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Department of Justice and Attorney-General
9 May 2014
[No. 10
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
9 May 2014
PROHIBITION OF SALE AND USE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
UNDER THE ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT 2002
MINISTERIAL RECALL ORDER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT UNDER
THE ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACT 2002
I, BRIAN RICHARDSON, Director Equipment Safety and Licensing,
Department of Justice and Attorney-General, being the delegate
of the regulator, acting under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 , on
reasonable belief that the below type does not comply with the safety
criteria in AS/NZS 3820 (Essential safety requirements for electrical
equipment), prohibit the sale or installation by any person of:
The, Hon. Jarrod Bleijie, Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, in
accordance with the Electrical Safety Act 2002 , Part 2, Division 2B,
has made a Ministerial recall order on Advancetech Pty Ltd as the
importer of electrical equipment listed below. This order was made
on 8 May 2014.
Avanco branded rotary type DC isolators model numbers:
AV/DC4P25AUB,
AV/DC2P625AU,
AV/DC2/2P25AU, AV/DC2/2P125AU,
AV/DC4P25AUS,
AV/DC2P25AU,
AV/DC4P25AU,
and AV/DC4P25AUT.
The prohibition of sale or installation is effective from the date
of publication of this notice in the Queensland Gazette.
BRIAN RICHARDSON
Director Equipment Safety and Licensing
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
The electrical equipment is:
AVANCO brand DC solar isolators that may be used for
photovoltaic (PV) systems with the model numbers:
AV/DC4P25A,
AV/DC2P25A
AV/DC2P625AU,
AV/DC2P25AU,
AV/DC2/2P125AU, AV/DC4P25AU,
and AV/DC4P25AUT.
AV/DC4P25AUB,
AV/DC2/2P25AU,
AV/DC4P25AUS,
The product features an internal fault in the isolator that leads
to overheating and fire.
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Premier’s Office
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NOTICE OF REVOCATION OF APPOINTMENT
In accordance with section 26(3) of the Constitution of
Queensland 2001, Her Excellency the Governor acting by and
with the advice of the Executive Council, has ended the
appointment of Dr Christopher Karl Davis MP as Assistant
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Acquisition of Land Act 1967
TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No 03) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No 03)
2014.
Land taken [s.9(6) of the Act]
2. The land described in the Schedule is taken by Mackay
Regional Council for reservoir purposes and vests in Mackay
Regional Council for an estate in fee simple on and from 16 May
2014.
SCHEDULE
&HQWUDO5HJLRQ0DFND\2I¿FH
Land Taken
Lot 5 on RP748959, area 2.77 ha, Title Reference 21403216,
parish of Greenmount.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
5. File Reference – CBD/122314
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No 04) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No 04)
2014.
Land taken [s.9(6) of the Act]
2. The land described in the Schedule is taken by Somerset
Regional Council for recreation grounds and drainage purposes and
vests in Somerset Regional Council for an estate in fee simple on
and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
6RXWK5HJLRQ&DERROWXUH2I¿FH
Land Taken
Lot 217 on CC572, area 3.417 ha, part of Title Reference
11959182, parish of North.
CBD/122710
Lot 6 on SP251984 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area
5.998 ha, part of Title Reference 11960108, parish of North.
CBD/122711
1.
2.
3.
4.
ENDNOTES
1. Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
2. Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
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4. The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No 05) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Land Notice (No 05)
2014.
Land taken [s.9(6) of the Act]
2. The land described in the Schedule is taken by Somerset
Regional Council for road purposes and vests in Somerset Regional
Council for an estate in fee simple on and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
6RXWK5HJLRQ&DERROWXUH2I¿FH
Land Taken
Lot 8 on SP251984 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area
1.262 ha, part of Title Reference 11960108, parish of North.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
5. File Reference – CBD/122711
1.
2.
3.
4.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
TAKING OF EASEMENT NOTICE (No 02) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Easement Notice
(No 02) 2014.
Easements taken [ss.6 and 9(6) of the Act]
2. The easements described in Schedule 2 are taken by Queensland
Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited for electrical works
purposes and purposes incidental thereto and vests in Queensland
Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited on and from 16 May
2014.
Rights and obligations
3. That the rights and obligations conferred and imposed by each
easement include the matters set out in Schedule 1.
SCHEDULE 1
DEFINITIONS
1.
In this Notice of Intention to Resume:
1.1
“Acts” means the Electricity Act 1994, Electrical
Safety Act 2002 and Government Owned
Corporations Act 1993 and any amendments to
them or either of them or any Acts superseding
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1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
1.10
those Acts.
“Date of this Easement” means the date of the
gazette resumption notice.
“Easement” means the rights obtained from the
Owner by QETC including but not limited to the
terms and conditions contained in this Schedule.
“Easement Land” means that portion of the
Owner’s land over which this Easement is
obtained.
“Electricity Works” means such works, conduits,
apparatus, structures and things as QETC may in
its absolute discretion consider appropriate as a
means of conveying or transmitting electricity,
telecommunications and other electromagnetic
energy in all its forms both underground and
overhead, including conductors, cables, towers,
aerials, poles, foundations, ground anchorages,
supports, above ground cable markers and other
associated or appurtenant works. The expression
includes the Electricity Works existing on or
under the Easement Land at the Date of this
Easement or constructed on it after that date, and
where the context permits it includes a reference
to any part of the Electricity Works.
“Lessee” has the same meaning as in the Land
Act 1994.
“Owner” means the Registered Proprietor or
the Lessee, as applicable, together with its
successors, successors in title and assigns.
Where the term appears in Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6 and
8 it includes the servants, agents, employees,
workmen and contractors of the Owner and other
persons authorised by the Owner to use or enter
upon the Easement Land.
“QETC” means the Queensland Electricity
Transmission Corporation Limited, together
with its successors and assigns and others
authorised by it. Where the context permits, the
term includes the servants, agents, employees,
workmen, linesmen, contractors of QETC and
other persons authorised by QETC to exercise
its rights under this Easement.
“Registered Proprietor” has the same meaning
as in the Land Title Act 1994.
“Structure” means any building, improvement,
SODQW HTXLSPHQW ¿[WXUH ¿WWLQJ SROH FDEOH
wire, pipe, tower, apparatus or chattel or of
any kind whether on, over, in, under, across or
through the Easement Land and includes by way
of example but is not limited to any dwelling
(including any extension or overhang of eaves
or guttering), swimming pool, shed, retaining or
other wall and lighting.
QETC’S RIGHTS
2.
The QETC is acquiring this Easement to permit QETC the
right to:
2.1
c o n v e y a n d t r a n s m i t e l e c t r i c i t y,
telecommunications and other electromagnetic
energy in all its forms on, from, over, under
and through the Easement Land by Electricity
Works;
2.2
enter upon and traverse the Easement Land, with
vehicles, plant and equipment, if necessary, to
exercise its rights under this Easement;
2.3
construct Electricity Works on, over, under or
through the Easement Land;
2.4
inspect, maintain, repair or replace the Electricity
Works;
2.5
clear the Easement Land of trees, undergrowth
or vegetation or any obstruction including soil in
the manner and by the means QETC considers
appropriate;
2.6
construct and maintain on the Easement Land
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such tracks, roads, gates, fences and other
structures and works as QETC considers
necessary;
2.7
enter upon and traverse the Easement Land for
the purposes of preventing or rectifying any
infringement by the Owner of QETC’s rights
under this Easement by the Owner; and
the QETC may in connection with its use and enjoyment
of this Easement, exercise such of its rights, powers,
discretion and functions under the Acts, or any other Act
RUDWODZDVLWVHHV¿W
QETC’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE OWNER
3.
QETC will, in exercising its rights pursuant to this
Easement:
3.1
cause as little inconvenience to the Owner as
possible; and
3.2
act reasonably.
QETC WILL COMPLY WITH SAFETY LAWS
4.
4.1
QETC will comply with all laws regarding the
exercise of its rights under this Easement and
the safety of persons to use the Easement Land.
4.2
QETC will not be liable for:
4.2.1
the negligent acts or omissions of the
Owner; or
4.2.2
the acts or omissions of the Owner
that are a breach of this Easement or
of the law.
THINGS THE OWNER MUST NOT DO
5.
The Owner must not:
5.1
interfere with, damage or place at risk the
Electricity Works or plant, equipment, tools or
material of QETC on or near the Easement Land;
5.2
interfere with or obstruct QETC in the exercise
or enjoyment of its rights and powers under this
Easement; or
5.3
grow sugarcane within ten (10) metres of any
tower, base or pole upon the Easement Land; or
5.4
interfere with or damage the above ground
cable markers used to indicate the location of
the below ground Electricity Works.
THINGS THE OWNER MAY ONLY DO IF QETC CONSENTS
6.
The Owner must not, or consent to allow another party to,
DIWHUWKH'DWHRIWKLV(DVHPHQWZLWKRXW¿UVWREWDLQLQJWKH
written consent of QETC:
6.1
erect or place any Structure or make any
additions or alterations to any Structure on the
Easement Land;
6.2
erect any fence that is higher than three (3)
metres on the Easement Land;
6.3
place fill or other substance or carry out
any works or do anything whatsoever on
the Easement Land which would reduce the
clearance from ground level of the conductors
or transmission lines below the minimum
statutory clearance required from time to time
for the voltage class of the transmission line on
the Easement Land;
6.4
cause or allow, except in the case of force
majeure, the inundation of those parts of the
Easement Land where any Electricity Works are
erected or located or are proposed to be erected
or located;
6.5
lay or permit the laying of underground services
or any metal conduit or pipe under or across the
Easement Land;
6.6
lay any metal conduit or pipe within five
(5) metres of the base of any tower, pole,
foundation, ground anchorage or other means
of support on the Easement Land;
6.7
do any act or thing which jeopardises the
Electricity Works, the foundations, ground
anchorages, supports, the towers or poles,
including (without limitation) excavate or
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 12
remove any soil, sand or gravel within a distance
of twenty (20) metres from the base of any tower,
pole, foundation, ground anchorage or support
on the Easement Land;
6.8
grow sugar cane on the Easement Land except:
6.8.1
where the Owner is a holder of a valid
cane supply contract under the Sugar
Industry Act 1999 as at the Date of
this Easement; and
6.8.2
the Owner grows sugar cane in
accordance with clause 5.3 above;
6.9
plant upon the Easement Land any crop or any
trees whose roots or the cultivation of which
would in any way interfere with the Electricity
Works; or
6.10
plant or grow upon the Easement Land trees
whose size or height would in any way interfere
with the statutory clearance that may exist from
time to time; or
6.11
reside in or permit anyone to reside in or occupy
any Structure, caravan, or other accommodation
(including temporary accommodation) which
may be located on the Easement Land,
and QETC will not unreasonably withhold its consent but
in granting any consent may impose reasonable conditions.
OWNER MAY USE EASEMENT
7.
The Owner may use the Easement Land for any lawful
purpose not inconsistent with the terms of this Easement.
THINGS QETC MAY DO IF THE OWNER IS IN BREACH
8.
8.1
In the event of any breach by the Owner of
the terms of Clauses 5 and 6, QETC may in its
absolute discretion give notice to the Owner
to rectify the breach which may include the
demolition or removal of all, or any part of, a
Structure; and
,IDIWHUGD\VWKH2ZQHUKDVQRWUHFWL¿HGWKH
breach, then QETC may rectify the breach which
may include:
8.2.1
the demolition and/or removal of a
Structure or any part thereof upon the
Easement Land; or
8.2.2
mitigation or remedial work to restore
the safety of the Electricity Works
without liability to the Owner for reinstatement,
restitution, damages, compensation or otherwise.
8.3
Notwithstanding anything contained in Clauses
8.1 or 8.2, in the case of an emergency, QETC
may enter the Easement Land to remedy a
defect, eliminate an actual or potential danger
or remove a Structure or any part thereof that is
affecting, or may affect, the safety of Electricity
Works or continuity of supply without giving
notice.
8.4
If QETC acts under clause 8.3, it must give the
notice, if not already given, mentioned in clause
8.1 as soon as practicable.
8.5
Any costs incurred by QETC in relation to either
Clauses 8.2 or 8.3, or both, may be recovered
from the Owner.
INDEMNITY
4(7&LQGHPQL¿HVWKH2ZQHUDJDLQVWDOODFWLRQVVXLWV
proceedings, demands, costs, losses, damages and
expenses arising out of or in respect of any act or omission
of QETC in the use or attempted use of the Easement Land
by QETC, except where such actions, suits, proceedings,
claims, demands, costs, losses, damages or expenses arise
as a result of any negligent act or omission of the Owner,
breach of this Easement or of the law.
PUBLIC RISK
10.
QETC will effect and keep current a public risk insurance
policy in respect of this Easement and the use by QETC of
the Easement Land for an amount which QETC considers
appropriate to the public liability risk involved but in
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any event not less than FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS
($50,000,000.00).
