2,700
22
$8,840
$3,710
$8,060
$3,390
$7,270
$3,050
$6,490
$2,730
23
$9,720
$3,690
$8,860
$3,370
$8,010
$3,040
$7,160
$2,720
24
$10,670
$3,630
$9,740
$3,310
$8,810
$3,000
$7,880
$2,680
25
$11,710
$3,510
$10,700
$3,210
$9,690
$2,910
$8,670
$2,600
26
$12,850
$3,340
$11,750
$3,060
$10,640
$2,770
$9,530
$2,480
27
$14,090
$3,100
$12,880
$2,830
$11,680
$2,570
$10,470
$2,300
28
$15,440
$2,780
$14,130
$2,540
$12,810
$2,310
$11,500
$2,070
29
$16,910
$2,370
$15,480
$2,170
$14,050
$1,970
$12,620
$1,770
30
$18,510
$1,850
$16,950
$1,700
$15,390
$1,540
$13,830
$1,380
69
Central Victoria, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,320
$4,260
$4,200
$4,140
5
$4,610
$4,480
$4,350
$4,220
6
$4,940
$4,730
$4,520
$4,310
7
$5,330
$5,030
$4,720
$4,420
8
$5,780
$5,360
$4,940
$4,520
9
$6,260
$5,710
$5,170
$4,620
10
$6,810
$6,110
$5,420
$4,720
11
$7,430
$6,570
$5,700
$4,840
12
$8,150
$7,090
$6,030
$4,970
13
$8,970
$7,690
$6,400
$5,120
14
$9,860
$8,460
$7,060
$5,660
15
$8,930
$7,970
$7,020
$6,060
With
Salvage
16
$9,820
$8,770
$7,730
$6,690
17
$10,780
$9,650
$8,510
$7,370
18
$11,840
$10,600
$9,360
$8,110
19
$12,980
$11,630
$10,280
$8,930
20
$14,230
$7,120
$12,760
$6,380
$11,290
$5,650
$9,810
$4,910
21
$10,170
$4,680
$9,280
$4,270
$8,380
$3,850
$7,480
$3,440
22
$11,170
$4,690
$10,190
$4,280
$9,210
$3,870
$8,230
$3,460
23
$12,260
$4,660
$11,190
$4,250
$10,120
$3,850
$9,060
$3,440
24
$13,440
$4,570
$12,280
$4,180
$11,120
$3,780
$9,950
$3,380
25
$14,730
$4,420
$13,470
$4,040
$12,200
$3,660
$10,930
$3,280
26
$16,140
$4,200
$14,760
$3,840
$13,380
$3,480
$12,000
$3,120
27
$17,680
$3,890
$16,170
$3,560
$14,670
$3,230
$13,160
$2,900
28
$19,350
$3,480
$17,710
$3,190
$16,070
$2,890
$14,430
$2,600
29
$21,170
$2,960
$19,380
$2,710
$17,590
$2,460
$15,810
$2,210
30
$23,160
$2,320
$21,210
$2,120
$19,260
$1,930
$17,310
$1,730
70
Central Victoria, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,410
$4,340
$4,270
$4,200
5
$4,810
$4,650
$4,500
$4,340
6
$5,260
$5,000
$4,750
$4,500
7
$5,800
$5,430
$5,060
$4,690
8
$6,400
$5,900
$5,400
$4,900
9
$7,080
$6,430
$5,770
$5,120
10
$7,850
$7,020
$6,190
$5,360
11
$8,740
$7,700
$6,660
$5,630
12
$9,750
$8,480
$7,210
$5,930
13
$10,910
$9,370
$7,830
$6,290
14
$11,970
$10,290
$8,610
$6,940
15
$10,860
$9,710
$8,560
$7,410
16
$11,910
$10,660
$9,410
$8,160
17
$13,070
$11,700
$10,340
$8,970
18
$14,330
$12,840
$11,350
$9,860
19
$15,700
$14,070
$12,450
$10,830
20
$17,190
$8,600
$15,420
$7,710
$13,650
$6,830
$11,890
$5,950
21
$12,310
$5,660
$11,240
$5,170
$10,160
$4,670
$9,080
$4,180
22
$13,500
$5,670
$12,330
$5,180
$11,150
$4,680
$9,980
$4,190
23
$14,800
$5,620
$13,520
$5,140
$12,240
$4,650
$10,960
$4,160
24
$16,210
$5,510
$14,820
$5,040
$13,420
$4,560
$12,030
$4,090
25
$17,750
$5,330
$16,230
$4,870
$14,710
$4,410
$13,190
$3,960
26
$19,430
$5,050
$17,780
$4,620
$16,120
$4,190
$14,460
$3,760
27
$21,270
$4,680
$19,460
$4,280
$17,650
$3,880
$15,840
$3,480
28
$23,260
$4,190
$21,290
$3,830
$19,320
$3,480
$17,350
$3,120
29
$25,440
$3,560
$23,290
$3,260
$21,140
$2,960
$19,000
$2,660
30
$27,810
$2,780
$25,470
$2,550
$23,130
$2,310
$20,790
$2,080
71
Green Triangle
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,320
$4,250
$4,190
$4,120
5
$4,600
$4,460
$4,320
$4,180
6
$4,920
$4,690
$4,460
$4,230
7
$5,310
$4,980
$4,640
$4,300
8
$5,750
$5,290
$4,830
$4,370
With
Salvage
9
$6,220
$5,620
$5,020
$4,420
10
$6,760
$6,000
$5,230
$4,470
11
$7,380
$6,430
$5,470
$4,520
12
$8,080
$6,920
$5,750
$4,580
13
$8,890
$7,480
$6,060
$4,650
14
$8,350
$7,440
$6,520
$5,610
15
$9,190
$8,190
$7,190
$6,190
16
$10,100
$9,010
$7,920
$6,830
17
$11,090
$9,900
$8,720
$7,530
18
$12,170
$10,880
$9,580
$8,290
19
$11,860
$10,820
$9,780
20
$13,010
$6,510
$11,870
$5,940
$10,740
$5,370
$9,600
$4,800
21
$14,260
$6,560
$13,020
$5,990
$11,790
$5,420
$10,550
$4,850
22
$15,620
$6,560
$14,280
$6,000
$12,930
$5,430
$11,580
$4,860
23
$17,110
$6,500
$15,640
$5,940
$14,170
$5,380
$12,700
$4,830
24
$14,490
$4,930
$13,350
$4,540
$12,200
$4,150
$11,050
$3,760
25
$15,880
$4,760
$14,630
$4,390
$13,380
$4,010
$12,130
$3,640
26
$17,390
$4,520
$16,030
$4,170
$14,670
$3,810
$13,300
$3,460
27
$19,040
$4,190
$17,550
$3,860
$16,070
$3,540
$14,580
$3,210
28
$20,830
$3,750
$19,210
$3,460
$17,590
$3,170
$15,980
$2,880
29
$22,790
$3,190
$21,030
$2,940
$19,260
$2,700
$17,490
$2,450
30
$24,920
$2,490
$23,000
$2,300
$21,080
$2,110
$19,150
$1,920
$8,740
72
Green Triangle, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,430
$4,350
$4,260
$4,180
5
$4,840
$4,670
$4,490
$4,310
6
$5,320
$5,030
$4,740
$4,450
7
$5,890
$5,470
$5,050
$4,620
8
$6,530
$5,960
$5,380
$4,810
9
$7,240
$6,490
$5,740
$4,990
10
$8,060
$7,100
$6,150
$5,200
With
Salvage
11
$8,990
$7,800
$6,620
$5,430
12
$10,060
$8,610
$7,150
$5,690
13
$11,290
$9,520
$7,760
$5,990
14
$10,620
$9,470
$8,330
$7,180
15
$11,660
$10,410
$9,160
$7,910
16
$12,790
$11,430
$10,070
$8,710
17
$14,020
$12,540
$11,050
$9,570
18
$15,360
$13,750
$12,130
$10,520
19
$14,970
$13,670
$12,370
$11,070
20
$16,400
$8,200
$14,980
$7,490
$13,560
$6,780
$12,140
$6,070
21
$17,950
$8,260
$16,410
$7,550
$14,860
$6,840
$13,320
$6,130
22
$19,650
$8,250
$17,970
$7,550
$16,280
$6,840
$14,600
$6,130
23
$21,500
$8,170
$19,670
$7,470
$17,830
$6,780
$15,990
$6,080
24
$18,220
$6,190
$16,790
$5,710
$15,350
$5,220
$13,920
$4,730
25
$19,940
$5,980
$18,380
$5,510
$16,820
$5,050
$15,250
$4,580
26
$21,820
$5,670
$20,110
$5,230
$18,410
$4,790
$16,710
$4,340
27
$23,860
$5,250
$22,010
$4,840
$20,150
$4,430
$18,290
$4,020
28
$26,090
$4,700
$24,070
$4,330
$22,040
$3,970
$20,020
$3,600
29
$28,520
$3,990
$26,320
$3,680
$24,110
$3,380
$21,900
$3,070
30
$31,170
$3,120
$28,770
$2,880
$26,360
$2,640
$23,960
$2,400
73
Green Triangle, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,540
$4,440
$4,340
$4,240
5
$5,080
$4,870
$4,660
$4,450
6
$5,710
$5,360
$5,020
$4,670
7
$6,460
$5,950
$5,450
$4,940
8
$7,310
$6,620
$5,930
$5,240
9
$8,260
$7,360
$6,460
$5,560
10
$9,360
$8,210
$7,070
$5,920
11
$10,610
$9,180
$7,760
$6,330
12
$12,050
$10,300
$8,550
$6,800
13
$13,690
$11,570
$9,450
$7,340
14
$12,880
$11,510
$10,130
$8,760
15
$14,120
$12,630
$11,130
$9,630
16
$15,480
$13,840
$12,210
$10,580
17
$16,950
$15,170
$13,390
$11,610
18
$18,560
$16,620
$14,680
$12,740
19
$18,080
$16,520
$14,960
$13,400
20
$19,790
$9,900
$18,090
$9,050
$16,380
$8,190
$14,680
$7,340
21
$21,650
$9,960
$19,790
$9,100
$17,940
$8,250
$16,090
$7,400
22
$23,680
$9,950
$21,660
$9,100
$19,640
$8,250
$17,620
$7,400
23
$25,890
$9,840
$23,690
$9,000
$21,490
$8,170
$19,280
$7,330
24
$21,950
$7,460
$20,230
$6,880
$18,510
$6,290
$16,780
$5,710
25
$24,000
$7,200
$22,130
$6,640
$20,250
$6,080
$18,380
$5,510
26
$26,250
$6,830
$24,200
$6,290
$22,160
$5,760
$20,110
$5,230
27
$28,690
$6,310
$26,460
$5,820
$24,230
$5,330
$22,000
$4,840
28
$31,350
$5,640
$28,920
$5,210
$26,500
$4,770
$24,070
$4,330
29
$34,260
$4,800
$31,610
$4,430
$28,960
$4,050
$26,310
$3,680
30
$37,420
$3,740
$34,540
$3,450
$31,650
$3,170
$28,760
$2,880
74
Mount Lofty
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,260
$4,200
$4,130
$4,070
5
$4,480
$4,340
$4,200
$4,060
6
$4,730
$4,490
$4,260
$4,030
7
$5,030
$4,690
$4,350
$4,020
8
$5,350
$4,900
$4,440
$3,980
9
$5,710
$5,110
$4,510
$3,910
10
$6,100
$5,340
$4,580
$3,820
11
$6,560
$5,610
$4,660
$3,710
12
$7,080
$5,910
$4,750
$3,580
13
$7,680
$6,260
$4,850
$3,440
14
$7,610
$6,690
$5,780
$4,860
15
$8,380
$7,380
$6,380
$5,380
16
$9,210
$8,120
$7,030
$5,950
17
$10,120
$8,940
$7,750
$6,560
18
$11,110
$9,820
$8,530
$7,240
19
$11,070
$10,030
$8,990
20
$12,150
$6,080
$11,010
$5,510
$9,880
$4,940
21
$13,320
$6,130
$12,080
$5,560
$10,850
22
$14,600
$6,130
$13,250
$5,570
$11,910
23
$16,000
$6,080
$14,530
$5,520
24
$13,560
$4,610
$12,420
$4,220
25
$14,870
$4,460
$13,620
26
$16,290
$4,240
27
$17,830
$3,920
28
$19,520
29
$21,360
30
$23,360
With
Salvage
$7,950
$8,740
$4,370
$4,990
$9,610
$4,420
$5,000
$10,560
$4,440
$13,060
$4,960
$11,590
$4,400
$11,270
$3,830
$10,120
$3,440
$4,090
$12,370
$3,710
$11,110
$3,330
$14,920
$3,880
$13,560
$3,530
$12,200
$3,170
$16,350
$3,600
$14,860
$3,270
$13,380
$2,940
$3,510
$17,900
$3,220
$16,280
$2,930
$14,660
$2,640
$2,990
$19,590
$2,740
$17,830
$2,500
$16,060
$2,250
$2,340
$21,440
$2,140
$19,520
$1,950
$17,590
$1,760
75
Mount Lofty, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,360
$4,280
$4,190
$4,110
5
$4,690
$4,510
$4,340
$4,160
6
$5,070
$4,780
$4,490
$4,200
7
$5,530
$5,100
$4,680
$4,260
8
$6,040
$5,460
$4,890
$4,320
9
$6,600
$5,850
$5,100
$4,350
10
$7,240
$6,280
$5,330
$4,380
11
$7,970
$6,780
$5,600
$4,410
12
$8,810
$7,350
$5,900
$4,440
13
$9,770
$8,010
$6,240
$4,480
14
$9,690
$8,540
$7,400
$6,250
15
$10,640
$9,390
$8,140
$6,900
16
$11,680
$10,320
$8,960
$7,600
17
$12,810
$11,330
$9,850
$8,360
18
$14,050
$12,430
$10,810
$9,200
19
$13,980
$12,680
$11,380
$10,080
20
$15,320
$7,660
$13,900
$6,950
$12,490
$6,250
$11,070
$5,540
21
$16,780
$7,720
$15,240
$7,010
$13,690
$6,300
$12,150
$5,590
22
$18,370
$7,720
$16,690
$7,010
$15,010
$6,300
$13,320
$5,590
23
$20,110
$7,640
$18,270
$6,940
$16,440
$6,250
$14,600
$5,550
24
$17,060
$5,800
$15,620
$5,310
$14,190
$4,820
$12,760
$4,340
25
$18,670
$5,600
$17,110
$5,130
$15,550
$4,670
$13,990
$4,200
26
$20,440
$5,310
$18,730
$4,870
$17,030
$4,430
$15,330
$3,990
27
$22,360
$4,920
$20,500
$4,510
$18,640
$4,100
$16,790
$3,690
28
$24,450
$4,400
$22,430
$4,040
$20,400
$3,670
$18,380
$3,310
29
$26,730
$3,740
$24,530
$3,430
$22,320
$3,120
$20,120
$2,820
30
$29,220
$2,920
$26,820
$2,680
$24,410
$2,440
$22,010
$2,200
76
Mount Lofty, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,450
$4,360
$4,260
$4,160
5
$4,900
$4,690
$4,480
$4,260
6
$5,410
$5,070
$4,720
$4,370
7
$6,030
$5,520
$5,020
$4,510
8
$6,720
$6,030
$5,340
$4,650
9
$7,490
$6,590
$5,690
$4,790
10
$8,370
$7,230
$6,080
$4,940
With
Salvage
11
$9,380
$7,960
$6,530
$5,110
12
$10,540
$8,800
$7,050
$5,300
13
$11,870
$9,750
$7,630
$5,520
14
$11,760
$10,390
$9,020
$7,640
15
$12,900
$11,410
$9,910
$8,410
16
$14,150
$12,510
$10,880
$9,250
17
$15,500
$13,720
$11,940
$10,160
18
$16,980
$15,040
$13,100
$11,160
19
$16,890
$15,330
$13,770
$12,210
20
$18,500
$9,250
$16,800
$8,400
$15,090
$7,550
$13,390
$6,700
21
$20,240
$9,310
$18,390
$8,460
$16,540
$7,610
$14,680
$6,750
22
$22,150
$9,300
$20,130
$8,450
$18,100
$7,600
$16,080
$6,750
23
$24,220
$9,200
$22,020
$8,370
$19,820
$7,530
$17,610
$6,690
24
$20,550
$6,990
$18,830
$6,400
$17,110
$5,820
$15,390
$5,230
25
$22,480
$6,740
$20,610
$6,180
$18,730
$5,620
$16,860
$5,060
26
$24,590
$6,390
$22,540
$5,860
$20,500
$5,330
$18,450
$4,800
27
$26,880
$5,910
$24,650
$5,420
$22,430
$4,930
$20,200
$4,440
28
$29,380
$5,290
$26,950
$4,850
$24,530
$4,420
$22,100
$3,980
29
$32,110
$4,500
$29,460
$4,120
$26,810
$3,750
$24,170
$3,380
30
$35,080
$3,510
$32,200
$3,220
$29,310
$2,930
$26,420
$2,640
77
Kangaroo Island
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,150
$4,090
$4,030
$3,970
5
$4,240
$4,120
$3,990
$3,860
6
$4,340
$4,130
$3,920
$3,710
7
$4,460
$4,160
$3,850
$3,540
8
$4,590
$4,170
$3,750
$3,330
9
$4,700
$4,160
$3,610