SCHEDULE 2
6RXWK5HJLRQ'DOE\2I¿FH
Easements Taken
Easement F in Lot 21 on SP243383 on SP261459 (to be registered
in the Land Registry), area 2.703 ha, part of Title Reference
50871866, parish of Woleebee.
CBD/124306
Easement G in Lot 5 on SP186409 on SP261460 (to be registered
in the Land Registry), area 6.152 ha, part of Title Reference
50609341, parish of Woleebee.
CBD/124307
Easement H in Lot 4 on FT87 on SP261461 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 17.26 ha, part of Title Reference 16317101,
parish of Woleebee.
CBD/124308
Easement I in Lot 3 on FT87 on SP261462 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 17.19 ha, part of Title Reference 50550953,
parish of Woleebee.
Easement J in Lot 1 on FT87 on SP261462 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 17.7 ha, part of Title Reference 50550952,
parish of Woleebee.
CBD/124309
Easement K in Lot 56 on FT264 on SP261463 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 1521 m2, part of Title Reference 18363221,
parish of Woleebee.
CBD/124310
Easement L in Lot 26 on AB131 on SP261464 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 37.18 ha, part of Title Reference 50840780,
parish of Sollow.
CBD/124311
Easement M in Lot 25 on AB130 on SP261465 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 24.74 ha, part of Title Reference 50648894,
parish of Sollow.
CBD/124312
Easement N and O in Lot 5 on AB50 on SP261466 (to be
registered in the Land Registry), areas 3.402 ha and 23.71 ha
respectively, part of Title Reference 17646141, parish of Sollow.
Easement P in Lot 2 on AB132 on SP261466 (to be registered in
the Land Registry), area 10.93 ha, part of Title Reference 17646141,
parish of Sollow.
Easement Q in Lot 3 on SP263272 on SP261466 (to be registered
in the Land Registry), area 4.069 ha, part of Title Reference
17646141, parish of Sollow.
Easement E in Lot 3 on SP263272 on SP263274 (to be registered
in the Land Registry), area 1.007 ha, part of Title Reference
17646141, parish of Sollow.
CBD/124313
1.
2.
3.
4.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993
TAKING OF NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
NOTICE (No 05) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Native Title Rights
and Interests Notice (No 05) 2014.
Native Title Rights and Interests taken [s.9(6) of the Acquisition
of Land Act 1967, s.24MD of the Native Title Act 1993
(Commonwealth) and s.144 of the Native Title (Queensland) Act
1993]
2. The native title rights and interests, if any, in the land and waters
described in the Schedule are taken by Gladstone Regional Council
for reservoir and works for the reticulation of water (water mains)
purposes on and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
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&HQWUDO5HJLRQ5RFNKDPSWRQ2I¿FH
Lot 1 on SP263704 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area
1.04 ha, part of Environmental Reserve, part of Title Reference
49107748, parish of Iveragh.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
File Reference – CBD/122051
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993
TAKING OF NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
NOTICE (No 06) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Native Title Rights
and Interests Notice (No 06) 2014.
Native Title Rights and Interests taken [s.9(6) of the Acquisition
of Land Act 1967, s.24MD of the Native Title Act 1993
(Commonwealth) and s.144 of the Native Title (Queensland)
Act 1993]
2. The native title rights and interests, if any, in the land and
waters described in the Schedule are taken by Gladstone Regional
Council for sewerage (pump station) purposes on and from 16
May 2014.
SCHEDULE
&HQWUDO5HJLRQ5RFNKDPSWRQ2I¿FH
Lot 2 on SP263704 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area
325 m2, part of Environmental Reserve, part of Title Reference
49107748, parish of Iveragh.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
5. File Reference – CBD/122051
1.
2.
3.
4.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993
TAKING OF NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
NOTICE (No 07) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Native Title Rights
and Interests Notice (No 07) 2014.
Native Title Rights and Interests taken [s.9(6) of the Acquisition of
Land Act 1967, s.24MD of the Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
and s.144 of the Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993]
2. The native title rights and interests, if any, in the land and waters
described in the Schedule are taken by Richmond Shire Council for
parking of vehicles and future land development (residential) purposes
on and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
1RUWK5HJLRQ7RZQVYLOOH2I¿FH
Lot 139 on SP202798 (to be registered in the Land Registry),
area 1.823 ha, unallocated State land, the whole of Title Reference
47020600, parish of Wyangarie.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
5. File Reference – CBD/040320
1.
2.
3.
4.
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993
[16 May 2014
TAKING OF NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
NOTICE (No 08) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Native Title Rights
and Interests Notice (No 08) 2014.
Native Title Rights and Interests taken [s.9(6) of the Acquisition of
Land Act 1967, s.24MD of the Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
and s.144 of the Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993]
2. The native title rights and interests, if any, in the land and waters
described in the Schedule are taken by Murweh Shire Council for
land development (residential) purposes on and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
6RXWK5HJLRQ&KDUOHYLOOH2I¿FH
Lot 2 on SP242368 (to be registered in the Land Registry), area
32.95 ha, part of Township Reserve R67, part of Title Reference
49005030, parish of Charleville.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
File Reference – CBD/086856
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993
TAKING OF NATIVE TITLE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS
NOTICE (No 09) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Taking of Native Title Rights and
Interests Notice (No 09) 2014.
Native Title Rights and Interests taken [s.9(6) of the Acquisition of
Land Act 1967, s.24MD of the Native Title Act 1993 (Commonwealth)
and s.144 of the Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993]
2. The native title rights and interests, if any, in the land and waters
described in the Schedule are taken by South Burnett Regional Council
for community residential facility for people with a disability purposes
on and from 16 May 2014.
SCHEDULE
6RXWK5HJLRQ.LQJDUR\2I¿FH
Lot 10 on N2327, area 5430 m2, unallocated State land, the whole
of Title Reference 47016308, parish of Nanango.
ENDNOTES
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
5. File Reference – CBD/124208
Land Act 1994
REOPENING OF TEMPORARILY CLOSED ROAD
NOTICE (No 13) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Reopening of Temporarily
Closed Road Notice (No 13) 2014.
Reopening temporarily closed road [s.107 of the Act]
2. It is declared that the areas of land comprised in the former
Road Licences mentioned in Schedules 1 to 3 are reopened as road.
SCHEDULE 1
6RXWK5HJLRQ&DERROWXUH2I¿FH
An area of about 910 m2 abutting the eastern boundary of Lot
1 on SP173449 and shown as Lot 2 on AP13444, being the land
contained within former Road Licence No. 0/221553, (parish of
Burpengary). (2014/001725)
SCHEDULE 2
6RXWK5HJLRQ0DU\ERURXJK2I¿FH
An area of about 1.18 ha abutting Lot 153 on MZ174 and shown
as Lot A on AP6480, being the land contained within former Road
Licence No. 0/215560, (parish of Gayndah). (2012/000817)
SCHEDULE 3
1.
2.
3.
4.
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 12
6RXWK5HJLRQ0DU\ERURXJK2I¿FH
An area of about 1.54 ha abutting Lot 147 on MZ153 and shown
as Lot B on AP6480, being the land contained within former Road
Licence No. 0/215561, (parish of Gayndah). (2012/000881)
ENDNOTES
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
Land Act 1994
OBJECTIONS TO PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE
(No 19) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Objections to Proposed Road
Closure Notice (No 19) 2014.
Application for road closure [s.100 of the Act]
2. Applications have been made for the permanent closure of the
roads mentioned in the Schedule.
Objections
3.(1) An objection (in writing) to a proposed road closure mentioned
in the Schedule may be lodged with the Executive Director, Department
RI1DWXUDO5HVRXUFHVDQG0LQHVDWWKHUHJLRQDORI¿FHIRUWKHUHJLRQLQ
which the road is situated.
(2) Latest day for lodgement of objections is 26 June 2014.
(3) Any objections received may be viewed by other parties
interested in the proposed road closure under the provisions of the Right
to Information Act 2009. If you lodge an objection, please include in
your objection letter whether you would like to be consulted if this
issue becomes the subject of an access request under the Right to
Information Act 2009.
Plans
4. Inspection of the plans of the proposed road closures may be
made atD WKH'HSDUWPHQWRI1DWXUDO5HVRXUFHVDQG0LQHV2I¿FHVDW
Rockhampton, Cairns, Mareeba and Townsville; and
(b) the Local Government Offices of Banana Shire, Cairns
Regional, Etheridge Shire, Charters Towers Regional and
Townsville City;
for a particular plan in that district or that local government area.
SCHEDULE
PERMANENT CLOSURE
&HQWUDO5HJLRQ5RFNKDPSWRQ2I¿FH
1 An area of about 4.91 ha being part of Dawson Highway adjoining
part of Lot 7 on SP118855 and part of Lot 66 on FN342 (parish of
Capayan, locality of Moura) and shown as plan of proposed road to be
permanently closed on Drawing 14/021/CEN. (2014/002289)
1RUWK5HJLRQ&DLUQV2I¿FH
2 An area of about 1.17 ha being the area of road contained within
Road Licence No. 2850 and balance area of the unnamed road separating
Lot 4 on RP713385 from Lot 2 on RP708751 (parish of Grafton, locality
of Edmonton) and shown as plan of Lot A, proposed permanent road
closure on Drawing CNS14/017P. (2013/006188)
1RUWK5HJLRQ0DUHHED2I¿FH
3 An area of about 172 ha being the unnamed road intersecting Lot 4
on CD838715 (parish of Zath, locality of Einasleigh) and shown as plan
of Lot A, proposed permanent road closure on Drawing CNS14/014.
(2014/001294)
1RUWK5HJLRQ7RZQVYLOOH2I¿FH
4 An area of about 2450 m2 being part of Boundary Street abutting
the eastern boundary of Lot 1 on CT1826 (parish of Charters Towers,
locality of Charters Towers City) and shown as plan of Lot 1, proposed
permanent road closure on Drawing TSV2014-15. (2014/001643)
5 An area of about 200 m2 being part of Denham Street abutting Lot
1 on RP718450 (parish of Coonambelah, locality of North Ward) and
shown as plan of Lot 1, proposed permanent road closure on Drawing
TSV2014-19. (2014/001947)
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
ENDNOTES
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources
and Mines.
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Land Act 1994
CORRECTION OF ERROR IN DEED OF GRANT
NOTICE (No 05) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Correction of Error in Deed
of Grant Notice (No 05) 2014.
Notice of correction of error [s.359(1) of the Act]
2. Notice is given that it is intended, after publication of this
notice, to recommend to the Governor in Council that a further
notice be made correcting the Deed of Grant described in Schedule 1
as set out in Schedule 2.
Applicant
3. The applicant for the correction of the error made in preparing
the deed is the State.
SCHEDULE 1
&HQWUDO5HJLRQ0DFND\2I¿FH
Deed of Grant - 40021544
Current Title Reference - 50281154
Land granted - Lot 9 on CP864632, parish of Kemmis
Area - 9915.3553 ha
SCHEDULE 2
&RUUHFWLRQ RI DQ HUURU LQ WKH 6SHFL¿HG 5HVHUYDWLRQV RI WKH
Deed of GrantomitµH$OOTXDUU\PDWHULDODVGH¿QHGE\WKH)RUHVWU\$FW
1959) on and below the surface of the land’.
ENDNOTES
1. Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
4. File Reference - 2012/004338
Land Act 1994
CORRECTION OF ERROR IN DEED OF GRANT
NOTICE (No 06) 2014
Short title
1. This notice may be cited as the Correction of Error in Deed
of Grant Notice (No 06) 2014.
Notice of correction of error [s359(1) of the Act]
2. Notice is given that it is intended, after publication of this
notice, to recommend to the Governor in Council that a further
notice be made correcting the Deed of Grant described in Schedule 1
as set out in Schedule 2.
Applicant
3. The applicant for the correction of the error made in preparing
the deed is the State.
SCHEDULE 1
&HQWUDO5HJLRQ5RFNKDPSWRQ2I¿FH
Deed of Grant - 40054352
Current Title Reference - 50672085
Land granted - Lot 179 on LN2465, parish of Stanwell
Area - 11.29 ha
SCHEDULE 2
&RUUHFWLRQRIDQHUURULQ6SHFL¿HG5HVHUYDWLRQVRQWKH'HHG
of Grantinsert ‘(e) $OOTXDUU\PDWHULDODVGH¿QHGE\WKH)RUHVWU\$FW
1959) on or below the surface of the land’.
ENDNOTES
1. Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
3. The administering agency is the Department of Natural
Resources and Mines.
4. File Reference- 2013/005544
© The State of Queensland 2014
Copyright protects this material.
Reproduction inquiries should be addressed to:
Gazette Advertising, GPO Box 2457, Brisbane QLD, 4001
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 12
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Transport and Main Roads
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
Vol. 366]
Friday 16 May 2014
ISSN 0155-9370
[No. 13
Acquisition of Land Act 1967
Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
Transport Planning and Coordination Act 1994
REVOCATION OF TAKING OF LAND NOTICE (No. 2729) 2014
Short title
1.
This notice may be cited as the Revocation of Taking of Land Notice (No. 2729) 2014.
Land to be revoked [s. 17 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967]
2.
Following agreement of the owner in writing, the land described in the Schedule and taken by Taking of Land Notice (No. 2170) 2011
published in the Queensland Government Gazette of 13 May 2011, at pages 51 and 52, are no longer required for the purpose for which it was taken
and, accordingly, in terms of section 17 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1967, Taking of Land Notice (No. 2170) 2011 is partially revoked.
SCHEDULE
Land to be revoked
“County of Stanley, Parish of Yeerongpilly -an area of 82 square metres being part of Lot 8 on SP255526 (being a plan to be registered in
Queensland Land Registry, Department of Natural Resources and Mines), being part of land contained in Title References: 50873855 and 50873858.
Brisbane City
Griffith Arterial Road
(Mains Road/Kessels Road Intersection Upgrade)
R13-2778
495/60; 323”
ENDNOTES
1.
2.
3.
4.
Made by the Governor in Council on 8 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
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[16 May 2014
Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
NOTIFICATION OF DECLARATION AND REVOCATION
OF A STATE-CONTROLLED ROAD
Notice is hereby given under sections 24 and 25 of the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, that the road or route, or part of the road or route described
in the schedule is hereby declared or revoked as a State-controlled road, as the case may be. As required by the abovementioned sections of the
Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, the relevant local government has been notified and the declaration described in the schedule below is consistent
with the department’s transport infrastructure strategies.
Scott Emerson
Minister for Transport and Main Roads
THE SCHEDULE
That on and from 16 May 2014, the declaration of the State-controlled road specified in Appendix I hereto, be revoked, and in lieu thereof, the road
described in Appendix II hereto, be declared a State-controlled road, respectively, under and for the purposes of the Transport Infrastructure Act
1994.
The area (that is, alignment and width) of the State-controlled road described in Appendix II shall apply to the full width of the road corridor, where
the existing trafficked route is contained within a surveyed road corridor, provided that, where the existing trafficked route is contained within a State
reserve, State forest, timber reserve, vacant State land or pastoral holding, the area (that is, alignment and width) shall apply to 30 metres each side of
the centre line of the trafficked route.
APPENDIX I
Name of Statecontrolled Road
No. 4364
Boondooma Dam
Road
Secondary Road
Wondai Shire
Date of
Declaration
Relevant to Road
1 July 1991
APPENDIX II
No. 4364
OKEDEN ROAD
SOUTH BURNETT REGIONAL COUNCIL
From its intersection with Wondai – Proston Road, Proston – Boondooma Road and Rodney Street in Proston, to a point distant about 25 metres east of the
most eastern corner of the north eastern severance of Lot 35 on SP196036 in Okeden, by the route shown on the approved plans held by the
Director-General, Department of Transport and Main Roads, and identified by the registration numbers RD4364-(1-2)-A.
Length ... 17.30 kilometres (approximately)
ENDNOTES
1. Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
2. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
3. The administering agency is the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
© The State of Queensland 2014
Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever
means is prohibited without prior written permission. Inquiries should be addressed to:
Gazette Advertising, GPO Box 2457, Brisbane QLD 4001.
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Local Government
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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Friday 16 May 2014
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
Notice is hereby given under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009
that on 7 May 2014, Fraser Coast Regional Council resolved to adopt
administrative amendments to the Fraser Coast Planning Scheme.
The Fraser Coast Planning Scheme amendments will have effect
on and from Monday 19 May, 2014.
The purpose and general effects of the administrative amendments
are listed below.
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Maryborough principal activity centre local plan code;
Principal centre zone code;
o
Landscaping code;
o
Transport and parking code;
o
Works, services and infrastructure code.
Part 5.8 (Building Works), Table 5.8.1 (Editor’s note) reference
to be changed from Table 9.3.6.3.1 to Table 9.3.5.3.1;
Part 8, Table 8.2.4.3.1, AO1.2(b), Inserted a “)” at the end
of the sentence;
Part 8, Section 8.1, 5(d), page 9-1, changed “plane” to “plan”;
Part 8, Section 8.2.3.2, 2(e), page 8-9, changed
“Environmental Protection Policy (water) 2009” to
“Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009”;
Part 9.3.2, Table 9.3.2.3.1, AO3.1, changed “AO3.1” to “AO3”;
Part 9.3.10, Table 9.3.10.3.1, AO6.2, corrected alignment;
Part 9.4.4, Table 9.4.4.3.1, AO3, changed “in” to “is” in
the ‘Note’ for AO3;
Schedule 3 – PIP Mapping, replaced PFTI (Public Parks and
Land for Community Facilities) map P-006 with updated
version reflecting the correct PIA Boundary; and
Schedule 6 – Subsections of SC6.2 to SC6.5 to be renumbered
to correct numbering error.
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FRASER COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE
ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO THE FRASER COAST PLANNING
SCHEME ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENT PACKAGE 01/2014
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Amended Sections 3.2 to 3.8 of the consolidated contents
page to correct page number errors;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.1 – Assessment Criteria heading was
realigned;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.1 – Third column, 8th row, deleted extra
dot point;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.2 – Third column, 3rd row, deleted extra
dot point;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.9, third column, 1st row, inserted dot point;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.15, second column, 11.1, 11.2, 15.1
and 15.2 rows reformatted;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.18, third column, 3rd row, deleted extra
dot point;
Part 5.5, Table 5.5.18, second column, 8th and 9th rows
reformatted;
Part 5.6, Table 5.6.1, third column, 3rd row, reformatted
dot point;
Part 5.6, Table 5.6.1, Riverfront Local Plan Precinct
(Business Activities) deleted extra rows;
Part 5.9, Table 5.9.1, Excavation and filling, changed
reference to “filling and excavation”;
Part 5.6 (Local Plan – Maryborough) Table 5.6.1 (Riverfront
Precinct, Recreational Activities: Indoor Sports and Recreation
– Code Assessment). Deleted “The Planning Scheme” from
the ‘assessment criteria column and inserted:
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Business uses code;
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Copies of the Planning Scheme are available for inspection and
purchase at Council Administration Centres at 77 Tavistock Street,
Hervey Bay and 431-433 Kent Street, Maryborough, from Monday
19 May, 2014. The Fraser Coast Planning Scheme can be viewed
on Council’s website at www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au
A copy of the Planning Scheme administrative amendments is also
available for inspection at the Department of State Development,
Infrastructure and Planning in the Planning Information Area,
63 George Street, Brisbane from Monday 19 May, 2014.
Lisa Desmond
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
© The State of Queensland 2014
Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever
means is prohibited without prior written permission. Inquiries should be addressed to:
Gazette Advertising, GPO Box 2457, Brisbane QLD 4001.
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 14
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General
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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ISSN 0155-9370
Friday 16 May 2014
[No. 15
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Commissioner for Declarations.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Peter Clifford ALLEN
Daphne Evelyn ALLISON
John Thomas AMATT
Rosalia Teresa AMATT
Graham John ANDERSON
Gavin Leslie AUSTIN
Geraldine Margaret AUSTIN
Jean Elizabeth BACH
James Athol BAYLY
John William BEATON
Robert Irvine BENNETT
Neville Brian BLACK
Timothy William BLISS
Frederic Emile BRANDS
Harold John BROOKER
William Vincent BUTLER
Christopher James BYRNE
Ross Frank BYRNES
John Dudley CAHILL
William Dawsey CAMPBELL
Merilyn Gladys CARTER
Judith Kaye CASANOVAS
Russell Graham CATON
Anthony Michael CAWLEY
Kevin Michael CHOI
Garry Roland CHRISTENSEN
Harold John CHURCHES
Lionel Rodney CLEVELAND
Neville James Sinclair CLIFFORD
Sharon Allison COLASO
John Leslie COLE
Graham Patrick CONROY
Michele Susan COOPER
Geoffrey Powell CORNWELL
Malcolm Andrew CORY
Christina COTIS
James William CROMPTON
Wendy Anne CUSKELLY
Stathis EFSTATHIS
Jacqueline Jennifer FITZGERALD
William John FLETCHER
Veronica Julie FRIEBERG
Edmond Joseph GALEA
Richard John GARNER
Gerald Arthur GEBERT
Karen Leah GOES
Pamela Mary GOUGH
Robert Turner GOWLAND
Andrew Charles Maitlan GRAHAM
Arthur Norman William GRAHAM
David Michael GREATOREX
Darryl Adrian GREER
Wayne Douglas GRIFFITHS
David Neville GUYATT
Eric Marcus HALL
Robert Matthew HALL
Thomas David HAMILTON
Keith Douglas HAMPSON
Patricia Margaret HASSAM
Keith Maxwell HAYWARD
Richard Walter HEILER
Christine Ella HILLS
Barrie Nixon HINES
Edward William HOFFMANN
Kevin Edward HOWE
Tracey Ann HUNTER
Denise ICONOMIDIS
Mervyn Roy JENSEN
Robert Samuel JONES
Michael KECHAGIAS
Trevor Lester LABROOY
Dianne Kathleen LYNCH
Margaret Angela LYONS
Peter Stewart MACLACHLAN
Clive Charles MACNEVIN
Patrick Vincent MAGUIRE
Domenica MEMMOLO
William Neil MIERS
Robert Percival MILLS
Peter Colin MONTGOMERY
Bruce Stanley MORRISON
Jacinta Therese MOTT
Bronwyn Eileen MULLER
Ray MULLER
William Ernest MUMBRAY
Kaylene Frances NAYLOR
Regan Jamie NEUMANN
Ian Roy NICHOLLS
Peter Desmond NIOTAKIS
Robert Keith NIPPERESS
Jeffrey Graham NYKIEL
Denis James O'CONNELL
Shaun Michael O'CONNOR
Paul A O'DEA
Paul Matthew O'LEARY
Noel Anthony O'MARA
Michael John O'SHEA
Herbert Alfred PALMER
Rosario Alfio PARISI
Chesley Jane PARKER
Elizabeth Julie PAYNE
Ross PERRETT
Brett Ian PFEIFFER
Bradley William PLATZ
Alys Alvene Dawn PLINT
Raymond POON
Geoffrey Bill POTTER
Michael Rex POTTER
Rudolf Gerard PRUDON
Richard John REID
Anthony Peter REYNOLDS
Lucius Mark RICHARDSON
Carol Anne ROGERS
Frederick William J SAWARDE
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Sharyn Lee DANIEL
Terrence Gerard D'ARCY
Walter Frederick DARE
Michelle Mary DARTNELL
Lisa Maree DIXON
Ian Charles DODD
Robert Mayne DOUGLAS
Allen James DRURY
Tony Graeme DUNN
John Philip EFFER
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
Robin Leslie MANSFIELD
Gregory Keith MARHEINE
Timothy John MARKS
David Grice MARLAND
Errol Therayne MATHAMS
Anastasis MAVRIS
Barry William MCCULLOCH
Sharron Marie MCEWAN
Paul Gerard MCGOVERN
Malcolm Barry MCKENZIE
[16 May 2014
Helen Towers SCOTT
Ross Robert SMITH
James Ronald STEVENS
Laurence Stanley TOPPING
Brendan Hamilton VAUGHAN
Joanna WARRINGTON
Colin WEST
Meaghan Beth WILD
Gregory John WILLIAMS
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Commissioner for Declarations.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Robert Hamlin BENNETT
Rebecca Anne HARDING
Dennis Maurice MARKS
Deanne Evelyn O'BRIEN
John Robert REID
Heather Joy SANTOLIN
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 24(1) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been revoked as a Commissioner for Declarations.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Robert Frank NESPOLI
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Commissioner for Declarations).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Sonia Rochelle AHEARN
Thomas Gipps AHEARN
Kim Dianne ANDERSON
Anthony Harold Hyde BAILEY
Allan George BARNETT
Mary Ann BAUER
Raymond BECKER
Steven Roy BERG
Robert Arthur BIGGS
Lesley Edith BONSER
Donald Eric BROWN
Peter John BROWN
Brian John CAHILL
Franko Doral CETINICH
Kathryn Joy CHYTRA
Robert William CLARKE
Joyce Ann COLLIER
Betty Joyce COLLINS
Carol Irene COLMAN
Raphael Maud CONSOLI
Valda May COUGHLIN-WEST
Kenneth Henry DEAN
Ian Christopher DIEHM
Pamela Mary Emily DODD
David Walter DRAKE
Shirley DREDGE
Kay Bell DUNCAN
Barry William ELSMORE
Richard GAILEY
Alexander Phillip GAMBLIN
Phillip Alwyn GEERTZ
Peter GOLLEDGE
Harry Alexander GREEN
Gerard Michael GREENTREE
Alan Douglas GUNN
Frank William IRVINE
Heather Evelyn JAQUES
Edward Albert KENDALL
Melvyn Ray LAWES
Robin Macdonald LINTON
Peter Russell LONSDALE
William Robert LOWE
David Hanbury LUKE
Inez Joy MARTIN
Leslie Sturgeon MCGILL
Agnes Stella MCKECHNIE
Robyn Anne MCKENZIE
Joyce Violet MCKILLOP
Peter MCKILLOP
Donald Gilmour MCLEARY
Leslie Charles MOHLE
Gregory John MORRISON
Guy MULLER
Shayne Patrick MURRAY
Barry NASON
Noel Leonard NUTT
Phillip Robert O'DONNELL
Judith Anne OLIPHANT
Lindsay Christian ORR
John PARADINE
Basil Charles PORTER
Clifford Charles POWELL
Sandra Mills PRITCHARD
Lesley Ann RAY
Timothy Charles ROBINSON
Stuart Edward RODEN
Martin Richard SAUNDERS
Justin James SPEAKMAN
Neil Anthony WHITE
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Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 21(5) of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has been appointed and is registered as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Beverley Anne ARCHIBALD
Siobhan BAILLIEU
Rikky Shane Bryant BURKETT
Shondelle Naomi CANNING
Peter John CATON
Antonio Giovanni CAVAZZA
Julie-Anne CHRISTENSEN
Kerri Renae COOK
Jemma Grace CULLEN
Jessika Jaimee DAVIES
Jessica Marie DOMROW
Linda Ella EATHER
Debra Ann ELEISON
Lynette Marion FOLKERS
Yun GIDDY
Jacqueline Grace GILES
Shane Leslie GIST
Christopher Charles GRAHAM
Robert Keith GREEN
Robyn Edna GREEN
Hye Kyoung JUNG
David Ian LITTLE
Paul Raymond MCCAY
Tracie Lee-Anne MCNAMARA-JONES
Faisal MOHAMED
Kym Louise NUNN
Christopher Malcolm O'DONNELL
Carola Christine OFFERMANN
Joanna Louise PENNY
Tanya Rose POSKITT
Chaz J PREZIDENT
Pamela Mary ROBERTSON
Lindsay James ROBINSON
Rosslyn Leigh RUSSELL
Denise Frances SCOTT
Trudi Maree TAYLOR
Norbert Olaf TENTHY
Dylan James WEDEL
Henry Trevor George WHEELER
Debra Jane WHITTAKER
Baolin ZHONG
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Barbara Muriel BRANSON
Department of Justice and Attorney-General
Brisbane, 14 May 2014
It is notified that, pursuant to Section 23 of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991 , each of the
persons whose name appears in the schedule hereunder has resigned as a Justice of the Peace.