$3,060
10
$4,830
$4,140
$3,440
$2,750
11
$4,970
$4,110
$3,240
$2,370
12
$5,130
$4,070
$3,010
$1,950
13
$5,320
$4,030
$2,750
$1,460
14
$5,410
$4,540
$3,670
$2,800
15
$5,980
$5,030
$4,080
$3,130
16
$6,600
$5,560
$4,530
$3,500
17
$7,270
$6,150
$5,020
$3,890
18
$8,010
$6,780
$5,550
$4,330
19
$8,000
$6,990
$5,990
20
$8,810
$4,410
$7,710
$3,860
$6,610
With
Salvage
$4,980
$3,310
$5,510
$2,760
21
$9,680
$4,450
$8,480
$3,900
$7,280
$3,350
$6,080
$2,800
22
$10,630
$4,460
$9,330
$3,920
$8,020
$3,370
$6,710
$2,820
23
$11,670
$4,430
$10,250
$3,900
$8,820
$3,350
$7,400
$2,810
24
$10,190
$3,460
$9,080
$3,090
$7,960
$2,710
$6,840
$2,330
25
$11,190
$3,360
$9,970
$2,990
$8,760
$2,630
$7,540
$2,260
26
$12,280
$3,190
$10,950
$2,850
$9,630
$2,500
$8,300
$2,160
27
$13,470
$2,960
$12,020
$2,640
$10,580
$2,330
$9,130
$2,010
28
$14,760
$2,660
$13,190
$2,370
$11,610
$2,090
$10,030
$1,810
29
$16,170
$2,260
$14,450
$2,020
$12,740
$1,780
$11,020
$1,540
30
$17,710
$1,770
$15,840
$1,580
$13,970
$1,400
$12,090
$1,210
78
Kangaroo Island, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,220
$4,150
$4,070
$4,000
5
$4,400
$4,230
$4,070
$3,910
6
$4,590
$4,320
$4,060
$3,790
7
$4,820
$4,440
$4,060
$3,670
8
$5,080
$4,560
$4,030
$3,510
9
$5,350
$4,660
$3,980
$3,290
10
$5,650
$4,780
$3,910
$3,040
11
$5,990
$4,910
$3,820
$2,740
12
$6,380
$5,050
$3,720
$2,400
13
$6,830
$5,220
$3,610
$2,000
14
$6,940
$5,850
$4,760
$3,670
15
$7,640
$6,460
$5,270
$4,090
16
$8,410
$7,120
$5,830
$4,540
17
$9,250
$7,840
$6,430
$5,030
18
$10,160
$8,630
$7,090
$5,560
19
$10,150
$8,890
$7,630
$6,370
20
$11,150
$5,580
$9,770
$4,890
$8,400
$4,200
$7,020
$3,510
21
$12,230
$5,630
$10,730
$4,940
$9,230
$4,250
$7,740
$3,560
22
$13,410
$5,630
$11,780
$4,950
$10,150
$4,260
$8,510
$3,570
23
$14,700
$5,590
$12,920
$4,910
$11,140
$4,230
$9,360
$3,560
24
$12,840
$4,370
$11,450
$3,890
$10,050
$3,420
$8,660
$2,940
25
$14,080
$4,220
$12,560
$3,770
$11,040
$3,310
$9,520
$2,860
26
$15,430
$4,010
$13,770
$3,580
$12,110
$3,150
$10,460
$2,720
27
$16,900
$3,720
$15,090
$3,320
$13,290
$2,920
$11,480
$2,530
28
$18,500
$3,330
$16,530
$2,980
$14,560
$2,620
$12,600
$2,270
29
$20,250
$2,840
$18,100
$2,530
$15,960
$2,230
$13,810
$1,930
30
$22,160
$2,220
$19,820
$1,980
$17,480
$1,750
$15,140
$1,510
79
Kangaroo Island, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,290
$4,200
$4,110
$4,020
5
$4,550
$4,350
$4,160
$3,970
6
$4,830
$4,520
$4,200
$3,880
7
$5,180
$4,720
$4,260
$3,800
8
$5,570
$4,940
$4,320
$3,690
9
$5,990
$5,170
$4,350
$3,530
10
$6,460
$5,420
$4,380
$3,330
11
$7,010
$5,710
$4,410
$3,110
12
$7,630
$6,030
$4,440
$2,850
13
$8,340
$6,410
$4,480
$2,550
14
$8,460
$7,160
$5,850
$4,550
15
$9,310
$7,880
$6,460
$5,040
16
$10,220
$8,670
$7,130
$5,580
17
$11,230
$9,540
$7,850
$6,160
18
$12,320
$10,480
$8,640
$6,800
19
$12,300
$10,780
$9,270
$7,760
20
$13,490
$6,750
$11,840
$5,920
$10,190
$5,100
$8,540
$4,270
21
$14,780
$6,800
$12,980
$5,970
$11,190
$5,150
$9,390
$4,320
22
$16,190
$6,800
$14,230
$5,980
$12,270
$5,150
$10,310
$4,330
23
$17,730
$6,740
$15,600
$5,930
$13,460
$5,110
$11,320
$4,300
24
$15,490
$5,270
$13,820
$4,700
$12,150
$4,130
$10,470
$3,560
25
$16,970
$5,090
$15,150
$4,550
$13,320
$4,000
$11,500
$3,450
26
$18,580
$4,830
$16,590
$4,310
$14,600
$3,800
$12,610
$3,280
27
$20,330
$4,470
$18,170
$4,000
$16,000
$3,520
$13,830
$3,040
28
$22,250
$4,010
$19,880
$3,580
$17,520
$3,150
$15,160
$2,730
29
$24,330
$3,410
$21,750
$3,050
$19,180
$2,690
$16,600
$2,320
30
$26,600
$2,660
$23,790
$2,380
$20,990
$2,100
$18,180
$1,820
80
Murray Valley
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,240
$4,190
$4,130
$4,070
5
$4,450
$4,320
$4,190
$4,060
6
$4,670
$4,460
$4,250
$4,040
7
$4,940
$4,640
$4,330
$4,020
8
$5,240
$4,820
$4,410
$3,990
9
$5,560
$5,010
$4,470
$3,920
10
$5,910
$5,220
$4,530
$3,830
11
$6,320
$5,460
$4,590
$3,730
12
$6,790
$5,730
$4,670
$3,610
13
$7,320
$6,040
$4,760
$3,470
14
$8,060
$6,660
$5,270
$3,870
15
$7,500
$6,540
$5,580
$4,620
16
$8,250
$7,210
$6,170
$5,120
17
$9,080
$7,940
$6,800
$5,670
With
Salvage
18
$9,980
$8,740
$7,500
$6,260
19
$10,960
$9,610
$8,250
$6,900
20
$12,020
$6,010
$10,550
$5,280
$9,080
$4,540
$7,610
$3,810
21
$13,190
$6,070
$11,580
$5,330
$9,980
$4,590
$8,370
$3,850
22
$11,660
$4,900
$10,590
$4,450
$9,520
$4,000
$8,450
$3,550
23
$12,790
$4,860
$11,620
$4,420
$10,460
$3,970
$9,290
$3,530
24
$14,020
$4,770
$12,750
$4,340
$11,480
$3,900
$10,210
$3,470
25
$15,370
$4,610
$13,980
$4,190
$12,590
$3,780
$11,210
$3,360
26
$16,830
$4,380
$15,320
$3,980
$13,810
$3,590
$12,300
$3,200
27
$18,430
$4,050
$16,780
$3,690
$15,130
$3,330
$13,490
$2,970
28
$20,170
$3,630
$18,370
$3,310
$16,580
$2,980
$14,780
$2,660
29
$22,060
$3,090
$20,110
$2,820
$18,150
$2,540
$16,200
$2,270
30
$24,130
$2,410
$22,000
$2,200
$19,870
$1,990
$17,740
$1,770
81
Murray Valley, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,340
$4,260
$4,190
$4,120
5
$4,650
$4,490
$4,330
$4,160
6
$5,000
$4,730
$4,470
$4,210
7
$5,420
$5,040
$4,660
$4,270
8
$5,890
$5,370
$4,850
$4,330
9
$6,410
$5,730
$5,050
$4,370
10
$7,000
$6,130
$5,270
$4,400
11
$7,680
$6,600
$5,520
$4,440
12
$8,450
$7,120
$5,800
$4,480
With
Salvage
13
$9,330
$7,730
$6,120
$4,520
14
$10,250
$8,510
$6,760
$5,010
15
$9,540
$8,340
$7,150
$5,950
16
$10,480
$9,180
$7,870
$6,570
17
$11,510
$10,090
$8,660
$7,240
18
$12,620
$11,070
$9,520
$7,970
19
$13,840
$12,150
$10,460
$8,770
20
$15,170
$7,590
$13,330
$6,670
$11,490
$5,750
$9,650
$4,830
21
$16,620
$7,650
$14,610
$6,720
$12,600
$5,800
$10,600
$4,880
22
$14,700
$6,170
$13,360
$5,610
$12,020
$5,050
$10,680
$4,490
23
$16,100
$6,120
$14,640
$5,560
$13,180
$5,010
$11,730
$4,460
24
$17,630
$5,990
$16,040
$5,450
$14,450
$4,910
$12,860
$4,370
25
$19,300
$5,790
$17,570
$5,270
$15,830
$4,750
$14,100
$4,230
26
$21,120
$5,490
$19,230
$5,000
$17,340
$4,510
$15,450
$4,020
27
$23,100
$5,080
$21,040
$4,630
$18,980
$4,180
$16,930
$3,720
28
$25,260
$4,550
$23,020
$4,140
$20,770
$3,740
$18,530
$3,340
29
$27,620
$3,870
$25,170
$3,520
$22,730
$3,180
$20,280
$2,840
30
$30,180
$3,020
$27,520
$2,750
$24,850
$2,490
$22,190
$2,220
82
Murray Valley, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,430
$4,340
$4,250
$4,160
5
$4,850
$4,660
$4,460
$4,270
6
$5,330
$5,010
$4,700
$4,380
7
$5,900
$5,440
$4,980
$4,520
8
$6,550
$5,920
$5,300
$4,670
9
$7,260
$6,450
$5,630
$4,810
10
$8,090
$7,050
$6,010
$4,970
With
Salvage
11
$9,030
$7,730
$6,440
$5,140
12
$10,110
$8,520
$6,930
$5,340
13
$11,340
$9,420
$7,490
$5,570
14
$12,440
$10,350
$8,250
$6,150
15
$11,590
$10,150
$8,710
$7,280
16
$12,710
$11,140
$9,580
$8,010
17
$13,940
$12,230
$10,520
$8,820
18
$15,270
$13,410
$11,550
$9,690
19
$16,730
$14,700
$12,670
$10,650
20
$18,310
$9,160
$16,110
$8,060
$13,900
$6,950
$11,690
$5,850
21
$20,050
$9,220
$17,640
$8,110
$15,230
$7,010
$12,820
$5,900
22
$17,730
$7,450
$16,130
$6,770
$14,520
$6,100
$12,920
$5,430
23
$19,410
$7,380
$17,660
$6,710
$15,910
$6,050
$14,160
$5,380
24
$21,240
$7,220
$19,330
$6,570
$17,420
$5,920
$15,520
$5,280
25
$23,230
$6,970
$21,150
$6,350
$19,070
$5,720
$17,000
$5,100
26
$25,400
$6,600
$23,140
$6,020
$20,870
$5,430
$18,610
$4,840
27
$27,770
$6,110
$25,300
$5,570
$22,830
$5,020
$20,360
$4,480
28
$30,350
$5,460
$27,660
$4,980
$24,970
$4,490
$22,280
$4,010
29
$33,170
$4,640
$30,230
$4,230
$27,300
$3,820
$24,370
$3,410
30
$36,230
$3,620
$33,040
$3,300
$29,840
$2,980
$26,640
$2,660
83
Murray Valley, Unthinned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,100
$4,080
$4,060
$4,030
5
$4,130
$4,080
$4,030
$3,990
6
$4,150
$4,070
$4,000
$3,920
7
$4,190
$4,080
$3,970
$3,850
8
$4,210
$4,060
$3,910
$3,760
9
$4,210
$4,020
$3,820
$3,620
10
$4,210
$3,960
$3,700
$3,450
11
$4,200
$3,880
$3,570
$3,250
12
$4,180
$3,800
$3,410
$3,020
13
$4,170
$3,700
$3,230
$2,760
14
$4,620
$4,110
$3,600
$3,090
15
$5,120
$4,560
$4,010
$3,450
16
$5,660
$5,060
$4,450
$3,840
17
$6,260
$5,590
$4,930
$4,270
18
$6,900
$6,180
$5,460
$4,740
19
$7,600
$6,820
$6,030
$5,250
20
$8,370
$4,190
$7,510
$3,760
$6,660
$3,330
$5,800
$2,900
21
$9,200
$4,230
$8,270
$3,800
$7,340
$3,380
$6,400
$2,940
22
$10,110
$4,250
$9,100
$3,820
$8,080
$3,390
$7,060
$2,970
23
$11,110
$4,220
$10,000
$3,800
$8,890
$3,380
$7,780
$2,960
24
$12,190
$4,140
$10,980
$3,730
$9,770
$3,320
$8,560
$2,910
25
$13,370
$4,010
$12,050
$3,620
$10,730
$3,220
$9,410
$2,820
26
$14,650
$3,810
$13,210
$3,430
$11,780
$3,060
$10,340
$2,690
27
$16,050
$3,530
$14,490
$3,190
$12,920
$2,840
$11,350
$2,500
28
$17,580
$3,160
$15,870
$2,860
$14,160
$2,550
$12,460
$2,240
29
$19,240
$2,690
$17,380
$2,430
$15,520
$2,170
$13,660
$1,910
30
$21,060
$2,110
$19,030
$1,900
$17,000
$1,700
$14,970
$1,500
84
Murray Valley, unthinned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,160
$4,130
$4,100
$4,070
5
$4,250
$4,190
$4,130
$4,070
6
$4,350
$4,250
$4,160
$4,060
7
$4,480
$4,340
$4,200
$4,060
8
$4,610
$4,420
$4,230
$4,040
9
$4,730
$4,480
$4,240
$3,990
10
$4,870
$4,550
$4,240
$3,920
11
$5,020
$4,620
$4,230
$3,840
12
$5,190
$4,710
$4,220
$3,740
13
$5,390
$4,800
$4,220
$3,630
14
$5,950
$5,320
$4,680
$4,040
15
$6,570
$5,880
$5,180
$4,480
16
$7,240
$6,490
$5,730
$4,970
17
$7,980
$7,150
$6,320
$5,500
18
$8,780
$7,880
$6,980
$6,070
19
$9,650
$8,670
$7,690
$6,700
20
$10,600
$5,300
$9,530
$4,770
$8,460
$4,230
$7,390
$3,700
21
$11,640
$5,350
$10,470
$4,820
$9,300
$4,280
$8,130
$3,740
22
$12,770
$5,360
$11,490
$4,830
$10,220
$4,290
$8,950
$3,760
23
$14,000
$5,320
$12,610
$4,790
$11,220
$4,260
$9,840
$3,740
24
$15,340
$5,220
$13,830
$4,700
$12,310
$4,190
$10,800
$3,670
25
$16,800
$5,040
$15,150
$4,550
$13,500
$4,050
$11,860
$3,560
26
$18,390
$4,780
$16,600
$4,320
$14,800
$3,850
$13,010
$3,380
27
$20,130
$4,430
$18,170
$4,000
$16,220
$3,570
$14,260
$3,140
28
$22,020
$3,960
$19,890
$3,580
$17,760
$3,200
$15,620
$2,810
29
$24,090
$3,370
$21,760
$3,050
$19,440
$2,720
$17,110
$2,400
30
$26,340
$2,630
$23,800
$2,380
$21,270
$2,130
$18,730
$1,870
85
Murray Valley, unthinned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,210
$4,180
$4,150
$4,110
5
$4,370
$4,300
$4,230
$4,160
6
$4,550
$4,430
$4,320
$4,200
7
$4,770
$4,600
$4,440
$4,270
8
$5,010
$4,780
$4,550
$4,320
9
$5,250
$4,950
$4,650
$4,360
10
$5,530
$5,150
$4,770
$4,390
11
$5,840
$5,370
$4,890
$4,420
12
$6,200
$5,620
$5,040
$4,460
13
$6,610
$5,910
$5,200
$4,500
14
$7,280
$6,520
$5,750
$4,990
15
$8,020
$7,190
$6,350
$5,520
16
$8,830
$7,920
$7,010
$6,090
17
$9,700
$8,710
$7,720
$6,730
18
$10,660
$9,580
$8,490
$7,410
19
$11,700
$10,520
$9,340
$8,160
20
$12,830
$6,420
$11,550
$5,780
$10,260
$5,130
$8,980
$4,490
21
$14,070
$6,470
$12,670
$5,830
$11,270
$5,180
$9,870
$4,540
22
$15,420
$6,480
$13,890
$5,830
$12,360
$5,190
$10,840
$4,550
23
$16,890
$6,420
$15,220
$5,780
$13,560
$5,150
$11,890
$4,520
24
$18,490
$6,290
$16,670
$5,670
$14,860
$5,050
$13,050
$4,440
25
$20,230
$6,070
$18,260
$5,480
$16,280
$4,880
$14,300
$4,290
26
$22,140
$5,760
$19,980
$5,190
$17,830
$4,640
$15,670
$4,070
27
$24,210
$5,330
$21,860
$4,810
$19,510
$4,290
$17,160
$3,780
28
$26,470
$4,760
$23,910
$4,300
$21,350
$3,840
$18,790
$3,380
29
$28,930
$4,050