Damien Mealey
Registrar and Manager
Justices of the Peace Branch
THE SCHEDULE
Garry William BROMHAM
William Thomas CRAMP
Anita Alison JACOBSEN
Richard Ernest JONES
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
Queensland Health
Brisbane, 15 May 2014
Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of
the Executive Council and under the provisions of the Hospital
and Health Boards Act 2011 , has approved the appointment of
Chairman, Deputy Chairman and members to Hospital and
Health Boards for the terms specified:
CAIRNS AND HINTERLAND HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Ms Carolyn Eagle
Deputy
Chairman
Dr Felicity Croker
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
CAPE YORK HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Mr Robert McCarthy
Mr Kevin Quirk
Position
Chairman
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
30/06/2014
18/05/2014 to
30/06/2014
CENTRAL QUEENSLAND HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Mr Kurt Heidecker
Member
Ms Karen Smith
Member
Mr Graeme Kanofski
Member
Ms Elizabeth Baker
Member
Ms Bronwyn Christensen
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
CHILDREN'S HEALTH QUEENSLAND HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Dr David Wood
Member
Mr David Gow
Member
Ms Georgie Somerset
Member
Associate Professor Susan Young
Member
Mr Ross Willims
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
DARLING DOWNS HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Ms Cheryl Dalton
Member
Dr Ross Hetherington
Member
Ms Patricia Leddington-Hill
Member
Dr Ian Keys
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
[16 May 2014
GOLD COAST HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Professor Allan Cripps
Member
Ms Colette McCool
Member
Dr Andrew Weissenberger
Member
Dr Cherrell Hirst AO
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
MACKAY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Dr David Aprile
Member
Dr Judith (Helen) Archibald
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
METRO NORTH HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Professor Helen Edwards OAM
Member
Professor Nicholas Fisk
Member
Dr Kim Forrester
Member
Dr Margaret Steinberg AM
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
METRO SOUTH HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Dr John Kastrissios
Member
Ms Lorraine Martin AO
Member
Ms Margo MacGillivray
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
NORTH WEST HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Dr Chistopher Appleby
Member
Mrs Kari Arbouin
Member
Mr Ron Page
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
SUNSHINE COAST HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Mr Cosmo Schuh
Member
Professor Karen Woolley
Member
Mr Brian Anker
Member
Dr Mason Stevenson
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
16 May 2014]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
SOUTH WEST HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Mr (Eric) Lindsay Godfrey
Chairman
Mr Richard Moore
Deputy
Chairman
Ms Heather Hall
Member
Mr James Hetherington
Member
Mrs Karen Prentis
Member
Mr Michael Cowley
Member
Ms Lynette Kajewski
Member
Ms Fiona Gaske
Member
Dr John Scott
Member
WIDE BAY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
TORRES AND CAPE HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Mr Robert McCarthy
Chairman
Mr Kevin Quirk
Member
Mrs Tracey Jia
Member
Associate Professor Ruth Stewart
Member
Mr Ted Nai
Member
Mr Gregory Edwards
Member
Term of
Appointment
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
01/07/2014 to
30/06/2015
Position
Dr Kevin Arlett
Member
Dr Eric Guazzo
Member
Ms Lynette McLaughlin
Member
Professor Ian Wronski
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
WEST MORETON HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
Position
Mr Paul Casos
Deputy
Chairman
Professor Sonja Hall
Member
Ms Melinda Parcell
Member
Mr Gary Edwards
Member
Nominee
Position
Mr Dominic Devine
Chairman
Mrs Barbara Hovard
Deputy
Chairman
Mr Paul Dare
Member
Mr Christopher Hyne
Member
Ms Joy Jensen
Member
Mr Gary Kirk
Member
Mr Rowan Bond
Member
Mr Ralph Coles
Member
Mr George Plint
Member
Professor Bryan Burmeister
Member
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2017
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
LAWRENCE SPRINGBORG MP
Minister for Health
Public Service Commission
Brisbane, 8 May 2014
Her Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the
Executive Council, under the provisions of Section 109 of the
Public Service Act 2008 , has approved the fixing of the number
and levels of Senior Executives as specified in the Schedule below.
FIXING OF NUMBER AND LEVELS OF SENIOR EXECUTIVES
LEVEL TO BE INCREASED ON A PERMANENT BASIS
Designation
SES Level Designation Number
Department of Education,
Training and Employment
TOWNSVILLE HOSPITAL AND HEALTH BOARD
Nominee
63
Term of
Appointment
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2016
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2018
18/05/2014 to
17/05/2015
Deputy Director-General
Training and Employment
Brisbane.
SES4
DETE1401
CAMPBELL NEWMAN MP
PREMIER
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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
[16 May 2014
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF ADVERTISED VACANCIES
The following appointments to various positions have been made in accordance with the provisions of
the Public Service Act 2008 .
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART I
A public service officer, tenured general employee or a tenured public sector employee of a public sector unit listed in schedule 1
of Public Service Regulation 2008 who wishes to appeal against a promotion listed in Part 1 must give a written Appeal Notice
within 21 days following gazettal of the promotion to –
Industrial Registrar
Industrial Registry
Email: qirc.registry@justice.qld.gov.au
Web Address: www.qirc.qld.gov.au for Appeal Notice
For general enquiries prior to lodgement of an appeal:
Contact PSC Advisory Service 1300 038 472 or email pscenquiries@psc.qld.gov.au
APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
Education, Training and Employment
NCR
6143/14
Deputy Principal, Golden Beach State
School, North Coast Region,
Golden Beach (DSL 2)
14-07-2014 Hatchman, Karen Ann Teacher, Coolum State School,
North Coast Region, Coolum (A0401)
CO
20086/14
Senior Policy Officer, Governance
Strategy and Planning Unit, Corporate
Strategy and Performance Branch,
Corporate Services Division,
Brisbane (AO6)
29-04-2014 Gleeson, Rachel
Executive Services Officer,
Governance Strategy and Planning
Unit, Corporate Strategy and
Performance Branch, Corporate
Services Division, Brisbane (AO3)
MER
20059/14
Senior Human Resource Consultant,
Mount Gravatt Office, Metropolitan
Region, State Schools Division,
Brisbane (AO6)
05-05-2014 Flodine, Gitte
Business Services Manager,
Tambourine Mountain State School,
South East Region, State Schools
Division, Gold Coast (AO3)
MER
20059/14
Senior Human Resource Consultant,
Mount Gravatt Office, Metropolitan
Region, State Schools Division,
Brisbane (AO6)
05-05-2014 Johnston, Julie
Corporate Services Officer, Mount
Gravatt Office, Metropolitan Region,
State Schools Division,
Brisbane (AO5)
NCR
10615/13
Senior Field Officer, Training
Queensland, State Schools Division,
Sunshine Coast (AO5)
31-03-2014 Newton, Michelle
Customer Service Officer, Bundaberg
Office, North Coast Region, State
Schools Division, Bundaberg (AO3)
NCR
10615/13
Senior Field Officer, Training
Queensland, State Schools Division,
Sunshine Coast (AO5)
31-03-2014 Nicoll, Gloria
Customer Service Officer, Murrumba
Office, North Coast Region, State
Schools Division, Sunshine Coast (AO3)
Health
17580/14
Officer in Charge, Local Ambulance
09-06-2014 Cousens, Gavin
Service Network, Mackay, Queensland
Ambulance Service, Proserpine (ASTN1)
Intensive Care Paramedic, Local
Ambulance Service Network, Central
Queensland, Queensland Ambulance
Service, Rockhampton (APARA)
Public Safety Business Agency
105153/14
Senior Systems Administrator,
Information Communication Systems,
Public Safety Business Agency,
Kedron (AO6)
05-05-2014 Potter, Andrew
System Admin Electronic Archiving,
Information Communications
Systems, Public Safety Business
Agency, Kedron (AO5)
16 May 2014]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
65
APPOINTMENT PART I - APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of
Appointment
Name of Appointee
Previous Position and Classification
(Unless otherwise indicated)
Public Trust Office
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Chorley, Vanessa
Claire
Public Trust Officer, Client Services,
Public Trust Office,
Sunshine Coast (AO3)
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Cordwell, Timothy
John
Administrative Officer, Client
Services, Public Trust Office,
Brisbane (AO2)
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Clarke, Simone
Elizabeth
Public Trust Officer, Client Services,
Public Trust Office, Redcliffe (AO3)
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty Trail, Colin Martin
Administrative Officer, Client
Services, Public Trust Office,
Brisbane (AO2)
PT
31/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services
Public Trust Office, Redcliffe (AO3)
Date of duty Turpin, Jennifer Sue
Administrative Officer, Client Services,
Public Trust Office, Redcliffe (AO2)
Queensland Police Service
17389/14
Manager (Program Development),
26-03-2014 O’Sullivan, Daniel
Fleet Management, Asset Services,
Michael
Finance and Business Support Division,
Alderley (AO7)
Senior Project Officer (Capital
Works), Capital Works and Property
Services, Asset Services, Finance
and Business Support Division,
Alderley (AO6)
17320/13
Client Service Officer (Weapons),
Weapons Licensing, Specialist
Services, Operations Support
Command, Brisbane (AO3)
Administrative Officer, Weapons
Licensing, Specialist Services,
Operations Support Command,
Brisbane (AO2)
Date of duty Smicek, Anton
Alexander
66
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
[16 May 2014
NOTIFICATION OF THE FILLING OF APPOINTMENTS PART II
Appointments have been approved to the undermentioned vacancies.
Appeals do not lie against these appointments.
APPOINTMENTS PART II - NON-APPEALABLE
Reference
Number
Vacancy
Date of Appointment
Name of Appointee
Education, Training and Employment
NCR
6046/14
Principal, New Secondary School – Burpengary,
North Coast Region, Burpengary (SL 5)
14-07-2014
Hoehn, Peter
Director (State and Commonwealth Funding), Healthcare
Purchasing, Funding and Performance Management,
System Policy And Performance Division, Brisbane (SO)
13-04-2014
Hassed, Vivienne
Health
SPP
110235
Office of the Health Ombudsman
74930
KPMG
Executive Director, Investigations,
Brisbane (SES2)
26-05-2014
Wilson, Robert
74946
KPMG
Executive Director, Legal Services and Director of
Proceedings, Brisbane (SES2)
10-06-2014
Paulson, Leonie
74947
KPMG
Executive Director, Assessment and Resolution,
Brisbane (SES2)
19-05-2014
Pritchard, Lisa Jayne
12-05-2014
Salisbury, Melissa Ann
Parliamentary Service
PAR
8/14
Principal Research Officer, Committee Office,
Parliamentary Service, Parliament House, Brisbane (AO6)
Public Trust Office
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty
Primo, Alison Melissa
PT
59/13
Public Trust Officer, Client Services Program,
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO3)
Date of duty
Lam, Thi Thu Hanh
PT
12/14
Project Officer, Client Services Program,
Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO6)
Date of duty
Buchel, Quintin
PT
49/13
Senior Information Support Officer, Information Services,
Corporate Services, Public Trust Office, Brisbane (AO4)
Date of duty
Litke, Thomas
16 May 2014]
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68
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
[16 May 2014
Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991
SETTING OF INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION WORK
Queensland Home Warranty Scheme
I, Steve Griffin, Commissioner, Queensland Building and Construction Commission, pursuant to
section 68D of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991 state that the
insurance premium payable by a licensed contractor or licensed construction manager for residential
construction work, as of 1 July 2014, is to be in accordance with Schedule 1.
Unless the contrary intention appears, wherever terms defined by the Queensland Building and
Construction Commission Act 1991 or the Queensland Building and Construction Commission
Regulation 2003 appear in this notice, those terms have the same meaning in this notice as in the
Act or Regulation.
For Schedule 1 of this notice, “residential construction price” means the following:
(a) For proposed residential construction work for, or on the site of, a single detached dwelling:
(i) the contract price for the work; or
(ii) if there is no contract price - the value of the residential construction work.
(b) For proposed residential construction work for, or on the site of, one or more multiple
dwellings:
(i)
if the work is to be carried out under a contract and a notional price applies under
the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Regulation 2003 - for each
residential unit, the notional price of the work for the unit; or
(ii) if the work is to be carried out under a contract and a notional price for the work
does not apply - the contract price for work for the residential unit; or
(iii) otherwise - the value of the work for the residential unit.
(c) For residential construction work carried out under a construction management contract –
the value of the residential construction work for which the construction manager is
providing building work services for the principal, plus the amount paid by the principal to
the construction manager under the construction management contract for those services.
A premium is not payable by a licensed contractor who carries out residential construction work if
any of the following apply:
(a) The work is carried out by the contractor under a subcontract with a licensed contractor;
(b) The work is carried out by the contractor under a construction management trade contract.
A premium is also not payable by a licensed contractor for building work other than residential
construction work.
The minimum premium is $218.60 and the maximum premium is $5,683.45.
16 May 2014]
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
69
SCHEDULE 1
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Less than
$20,000
Premium
$218.60
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
190,000 2,098.45
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
70,000
763.30
130,000
1,435.75
250,000
2,674.05
71,000
72,000
73,000
74,000
75,000
76,000
77,000
78,000
79,000
774.25
785.15
796.05
806.90
817.85
828.70
839.60
850.55
861.50
131,000
132,000
133,000
134,000
135,000
136,000
137,000
138,000
139,000
1,446.90
1,457.85
1,469.00
1,479.90
1,490.90
1,502.10
1,513.10
1,524.20
1,535.15
191,000
192,000
193,000
194,000
195,000
196,000
197,000
198,000
199,000
2,109.50
2,120.55
2,131.60
2,142.65
2,153.75
2,164.75
2,175.80
2,186.90
2,197.80
251,000
252,000
253,000
254,000
255,000
256,000
257,000
258,000
259,000
2,682.60
2,691.25
2,699.85
2,708.50
2,717.10
2,725.70
2,734.35
2,742.95
2,751.50
20,000
218.60
80,000
872.40
140,000
1,546.30
200,000
2,208.85
260,000
2,760.10
21,000
22,000
23,000
24,000
25,000
26,000
27,000
28,000
29,000
229.05
239.95
250.80
261.75
272.60
283.55
294.45
305.40
316.25
81,000
82,000
83,000
84,000
85,000
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
883.30
894.10
905.05
916.00
926.90
937.80
948.65
959.60
970.50
141,000
142,000
143,000
144,000
145,000
146,000
147,000
148,000
149,000
1,557.25
1,568.35
1,579.35
1,590.45
1,601.50
1,612.50
1,623.50
1,634.60
1,645.60
201,000
202,000
203,000
204,000
205,000
206,000
207,000
208,000
209,000
2,252.85
2,261.40
2,269.90
2,278.60
2,287.15
2,295.70
2,304.25
2,313.00
2,321.60
261,000
262,000
263,000
264,000
265,000
266,000
267,000
268,000
269,000
2,768.70
2,777.25
2,785.85
2,794.50
2,803.10
2,811.65
2,820.25
2,828.85
2,837.40
30,000
327.20
90,000
981.50
150,000
1,656.65
31,000
32,000
33,000
34,000
35,000
36,000
37,000
38,000
39,000
338.00
349.00
359.85
370.80
381.70
392.60
403.50
414.45
425.30
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
95,000
96,000
97,000
98,000
99,000
992.25
1,003.15
1,014.10
1,025.00
1,036.00
1,046.85
1,057.70
1,068.70
1,079.50
151,000
152,000
153,000
154,000
155,000
156,000
157,000
158,000
159,000
1,667.65
1,678.75
1,689.75
1,700.90
1,711.95
1,723.00
1,734.05
1,745.00
1,756.10
211,000
212,000
213,000
214,000
215,000
216,000
217,000
218,000
219,000
2,338.85
2,347.45
2,356.00
2,364.60
2,373.20
2,381.80
2,390.35
2,398.90
2,407.45
271,000
272,000
273,000
274,000
275,000
276,000
277,000
278,000
279,000
2,854.70
2,863.30
2,871.80
2,880.40
2,889.00
2,897.60
2,906.25
2,914.90
2,923.45
40,000
436.20
100,000
1,090.50
160,000
1,767.10
220,000
2,416.10
280,000
2,932.05
41,000
42,000
43,000
44,000
45,000
46,000
47,000
48,000
49,000
447.05
458.00
468.95
479.85
490.75
501.60
512.60
523.40
534.35
101,000
102,000
103,000
104,000
105,000
106,000
107,000
108,000
109,000
1,115.45
1,126.60
1,137.55
1,148.65
1,159.60
1,170.75
1,181.70
1,192.85
1,203.85
161,000
162,000
163,000
164,000
165,000
166,000
167,000
168,000
169,000
1,778.20
1,789.20
1,800.25
1,811.35
1,822.40
1,833.40
1,844.45
1,855.45
1,866.55
221,000
222,000
223,000
224,000
225,000
226,000
227,000
228,000
229,000
2,424.75
2,433.40
2,442.00
2,450.55
2,459.15
2,467.80
2,476.30
2,484.90
2,493.45
281,000
282,000
283,000
284,000
285,000
286,000
287,000
288,000
289,000
2,940.60
2,949.20
2,957.85
2,966.45
2,975.05
2,983.65
2,992.25
3,000.85
3,009.30
50,000
545.25
110,000
1,214.90
170,000
1,877.50
230,000 2,502.05
290,000
3,018.00
51,000
52,000
53,000
54,000
55,000
56,000
57,000
58,000
59,000
556.15
567.10
578.00
588.80
599.85
610.65
621.60
632.50
643.35
111,000
112,000
113,000
114,000
115,000
116,000
117,000
118,000
119,000
1,225.95
1,236.95
1,248.00
1,259.10
1,270.15
1,281.15
1,292.25
1,303.25
1,314.35
171,000
172,000
173,000
174,000
175,000
176,000
177,000
178,000
179,000
1,888.55
1,899.55
1,910.80
1,921.80
1,932.80
1,943.85
1,954.90
1,965.95
1,976.95
231,000
232,000
233,000
234,000
235,000
236,000
237,000
238,000
239,000
2,510.70
2,519.30
2,528.05
2,536.65
2,545.20
2,553.75
2,562.30
2,570.90
2,579.55
291,000
292,000
293,000
294,000
295,000
296,000
297,000
298,000
299,000
3,026.60
3,035.20
3,043.80
3,052.35
3,060.95
3,069.65
3,078.20
3,086.80
3,095.35
60,000
654.30
120,000
1,325.30
180,000
1,988.00
240,000
2,588.10
300,000
3,103.90
61,000
62,000
63,000
64,000
65,000
66,000
67,000
68,000
69,000
665.25
676.10
687.10
697.80
708.75
719.65
730.65
741.45
752.40
121,000
122,000
123,000
124,000
125,000
126,000
127,000
128,000
129,000
1,336.40
1,347.35
1,358.50
1,369.45
1,380.55
1,391.60
1,402.70
1,413.70
1,424.75
181,000
182,000
183,000
184,000
185,000
186,000
187,000
188,000
189,000
1,999.05
2,010.05
2,021.15
2,032.15
2,043.25
2,054.30
2,065.30
2,076.35
2,087.35
241,000
242,000
243,000
244,000
245,000
246,000
247,000
248,000
249,000
2,596.70
2,605.30
2,613.85
2,622.45
2,631.20
2,639.75
2,648.35
2,656.90
2,665.50
301,000
302,000
303,000
304,000
305,000
306,000
307,000
308,000
309,000
3,112.60
3,121.25
3,129.85
3,138.40
3,146.95
3,155.55
3,164.15
3,172.85
3,181.45
210,000 2,330.20
270,000 2,846.00
70
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
310,000
3,189.95
430,000
4,221.70
490,000
4,737.60
550,000
5,253.50
311,000
312,000
313,000
314,000
315,000
316,000
317,000
318,000
319,000
3,198.50
3,207.15
3,215.75
3,224.35
3,233.00
3,241.55
3,250.15
3,258.75
3,267.30
371,000
372,000
373,000
374,000
375,000
376,000
377,000
378,000
379,000
3,714.55
3,723.15
3,731.65
3,740.25
3,748.80
3,757.40
3,766.00
3,774.70
3,783.30
431,000
432,000
433,000
434,000
435,000
436,000
437,000
438,000
439,000
4,230.30
4,238.90
4,247.45
4,256.10
4,264.70
4,273.30
4,281.90
4,290.50
4,299.10
491,000
492,000
493,000
494,000
495,000
496,000
497,000
498,000
499,000
4,746.20
4,754.85
4,763.45
4,772.00
4,780.55
4,789.20
4,797.80
4,806.45
4,815.05
551,000
552,000
553,000
554,000
555,000
556,000
557,000
558,000
559,000
5,262.10
5,270.70
5,279.30
5,287.85
5,296.50
5,305.05
5,313.65
5,322.25
5,330.90
320,000
3,275.90
380,000
3,791.90
440,000
4,307.65
321,000
322,000
323,000
324,000
325,000
326,000
327,000
328,000
329,000
3,284.50
3,293.10
3,301.75
3,310.40
3,319.00
3,327.60
3,336.20
3,344.75
3,353.35
381,000
382,000
383,000
384,000
385,000
386,000
387,000
388,000
389,000
3,800.40
3,809.00
3,817.55
3,826.25
3,834.85
3,843.40
3,852.00
3,860.55
3,869.15
441,000
442,000
443,000
444,000
445,000
446,000
447,000
448,000
449,000
4,316.30
4,324.90
4,333.50
4,342.10
4,350.65
4,359.30
4,367.95
4,376.55
4,385.15
330,000
3,361.95
390,000
3,877.85
331,000
332,000
333,000
334,000
335,000
336,000
337,000
338,000
339,000
3,370.50
3,379.05
3,387.65
3,396.40
3,404.95
3,413.55
3,422.10
3,430.70
3,439.30
391,000
392,000
393,000
394,000
395,000
396,000
397,000
398,000
399,000
3,886.45
3,895.00
3,903.60
3,912.15
3,920.75
3,929.40
3,938.00
3,946.60
3,955.20
340,000
3,447.95
341,000
342,000
343,000
344,000
345,000
346,000
347,000
348,000
349,000
3,456.55
3,465.00
3,473.60
3,482.20
3,490.85
3,499.55
3,508.20
3,516.75
3,525.35
350,000 3,533.90
370,000 3,705.80
Residential
Construction Premium
Price
[16 May 2014
400,000 3,963.80
401,000
402,000
403,000
404,000
405,000
406,000
407,000
408,000
409,000
3,972.40
3,980.95
3,989.60
3,998.15
4,006.75
4,015.35
4,023.90
4,032.50
4,041.15
410,000 4,049.80
450,000 4,393.70
451,000
452,000
453,000
454,000
455,000
456,000
457,000
458,000
459,000
4,402.25
4,410.85
4,419.45
4,428.10
4,436.70
4,445.25
4,453.80
4,462.40
4,471.05
460,000 4,479.70
500,000 4,823.60
501,000
502,000
503,000
504,000
505,000
506,000
507,000
508,000
509,000
4,832.20
4,840.80
4,849.35
4,858.00
4,866.55
4,875.15
4,883.75
4,892.35
4,901.00
510,000 4,909.50
511,000
512,000
513,000
514,000
515,000
516,000
517,000
518,000
519,000
560,000 5,339.50
561,000
562,000
563,000
564,000
565,000
566,000
567,000
568,000
569,000
5,348.15
5,356.75
5,365.35
5,373.95
5,382.45
5,391.05
5,399.70
5,408.30
5,416.90
570,000 5,425.45
4,918.20
4,926.80
4,935.40
4,944.00
4,952.60
4,961.15
4,969.80
4,978.35
4,986.95
571,000
572,000
573,000
574,000
575,000
576,000
577,000
578,000
579,000
520,000 4,995.55
5,434.10
5,442.65
5,451.25
5,459.90
5,468.45
5,477.05
5,485.65
5,494.25
5,502.80
580,000
5,511.45
4,488.30
4,496.85
4,505.45
4,514.00
4,522.65
4,531.30
4,539.85
4,548.45
4,557.05
521,000
522,000