$26,140
$3,660
$23,350
$3,270
$20,560
$2,880
30
$31,620
$3,160
$28,580
$2,860
$25,540
$2,550
$22,490
$2,250
86
East Gippsland and Bombala
Unpruned sawlog, 28 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,100
$4,050
$4,010
$3,960
5
$4,130
$4,030
$3,930
$3,830
6
$4,160
$3,990
$3,820
$3,650
7
$4,200
$3,960
$3,710
$3,470
8
$4,230
$3,900
$3,560
$3,230
With
Salvage
9
$4,230
$3,800
$3,370
$2,930
10
$4,230
$3,680
$3,130
$2,580
11
$4,230
$3,540
$2,850
$2,170
12
$4,220
$3,380
$2,530
$1,690
13
$4,210
$3,190
$2,170
$1,150
14
$4,670
$3,560
$2,450
$1,330
15
$5,170
$3,960
$2,750
$1,540
16
$5,720
$4,400
$3,080
$1,760
17
$5,000
$4,180
$3,360
$2,550
18
$5,530
$2,770
$4,640
$2,320
$3,750
$1,880
$2,860
$1,430
19
$6,110
$2,810
$5,140
$2,360
$4,170
$1,920
$3,200
$1,470
20
$6,740
$2,830
$5,680
$2,390
$4,620
$1,940
$3,570
$1,500
21
$7,430
$2,820
$6,270
$2,380
$5,120
$1,950
$3,970
$1,510
22
$8,180
$2,780
$6,920
$2,350
$5,660
$1,920
$4,410
$1,500
23
$8,990
$2,700
$7,630
$2,290
$6,260
$1,880
$4,890
$1,470
24
$9,890
$2,570
$8,390
$2,180
$6,900
$1,790
$5,410
$1,410
25
$7,990
$1,760
$6,980
$1,540
$5,980
$1,320
$4,980
$1,100
26
$8,790
$1,580
$7,690
$1,380
$6,600
$1,190
$5,500
$990
27
$9,660
$1,350
$8,470
$1,190
$7,270
$1,020
$6,080
$850
28
$10,610
$1,060
$9,310
$930
$8,010
$800
$6,710
$670
87
East Gippsland and Bombala, unpruned sawlog, 28 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,160
$4,100
$4,040
$3,980
5
$4,260
$4,130
$4,000
$3,870
6
$4,360
$4,150
$3,940
$3,730
7
$4,490
$4,190
$3,880
$3,580
8
$4,630
$4,210
$3,800
$3,380
9
$4,750
$4,210
$3,670
$3,130
10
$4,890
$4,200
$3,510
$2,820
11
$5,050
$4,190
$3,330
$2,470
12
$5,230
$4,170
$3,120
$2,070
13
$5,430
$4,160
$2,880
$1,610
14
$6,000
$4,610
$3,220
$1,830
15
$6,620
$5,110
$3,590
$2,080
16
$7,300
$5,650
$4,000
$2,350
17
$6,390
$5,370
$4,350
$3,330
18
$7,050
$3,530
$5,940
$2,970
$4,820
$2,410
$3,710
$1,860
19
$7,770
$3,570
$6,550
$3,010
$5,340
$2,460
$4,130
$1,900
20
$8,550
$3,590
$7,220
$3,030
$5,900
$2,480
$4,580
$1,920
21
$9,400
$3,570
$7,960
$3,020
$6,510
$2,470
$5,070
$1,930
22
$10,320
$3,510
$8,750
$2,980
$7,180
$2,440
$5,610
$1,910
23
$11,340
$3,400
$9,620
$2,890
$7,910
$2,370
$6,200
$1,860
24
$12,440
$3,230
$10,570
$2,750
$8,700
$2,260
$6,840
$1,780
25
$10,050
$2,210
$8,790
$1,930
$7,540
$1,660
$6,290
$1,380
26
$11,040
$1,990
$9,670
$1,740
$8,300
$1,490
$6,930
$1,250
27
$12,110
$1,700
$10,620
$1,490
$9,130
$1,280
$7,640
$1,070
28
$13,280
$1,330
$11,660
$1,170
$10,030
$1,000
$8,410
$840
88
East Gippsland and Bombala, unpruned sawlog, 28 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,210
$4,140
$4,070
$4,000
5
$4,380
$4,220
$4,070
$3,920
6
$4,560
$4,310
$4,060
$3,800
7
$4,780
$4,420
$4,050
$3,690
8
$5,020
$4,530
$4,030
$3,530
9
$5,270
$4,620
$3,970
$3,320
10
$5,550
$4,730
$3,900
$3,070
11
$5,870
$4,840
$3,810
$2,780
12
$6,240
$4,970
$3,710
$2,450
13
$6,650
$5,120
$3,590
$2,060
14
$7,330
$5,670
$4,000
$2,330
15
$8,080
$6,260
$4,440
$2,620
16
$8,880
$6,900
$4,920
$2,940
17
$7,790
$6,560
$5,340
$4,110
18
$8,570
$4,290
$7,240
$3,620
$5,900
$2,950
$4,560
$2,280
19
$9,420
$4,330
$7,970
$3,670
$6,510
$2,990
$5,060
$2,330
20
$10,350
$4,350
$8,770
$3,680
$7,180
$3,020
$5,590
$2,350
21
$11,370
$4,320
$9,640
$3,660
$7,910
$3,010
$6,180
$2,350
22
$12,470
$4,240
$10,590
$3,600
$8,700
$2,960
$6,820
$2,320
23
$13,680
$4,100
$11,620
$3,490
$9,570
$2,870
$7,510
$2,250
24
$14,990
$3,900
$12,750
$3,320
$10,510
$2,730
$8,270
$2,150
25
$12,110
$2,660
$10,610
$2,330
$9,100
$2,000
$7,600
$1,670
26
$13,280
$2,390
$11,640
$2,100
$10,000
$1,800
$8,360
$1,500
27
$14,560
$2,040
$12,770
$1,790
$10,980
$1,540
$9,190
$1,290
28
$15,950
$1,600
$14,000
$1,400
$12,050
$1,210
$10,100
$1,010
89
Tasmania
Unpruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,310
$4,240
$4,170
$4,100
5
$4,580
$4,430
$4,280
$4,130
6
$4,890
$4,640
$4,400
$4,150
7
$5,270
$4,910
$4,550
$4,190
8
$5,690
$5,190
$4,700
$4,210
9
$6,140
$5,500
$4,850
$4,210
10
$6,660
$5,840
$5,020
$4,200
11
$7,250
$6,230
$5,210
$4,190
12
$7,920
$6,670
$5,430
$4,180
13
$8,700
$7,180
$5,670
$4,160
14
$7,830
15
$8,610
$6,730
$4,310
$7,420
$5,640
$3,710
$6,230
With
Salvage
$4,550
$3,120
$5,040
$2,520
16
$9,470
$4,360
$8,170
$3,760
$6,870
$3,160
$5,580
$2,570
17
$10,410
$4,370
$8,990
$3,780
$7,570
$3,180
$6,160
$2,590
18
$11,420
$4,340
$9,880
$3,750
$8,340
$3,170
$6,790
$2,580
19
$9,080
$3,090
$8,010
$2,720
$6,940
$2,360
$5,870
$2,000
20
$9,980
$2,990
$8,820
$2,650
$7,650
$2,300
$6,480
$1,940
21
$10,960
$2,850
$9,690
$2,520
$8,420
$2,190
$7,150
$1,860
22
$12,030
$2,650
$10,650
$2,340
$9,260
$2,040
$7,870
$1,730
23
$13,200
$2,380
$11,690
$2,100
$10,180
$1,830
$8,670
$1,560
24
$14,460
$2,020
$12,820
$1,790
$11,170
$1,560
$9,530
$1,330
25
$15,850
$1,590
$14,050
$1,410
$12,260
$1,230
$10,470
$1,050
90
Tasmania, unpruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,410
$4,330
$4,240
$4,230
5
$4,820
$4,630
$4,440
$4,410
6
$5,270
$4,960
$4,650
$4,580
7
$5,820
$5,370
$4,920
$4,780
8
$6,440
$5,830
$5,210
$4,960
9
$7,130
$6,330
$5,520
$5,140
10
$7,910
$6,890
$5,870
$5,320
11
$8,810
$7,540
$6,270
$5,520
12
$9,840
$8,280
$6,720
$5,730
13
$11,020
$9,130
$7,240
$5,960
14
$9,930
$8,560
$7,200
15
$10,910
$5,460
$9,420
$4,710
$7,930
$3,970
$7,000
$3,500
16
$11,970
$5,510
$10,350
$4,760
$8,720
$4,010
$7,620
$3,510
17
$13,130
$5,510
$11,360
$4,770
$9,590
$4,030
$8,310
$3,490
18
$14,390
$5,470
$12,460
$4,730
$10,540
$4,010
$9,060
$3,440
19
$11,460
$3,900
$10,120
$3,440
$8,780
$2,990
$7,860
$2,670
20
$12,570
$3,770
$11,110
$3,330
$9,650
$2,900
$8,560
$2,570
21
$13,780
$3,580
$12,190
$3,170
$10,610
$2,760
$9,330
$2,430
22
$15,100
$3,320
$13,370
$2,940
$11,640
$2,560
$10,170
$2,240
23
$16,550
$2,980
$14,660
$2,640
$12,770
$2,300
$11,090
$2,000
24
$18,120
$2,540
$16,060
$2,250
$14,000
$1,960
$12,090
$1,690
25
$19,830
$1,980
$17,590
$1,760
$15,340
$1,530
$13,180
$1,320
$6,420
91
Tasmania, unpruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,520
$4,420
$4,310
$4,210
5
$5,050
$4,820
$4,590
$4,370
6
$5,660
$5,280
$4,910
$4,540
7
$6,380
$5,840
$5,300
$4,760
8
$7,200
$6,460
$5,720
$4,990
9
$8,120
$7,150
$6,190
$5,230
10
$9,170
$7,950
$6,720
$5,490
11
$10,380
$8,850
$7,330
$5,800
12
$11,770
$9,890
$8,020
$6,150
13
$13,350
$11,080
$8,810
$6,540
14
$12,030
$10,390
$8,760
15
$13,200
$6,600
$11,410
$5,710
$9,620
$4,810
$7,840
$3,920
16
$14,470
$6,660
$12,520
$5,760
$10,570
$4,860
$8,620
$3,970
17
$15,850
$6,660
$13,730
$5,770
$11,610
$4,880
$9,480
$3,980
18
$17,360
$6,600
$15,050
$5,720
$12,730
$4,840
$10,420
$3,960
19
$13,830
$4,700
$12,230
$4,160
$10,620
$3,610
$9,020
$3,070
20
$15,160
$4,550
$13,410
$4,020
$11,660
$3,500
$9,910
$2,970
21
$16,600
$4,320
$14,700
$3,820
$12,790
$3,330
$10,880
$2,830
22
$18,180
$4,000
$16,100
$3,540
$14,020
$3,080
$11,940
$2,630
23
$19,900
$3,580
$17,630
$3,170
$15,370
$2,770
$13,100
$2,360
24
$21,770
$3,050
$19,300
$2,700
$16,830
$2,360
$14,360
$2,010
25
$23,810
$2,380
$21,120
$2,110
$18,430
$1,840
$15,740
$1,570
$7,120
92
Tasmania, Pruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,300
$4,230
$4,160
$4,100
5
$5,020
$4,870
$4,730
$4,580
6
$5,470
$5,230
$4,990
$4,750
7
$6,190
$5,840
$5,490
$5,140
8
$6,880
$6,400
$5,930
$5,450
9
$7,420
$6,800
$6,170
$5,550
10
$8,190
$7,400
$6,610
$5,820
11
$9,310
$8,320
$7,340
$6,350
12
$10,170
$8,960
$7,750
$6,540
13
$11,150
$9,690
$8,220
$6,760
14
$12,240
$10,640
$9,040
$7,450
15
$11,830
$5,920
$10,580
$5,290
$9,340
$4,670
$8,100
$4,050
16
$12,970
$5,970
$11,620
$5,350
$10,260
$4,720
$8,910
$4,100
17
$14,220
$5,970
$12,750
$5,360
$11,270
$4,730
$9,790
$4,110
18
$15,580
$5,920
$13,980
$5,310
$12,370
$4,700
$10,760
$4,090
19
$17,070
$5,800
$15,310
$5,210
$13,560
$4,610
$11,810
$4,020
20
$18,690
$5,610
$16,770
$5,030
$14,860
$4,460
$12,950
$3,890
21
$16,550
$4,300
$15,030
$3,910
$13,510
$3,510
$12,000
$3,120
22
$18,120
$3,990
$16,470
$3,620
$14,810
$3,260
$13,160
$2,900
23
$19,830
$3,570
$18,030
$3,250
$16,230
$2,920
$14,420
$2,600
24
$21,700
$3,040
$19,730
$2,760
$17,770
$2,490
$15,800
$2,210
25
$23,730
$2,370
$21,590
$2,160
$19,450
$1,950
$17,310
$1,730
93
Tasmania, pruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,430
$4,350
$4,260
$4,180
5
$5,320
$5,130
$4,950
$4,770
6
$5,960
$5,660
$5,360
$5,050
7
$6,890
$6,450
$6,010
$5,580
8
$7,840
$7,240
$6,650
$6,050
9
$8,670
$7,890
$7,110
$6,330
10
$9,780
$8,790
$7,800
$6,810
11
$11,290
$10,060
$8,820
$7,590
12
$12,600
$11,090
$9,570
$8,060
13
$14,100
$12,260
$10,430
$8,600
14
$15,450
$13,450
$11,450
15
$14,920
$7,460
$13,370
$6,690
$11,820
$5,910
$10,260
$5,130
16
$16,350
$7,520
$14,650
$6,740
$12,960
$5,960
$11,270
$5,180
17
$17,900
$7,520
$16,060
$6,750
$14,210
$5,970
$12,360
$5,190
18
$19,590
$7,440
$17,580
$6,680
$15,570
$5,920
$13,560
$5,150
19
$21,440
$7,290
$19,250
$6,550
$17,050
$5,800
$14,860
$5,050
20
$23,450
$7,040
$21,060
$6,320
$18,670
$5,600
$16,280
$4,880
21
$20,770
$5,400
$18,870
$4,910
$16,970
$4,410
$15,070
$3,920
22
$22,720
$5,000
$20,650
$4,540
$18,580
$4,090
$16,510
$3,630
23
$24,840
$4,470
$22,590
$4,070
$20,330
$3,660
$18,080
$3,250
24
$27,160
$3,800
$24,700
$3,460
$22,250
$3,120
$19,790
$2,770
25
$29,690
$2,970
$27,010
$2,700
$24,330
$2,430
$21,650
$2,170
$9,450
94
Tasmania, pruned sawlog, 25 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,570
$4,470
$4,370
$4,260
5
$5,610
$5,390
$5,170
$4,950
6
$6,440
$6,080
$5,720
$5,360
7
$7,590
$7,060
$6,540
$6,020
8
$8,790
$8,080
$7,360
$6,650
9
$9,920
$8,990
$8,050
$7,120
10
$11,370
$10,190
$9,000
$7,810
11
$13,270
$11,790
$10,310
$8,830
12
$15,030
$13,210
$11,400
$9,580
13
$17,040
$14,840
$12,640
$10,440
14
$18,650
$16,260
$13,860
15
$18,020
$9,010
$16,160
$8,080
$14,290
$7,150
$12,430
$6,220
16
$19,720
$9,070
$17,690
$8,140
$15,660
$7,200
$13,630
$6,270
17
$21,580
$9,060
$19,360
$8,130
$17,150
$7,200
$14,930
$6,270
18
$23,600
$8,970
$21,190
$8,050
$18,770
$7,130
$16,360
$6,220
19
$25,810
$8,780
$23,180
$7,880
$20,550
$6,990
$17,910
$6,090
20
$28,210
$8,460
$25,350
$7,610
$22,480
$6,740
$19,610
$5,880
21
$24,980
$6,490
$22,710
$5,900
$20,430
$5,310
$18,150
$4,720
22
$27,310
$6,010
$24,830
$5,460
$22,350
$4,920
$19,870
$4,370
23
$29,850
$5,370
$27,150
$4,890
$24,440
$4,400
$21,740
$3,910
24
$32,620
$4,570
$29,670
$4,150
$26,720
$3,740
$23,780
$3,330
25
$35,640
$3,560
$32,420
$3,240
$29,210
$2,920
$26,000
$2,600
$11,460
95
Western Australia
Radiata, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,150
$4,090
$4,020
$3,960
5
$4,240
$4,100
$3,960
$3,820
6
$4,330
$4,100
$3,870
$3,650
7
$4,450
$4,120
$3,790
$3,460
8
$4,570
$4,120
$3,670
$3,220
With
Salvage
9
$4,670
$4,090
$3,500
$2,920
10
$4,790
$4,050
$3,300
$2,560
11
$4,920
$4,000
$3,070
$2,140
12
$5,070
$3,940
$2,800
$1,660
13
$4,430
$3,500
$2,580
$1,650
14
$4,910
$3,900
$2,890
$1,890
15
$5,430
$4,330
$3,230
$2,140
16
$6,000
$4,800
$3,610
$2,410
17
$6,620
$5,320
$4,010
$2,710
18
$7,300
$5,880
$4,460
$3,040
19
$5,720
$4,740
$3,760
20
$6,320
$3,160
$5,250
$2,630
$4,180
$2,090
$3,110
$1,560
21
$6,970
$3,210
$5,800
$2,670
$4,640
$2,130
$3,470
$1,600
22
$7,680