523,000
524,000
525,000
526,000
527,000
528,000
529,000
5,004.15
5,012.75
5,021.40
5,030.00
5,038.60
5,047.15
5,055.70
5,064.30
5,072.90
581,000
582,000
583,000
584,000
585,000
586,000
587,000
588,000
589,000
5,520.00
5,528.65
5,537.25
5,545.90
5,554.50
5,563.15
5,571.70
5,580.25
5,588.85
470,000 4,565.65
461,000
462,000
463,000
464,000
465,000
466,000
467,000
468,000
469,000
530,000
5,081.55
590,000
5,597.45
351,000
352,000
353,000
354,000
355,000
356,000
357,000
358,000
359,000
3,542.50
3,551.05
3,559.70
3,568.25
3,576.85
3,585.50
3,594.05
3,602.70
3,611.30
411,000
412,000
413,000
414,000
415,000
416,000
417,000
418,000
419,000
4,058.35
4,066.95
4,075.50
4,084.10
4,092.70
4,101.35
4,109.95
4,118.45
4,127.10
471,000
472,000
473,000
474,000
475,000
476,000
477,000
478,000
479,000
4,574.30
4,582.95
4,591.45
4,600.05
4,608.65
4,617.25
4,625.85
4,634.40
4,643.05
531,000
532,000
533,000
534,000
535,000
536,000
537,000
538,000
539,000
5,090.15
5,098.70
5,107.25
5,115.90
5,124.60
5,133.20
5,141.80
5,150.35
5,158.95
591,000
592,000
593,000
594,000
595,000
596,000
597,000
598,000
599,000
5,606.05
5,614.60
5,623.25
5,631.85
5,640.40
5,649.05
5,657.60
5,666.20
5,674.85
360,000
3,619.90
420,000
4,135.70
480,000
4,651.60
540,000
5,167.55
600,000
5,683.45
361,000
362,000
363,000
364,000
365,000
366,000
367,000
368,000
369,000
3,628.50
3,637.05
3,645.65
3,654.20
3,662.75
3,671.40
3,680.05
3,688.65
3,697.25
421,000
422,000
423,000
424,000
425,000
426,000
427,000
428,000
429,000
4,144.35
4,153.00
4,161.60
4,170.15
4,178.75
4,187.30
4,195.90
4,204.50
4,213.10
481,000
482,000
483,000
484,000
485,000
486,000
487,000
488,000
489,000
4,660.20
4,668.80
4,677.35
4,686.00
4,694.65
4,703.25
4,711.85
4,720.45
4,729.00
541,000
542,000
543,000
544,000
545,000
546,000
547,000
548,000
549,000
5,176.10
5,184.75
5,193.30
5,201.90
5,210.50
5,219.15
5,227.75
5,236.40
5,244.90
Endnotes
1.
2.
3.
4.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Queensland Building and
Construction Commission.
Commencement date: 1 July 2014.
Over
$600,000
Premium
$5,683.45
This Deed shall come into force and effect on 1 July 2013, provided it has been executed by each of the
Ministers and the persons then appointed to act as Trustees have consented so to act.
IV.
This Deed may be signed by counterparts and, if so, the respective counterparts taken together shall
constitute this Deed.
WHEREAS
A.
The Governments of the States of New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia entered
into a Participation Agreement dated 19 September 1986 ("the "Participation Agreement" ") relating to the
licensing of persons carrying on or intending to carry on business as travel agents and the regulation of their
operations,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF each of the following Ministers has executed this Deed on 17 June 2013 for and on behalf
of the Crown in right of their State in their capacity as Minister with responsibility for administering the State Acts
which regulate Travel Agents (but not in a personal capacity).
B.
The Governments of Queensland, Tasmania and Australian Capital Territory subsequently became
signatories to the Participation Agreement,
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said ANTHONY
ROBERTS
in the presence of: BRANDON JACOBS
Reference is made in the Participation Agreement to a compensation fund,
The settlors are the Ministers of the Crown who were respectively responsible for the Act in each State, as at
19 September 1986,
E.
The settlors by the Original Deed appointed the persons named in clause II of this Deed to act as Trustees of
the trust created upon the terms set out in this Deed in respect of a fund known as the Travel Compensation
Fund and to be responsible for administration of the Scheme provided for in this Deed. In accordance with
clause 4, replacement Trustees have been appointed from time to time,
F.
As soon as the Original Deed came into force and effect the settlors lodged with the Trustees the sum of one
hundred dollars to be held by them on the trusts set out in this Deed,
G.
The Ministers with responsibility for administering the State Acts which regulate Travel Agents, commonly
called the Travel Agents Act of the participating States, have prepared a Travel Industry Transition Plan
dated 7 December 2012, which sets out a pathway to deregulate the travel industry in Australia,
characterised by the abolition of the Co-operative Scheme of Uniform Regulation of Travel Agents ("the
National Scheme"), the closure of the Travel Compensation Fund and removal of the requirement to hold a
licence to carry on business as a travel agent,
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said NICK MCKIM
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said HEIDI VICTORIA
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said JARROD
BLEIJIE
I.
This Deed set out the timeframes for achieving deregulation of the travel industry as outlined in the Travel
Industry Transition Plan.
in the presence of: LYNETTE STONE
II.
JARROD BLEIJIE
in the presence of: NATHAN RUHLE
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said MICHAEL
MISCHIN
It is hereby declared that this Deed is in substitution for the Original Deed and that the Trust is established on
the terms and conditions which are set out in the Schedule hereto and that this Deed includes that Schedule
(as amended from time to time).
HEIDI VICTORIA
in the presence of: CAROLYN JONES
As envisaged in clause 29 of the Original Deed, the Ministers have decided to substitute the Original Deed
with this Deed, and
I.
NICK MCKIM
in the presence of: PAMELA HONAN
H.
NOW THIS DEED WITNESSES as follows –
ANTHONY ROBERTS
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said SIMON
CORBELL
MICHAEL MISCHIN
SIMON CORBELL
in the presence of: DAVID FERGUSON
The settlors originally appointed the following persons to act as Trustees:
(i)
as the nominee of the New South Wales Minister under clause 4.1, John William Andrew Holloway
of 39 Carcoola Avenue, Chipping Norton in the State of New South Wales,
(ii)
as the nominee of the Victorian Minister under clause 4.1, John David Hall of 70 Scott Street,
Beaumaris in the State of Victoria,
(iii)
as the nominee of the South Australian Minister under clause 4.1, Philip Herschel Nicholls of 5
Robert Street, Unley in the State of South Australia,
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the said JOHN RAU
in the presence of: BRADLEY GREEN
SCHEDULE
1
INTERPRETATION
as the nominee of the Western Australian Minister under clause 4.1, Paul Richard Glanville of Unit
5, 286 Mill Point Road, South Perth in the State of Western Australia,
2
TITLE AND OBJECTS OF THE TRUST
3
PURPOSES OF TRUST
as the nominees of the Ministers under clause 4.1, Osmond Francis William Pitts of 18 Greenfield
Avenue, Middle Cove in the State of New South Wales, Allen Charles Corbett of 2 Singleton Road,
North Balwyn in the State of Victoria, Michael Anthony Gilmour Thompson of 103 Monmouth Street,
North Perth in the State of Western Australia, Francis William O'Gorman of 77 Rugby Street,
Malvern in the State of South Australia, and
4
TRUSTEES
4A
GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF BOARD
5
THE FUND
6
CONTRIBUTIONS, FEES, LEVIES AND PENALTIES
7
INVESTMENT OF MONEY
as the nominee of the Ministers under clause 4.3, Neil Francis Francey of Unit 6, 59 Kirribilli
Avenue, Kirribilli in the State of New South Wales.
JOHN RAU
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C.
D.
16 May 2014]
TRAVEL COMPENSATION FUND SUBSTITUTION TRUST DEED
III.
71
72
8
APPLICATION FOR ELIGIBILITY AS PARTICIPANT
9
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA AS PARTICIPANT
10
ACCEPTANCE AS PARTICIPANT
11
DECLARED PARTICIPANT
12
INFORMATION BY PARTICIPANT
12A REMAINING ELIGIBLE AS PARTICIPANT
12B CEASING TO BE PARTICIPANT
12C REINSTATEMENT AS PARTICIPANT
"bank" means a bank:
(a) as defined in the Banking Act 1959 of the Commonwealth of Australia, or
(b) that carries on banking business on behalf of a State under the authority of the laws of that State,
"Board" means the Board of Trustees referred to in clause 4,
"Chief Executive Officer" means the person employed as such under clause 4A.1 (c),
"claim" means a claim for compensation made under clause 16,
"client account" means an account that only holds money received in advance in respect of travel
arrangements or travel-related arrangements,
"compensation" means any compensation payable pursuant to this Deed to a person,
13
HEARINGS AND APPEALS
14
REGISTER OF PARTICIPANTS
15
PAYMENT OF COMPENSATION
16
CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION
"failure to account" includes a failure:
17
AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION
18
EMERGENCY COMPENSATION
(a) to arrange or procure the services that are the subject of the travel arrangements or travel-related
arrangements other than where the failure to arrange or procure the services is due to the insolvency or
other collapse of an operator, apart from an operator referred to in clause 1.2, and
19
APPEALS
20
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
21
COMMITTEES
(b) to provide a refund for money or other valuable consideration paid by the person in respect of the
services not arranged or procured,
"fee" means a fee determined by the Board under clause 6,
"Fund" means the Travel Compensation Fund referred to in clause 5,
22
APPEAL COMMITTEE
"levy" means a levy determined by the Board under clause 6,
23
SECRECY
24
ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
"licensing authority" means the person or body in a State responsible for licensing travel agents under the
Act,
25
ANNUAL REPORT
26
NOTICES
27
TERMINATION OF TRUST
28
TRUST FUNDS NOT PAYABLE TO PARTICIPANTS
30
AMENDMENT OF TRUST DEED
31
GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
32
CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS RESULTING FROM AMENDMENTS
"loss" means any direct pecuniary loss or other loss,
"management" includes direction, conduct and control,
"Management Committee" means the committee established under clause 20,
"member" means-(a) a member of a committee, or
(b) a member of a Management Committee,
Minister" means the Minister of the Crown in a State responsible for the Act,
Ministerial Council" means the Ministerial Council established under the Participation Agreement,
1
INTERPRETATION
1.1
In this Deed and in any document or statement issued under it, unless a different meaning is
indicated:
"Act" means:
(a) the Agents Act 2003 in force in the Australian Capital Territory, and
(b) the Travel Agents Act in force in any other State,
"AFTA" means the Australian Federation of Travel Agents Limited,
"agency" means the government body administering the Act,
"Appeal Committee" means the committee established under clause 22,
"notice" includes a notification,
"operator" means a person who operates-(a) any transport system or transport facility, or
(b) any hotel, lodging house or other place of accommodation, or
(c) any restaurant or other eating or drinking place, or
(d) any place of entertainment, leisure or study, or
(e) any other facility or place in respect of which any travel arrangement or travel-related arrangement is
made,
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"Acting Chief Executive Officer" means the person employed or appointed as such under clause
4A.1(c)(ii),
"money" means the lawful currency of any Country, State or Nation which such Country, State or ation uses
as its medium of exchange and a measure of value,
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21A CONDUCT OF MEETINGS
"contribution" means any contribution determined by the Board under clause 6,
"direct pecuniary loss" means the loss of money actually paid by a person by whatever means to a travel
agent,
1.6
"participant" means a person who is--
(b) any orders, ordinances, regulations, rules and by-laws made under the statute.
(a) accepted as a participant of the Fund under clause 10, or
(b) declared to be a participant of the Fund under clause 11,
A reference to a statute is a reference to:
(a) the statute as amended, consolidated or replaced by any other statute, and
1.7
2
"Participation Agreement" means the Agreement made on 19 September 1986 between certain States to
establish the scheme,
A heading does not affect the interpretation of this Deed.
TITLE AND OBJECTS OF THE TRUST
2.1
2.2
"person" includes a body corporate, firm, partnership or other body,
The trust established by this Deed shall be known as the Travel Compensation Fund.
The object of the Trust is to provide a trust fund on the terms hereof for the benefit of:
(a) the Crown in the right of a State,
"scheme" means the co-operative scheme referred to in the Participation Agreement,
(b) any person who pays money or other valuable consideration to a travel agent in respect of any
travel arrangement or travel-related arrangement if –
"Standing Committee" means the Consumer Affairs Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ),
(i) the travel agent fails to account for that money or consideration, or
"travel agent" means
(ii) the travel agent passes all or part of that money or consideration to another travel agent who
fails to account for that money or consideration in the capacity as a travel agent, or
(a) other than in clause 15.9, a person who carries on business as a travel agent in a State within the
meaning of the Act of that State,
(iii)it appears likely that the travel agent or other travel agent will fail to account for that money or
consideration as set out in clause 2.2(b)(i) or (ii), and
(b) in clause 15.9, any person who carries on business as a travel agent whether or not in a State and
whether in Australia or elsewhere,
(c) to support implementation of the Travel Industry Transition Plan.
3
PURPOSES OF TRUST
3.1
"Travel Compensation Fund" means the fund referred to in the Participation Agreement and established in
accordance with the provisions of this Deed,
(b) to provide for the operation of the Fund, and
"Travel Industry Transition Plan" means the document dated 7 December 2012 which sets out the
pathway to reform and deregulation of the travel industry,
(c) to provide funding as directed by the Ministerial Council for services which support the
implementation of the Travel Industry Transition Plan.
"travel-related arrangement" means:
(a) any arrangement relating to –
(i) hotel and airport transfers, or
4
TRUSTEES
4.1
(ii) accommodation and meals, or
(b) 2 are persons who have knowledge of the interests of travel consumers, and
(iv) theatre and entertainment tickets, or
(c) 2 are persons who have knowledge and experience of the travel industry, and
(v) travellers cheques drawn against someone other than the person providing them, and
(d) one is another person who has knowledge and experience of the travel industry, and
(b) any other arrangement that in the opinion of the Board is normally incidental to travel arrangements,
(e) 3 are persons representing the Ministerial Council.
"Trust" means the Trust established under clause 2,
"year" means the period from 1 January to the next succeeding 31 December.
1.2
A person who enters into a contract to provide services of which some are travel arrangements or
travel-related arrangements and others are provided by the person as an operator is not an operator
for the purpose of this Deed in respect of any of the services referred to in that contract.
1.3
Any parts of speech or grammatical forms of a word or expression defined in this Deed have
corresponding meanings.
1.4
Words in the singular include the plural and words in the plural include the singular.
1.5
A reference to:
(a) Parts and clauses is a reference to Parts and clauses, including subclauses and paragraphs, of
this Schedule, and
The Trust is to be operated by a Board of Trustees consisting of 9 Trustees appointed by the
Ministerial Council of whom:
(a) one is the chairperson, and
(iii) car hire, or
"Trustee" means a person appointed as a Trustee under clause 4,
The purposes of the Trust are:
(a) to provide compensation to certain people who deal with travel agents, and
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"State" means a State or Territory that participates in the scheme,
"travel arrangement" means any arrangement entered into in a State with a travel agent for the provision of
services which in that State constitutes the carrying on of business as a travel agent in that State,
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(b) the Schedule is a reference to the Schedule to this Deed.
"Original Deed" means the deed dated 12 December 1986 creating the Travel Compensation Fund,
"other loss" means the loss of valuable consideration (including money) incurred by a claimant
compensable under this Deed,
The Trustees are to be appointed by the Ministerial Council in the following manner:
(a) the appointment of chairperson is to be made from applications submitted as a result of public
advertisement of the position,
(b) the appointments of the 2 persons referred to in clause 4.1(b) are to be made from –
(i) applications submitted as a result of public advertisement of the positions, and
(ii) nominations made by the Australian Consumers Association and the Consumers Federation
of Australia,
(c) the appointments of the 2 persons referred to in clause 4.1(c) are to be made from at least 4
nominations made by AFTA from its members,
(d) the appointment of the persons referred to in clause 4.1(d) is to be made from nominations made
by the Australian Tourism Export Council Limited,
(e) the appointments of the 3 persons referred to in clause 4.1(e) are to be made –
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(i)
(a) the Ministerial Council terminates the Trustee's term of office under clause 4.11, or
in respect of the first person, of a representative of the agency of New South Wales or
Victoria on a rotating basis, and
(b) the Trustee's term of office expires.
(ii) in respect of the second person, of a representative of the agency of Queensland or
Western Australia on a rotating basis, and
4.13
(iii) in respect of the third person, a representative of the agency of South Australia, Tasmania
or the Australian Capital Territory on a rotating basis, or
(f)
4.3
(a) from any nominations previously made in respect of that office, or
(b) in any other manner it considers appropriate.
notwithstanding (a) to (e) above, at their absolute discretion, the Ministerial Council may
reappoint some or all of the Trustees then appointed under the Original Deed.
Nominations for the appointments of Trustees are to be:
The Ministerial Council may extend the term of office of a Trustee for a period not exceeding 3 years.
4.15
Where the term of office of a Trustee has ceased other than by operation of clause 4.9 or clause
4.10, and the Ministerial Council has not made an appointment under clause 4.2 or clause 4.13 in
respect of the office of the Trustee, or extended the term of office of the Trustee under clause 4.14,
the Board may extend the term of office of the Trustee for a period not exceeding 6 months, but the
appointment shall cease upon the Ministerial Council making an appointment or extending the term
of office under clause 4.2, clause 4.13 or clause 4.14.
4.16
A Trustee appointed under clause 4.2(e) (iii) and (iv) representing an agency in a State must consult
at regular intervals with a representative of the other agency or agencies referred to in the relevant
subparagraph of that clause.
(b) lodged with the Standing Committee.
The Standing Committee is to:
(a) consider all nominations, and
(b) submit to the Ministerial Council a list of suitable persons from those nominations within 4 weeks
after the closing date.
4.5
The Ministerial Council may reject any nomination and call for further nominations.
4.6
The Ministerial Council is to ensure that as far as practicable membership of the Board represents all
the States.
4.7
4A
GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES OF BOARD
4A.1
The Board has the following duties:
(a) to pay out of the Fund any claim admitted under clause 16.6,
The term of office of a Trustee is:
(b) to pay out of the Fund any costs, charges and expenses incurred in:
(a) a period not exceeding 3 years from the date of the appointment as specified in the instrument of
appointment for a Trustee appointed under clause 4.2(a), (b), (c) or (d), and
(i) managing the Trust, or
(ii) exercising any of its powers, or
(b) a period not exceeding 2 years from the date of the appointment as specified in the instrument of
appointment for a Trustee appointed under clause 4.2(e).
(iii) carrying out the purposes of the Trust, or
(c) in all circumstances of appointment, ended when the Trust is terminated.
(iv) terminating the Trust, or
4.8
A Trustee is eligible for re-appointment.
4.9
A Trustee:
(v) paying the legal costs of the Board or a Trustee reasonably incurred in carrying out duties
and exercising powers under this Deed,
(c)
(a) may resign by notice in writing to the Board, and
(i) to employ a person as a Chief Executive Officer, to manage the administration of the Fund, or
(b) is taken to have resigned if absent without leave from 3 consecutive meetings of the Board.
4.10
(ii) to employ or appoint a person as an Acting Chief Executive Officer to manage the
administration of the Fund,
The Ministerial Council may remove a Trustee from office if the Trustee:
(a) becomes bankrupt or makes any arrangement or composition with the Trustee's creditors
generally, or
(d) to give receipts and discharges for money received by or on behalf of the Board or otherwise
relating to any matter provided for in this Deed,
(b) becomes of unsound mind or the Trustee's estate is liable to be dealt with in any way under the
law relating to mental health that applies in the State where the Trustee resides, or
(e) to pay a Trustee the expenses, fees and allowances to which the Trustee is entitled,
(c) is subject to any penalty in the Act or any Act relating to trustees, or
(f) to pay the expenses or costs, not otherwise provided for in this Deed that the Board determines
to be reasonable,
(d) being a participant, is found by the Board not to be eligible to remain a participant, or
(g) to advise the Ministerial Council on any matter arising from its powers and duties that may affect
any policy matter relating to the scheme, including the transitional arrangements for termination
of the Travel Compensation Fund as envisaged in the Travel Industry Transition Plan, and
(e) is an officer of a body corporate participant that is found by the Board not to be eligible to remain
a participant, or
(f) is convicted, or proven guilty, of a criminal offence punishable on conviction by imprisonment for
2 years or more, or
(g) is for any other reason not fit to continue to be a Trustee.
The Ministerial Council may terminate or extend the term of office of a person who is a Trustee
immediately before the substitution of the Original Deed with this Deed takes effect to ensure that the
membership of the Board reflects the matters referred to in clause 2.2 and clause 3.1.
4.12
A person who is a Trustee immediately before the substitution of the Original Deed with this Deed
takes effect continues as a Trustee until:
(h) to publish information concerning the operations of the Trust.
4A.2
The Board has the following powers:
(a) to draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and issue promissory notes, bills of exchange
and other negotiable or transferable instruments,
(b) for the purpose of conducting the affairs of the Trust, to raise money and secure over the whole
or any part of the Fund the payment of money to any person, firm, association, body or bank in
any manner or on any terms the Board thinks fit,
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(a) made by the closing date as fixed by the Ministerial Council, and
4.4
The Ministerial Council may appoint a person to replace a Trustee if the Trustee resigns or is
removed before the Trustee's term of office expires:
5.1
There shall be established a fund called the Travel Compensation Fund which shall be held and
applied by the Trustees for the purposes of this Trust.
5.2
The Fund consists of the following:
(d) to give a guarantee or indemnity for the payment of money or the performance of a contract,
obligation or undertaking by a person, firm or association, and to give any security over the
assets of the Fund for the guarantee or indemnity,
(a) any money or property transferred to, acquired, received or held by the Board for the purposes of
the Trust,
(b) any contributions, fees, levies and penalties,
(e) to deal with any real or personal property or any interest in it,
(c) any investments in the name of the Trust,
(f) to execute and release mortgages,
(d) any income earned on money invested by the Board,
(g) to open and operate upon any account with any bank or other financial institution,
(e) any money paid by an insurer under a contract of insurance or indemnity entered into by the
Board,
(h) to take any action the Board considers necessary:
(i) to adequately protect the Fund, or
(f) any money recovered by the Board under this Deed or by some other action lawfully taken by it,
and
(ii) to recover a debt owing to it, or
5.3
The Board may cause the books of account of the Fund to show separately money and property
received and held for the purposes of meeting claims and administrative expenses of the Fund.
5.4
The Board is not prevented from transferring funds or property between separate accounts if it
considers it to be appropriate.
(j) to institute or defend legal proceedings in the name of the Trust,
(k) to make arrangements and enter into contracts to underwrite any part of the liabilities of the
Trust,
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(m) to appoint actuaries, accountants, solicitors, barristers and other professional advisers to
represent, advise and act on behalf of the Board,
(n) to employ any persons to assist in the administration of the Fund or anything required or
permitted to be done by the Board,
CONTRIBUTIONS, FEES, LEVIES AND PENALTIES
6.1
The Board is to determine the amount, method of calculation and manner of collection of all
contributions, fees, levies and penalties payable to the Fund by participants and any other persons
applying to be participants of the Fund.
6.2
The Board may fix any or all of the following:
(a) an initial contribution payable upon application,
(o) to do anything incidental to the performance of its functions.
4A.3
The Board, in exercising any power or performing any duty, must take into account any relevant
decision of the Ministerial Council.
4A.4
The Board may delegate:
(b) an additional contribution or special levy if it is of the opinion that the Fund is insufficient to meet
the existing or potential liabilities of the Trust,
(c) an application fee,
(d) an administration fee,
(a) subject to clause 20.2, powers and duties relating to the administration of the Fund to the
Management Committee, and
(e) an annual renewal fee,
(f) an additional fee or late filing fee or penalty fee for any participant who fails to meet obligations
under this Deed,
(b) powers and duties relating to the administration of the Fund to the Chief Executive Officer or the
Acting Chief Executive Officer other than the powers and duties under clauses 4A.1(c)(i), 4A.2(b),
4A.2(d), 4A.4, 15.3, 20, 21, 25, 27 and 29.1.
4A.5
(g) an additional fee, contribution or special levy for each location at which a participant carries on
business as a travel agent in addition to the participant's first location.