$3,230
$6,410
$2,690
$5,140
$2,160
$3,860
$1,620
23
$8,450
$3,210
$7,070
$2,690
$5,680
$2,160
$4,290
$1,630
24
$9,300
$3,160
$7,780
$2,650
$6,270
$2,130
$4,760
$1,620
25
$7,410
$2,220
$6,330
$1,900
$5,250
$1,580
$4,170
$1,250
26
$8,160
$2,120
$6,980
$1,810
$5,800
$1,510
$4,620
$1,200
27
$8,980
$1,980
$7,690
$1,690
$6,410
$1,410
$5,120
$1,130
$2,780
28
$9,870
$1,780
$8,470
$1,520
$7,070
$1,270
$5,660
$1,020
29
$10,840
$1,520
$9,310
$1,300
$7,780
$1,090
$6,260
$880
30
$11,890
$1,190
$10,230
$1,020
$8,570
$860
$6,900
$690
96
Western Australia, Radiata, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,220
$4,140
$4,060
$3,980
5
$4,390
$4,210
$4,040
$3,870
6
$4,570
$4,290
$4,010
$3,720
7
$4,800
$4,390
$3,980
$3,570
8
$5,050
$4,490
$3,930
$3,370
9
$5,310
$4,580
$3,840
$3,110
10
$5,600
$4,670
$3,740
$2,810
11
$5,930
$4,770
$3,610
$2,450
12
$6,310
$4,880
$3,460
$2,040
13
$5,710
$4,560
$3,400
$2,250
14
$6,310
$5,050
$3,790
$2,530
15
$6,960
$5,590
$4,210
$2,840
16
$7,670
$6,170
$4,670
$3,180
17
$8,440
$6,810
$5,180
$3,550
18
$9,280
$7,500
$5,720
$3,950
19
$7,300
$6,070
$4,840
$3,620
20
$8,040
$4,020
$6,700
$3,350
$5,360
$2,680
$4,020
$2,010
21
$8,850
$4,070
$7,390
$3,400
$5,930
$2,730
$4,470
$2,060
22
$9,720
$4,080
$8,130
$3,410
$6,540
$2,750
$4,950
$2,080
23
$10,680
$4,060
$8,950
$3,400
$7,210
$2,740
$5,480
$2,080
24
$11,720
$3,980
$9,830
$3,340
$7,940
$2,700
$6,050
$2,060
25
$9,360
$2,810
$8,000
$2,400
$6,650
$2,000
$5,300
$1,590
26
$10,280
$2,670
$8,810
$2,290
$7,330
$1,910
$5,860
$1,520
27
$11,290
$2,480
$9,680
$2,130
$8,070
$1,780
$6,470
$1,420
28
$12,380
$2,230
$10,630
$1,910
$8,880
$1,600
$7,130
$1,280
29
$13,580
$1,900
$11,670
$1,630
$9,760
$1,370
$7,860
$1,100
30
$14,890
$1,490
$12,810
$1,280
$10,730
$1,070
$8,650
$870
97
Western Australia, Radiata, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,290
$4,190
$4,100
$4,000
5
$4,540
$4,330
$4,120
$3,910
6
$4,820
$4,480
$4,140
$3,800
7
$5,160
$4,660
$4,170
$3,680
8
$5,530
$4,860
$4,190
$3,520
9
$5,940
$5,060
$4,180
$3,310
10
$6,400
$5,290
$4,170
$3,050
11
$6,930
$5,540
$4,150
$2,760
12
$7,540
$5,830
$4,120
$2,420
13
$7,000
$5,610
$4,230
$2,840
14
$7,710
$6,200
$4,690
$3,180
15
$8,490
$6,840
$5,190
$3,550
16
$9,330
$7,540
$5,740
$3,950
17
$10,250
$8,300
$6,340
$4,380
18
$11,260
$9,120
$6,990
$4,860
19
$8,880
$7,400
$5,930
$4,460
With
Salvage
20
$9,760
$4,880
$8,150
$4,080
$6,550
$3,280
$4,940
$2,470
21
$10,720
$4,930
$8,970
$4,130
$7,220
$3,320
$5,470
$2,520
22
$11,770
$4,940
$9,860
$4,140
$7,950
$3,340
$6,040
$2,540
23
$12,910
$4,910
$10,830
$4,120
$8,750
$3,330
$6,660
$2,530
24
$14,150
$4,810
$11,880
$4,040
$9,610
$3,270
$7,350
$2,500
25
$11,300
$3,390
$9,680
$2,900
$8,060
$2,420
$6,430
$1,930
26
$12,400
$3,220
$10,630
$2,760
$8,860
$2,300
$7,090
$1,840
27
$13,600
$2,990
$11,670
$2,570
$9,740
$2,140
$7,820
$1,720
28
$14,900
$2,680
$12,800
$2,300
$10,700
$1,930
$8,600
$1,550
29
$16,330
$2,290
$14,040
$1,970
$11,750
$1,650
$9,460
$1,320
30
$17,880
$1,790
$15,380
$1,540
$12,890
$1,290
$10,390
$1,040
98
Western Australia, Pinaster, unpruned, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
51 - 100
With
Salvage
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,000
$3,960
$3,920
$3,880
5
$3,900
$3,820
$3,740
$3,660
6
$3,780
$3,650
$3,510
$3,380
7
$3,650
$3,460
$3,270
$3,070
8
$3,480
$3,220
$2,960
$2,690
9
$3,260
$2,910
$2,570
$2,220
10
$2,990
$2,560
$2,120
$1,680
11
$2,690
$2,140
$1,590
$1,040
12
$2,330
$1,660
$990
$310
13
$1,100
$740
$380
$20
14
$1,280
$890
$500
$110
15
$1,480
$1,050
$630
$200
16
$1,700
$1,230
$760
$300
17
$1,930
$1,420
$910
$410
18
$2,180
$1,630
$1,080
$520
19
$2,460
$1,860
$1,260
$650
20
$2,770
$1,390
$2,110
$1,060
$1,450
$730
$790
$400
21
$3,100
$1,430
$2,380
$1,090
$1,660
$760
$950
$440
22
$3,460
$1,450
$2,680
$1,130
$1,900
$800
$1,110
$470
23
$2,440
$930
$2,040
$780
$1,640
$620
$1,240
$470
24
$2,740
$930
$2,310
$790
$1,870
$640
$1,440
$490
25
$3,070
$920
$2,590
$780
$2,120
$640
$1,650
$500
26
$3,430
$890
$2,910
$760
$2,390
$620
$1,880
$490
27
$3,820
$840
$3,250
$720
$2,690
$590
$2,130
$470
28
$4,240
$760
$3,630
$650
$3,020
$540
$2,400
$430
29
$4,700
$660
$4,040
$570
$3,370
$470
$2,700
$380
30
$5,210
$520
$4,480
$450
$3,750
$380
$3,030
$300
99
Western Australia, Pinaster, unpruned, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
51 - 100
With
Salvage
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,030
$3,980
$3,930
$3,890
5
$3,970
$3,870
$3,770
$3,660
6
$3,890
$3,720
$3,560
$3,390
7
$3,810
$3,570
$3,330
$3,080
8
$3,700
$3,370
$3,040
$2,710
9
$3,540
$3,110
$2,680
$2,240
10
$3,350
$2,800
$2,250
$1,700
11
$3,130
$2,450
$1,760
$1,080
12
$2,870
$2,030
$1,190
$360
13
$1,560
$1,110
$660
$210
14
$1,780
$1,290
$800
$310
15
$2,020
$1,490
$950
$420
16
$2,280
$1,700
$1,120
$540
17
$2,570
$1,940
$1,300
$670
18
$2,880
$2,190
$1,500
$810
19
$3,230
$2,470
$1,720
$960
20
$3,600
$1,800
$2,780
$1,390
$1,950
$980
$1,130
$570
21
$4,000
$1,840
$3,110
$1,430
$2,210
$1,020
$1,310
$600
22
$4,440
$1,860
$3,470
$1,460
$2,490
$1,050
$1,510
$630
23
$3,160
$1,200
$2,660
$1,010
$2,170
$820
$1,670
$630
24
$3,530
$1,200
$2,980
$1,010
$2,440
$830
$1,900
$650
25
$3,930
$1,180
$3,330
$1,000
$2,740
$820
$2,150
$650
26
$4,360
$1,130
$3,720
$970
$3,070
$800
$2,430
$630
27
$4,840
$1,060
$4,130
$910
$3,430
$750
$2,730
$600
28
$5,350
$960
$4,590
$830
$3,820
$690
$3,050
$550
29
$5,920
$830
$5,080
$710
$4,250
$600
$3,410
$480
30
$6,530
$650
$5,620
$560
$4,710
$470
$3,800
$380
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Western Australia, Pinaster, unpruned, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
51 - 100
With
Salvage
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
With
Salvage
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,060
$4,000
$3,940
$3,890
5
$4,040
$3,910
$3,790
$3,670
6
$4,000
$3,800
$3,600
$3,400
7
$3,970
$3,680
$3,390
$3,090
8
$3,910
$3,520
$3,120
$2,720
9
$3,820
$3,300
$2,780
$2,270
10
$3,710
$3,050
$2,390
$1,730
11
$3,570
$2,750
$1,930
$1,110
12
$3,420
$2,410
$1,400
$400
13
$2,010
$1,470
$930
$390
14
$2,270
$1,690
$1,100
$510
15
$2,560
$1,920
$1,280
$640
16
$2,870
$2,170
$1,470
$780
17
$3,210
$2,450
$1,690
$930
18
$3,580
$2,750
$1,920
$1,090
19
$3,990
$3,080
$2,180
$1,270
20
$4,430
$2,220
$3,440
$1,720
$2,450
$1,230
$1,470
$740
21
$4,910
$2,260
$3,830
$1,760
$2,760
$1,270
$1,680
$770
22
$5,430
$2,280
$4,260
$1,790
$3,090
$1,300
$1,920
$810
23
$3,880
$1,470
$3,290
$1,250
$2,690
$1,020
$2,090
$790
24
$4,310
$1,470
$3,660
$1,240
$3,010
$1,020
$2,360
$800
25
$4,780
$1,430
$4,070
$1,220
$3,370
$1,010
$2,660
$800
26
$5,300
$1,380
$4,520
$1,180
$3,750
$980
$2,980
$770
27
$5,860
$1,290
$5,010
$1,100
$4,170
$920
$3,330
$730
28
$6,460
$1,160
$5,550
$1,000
$4,630
$830
$3,710
$670
29
$7,130
$1,000
$6,130
$860
$5,120
$720
$4,120
$580
30
$7,850
$790
$6,760
$680
$5,670
$570
$4,580
$460
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Tablelands NSW
Unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Low productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 – 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,260
$4,210
$4,160
$4,110
5
$4,480
$4,370
$4,260
$4,150
6
$4,720
$4,550
$4,370
$4,190
7
$5,020
$4,770
$4,510
$4,250
8
$5,350
$5,000
$4,650
$4,300
With
Salvage
9
$5,700
$5,240
$4,780
$4,330
10
$6,100
$5,520
$4,930
$4,350
11
$6,550
$5,830
$5,100
$4,370
12
$7,070
$6,180
$5,290
$4,400
13
$7,670
$6,590
$5,510
$4,430
14
$8,440
$7,260
$6,080
$4,910
15
$6,370
$5,540
$4,710
$3,880
16
$7,020
$6,120
$5,210
$4,310
17
$7,740
$6,750
$5,760
$4,780
18
$8,510
$7,440
$6,370
$5,290
19
$4,410
$3,810
$3,200
20
$4,890
$2,450
$4,230
$2,120
$3,570
$1,790
$2,920
$1,460
21
$5,410
$2,490
$4,700
$2,160
$3,980
$1,830
$3,260
$1,500
22
$5,980
$2,510
$5,200
$2,180
$4,420
$1,860
$3,640
$1,530
23
$6,600
$2,510
$5,750
$2,190
$4,900
$1,860
$4,040
$1,540
24
$7,280
$2,480
$6,350
$2,160
$5,420
$1,840
$4,490
$1,530
25
$8,020
$2,410
$7,000
$2,100
$5,990
$1,800
$4,980
$1,490
26
$8,820
$2,290
$7,720
$2,010
$6,610
$1,720
$5,510
$1,430
27
$9,700
$2,130
$8,490
$1,870
$7,290
$1,600
$6,080
$1,340
28
$10,650
$1,920
$9,340
$1,680
$8,020
$1,440
$6,710
$1,210
29
$11,690
$1,640
$10,260
$1,440
$8,830
$1,240
$7,400
$1,040
30
$12,830
$1,280
$11,270
$1,130
$9,710
$970
$8,150
$820
$2,600
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Tablelands NSW, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
Medium productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
With
Salvage
51 - 100
Normal
With
Salvage
101 - 150
Normal
With
Salvage
>151
Normal
1
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
$2,130
2
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
$3,280
3
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
$4,060
4
$4,360
$4,290
$4,230
$4,170
5
$4,690
$4,550
$4,420
$4,280
6
$5,070
$4,850
$4,620
$4,400
7
$5,520
$5,200
$4,880
$4,560
8
$6,030
$5,590
$5,160
$4,720
9
$6,590
$6,020
$5,450
$4,870
10
$7,230
$6,500
$5,770
$5,040
11
$7,970
$7,060
$6,150
$5,240
12
$8,800
$7,690
$6,570
$5,460
With
Salvage
13
$9,760
$8,410
$7,060
$5,710
14
$10,720
$9,250
$7,780
$6,310
15
$8,130
$7,090
$6,050
$5,020
16
$8,940
$7,810
$6,680
$5,550
17
$9,830
$8,600
$7,360
$6,130
18
$10,800
$9,450
$8,110
$6,770
19
$5,660
$4,910
$4,150
$3,400
20
$6,260
$3,130
$5,430
$2,720
$4,610
$2,310
$3,780
$1,890
21
$6,900
$3,170
$6,000
$2,760
$5,100
$2,350
$4,210
$1,940
22
$7,600
$3,190
$6,620
$2,780
$5,650
$2,370
$4,670
$1,960
23
$8,370
$3,180
$7,300
$2,770
$6,240
$2,370
$5,170
$1,960
24
$9,200
$3,130
$8,040
$2,730
$6,880
$2,340
$5,720
$1,940
25
$10,110
$3,030
$8,850
$2,660
$7,580
$2,270
$6,310
$1,890
26
$11,110
$2,890
$9,720
$2,530
$8,340
$2,170
$6,960
$1,810
27
$12,190
$2,680
$10,680
$2,350
$9,180
$2,020
$7,670
$1,690
28
$13,370
$2,410
$11,720
$2,110
$10,080
$1,810
$8,440
$1,520
29
$14,650
$2,050
$12,860
$1,800
$11,070
$1,550
$9,280
$1,300
30
$16,050
$1,610
$14,100
$1,410
$12,150
$1,220
$10,200
$1,020
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Tablelands NSW, unpruned sawlog, 30 year rotation
High productivity table
Values ($/ha) by transport distances (km)
Year
0 - 50
Normal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,450
$4,900
$5,410
$6,020
$6,710
$7,480
$8,370
$9,380
$10,530
$11,860
$13,010
$9,890
$10,860
$11,920
$13,080
$6,910
$7,620
$8,380
$9,220
$10,130
$11,130
$12,210
$13,390
$14,680
$16,080
$17,610
$19,280
With
Salvage
$3,810
$3,850
$3,870
$3,850
$3,780
$3,660
$3,480
$3,230
$2,890
$2,470
$1,930
51 - 100
Normal
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,380
$4,740
$5,150
$5,640
$6,190
$6,800
$7,490
$8,290
$9,200
$10,240
$11,240
$8,650
$9,510
$10,440
$11,470
$6,010
$6,630
$7,310
$8,050
$8,850
$9,730
$10,690
$11,730
$12,870
$14,110
$15,460
$16,940
With
Salvage
$3,320
$3,360
$3,380
$3,360
$3,310
$3,210
$3,050
$2,830
$2,540
$2,160
$1,690
101 - 150
Normal
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,300
$4,580
$4,880
$5,250
$5,660
$6,110
$6,610
$7,190
$7,860
$8,620
$9,480
$7,400
$8,150
$8,970
$9,850
$5,100
$5,640
$6,230
$6,870
$7,570
$8,340
$9,170
$10,070
$11,060
$12,140
$13,310
$14,600
With
Salvage
$2,820
$2,870
$2,890
$2,880
$2,840
$2,750
$2,620
$2,430
$2,190
$1,860
$1,460
>151
Normal
$2,130
$3,280
$4,060
$4,230
$4,410
$4,610
$4,860
$5,130
$5,420
$5,740
$6,100
$6,520
$7,000
$7,710
$6,160
$6,790
$7,490
$8,240
$4,190
$4,650
$5,150
$5,700
$6,290
$6,940
$7,650
$8,420
$9,260
$10,170
$11,170
$12,260
With
Salvage
$2,330
$2,370
$2,390
$2,390
$2,360
$2,300
$2,190
$2,040
$1,830
$1,560
$1,230
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The Policy Covering Trees
Introduction
The Proposal Form, Policy and Certificate are to be read together as if contained as one document
and any word or expression to which a specific meaning has been given in any part bears that meaning
wherever it appears.
The Insured having paid the Insurers a premium, the Insurers agree, subject to the terms exclusions,
limitations and conditions contained herein or endorsed hereon or otherwise expressed in the Policy, to
provide insurance in the manner and to the extent herein described during the Period of Insurance
stated in the Policy Schedule, or any subsequent period in respect of which payment of the premium is
made to and accepted by the Insurers.
Cover
The Insurers agree that if the property insured described in the Policy Schedule, or any part of such
property be lost, destroyed or damaged by:
1.
Fire resulting from explosion or otherwise.
2.
Lightning.
3.
Aircraft or other aerial devices and/or articles dropped therefrom.
4.
Windstorm (prior submission basis only).
At any time before 12.01am Local Standard Time of the last day of the period of insurance named in
the Policy Schedule or of any subsequent or lesser period in respect of which the insured shall have
paid or agreed to pay and the insurers shall have accepted or agreed to accept the Premium required
for the renewal of this policy, the Insurers each for his own part and not one for another will pay to the
Insured an amount calculated in accordance with Basis of Settlement at the time of the happening of
its destruction or damage.
Provided that the liability of the Insurers shall in no case exceed the Maximum Loss Limit expressed in
the said Policy Schedule to be insured thereon, or such other sum or sums as may be substituted
therefore by memorandum hereon or attached hereto signed by or on behalf of the Insurers.
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Policy Schedule
Master Policy No:
BIND B0793NM969695
The Insured:
Members of the Australian Forest Growers and clients of Jardine Lloyd
Thompson Pty Limited as declared hereunder.
Period Of Insurance:
From the date stated on the Certificate Of Insurance issued to the
st
Insured to 12.01am Local Standard Time on 1 October 2009.
The Location:
Anywhere in Australia where the Insured'
s Interests are situated.
Property Insured:
Growing Timber as declared by proposal and for which a Certificate has
been issued.
Maximum Loss Limits:
A$12,000,000 any one plantation (as per definition).
Deductible (Excess):
(i)
In respect of Fire, Lightning, and Aircraft
0.5% Insured Value of Plantation (non corporate clients as per the
records of Jardine Lloyd Thompson), plus:(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Nil
$ 2,000 per member applicable to each and every claim.
$ 5,000 per member applicable to each and every claim.
$10,000 per member applicable to each and every claim.
$25,000 per member applicable to each and every claim.
$50,000 per member applicable to each and every claim.
As selected and declared on the proposal.
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Definitions
1.
Insured:
Australian Forest Growers who have been declared to the Underwriters
by Proposal and paid the appropriate premium subject to the conditions
of entry shown on the Proposal Form and Booklet.
2.
Insurers:
Are the Insurance Companies who have subscribed and are listed in the
Policy Document.
3.
Certificate:
Is a Certificate of Insurance showing the description of the property
insured and is issued to each accepted member.
4.
Removal of Debris:
The cost actually expended in the removal of debris, (including the
Insured’s legal liability for the cost of removal of debris, in regard to
adjoining premises, roadways or waterways, as well as on site),
consequent upon the destruction of or damage to the property insured
by this Policy occasioned by any of the perils insured against, but limited
to the amount selected on the proposal form, up to a maximum amount
of 10% of the plantation value or $250,000 whichever is the lesser.
5.
Salvage:
(i)
The residual value of the property insured following loss,
destruction or damage insured by this policy, remains the
property of the Insured, after it is deducted from the Insured value
of the loss. It is agreed that the quantum of residual value will be
assessed by the appointed Loss Adjuster at the time.
(ii)
Pinus Radiata
In the event that the Insured elects to insure net of salvage for
mature trees, then the schedule of values will be adjusted and
agreed by underwriters prior to attachment date and such
restricted cover will be recorded on the Certificate of Insurance.
In the event of claims under this category, the salvage is the
responsibility of the Insured.
6.
Net of Salvage:
Is the total amount of the loss calculated according to the Basis of
Settlement in respect of each Insured Member less the value of any
salvage as a result of the loss.
7.
Age:
For the purposes of this Policy, plantations will be aged from the
st
1 October each year. Trees planted during a year will be deemed aged
st
1 year on 1 October.
8.
Event:
An event means continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the
same general conditions for 72 hours, which results in Loss or Damage
neither expected nor intended from the standpoint of the insured. All
Loss or Damage of a series consequent on or attributable to one source
or original cause shall be deemed one event.
However, only for the purposes of the application of the Deductible,
losses caused by fire occurring within the same locality of a fire which
has been declared controlled for a period exceeding 72 hours shall be
deemed one Event. Losses caused by windstorm (where selected in
the proposal form and premium paid) commencing during the period of
insurance and during any one period of seventy two (72) hours
producing damage for which payment is due under this policy will be
deemed to have been caused by one Event. The Insured may select
the time from which any such period shall commence provided such
selected periods do not overlap.
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9.
Deductible (Excess):
The first amount of any claim that the Insurers will not pay and the
Insured must bear as stated on each individual owners certificate any
one loss any one plantation. Where one proposer (Insured) has more
than one allotment in the same forest area only one deductible will apply
relating to any one event.
10.
Forest Area:
Is defined as a contiguous range of allotments upon which trees are
planted.
11.
Plantation:
A plantation shall be considered any single area of discrete forest
plantings which by virtue of ownership, situation and separation by
continuous boundary fire break conforming with the special conditions of
the policy can be recognised as a single plantation notwithstanding the
fact that various species, ages or internal division may exist nor that
separate registered identities may be contained therein.
12.
Grower:
All reference to insured property of a grower shall mean all forest
plantations belonging to that grower whether adjacent, contiguous or not
and whether wholly-owned or not.
13.
Allotment:
Small portion of land let out for plantation purposes.
14.
Stocking Rate:
Means the number of individual trees per hectare within the plantation.
15.
Area Damaged:
Means a contiguous area nominated by the Insured, and exceeding
0.5ha in area, bounded by four straight sides or within a circle, or part of
a circle, which most closely corresponds to the actual extent of the
damage.
16.
Agreed Value:
(A)
The valuation of each hectare of plantation agreed between the Insurers and Insured’s and
provided by the AFG and valued as follows:
(B)
The plantation value is obtained by multiplying the relevant rate by the number of hectares
comprising the plantation.
(b)
17.
Such other value as is agreed between insured and insurer.
High – Medium – Low values for insurance values:
Schedule Description
The appropriate value should be determined on the quality of establishment techniques, ongoing
management, productivity of the site and distance from processing. The distance from processing is
based on the assumption that stumpage rates reflect haulage distances
Low Value
For self established plantations to minimum standards on low productivity sites; ongoing management
and maintenance, other than firebreaks, to minimum standard.
May also apply to reasonable managed plantations on poor sites where productivity is low, or medium
productivity.
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Medium Value
For professionally managed plantations on reasonable to high quality sites; establishment and ongoing
management to acceptable industry standards.
May also apply to intensively managed plantations on high quality sites.
High Value
For intensively managed plantations on high quality sites with establishment and ongoing management
to the highest industry standard.
May also apply to professionally managed plantations on medium quality.
Insurers Rights
Subject to the provisions of the Financial Services Reform Act 2001 the Insurers have the right to
recover or obtain relief from any persons against whom the Insured may be able to claim and the
Insurers shall have full discretion in the conduct defence or settlement of any claim and to take action
in the Insured'
s name. The Insured and any other person entitled to Indemnity under this Policy must
not hinder these rights and must give all such information and co-operation as the Insurers may
reasonably require.
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Basis Of Settlement
1
2
Claims For Loss Or Damage Caused By Fire, Lightning, or Aircraft
a.
Subject to Clause 2 hereof each claim will be determined by applying the Agreed Values
at inception or subsequent renewal to the area destroyed or damaged.
b.
For each and every claim accepted under the policy the amount payable to each insured
shall be the amount calculated in accordance with Clause 1 of this Clause less the first
amount of each and every loss as specified in the Policy Schedule under Deductible.
c.
Any monies recovered by way of salvage, shall accrue to underwriters.
Claims For Loss Or Damage By Windstorm
In respect of Pinus Radiata, provided the height:diameter ratio is less than 80:1 (and in respect
of Blue Gums, provided the height:diameter ratio is less than 100:1) on the 200 largest trees per
hectare in the damaged plantation then:
a.
Each claim will be determined by identifying the percentage stocking loss by actual count
in the Area Damaged.
b.
The stocking loss identified in accordance with Clause 1 will determine the amount
payable as a proportion of Agreed Value of the Area Damaged from the following table.
Stocking Loss %
Proportion of Agreed Value
of The Area Damaged %
Less Than 15%
No Claim
15% - 26%
25%
27% - 38%
50%
39% - 50%
75%
Above 50%
100%
No claim is payable if the height:diameter ratio is exceeded.
Clauses A and B of this Basis of Settlement are always subject to:
a.
The Deductible
b.
Any moneys recovered by way of salvage being paid to the insurers.
c
If the total amount of all losses as a result of one event exceed the Maximum Loss Limit
or Sub-Limit stated in the schedule the payment to each Insured will be calculated by
applying to the Maximum Loss Limit or Sub-Limit the same percentage that the amount of
each insured loss (net of Salvage) bears to the total amount of the damage (net of
salvage) of all insured members.
Lead Insurer Clause
All Insurers of this Policy agree that for the purposes of acceptance of risks under this Policy, including
risks falling within the provision of Special Extension 3, they will follow the decisions of Lloyds
Underwriters and be bound by the underwriting decisions of the lead Insurer.
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Conditions
1.
Non-Disclosure
This Policy shall be voidable if the Insured has
(a)
fraudulently failed to disclose every matter which is known, or a reasonable person could
be expected to know, being a fact relevant to the Insurers decision whether or not to
provide insurance and if so on what terms;
(b)
fraudulently made a misrepresentation to the Insurers before the contract of insurance
was entered into.
If the Insurers are not entitled to avoid this Policy on the grounds described in paragraphs (a) or
(b) of this Condition, the liability of the Insurers in respect of a claim will be reduced to an
amount that would place them in a position in which they would have been if the non-disclosure
had not occurred or the misrepresentation had not been made.
2.
Protection Of Interest
Where this insurance covers the interest of more than one party, any act or neglect of an
individual party will not prejudice the rights of the remaining parties; provided that the remaining
party or parties shall upon becoming aware of any act or neglect whereby the risk of loss,
destruction or damage has increased, give notice in writing to the Insurers and on demand pay
such reasonable additional premium as the Insurers may require.
3.
Insured’s Duty To Notify Material Changes
The Insured must notify the Insurers as soon as reasonably possible of any changes which will
materially alter the risk insured. The Insured must comply with the terms and conditions of the
Policy.
4.
Cancellation
(a)
This Policy may be cancelled at any time at the request of the Insured. No return
premium will be allowed in the event of cancellation at the request of the insured.
(b)
The Insurer may also cancel this Policy by giving the Insured written notice to that effect
where (i)
the Insured or any person who was at any time the Insured failed to comply with the
duty of utmost good faith;
(ii)
the person who was the Insured at the time when this Policy was entered into failed
to comply with the duty of disclosure;
(iii)
the person who was the Insured at the time when this Policy was entered into made
a misrepresentation to the Insurer during the negotiations for this Policy but before
it was entered into;
(iv) the Insured or any person who was at any time the Insured failed to comply with a
provision of this policy, including a provision with respect to the payment of the
premium.
(v)
the Insured has made a fraudulent claim under this Policy or any other policy of
insurance (whether with the Insurer or some other Insurer) that provided insurance
cover during any part of the period during which this Policy provides insurance
cover;
(vi) the Insured failed to notify the Insurer of any specific act or omission where such
notification is required under the terms of this Policy; or
(vii) the Insured acted in contravention of or omitted to act in compliance with any
condition of this Policy which empowers the Insurer to refuse to pay, or reduce its
liability in respect of, a claim in the event of such contravention or omission.
(c)
The Insurer'
s notice of cancellation takes effect at the earlier of the following times:
(i)
the time when another policy of insurance between the Insured and the Insurer or
some other Insurer, being a policy that is intended by the Insured to replace this
Policy, is entered into; or
(ii)
12.01am Local Standard Time on the thirtieth business day after the day on which
notice was given to the Insured.
In the event that the Insurer cancels this Policy, the Insurer will repay to the Insured a rateable
proportion of the Premium for the unexpired Period of Insurance from the date of cancellation.
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5.
Claims Procedure
After the happening of an event giving rise to a claim against the Insurers the Insured or his
representative must:
(a)
Notify the Insurers as soon as possible giving details of the claim and send written
confirmation of such.
(b)
Take all reasonable steps to prevent further loss.
(c)
Provide the Insurers with written proof of the value of the salvage and the exact amount
recovered by the Insured as a result of the disposal of the salvage as soon as is
reasonable.
6.
Nominated Loss Adjusters: Agricultural Loss Management Group
7.
Service Of Suit Clause (Australia)
The Underwriters hereon agree that :(a)
In the event of a dispute arising under this Policy, Underwriters at the request of the
insured (or reinsured) will submit to the jurisdiction of any competent Court in the
Commonwealth of Australia. Such dispute shall be determined in accordance with the law
and practice applicable in such Court.
(b)
Any summons notice or process to be served upon the Underwriters may be served upon
Mr. Keith Stern,
Lloyd’s General Representative in Australia,
Lloyd’s Australia Ltd.,
Suite 2, Level 21,
Angel Place,
123 Pitt Street,
Sydney, NSW 2000
who has authority to accept service and to enter an appearance on Underwriters'behalf,
and who is directed at the request of the insured (or reinsured) to give a written
undertaking to the insured (or reinsured) that he will enter an appearance on Underwriters'
behalf.
(c)
8.
If a suit is instituted against any one of the Underwriters all Underwriters hereon will abide
by the final decision of such Court or any competent Appellate Court.
Breach Of Conditions
It is hereby declared and agreed that a breach or non-compliance with any policy condition(s) by
one party comprising the Insured shall not prejudice the insurance in regard to any other such
party.
9.
Date Change Clause
We will not pay for any equipment, integrated circuit, computer chip, computer software and any
other computer-related equipment which fails to recognise correctly the date change to the year
2000 or any other date change
10.
Several Liability Notice
The subscribing insurers'obligations under contracts of insurance to which they subscribe are
several and not joint and are limited solely to the extent of their individual subscriptions. The
subscribing insurers are not responsible for the subscription of any co-subscribing insurer who
for any reason does not satisfy all or part of its obligations.
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Special Conditions
The following are conditions which must be complied with in order for the Insured to be entitled to
indemnity under this policy.
The Insured Members must take all reasonable steps to maintain and keep clear, in accordance with
sound forestry practice, all Fire Breaks and have in operation a Fire Hazard Reduction Programme.
Maximum area undivided by Fire Breaks shall not exceed 125 hectares.
The Plantation shall be provided with fire breaks to the satisfaction of the relevant responsible Authority
but in any event internal fire breaks shall be at least 4.5 metres wide and boundary fire breaks
shall be at least 6 metres wide and kept clear and accessible at all times.
Fire Breaks, shall be maintained to a width of 6 metres on both sides from the centre of any powerlines
through any plantation.
Should normal timber harvesting practice require that some Fire Breaks have temporary harvesting
debris on them, cover will be maintained provided suitable fire fighting equipment is readily available on
site and operators comply at all times with the applicable Authority By-Laws.
Cross Liabilities
"The Insured" shall apply to each party comprising the Insured in the same manner as if that party were
the only party named herein as the Insured and the Insurers waive their rights of subrogation against
any Insured party where those rights accrue from the actions of that party in complying with the special
conditions of this policy.
In all other circumstances, subject to the provisions of the Financial Services Reform Act 2001, the
Insurers retain their rights of subrogation.
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Special Extensions
1)
It is agreed that this policy extends to include loss destruction or damage to the property insured
caused by fires deliberately started by the Insured as part of a Fire Protection Programme
provided such fire complies with all relevant By-Laws and Regulations.
2)
It is agreed that this policy extends to include loss destruction or damage to the property insured
caused for the purposes of controlling or extinguishing fires threatening the property insured
(Backburning).
3)
It is agreed that the Special Conditions may be varied in the following circumstances.
(a)
A written application is made by the applicant to the Lead Insurer seeking the variation
required and supported by the requirements of the local competent authority.
(b)
The applicant provides such additional information as required by the Lead Insurer and
pays or agrees to pay any additional premium required.
(c)
The Lead Insurer retains the right to accept or reject the application and advises the Broker in
writing of acceptance or otherwise.
4)
Removal of Debris
Removal of Debris for an aggregate of 10% of the Sum Insured or A$250,000 whichever the
lesser. Additional premium calculated at 5% of premium, such additional premium not to benefit
from any no claims discount or continuity discount.
Removal of Debris Definition.
The cost actually expended or incurred in removal of trees, which have been directly damaged
or destroyed by a peril insured hereunder.
5)
Claims Preparation Costs
The Insured is indemnified with respect to such reasonable professional fees and such other
reasonable expenses as are necessarily incurred by the Insured with the consent of the Insurer
for preparation of claims up to a limit of A$5,000 unless an additional premium has been paid
increasing the limit to an amount indicated on the proposal form subject to an overall maximum
amount of A$30,000.
Note - Policy automatically covers A$5,000.
6)
Loss Mitigation Expenses
Costs and expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred for the purpose of extinguishing fire at
or in the vicinity of property hereby insured or threatening to involve such property or for the
purpose of preventing or diminishing imminent damage to property hereby insured by any other
peril insured against by this Policy, including damage to gain access and the cost of
replenishment of fire fighting appliances and charges incurred for the purpose of shutting off the
supply of water or other substance following accidental discharge from any fire protective
equipment or otherwise escaping from intended confines. Subject to a maximum limit of
$100,000 (Minimum $25,000), and payment of the additional premium.
7)
Cost of Re-establishment
Cost of Re-establishment may be included up to A$500,000 in the annual aggregate in any one
year per Insured or higher limits to be agreed by leading Underwriter but not more than 5% of
total value.
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Exclusions
The Insurers will not be liable for:
any loss, damage, destruction, liability or disability directly or indirectly caused by or arising from or in
consequence of or contributed to by:
(i)
Windstorm, Hail Or Snow.
(ii)
War and Civil War
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein this Policy does not cover Loss
or Damage directly or indirectly occasioned by, happening through or in consequence of
war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, hostilities (whether war be declared or not), civil
war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power or confiscation or
nationalisation or requisition or destruction of or damage to property by or under the order
of any government or public or local authority.
(iii)
Radioactive Contamination and Explosive Nuclear Assemblies
This Policy does not cover
(a)
loss or destruction of or damage to any property whatsoever or any loss or expense
whatsoever resulting or arising therefrom or any consequential loss
(b)
any legal liability of whatsoever nature directly or indirectly caused by or contributed
to by or arising from
(i)
ionising radiations or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or
from any nuclear waste from the combustion of nuclear fuel
(ii)
the radioactive, toxic, explosive or other hazardous properties of any
explosive nuclear assembly or nuclear component thereof.
(iv)
Terrorism
Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary within this insurance or any endorsement
thereto it is agreed that this insurance excludes loss, damage, cost or expense of
whatsoever nature directly or indirectly caused by, resulting from or in connection with any
act of terrorism regardless of any other cause or event contributing concurrently or in any
other sequence to the loss.
For the purpose of this endorsement an act of terrorism means an act, including but not
limited to the use of force or violence and/or the threat thereof, of any person or group(s)
of persons, whether acting alone or on behalf of or in connection with any organisation(s)
or government(s), committed for political, religious, ideological or similar purposes
including the intention to influence any government and/or to put the public, or any section
of the public, in fear.
This endorsement also excludes loss, damage, cost or expense of whatsoever nature
directly or indirectly caused by, resulting from or in connection with any action taken in
controlling, preventing, suppressing or in any way relating to any act of terrorism.
If the Underwriters allege that by reason of this exclusion, any loss, damage, cost or
expense is not covered by this insurance the burden of proving the contrary shall be upon
the Assured.
In the event any portion of this endorsement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the
remainder shall remain in full force and effect.
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Endorsement No 1
Loan Endorsement Attaching To And Forming Part Of
The Australian Forest Growers
Fire Insurance Scheme 1998 To 1999
It is hereby agreed that plantation owners having been granted a loan under the Farm Forestry
Agreement, may insure that amount of the outstanding loan only. In the event of a loss the amount
payable will be calculated as follows:
A
--B
xC
Where,
A
is the amount of the damage determined in accordance with clause 1 of the Basis Of
Settlement.
B
is the agreed value of the property insured as declared on the Proposal Form.
C
is the outstanding amount of the loan.
The maximum amount payable in accordance with this endorsement is $8,000.
In respect of claims payable under this Endorsement:
Clause 2 of the Basis Of Settlement is deleted.
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In Witness Whereof we the Insurers have subscribed our names hereto:
Insurers
Lloyds of London
Date
Participation %
1.10.2008
100
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Public and Products Liability Insurance
Sum Insured and Rates
Limit: $5,000,000
STATE
50
Hectares
50-100
Hectares
100-200
Hectares
200-400
Hectares
Exceeding
400
Hectares
VIC
$
648.56
$
834.90
$
1,022.45
$
1,203.95
ACT
$
648.56
$
834.90
$
1,022.45
$
1,203.95
WA
$
648.56
$
834.90
$
1,022.45
$
1,203.95
SA
$
654.46
$
842.49
$
1,031.75
$
1,214.90
Upon
TAS
$
589.60
$
759.00
$
929.50
$
1,094.50
Application
QLD
$
633.82
$
815.93
$
999.21
$
1,176.59
NSW
$
642.66
$
827.31
$
975.98
$
1013.16
NT
$
648.56
$
834.90
$
1,022.45
$
1,203.95
Limit: $10,000,000
STATE
50
Hectares
50-100
Hectares
100-200
Hectares
200-400
Hectares
Exceeding
400
Hectares
VIC
$
878.46
$
1,125.30
$ 1,379.40
$ 1,627.45
ACT
$
878.46
$
1,125.30
$ 1,379.40
$ 1,627.45
WA
$
878.46
$
1,125.30
$ 1,379.40
$ 1,627.45
SA
$
886.45
$
1,135.53
$ 1,391.94
$ 1,642.25
Upon
TAS
$
798.60
$
1,023.00
$ 1,254.00
$ 1,479.50
Application
QLD
$
858.50
$
1,099.73
$ 1,348.05
$ 1,590.46
NSW
$
870.47
$
1,115.07
$ 1,366.86
$ 1,612.66
NT
$
878.46
$
1,125.30
$ 1,379.40
$ 1,627.45
Note: All Statutory Charges, including GST, Have Been Applied
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Public & Products Liability Insurance Policy
Policy Numbers:
10M 6630524/10M9304371
The Insured:
Australian Forest Growers and clients of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Ltd declared by Proposal and to whom Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Ltd have issued a Certificate of Insurance.
Period of Insurance:
From the date stated on the Certificate of Insurance issued to the
st
Insured to 4 p.m. on 1 October 2009.
The Location:
Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia
Business Insured:
Plantations consisting of growing timber including the Insured’s
interest as property owners, occupation and leasing of land, planting,
maintenance, thinning and harvesting and all other activities
connected therewith.
Limit of Indemnity:
Primary Layer
$5,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate in respect of
Products Liability.
Primary Layer
$10,000,000 any one occurrence and in the aggregate in respect of
Products Liability.
Primary Layer
$20,000,000 any one occurrence and in the aggregate in respect of
Products Liability.
Bushfire Liability Endorsement
For Declared Clients with a Limit of Indemnity of $5,000,000
The Insurer’s total aggregate liability shall not exceed $5,000,000
during any one period of insurance for all claims or series of claims for
Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by or arising out of
Bushfire Liability.
For Declared Clients with a Limit of Indemnity of $10,000,000 or
$20,000,000
The Insurer’s total aggregate liability shall not exceed $10,000,000
during any one period of insurance for all claims or series of claims for
Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by or arising out of
Bushfire Liability.
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Public Liability Insurance
The Policy, Schedule (which expression includes any schedule substituted for the original schedules)
and Endorsements (if any) are to be read together and any word or expression to which a specific
meaning has been given in any part bears that meaning wherever it appears.
The Insured named in the Schedule having paid or agreed to pay the Company the premium, the
Company agrees, subject to the terms, exclusions, limitations and conditions contained in or endorsed
on or otherwise expressed in this Policy, to provide insurance in the manner and to the extent herein
provided, during the Period of Insurance stated in the Schedule, or any subsequent period in respect of
which payment of the premium or a promise to pay the premium is made to and accepted by the
Company.
The insurance applies only in respect of those sections against which a Limit of Indemnity is shown in
the Schedule or which are otherwise indicated in the Schedule as being operative, and is subject to the
Variations and Extensions selected by the Insured and shown in the Schedule.
Provided That:
•
1.
the Limit of Indemnity under any Section is as shown in the Schedule unless otherwise
expressed in the Policy;
•
2.
the Company will not be liable under this Policy unless the event giving rise to the claim
occurs during the Period of Insurance or any extension thereof;
Definitions
Insured - means
•
(a)
any person, firm, partnership, company or subsidiary company named as Insured in the
Schedule including their
•
(1)
employees but only whilst acting within the terms and scope
•
(2)
social club
•
(3)
first aid services
•
(b)
any principal in a contractual relationship arising out of the performance of work
undertaken by the Insured on behalf of such principal.
Where more than one party is named as the Insured, cover applies as though individual Policies had
been issued to each party, provided that the Limit of Liability stated in the Schedule is not thereby
increased.
Personal Injury - means
(a)
bodily injury, death, sickness, disease, disability, shock, fright, mental anguish;
(b)
false arrest, false imprisonment, wrongful eviction, wrongful detention, malicious
prosecution, humiliation;
(c)
libel, slander, defamation of character, invasion of right of privacy;
(d)
assault and battery not committed by or at the direction of the Insured, unless committed
for the purpose of preventing or eliminating danger to persons or property.
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Damage to Property - means
•
(a)
physical damage to or destruction of tangible property, or
•
(b)
loss of use of tangible property following physical damage or destruction of tangible
property
Occurrence - means
an event, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same general
conditions, which results in Personal Injury or Damage to Property, neither expected nor
intended from the standpoint of the Insured.
Vehicle - means
any type of machine (except garden appliances) on wheels or on caterpillar tracks, made or
intended to be propelled other than by manual or animal power.
Watercraft - means
•
any vessel craft or thing made or intended to float on or in or travel on or through water, and
(a)
which is powered or designed to be powered by a motor; or
(b)
which exceeds 3 metres in length and is propelled or designed to be propelled by sail(s)
but does not mean a single person surfboard propelled or designed to be propelled by sail(s).
Products - means
any things altered, repaired, serviced, treated, sold, supplied, designed, manufactured or
distributed by the Insured.
Part 1 - General Liability Cover
The Company will indemnify the Insured in respect of damages (other than aggravated, exemplary or
punitive damages) which the Insured becomes liable to pay in respect of an Occurrence happening:•
•
(a)
(b)
in Australia in connection with 1.
the business of the Insured, or
2.
the ownership, occupancy or tenancy by the Insured of any building, structure, or
land
beyond Australia, arising out of the performance of duties in connection with the business
of the Insured by any person (including the Insured or any employee of the Insured) who
is normally resident or domiciled in Australia, other than a manual worker.
Provided That indemnity under the Policy for liability arising from
(a)
fire, flood or explosion occurring during any one Period of Insurance
(b)
any Occurrence or number of Occurrences arising directly or indirectly from one source or
original cause (including fire, flood or explosion)
will not exceed the Limit of Indemnity stated in the Schedule.
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The Company will also pay in respect of a claim against the Insured, to which the indemnity
under this Section applies:(1)
all costs and expenses of litigation recoverable by any claimant against the Insured; and
(2)
all costs and expenses of litigation incurred by the Insured with the written consent of the
company.
Excess
In respect of claims arising from the Insured'
s liability as a tenant the Insured will bear the first $500 of
damage to property caused other than by fire or explosion.
Part 1 - Exclusions
The Company will not be liable for:•
1.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property arising directly or indirectly out
of or caused by or in connection with the erection, demolition, alteration of or additions to
buildings by or on behalf of the Insured, except an alteration or addition not exceeding in
cost the sum of $20,000.
•
2.
Claims in respect of the cost of
(a)
rectifying faulty workmanship to any goods or building or structure;
or
(b)
performing, completing, correcting or improving any work undertaken by the
Insured.
•
3.
Claims in respect of a liability imposed upon the Insured by reason of the Insured'
s
ownership, occupation or control of any property or structure used as a landing area for
aircraft provided such claims arise out of such use as aforesaid. The term "landing area"
includes any area on which aircraft land, take off, are housed, maintained or operated.
•
4.
Claims arising out of a breach of duty owed in a professional capacity by the Insured or
persons for whose breaches of such duty the Insured may be liable.
•
5.
Claims in respect of damage to any land or fixed property arising directly or indirectly from
vibration or from the removal or weakening of or interference with the support to land,
buildings or any other property.
•
6.
Liability arising directly or indirectly out of any defect or deficiency in goods (which
expression includes containers) sold or supplied (other than from a canteen provided by
the Insured primarily for the use of employees of the Insured) after such goods have
passed from the control or actual physical custody of the Insured or of any person in the
direct service of the Insured.
•
7.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property arising directly or indirectly out
of or caused by or in connection with the use of:(a)
any aircraft or aerial device in the physical or legal control of the Insured or used in
work undertaken by or on behalf of the Insured.
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(b)
any Vehicle or any attachment to any Vehicle in the physical or legal control of the
Insured or used in work undertaken by or on behalf of the Insured in respect of
which insurance is required by virtue of any legislation relating to motor vehicles.
(c)
any Watercraft whilst afloat in the physical or legal control of the Insured or used in
work undertaken by or on behalf of the Insured.
•
8.
Claims arising directly or indirectly from explosion of boilers or other vessels under
pressure in respect of which a certificate is required to be issued under the terms of any
Statute or Regulation.
•
9.
Claims arising directly or indirectly out of or caused by treatment other than first aid
services prescribed or administered by the Insured or persons for whose actions the
Insured may be liable.
•
10.
Claims arising out of the publication or utterance of a libel or slander
(a)
made prior to the effective date of this policy; or
(b)
made at the direction of the Insured with knowledge of the falsity thereof;
or
(c)
related to publishing, advertising, broadcasting or telecasting activities conducted
by or on behalf of the Insured.
Part 2 - Products Liability
Cover
The Company will indemnify the Insured for damages (other than aggravated, exemplary or punitive
damages) which the Insured becomes liable to pay in respect of any Occurrence and caused by any of
the Products.
The total liability of the Company during any one Period of Insurance will not exceed the Limit of
Indemnity specified in the Schedule.
The Company will also pay in respect of a claim against the Insured to which the indemnity under this
Section applies:(1)
all costs and expenses of litigation recoverable by any claimant against the Insured
(2)
all costs and expenses of litigation incurred by the Insured with the written consent of the
Company.
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Part 2 - Exclusion
The Company will not be liable for:•
1.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by or arising out of:(a)
any defective design, defect in design or error in formula (or in specification) of any
of the Products;
(b)
the delivery, installation, repair, maintenance or application of any of the Products
by the Insured unless such Personal Injury or Damage to Property is caused by a
defect in the Products:
(c)
any defect or deficiency in any of the Products which defect or deficiency the
Insured by himself or his employees or agents has knowledge of or has reason to
suspect at the time when the said Products pass from the actual physical custody
of the Insured or of any person under the control of the Insured.
•
2.
Claims in respect of the cost of repairing or replacing any of the Products which cause
Personal Injury or Damage to Property or making any refund on the price paid for any
such Products.
•
3.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by any of the Products
manufactured specially for and installed in an aircraft or other aerial device or caused by
Products which the Insured knew would be so installed.
•
4.
Claims arising from inherent vice or inefficiency or ineffectiveness of any Product.
•
5.
Claims for costs and expenses attributable to:(a)
recall of any of the Products following a claim or incident giving rise to claim.
(b)
the investigation by the Insured as to the cause of any defect or happening giving
rise to a claim.
•
6.
Claims in respect of any sum which the Insured would have been entitled to recover from
any party but for a contract or agreement between the Insured and such party.
•
7.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property arising out of the Products
under the control or in the actual physical custody of the Insured or any person in the
direct service of the Insured.
•
8.
Claims brought against the Insured in any Country (outside the Commonwealth of
Australia) in which the Insured is represented by a branch or by any employee domiciled
in the Country or by a Company firm or individual holding the Insured'
s Power-of-Attorney.
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General Exclusions Applicable to Parts 1 and 2
The Company will not be liable for:•
•
•
1.
Claims -
(a)
In respect of Personal Injury to any member of the family of the Insured ordinarily residing
with the Insured or with whom the Insured ordinarily resides;
(b)
In respect of liability imposed by the provisions of any workers’ or workmen’s
compensation legislation or any industrial award or agreement or determination;
2.
Damage to property owned by the Insured or held in trust or in the custody or control of
the Insured but this general exclusion 2 does not apply to:
(a)
Personal effects of directors, employees and visitors of the Insured;
(b)
Premises (including fixtures and fittings) not owned by the Insured;
(i)
At which the Insured is undertaking work in connection with the Business but not
indemnity is granted for damage to that part of the property on which the Insured is
working and which arises out of such work;
(ii)
Which are leased or rented to the Insured.
(c)
Vehicles (including spare parts and accessories thereon) not owned or used by the
Insured in connection with the Business whilst within a car park belonging to or under the
control of the Insured provided that such car park is notused by the Insured for reward.
(d)
Any other property except property owned by the Insured and property described in (a),
(b) and (c) above but the Insurer’s liability in respect of this property shall not exceed
$50,000
3.
(a)
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property arising during or in
consequence of:(1)
Earthquake, subterranean fire, volcanic eruption;
(2)
Riot, strikes, civil commotion;
unless it be proved by the Insured that such Personal Injury or Damage to Property was
not occasioned thereby.
(b)
Any consequence of war, invasion, act of foreign enemies, hostilities (whether or
not war is declared), civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection or military or
usurped power.
•
4.
Claims arising out of any liability assumed by express warranty or agreement unless such
liability would have attached to the Insured notwithstanding such express warranty or
agreement but excepting liability arising under any agreement entered into by the Insured
where the Company has consented in writing to indemnify the Insured in terms of such
agreement;
•
5.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property directly or indirectly caused by
or contributed to by or arising from:
(a)
Ionising radiations or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or from
any nuclear waste;
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•
6.
(b)
Nuclear weapons or material;
(a)
(1)
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property directly or
indirectly arising out of the discharge, dispersal, release or escape of
Pollutants;
(2)
The cost of removing, nullifying or cleaning up Pollutants;
but this exclusion 6(a) will not apply to liability caused by an instantaneous,
identifiable, unintended and unexpected happening which takes place in its entirety
at one specific location;
(b)
•
•
7.
8.
Costs incurred in the prevention of discharge, dispersal, release or escape of
Pollutants;
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property or loss of use of property
directly or indirectly caused by or arising from:(a)
The mining, processing, transportation, distribution or storage of asbestos;
(b)
The manufacture of Products containing asbestos or processing of materials
containing asbestos;
(c)
Any process of decontamination, treatment, removal or control of asbestos but this
exclusion 7(c) applies only to those claims arising in consequent of inhalation of
asbestos fibre or damage to or loss of use of property due to the presence of
asbestos;
Claims arising out of or incurred as a result of the rendering of or failure to render:
(a)
Professional advice or service (other than medical first aid); or
(b)
Advice (other than advice in respect of the use of the Insured’s Products), designs
or specifications for a fee,
by the Insured or by persons for whom the Insured may be liable, or any error or omission
in connection therewith.
•
9.
Claims in respect of Personal Injury or Damage to Property happening in any country,
state or territory (outside the Commonwealth of Australia) where the law of such country,
state or territory requires that liability shall be Insured or secured with an Insurer or
organisation which is licensed in that country, state or territory to grant such insurance or
security.
•
10.
Claims of whatsoever nature which consist of or arise directly or indirectly out of or in
connection with:
1)
Total or partial destruction, distortion, erasure, corruption, alternation,
misinterpretation or misappropriation of Electronic Data and/or Software,
2)
Error in creating, amending, entering, deleting or using Electronic Data
and/or Software, or
3)
Total or partial inability or failure to receive, send, access or use Electronic
Data and/or Software for any time or at all.
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from any cause whatsoever, regardless of any other contributing cause or event whenever
it may occur.
Electronic Data means facts, concepts and information converted to a form useable for
communications, display, distribution, interpretation, or, processing by electronic or
electromechanical data processing or electronically controlled equipment.
Software means programs, procedures, and routines associated with the operation of
electronic or electromechanical data processing or electronically controlled equipment,
including any operating system.
•
11.
Claims in respect of Liability directly or indirectly caused by or contributed to by, or arising
from or happening through or in connection with any act of terrorism. Terrorism is defined
as being an act, which may include but is not limited to an act involving the use of force or
violence and/or threat thereof, of any person or group(s) of persons, whether acting alone
or on behalf of or in connection with any organisation(s) or government(s), which from its
nature or context is done for, or in connection with, political, religious, ideological or ethnic
or similar purposes or reasons, including the intention to influence any government and/or
to put the public, or any section of the public, in fear.
•
12.
Fines or penalties.
•
13.
Any loss, damage, destruction, or liability caused by or arising directly or indirectly from:
terrorism; being an act, which may include but is not limited to an act involving the use of
force or violence and/or threat thereof, of any person or group(s) of persons, whether
acting alone or on behalf of or in connection with any organisation(s) or government(s),
which from its nature or context is done for, or in connection with, political, religious,
ideological or ethnic or similar purposes or reasons, including the intention to influence
any government and/or to put the public, or any section of the public, in fear.
This also excludes loss, damage, cost or expense of whatsoever nature directly or
indirectly caused by, resulting from or in connection with any action taken in controlling,
preventing, suppressing or in any way relating to an act of terrorism.
•
14.
Any claim of whatsoever nature which consists of or arises directly or indirectly out of or in
connection with:
(a) (1)
total or partial destruction, distortion, erasure, corruption, alteration,
misinterpretation or misappropriation of Electronic Data and/or Software,
(2)
error in creating, amending, entering, deleting or using Electronic Data and/or
Software, or
(3)
total or partial inability or failure to receive, send, access or use Electronic
Data and/or Software for any time or at all,
from any cause whatsoever, regardless of any other contributing cause or event whenever
it may occur.
Electronic Data means facts, concepts and information converted to a form useable for
communications, display, distribution, interpretation, or, processing by electronic or
electromechanical data processing or electronically controlled equipment.
Software means programs, procedures, and routines associated with the operation of
electronic or electromechanical data processing or electronically controlled equipment,
including any operating system.
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General Conditions Applicable to Parts 1 and 2
1.
Duty of the Insured
The extent of the liability of the Company is conditional upon The notification as soon as possible by the Insured to the Company of any change materially
varying any of the facts or circumstances existing at the commencement of this Policy.
2.
Cancellation
•
(a)
•
3.
(b)
Method of Cancellation
(1)
The Insured may cancel this Policy at any time by notifying the Company in writing
(2)
Subject to the provisions of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 the Company may
cancel this Policy at any time by giving 30 days notice in writing to the Insured of the
date from which cancellation is to take effect. Such notification is to be delivered
personally or posted by certified mail to the Insured at the address last notified to
the Company. Proof of mailing is sufficient proof in notification.
Adjustment of Premium
(1)
After cancellation by the Insured the company will retain or be entitled to the
premium for the period during which this Policy has been in force based on the
company’s cancellation rates or if applicable after adjustment in accordance with
condition 2.
(2)
After cancellation by the Company the premium for the period prior to cancellation
will be adjusted in the manner provided by Condition 2 or if that Condition is not
applicable the Insured will be entitled to a pro-rata refund of the unexpired portion of
the premium.
Transfer of Interest
No interest in this Policy can be transferred without the written consent of the Company.
4.
Claims Procedure
•
(a)
After the happening of any occurrence or event which may give rise to a claim against the
Company the Insured or his legal representative must
(1)
as soon as possible advise details to the Company and send written confirmation to
the Company within 30 days.
(2)
take all reasonable steps to prevent any further loss damage or liability.
(3)
advise the Company of any impending prosecution or inquest.
(4)
use his best endeavours to preserve any damaged or defective or other appliances,
plant or things which might prove necessary or useful by way of evidence in
connection with any claim and so far as may be reasonably practicable no alteration
or repair shall be made to any premises, fencing, machinery, furnishings, fittings,
appliances or plant without the consent of the Company until the Company has had
an opportunity of inspection.
(5)
immediately forward to the Company every communication, Writ or Summons upon
receipt or service thereof.
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•
(b)
A person making a claim under this Policy must not make any admission of liability or
promise or offer of payment in connection with any such claim without the written consent
of the Company.
•
(c)
The Insured must not authorise repairs in connection with any claim to any of the property
insured without the consent of the Company.
5.
Company Rights
Subject to the provisions of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 the Company has the right to
recover any money paid by it from any person against whom the Insured may be able to claim
and the Company shall have full discretion in the conduct, defence or settlement of any claim
and to take action in the Insured'
s name. The Insured and any other person entitled to
indemnity under this Policy must not hinder these rights and must give all such information and
co-operation as the Company may reasonably require.
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Bushfire Liability Endorsement
Limit of Indemnity $5,000,000
For the purposes of determining the application of the ‘Declared Clients’ Liability with respect to liability
for Personal Injury and/or Damage to Property arising out of Bushfire Liability, it is agreed that all
related or unrelated Bushfires, which occur during any Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168)
hours, shall be considered as one Occurrence.
With the view to providing the most equitable interpretation of this Condition, from the standpoint of all
interested Insureds:
A) The Insurer will liaise with all Insureds who may be affected by any such related or unrelated
Bushfires.
B) Each Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours shall be deemed to have commenced
at a date and time nominated by the Insurer.
C) Each such period shall be deemed to be expired one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours after
the commencement of the Period as nominated by the Insurer.
Should a Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours expire while a Bushfire is continuing then:
(i)
(ii)
A new Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours shall be deemed to have
commenced immediately upon the expiration of the prior Occurrence, and
Such new Period shall be deemed to constitute the commencement of a separate
Occurrence.
Where any Period is nominated to commence prior to the expiry or cancellation of this insurance, the
Insurer shall be liable for the whole Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours, notwithstanding
that the Policy may expire or be cancelled during the nominated Period of one hundred and sixty eight
(168) hours.
This Policy shall not apply to liability for Bushfires commencing prior to the inception of this Policy. This
condition shall apply to all Bushfires whether continuous or sporadic in their nature and whether the
Bushfire(s) were due to the same climatic or other condition(s).
For the purposes of this endorsement “Bushfire” means any wildfire of which the initial effect is
destruction of or damage to an environment of naturally occurring vegetation outside the confines of
the Insured property.
“Declared Client” means a client of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd declared by Proposal and to whom
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd have issued a certificate of Insurance.
Our total aggregate liability shall not exceed $5 000 000.00 during any one Period of Insurance for all
claim or series of claims for Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by or arising out of Bushfire
Liability.
Other than as amended above, the terms, conditions and exclusion of this Policy shall continue to
apply.
Limit of Indemnity $10,000,000 or $20,000,000
For the purposes of determining the application of the ‘Declared Clients’ Liability with respect to liability
for Personal Injury and/or Damage to Property arising out of Bushfire Liability, it is agreed that all
related or unrelated Bushfires, which occur during any Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168)
hours, shall be considered as one Occurrence.
With the view to providing the most equitable interpretation of this Condition, from the standpoint of all
interested Insureds:
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D) The Insurer will liaise with all Insureds who may be affected by any such related or unrelated
Bushfires.
E) Each Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours shall be deemed to have commenced
at a date and time nominated by the Insurer.
F) Each such period shall be deemed to be expired one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours after
the commencement of the Period as nominated by the Insurer.
Should a Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours expire while a Bushfire is continuing then:
(i)
(ii)
A new Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours shall be deemed to have
commenced immediately upon the expiration of the prior Occurrence, and
Such new Period shall be deemed to constitute the commencement of a separate
Occurrence.
Where any Period is nominated to commence prior to the expiry or cancellation of this insurance, the
Insurer shall be liable for the whole Period of one hundred and sixty eight (168) hours, notwithstanding
that the Policy may expire or be cancelled during the nominated Period of one hundred and sixty eight
(168) hours.
This Policy shall not apply to liability for Bushfires commencing prior to the inception of this Policy. This
condition shall apply to all Bushfires whether continuous or sporadic in their nature and whether the
Bushfire(s) were due to the same climatic or other condition(s).
For the purposes of this endorsement “Bushfire” means any wildfire of which the initial effect is
destruction of or damage to an environment of naturally occurring vegetation outside the confines of
the Insured property.
“Declared Client” means a client of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd declared by Proposal and to whom
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd have issued a certificate of Insurance.
Our total aggregate liability shall not exceed $10 000 000.00 during any one Period of Insurance for all
claim or series of claims for Personal Injury or Damage to Property caused by or arising out of Bushfire
Liability.
Other than as amended above, the terms, conditions and exclusion of this Policy shall continue to
apply.
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Important Information
DUTY OF DISCLOSURE
Before you enter into a contract of general insurance with an insurer, you have a duty under the
Insurance Contracts Act 1984, to disclose to the insurer every matter that you know, or could
reasonably be expected to know, is relevant to the insurer’s decision whether to accept the risk of the
insurance and, if so, on what terms. The same duty arises on renewal, extension, reinstatement - or
variation of the policy. The disclosure required is especially important in matters relating to the physical
risk, past claims, cancellation of insurance covers, the imposition of increased premiums, insolvency or
criminal convictions. Disclosure is not limited to specific questions in a proposal or matters applying to
the insured named in the policy but includes other relevant matters including past business or
businesses or private insurances. If you breach the duty, even innocently, the insurer may be able to
reduce its liability in respect of a claim or may cancel the contract. If the non-disclosure is fraudulent
the insurer may also have the option of avoiding the policy from inception.
CHANGE OF RISK OR CIRCUMSTANCES
Please tell us about any changes to your circumstances or business, such as any alteration of risk,
location changes, new or changed business activities, as they could affect your insurances.
AVERAGE CLAUSE – UNDER INSURANCE
Home buildings and contents, fire, business interruption, industrial special risks and other policies often
contain an average clause. This means that you should insure for full value which may be replacement,
indemnity or market value depending on the type of insurance cover arranged. If you are under insured
your claim may be reduced in proportion to the amount of under-insurance.
UNREPORTED LOSSES
Please let us know whether there are any losses which have occurred that have not been reported to
us/insurers, whether you intend making a claim or not.
NEW CLAIMS
Any quotation we have obtained on your behalf is based on the understanding that there will be no
deterioration in the claims experience between the date insurers quoted their terms and the inception
date of the cover. If claims do occur during this period, insurers have the right to revise the terms
quoted or even withdraw their quotation.
HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENTS, CONTRACTING OUT, REMOVAL OF SUBROGATION RIGHTS
You may prejudice your rights to a claim if, without prior agreement from your insurer, you make any
agreement that could prevent the insurer from recovering the loss from a third party. These “hold
harmless” clauses are often found in leases, licences and contracts for maintenance, supply,
construction and repair.
WARRANTIES
Where any insurance is subject to a Warranty, there must be strict compliance with the stipulation in
the Warranty. Failure to comply with any Warranties may invalidate policy cover and lead to nonpayment of claims, even though the breach may not have any bearing on a particular claim.
INSURING THE INTEREST OF OTHER PARTIES
If you require the interest of another party to be covered by the policy, you MUST request this. Most
policies will attempt to exclude indemnity to other parties (e.g. mortgagees, lessors, principals etc.)
unless their interest is expressly noted on the policy.
SEVERAL LIABILITY
Where your policy cover is provided by more than one insurer it is important to note that each insurer is
only responsible to the extent of their individual subscription and there is no obligation for that insurer
to make up the shortfall of any other subscribing insurer in a claim or return premium payment.
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CONFIRMATION OF TRANSACTION
You may contact us by telephone or in writing to confirm any transaction under your policy, such as
renewals and endorsements. If necessary, we will obtain the information for you from the insurer.
COOLING OFF PERIOD FOR RETAIL CLIENTS
If you are a retail client as defined in the Corporations Act 2001 as amended (the ‘Act’), you may be
entitled to a minimum 14 day cooling-off period during which you may return the insurance policy and
receive a refund of the insurance premium paid (less amounts lawfully deducted), subject to the
requirements of the Act and the terms and conditions of your policy.
This does not affect any other cancellation rights you may have under your policy.
Please check your policy and schedule upon receipt to be sure you have the cover you require. If the
cover does not meet your needs, please contact your Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd (JLT) JLT
adviser for advice as to your rights.
REMUNERATION AND OTHER INCOME
Our principal remuneration for arranging insurance on your behalf is either by way of: a) commission
paid by the Insurer; OR b) a Fee; OR c) a combination of Commission paid by the Insurer and a Fee.
In addition to the above the Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group may receive income from insurers as
follows: interest earned on insurance monies passing through our bank accounts; profit commissions
or profit shares paid by insurers on specific classes of business; administrative service fees or
expense reimbursements for limited specific services we provide to insurers as part of the placing or
claims process.
We will disclose any potential conflict of interest not included above which may occur and affect our
relationship.
REFUND of PREMIUMS
In the event of any refund premium being allowed for the cancellation or adjustment of this insurance
policy, JLT reserves the right to retain all brokerage, fees and charges
RECEIVING INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
JLT may, from time to time, offer you information about products and services which may be of interest
to you. Please notify us if you do not wish to receive such additional information.
PRIVACY POLICY
JLT is committed to the protection of your privacy and is bound by the National Privacy Principles for
the handling of your information.
JLT’s Privacy Policy can be examined by accessing our website (http://www.jlta.com.au/) or by
obtaining a copy from your JLT adviser or the JLT Privacy Officer (at Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd.,
66 Clarence Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000: or on telephone number (02) 9290 8000).
SERVICE DIFFICULTIES
We would like to know if you are not satisfied with our services. If you have any difficulties please
contact your JLT adviser or our Complaints Manager. JLT subscribes to Insurance Brokers Dispute
Limited, which is a free consumer service, and the General Insurance Broker’s Code of Practice.
Additional information is available from your local JLT office.
IF THERE IS ANY PART OF THE ABOVE THAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND OR YOU REQUIRE
FURTHER EXPLANATION, PLEASE CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY.
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Plantation Statistics
Australian Forest Growers have asked that those insuring in the AFG Group give details to allow broad
statistics on their plantations to be used for future planning by industry and by Governments.
Federal and State Governments through the National Forest Policy Statement are clearly focusing on
regional centres for resources aggregation and it is clearly in the grower'
s interests for this to happen to
assist in the development of processing plants and eventual marketing of produce for all concerned.
You are asked to allow details of plantation areas by location, age, postcodes and name from this form
to be sent by the insurers to the Administrative Officer, Australian Forest Growers.
Yes
No
If you do not wish your name to be notified please cross out name.
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Australian Forest Growers
Name:
______________________________________________________
Phone No: _____________________
Postal Address: ______________________________________________________
Suburb: ______________________
Lot ID
Post
Code
State
Region
Rotation
Trans
Distance
Excess
Value
Option
Post Code:
Tree
Type
Age
_________
State: ________
Area
Please select required options:
Excess
(0.5% Insured Value per Plantation +
Nil
$2,000
$5,000
$10,000
$50,000 )
Additional Claims Preparation Costs
( in Excess of $5,000 )
Yes
No
Amount _______________
Loss Mitigation Expenses
( $25,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 )
Yes
No
Amount _______________
Removal of Debris
( Compulsory - Limit: 10% plantation value or A$250,000, whichever the lesser, Premium: 5% of Plantation Total Premium )
Public Products Liability Insurance
( Limit $5m / $10M )
Yes
No
Amount _______________
Insured
Value
Are you a current AFG Member?
Yes
No
If so, for how many years?
_____________
Do you maintain plantation personally?
Yes
No
If "No", give names of your contractors:
_________________________________
What Value Option have you selected?
1. Low
2. Medium
Was the Pinus Radiata Salvage Option
selected?
Yes
No
Maximum area undivided by fire breaks is
3. High
If Value Option 1 or 3 selected, please
give reason:
_____________ Ha
Does your plantation comply with the
special conditions, as set out in booklet.
Yes
No
If "No", why not?
Have you suffered any losses or damage
by any perils covered by this policy to
property owned by you (last 5 years)?
Yes
No
If "Yes", please give details:
Are you agreeable to you plantation details
being forwarded to the AFG?
Yes
No
DECLARATION: I hereby declare:
1.
2.
I have read and understood the booklet accompanying this proposal.
I agree to be bound by the basis of loss settlement described in the
policy.
3.
The answers on this proposal are correct in every particular.
Signed:
_______________________________
Date:
_______________________________
4.
Date of Loss
________________________________
Amount of Loss
________________________________
Location of Loss
________________________________
Circumstances
________________________________
That I understand the insurance contract covering trees has been effected partly with an unauthorised foreign
insurer that is not authorised under the Insurance Act 1973 to conduct insurance business in Australia. such
insurers are not subject to the provisions of that act, which establishes a system of financial supervision of general
insurers in Australia.
It is a matter for my consideration whether I should obtain further information from Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Ltd
on such matters as:a)
b)
c)
d)
name and postal address of insurer;
country of incorporation of insurer and whether that country has a scheme of financial supervision of insurers;
paid up capital of the insurer;
which country'
s laws will determine disputes under the contract.
Binder Authority - Fire and Selected Perils
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform ACT 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited hereby gives notice that this contract is effected under an authority given to Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Limited by Lloyds of London which Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited has effected the contract as an agent of the named Insurers and not as an agent for the Insured.
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform ACT 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited hereby gives notice that in dealing with or settling claims up to and including $40,000 they will be acting under
an uthority given to them by the named insurers and that they will be dealing with or settling the claim as agent of the named insurers and not as an agent of the Insured
Binder Authority - Public and Products Liability Insurance
In accordance with the Financial Services Reform ACT 2001, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited hereby gives notice that this contract is effected under an authority given to Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty
Limited by CGU Insurance Limited (ACN 004 478 371) and that Jardine Lloyd Thompson Pty Limited has effected the contract as an agent of the named Insurer and not as an agent for the Insured.