A Trustee is not liable to a participant or any other person bound by this Deed for:
6.3
(a) any losses incurred in performing any duty or exercising any power as a Trustee other than those
arising from the Trustee's own wilful neglect or default, or
(b) the acts or defaults of any other Trustee, or
(c) an act done in good faith and in conformity with the decisions of the Board.
4A.6
The Board is not liable for the neglect or default of any actuary, accountant, auditor, legal practitioner,
banker or other agent employed or appointed in good faith by the Board.
4A.7
A Trustee:
(a) is to be indemnified against any liability incurred in execution of the duties of the Trustee, other
than if it arises from the Trustee's wilful neglect or default, and
(b) has a lien on the Fund for that indemnity.
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THE FUND
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The Board may waive, refund or cease to fix in part or whole any contribution, fee, levy or penalty if it
considers the circumstances justify it. This power includes, but is not limited to, the waiving, refunding
or ceasing to fix any contribution, fee, levy or penalty no longer payable as a consequence of the
transitional arrangements for termination of the Travel Compensation Fund as envisaged in the
Travel Industry Transition Plan.
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(g) any other money lawfully paid into the Fund.
(iii) to release or compound that debt, or to give time for the payment of that debt,
(i) to appear in any appeal brought against a decision made by the Board,
(l) to deposit securities included in the Fund with a bank,
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(c) to insure or re-insure the Board and all past and present Trustees against any claims made upon
or against them under this Deed and to settle the terms of the insurance and to pay from the
Fund the premiums and charges for that insurance,
INVESTMENT OF MONEY
7.1
The Board is to pay any money received by it into any account kept by it.
7.2
The Board is to invest any of the Fund that is not required for the immediate purposes of the Trust in
any one or more of the following:
(a) bank-accepted bills and interest-bearing deposits with banks,
(b) bonds or securities issued or guaranteed by a State Government or the Commonwealth
Government,
(c) units in cash trusts or other negotiable investment forms that:
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(i)
re guaranteed by, or have full recourse to, a bank, or
(ii) consist solely of investments guaranteed by a bank or investments specified in clause 7.2 (a)
and (b),
(d) any other investments which trustees may lawfully make in the State where the investment is
made.
7.3
The Board may realise investments at any time.
7.4
Any document relating to the operation of any account or investment is to be signed in the manner
the Board directs.
7.5
8
The Board may determine a reasonable date or period of time for compliance with any condition
referred to in clause 9.4.
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ACCEPTANCE AS PARTICIPANT
10.1
If the Board determines that an applicant is eligible to be a participant, the Board, on payment of the
initial contribution and relevant fees, must:
(a) accept that applicant as a participant, and
(b) notify the relevant licensing authority that the person is a participant.
10.2
The Board may authorise any person to make deposits to any account kept by it.
Up until 30 June 2014 only, a person who intends to operate as a travel agent may apply in writing to
the Board for a determination that the person is eligible to be a participant of the Fund.
8.2
An application is to be:
(b) give notice to the relevant licensing authority and the applicant of:
(i) the refusal, and
(ii) the matters taken into account in making the determination.
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11.1
(b) accompanied by the relevant contribution and application and administration fees.
8.3
The Board may require a person to supply any further information it reasonably requires to enable it
to determine whether the person is eligible to be a participant.
8.4
If a person fails to comply with a requirement by the Board to supply further information within 3
months after the requirement is made, the application lapses.
8.5
If a person, in making an application or providing information, makes a statement that is false or
misleading, the Board may require the person to show just cause why it should not determine that the
person is not eligible to be a participant.
DECLARED PARTICIPANT
(a) is exempt from the requirement to hold a licence under section 3(2) of the Act in New South
Wales or the equivalent provision in an Act of another State, and
(b) gives written notice to the Board of the wish to be a participant, and
(c) pays any relevant contribution.
11.2
(b) fails to pay a contribution when it is due, or
In determining whether a person is eligible to be a participant, the Board may take into account
whether the person, an employee of that person or, if the person is a body corporate, an officer of
that body corporate:
(c) gives notice to the Board that the person wishes to cease to be a participant.
11.3
(a) has experience in the management of the financial affairs of a business, and
(b) has been involved in the management of a failed travel agency, and
(c) has been involved in the management of a travel agency in respect of which a claim has been
made under this Deed, and
(d) is or has been a travel agent in respect of whom a claim has been made under this Deed, and
(e) has previously failed to meet a criterion in guidelines issued under clause 9.2, and
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(g) has previously applied to be a participant.
The Board is to develop and publish from time to time guidelines as to the criteria it may use to
determine whether a person is eligible to be a participant.
9.3
In developing the guidelines, the Board is to have regard to the risk of potential claims involved in
particular types of operations carried out in the business of a travel agent. In developing new
guidelines, the Board is also to have regard to the transitional arrangements for termination of the
Travel Compensation Fund as envisaged in the Travel Industry Transition Plan.
9.4
INFORMATION BY PARTICIPANT
A participant must provide the Board, on or before a date fixed by the Board, with any information the
Board reasonably requires about the participant's business.
12.2
The Board may vary the date on which a participant is required to provide the information.
12.3
If a participant, in providing information, makes a statement that is false or misleading, the Board may
require the participant to show cause why it should not determine that the participant is no longer
eligible to be a participant.
12.4
A participant must notify the Board of any of the following relevant changes within 14 days after they
occur:
(a) any changes in the structure of the ownership or management of the participant's business,
(b) any changes in the statutory officers of the participant's business,
(c) any changes in the place of business of the participant's business,
(d) if the participant has become a member, or ceased to be a member, of any franchised group of
travel agents, or a group of travel agents trading under a common or substantially common
trading name,
(b) that the person provide full disclosure of the identity of any other person involved in the business.
(e) if the participant has become, or ceased to be, a travel agent accredited by the International Air
Transport Association.
12.5
A participant must notify the Board of any of the following events within 14 days after they occur:
(a) the participant, or where the participant is a partnership or a body corporate, any partner or
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If the Board is not satisfied that a person is eligible to be a participant, it may require the person to
comply with any one or more of the following conditions in order to be satisfied that the person is
eligible as a participant:
(a) that the person maintain and operate the business as a travel agent in a manner specified by the
Board,
A person who is a participant under this clause 11 is not required to comply with any other provision
of this Deed.
12.1
(f) has been involved in the management of another business, and
9.2
The Board must declare that a person is no longer a participant under this clause if the person:
(a) ceases to be exempt from the requirement to hold a licence under the Act, or
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA AS PARTICIPANT
9.1
The Board is to declare that a person is a participant without determining the person's eligibility if the
person:
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8.1
If the Board determines that an applicant is not eligible to be a participant, it must:
(a) refuse the application, and
APPLICATION FOR ELIGIBILITY AS PARTICIPANT
(a) in a form specified by the Board, and
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(c) any claims have been or, in the opinion of the Board, are likely to be made in respect of the
business conducted by the participant.
(b) the winding up, receivership or administration of, or execution of a deed of administration in
respect of, the participant or, where the participant is a partnership in which a partner is a body
corporate, the winding up, receivership or administration of, or execution of a deed of
administration, in respect of that body corporate,
12B.6 The Board may take into safe custody any books, records, property, client files, ticket stocks and
other material a participant referred to in clause 12B.5(b) and (c) uses or has used in the business as
a travel agent.
(c) a court or tribunal, or an authority of the Commonwealth, or of a State, has ordered:
(i) that the participant, or where the participant is a partnership or a body corporate, any partner
or statutory officer of the participant,
12B.7 A participant ceases to be a participant when the participant's licence under the Act is surrendered,
revoked or cancelled or when a person ceases to be eligible as a participant under clause 12A.1.
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(ii) that a manager employed by the participant in the participant's business, or
REINSTATEMENT AS PARTICIPANT
12C.1 The Board, on the written application of a person who ceased to be a participant, may reinstate that
person as a participant.
(iii) where the participant is a partnership in which a partner is a body corporate, that a statutory
officer or manager of that body corporate,
12C.2 Before reinstating a person as a participant, the Board may require the person:
(a) to pay part or all of the relevant application and administration fees and any relevant fee, levy,
contribution or penalty, and
REMAINING ELIGIBLE AS PARTICIPANT
(b) to provide the Board with any information that it reasonably requires about the person's business.
12A.1 Up to and including 30 June 2014, the Board may at any time determine whether a person remains
eligible to be a participant and after that date no person will be eligible to be a participant.
12C.3 The Board is to notify the relevant licensing authority and the person of the reinstatement of the
person as a participant.
12A.2 In order to determine whether a person remains eligible to be a participant, the Board may require
the person to:
(a) comply with any one or more of the conditions specified in clause 9.4, and
(b) provide any information it reasonably considers necessary for that purpose, and
12C.4 The Board is not to reinstate a person as a participant if the person has ceased to be a participant for
a period exceeding 2 months.
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HEARINGS AND APPEALS
13.1
(a) determine that an applicant is not eligible to be a contributor to the Fund under clause 9.8,
(d) give any assistance reasonably necessary for that purpose.
(b) determine under clause 11.5 that a participant is no longer eligible to be a contributor to the
Fund, or
12A.3 The Board is to certify to the relevant licensing authority that a person remains eligible to be a
participant if:
(c) pursuant to clause 12.2, make their determination that an applicant or participant is eligible to be
a contributor to the Fund conditional on any conduct –
(a) the Board so determines, and
(b) the person pays any relevant contribution, fee, levy and penalty.
they shall allow the applicant or participant a reasonable opportunity to be heard.
13.2
12A.4 If the Board determines that a person is no longer eligible to remain a participant, it is to give notice
as soon as practicable to the relevant licensing authority and to the person –
(a) of the determination, and
(b) if the person was an applicant or participant in Victoria, apply for a review of the decision to the
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal,
CEASING TO BE PARTICIPANT
12B.1 A participant must pay the annual renewal fee on or before the date fixed by the Board.
(c) if the person was an applicant or participant in South Australia, appeal to the Administrative and
Disciplinary Division of the District Court of that State,
12B.2 If a participant fails to pay any contribution, fee, levy or penalty within 2 months of the due date or
any further period the Board may allow, the Board may determine that the participant ceases to be a
participant.
(d) if the person was an applicant or participant in Western Australia, appeal to the State
Administrative Tribunal of that State,
12B.3 If a participant fails to provide information required under clause 12 within 3 months or any other
period the Board allows, the Board may determine that the participant ceases to be a participant.
(e) if the person was an applicant or participant in Tasmania, appeal to a magistrate of that State,
(f) if the person was an applicant or participant in Queensland, appeal to the Queensland Civil and
Administrative Tribunal,
12B.4 If the Board determines under clause 12A that a person is no longer eligible to remain a participant,
the person ceases to be a participant as at the date of that determination.
(g) if the person was an applicant or participant in the Australian Capital Territory, appeal to the
Australian Capital Territory Consumer and Trader Tribunal.
12B.5 The Board may determine that a participant ceases to be a participant if:
(a) the participant has not shown cause when required to do so under clause 12.3, or
(b) it appears to the Board that the participant:
(i) has abandoned any premises from which the business of that participant is conducted, or
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Deed, where the Trustees make any determination or
take any action referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c) of clause 13.1, and where an Act creates in or
confers on the person a right so to do, a person who was the applicant or participant may –
(a) if the person was an applicant or participant in New South Wales, appeal to the Administrative
Decisions Tribunal of that State,
(b) of the matters taken into account in making it.
12B
Before the Trustees –
(c) allow an employee or agent of the Board to examine, make or print copies of, or take extracts
from, any books, documents or records relating to the person's business, and
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is not to hold office in or manage the affairs of a body corporate either indefinitely or for a specified
period.
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(ii) has ceased to carry on that business, or
statutory officer of the participant, becomes bankrupt or makes any arrangement or composition
with creditors,
13.3
The Trustees shall give effect forthwith to a decision of a court or tribunal referred to in clause 13.2,
notwithstanding that an appeal or application to another court or tribunal named in that clause
remains to be determined.
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this clause only if the travel agent or operator is exercising the right of a person to claim or receive
compensation out of the Fund that has been assigned to the travel agent or operator.
REGISTER OF PARTICIPANTS
14.1
The Board is to keep a register of participants that includes:
(a) the names and addresses of each participant, and
(b) any variation or change in the name or business name of a participant that is approved and
notified by the relevant licensing authority, and
15.6
The Board may pay compensation under this clause to a person in consideration of, or subject to, the
assignment to the Board of the person's right and entitlement against another person.
15.7
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Deed the Board may in its absolute discretion determine
to pay compensation in part only or in instalments or both and any part payment may be determined
by the Board to be in full satisfaction of its obligations to pay compensation in respect of any claim.
(c) any other details the Board considers necessary.
14.2
A participant must notify the Board within 14 days of any variation or change:
15.8
The Board may decline to pay compensation under clause 15.1 or 15.2 to a travel agent.
(a) in the name or business name of that participant, or
15.9
The Board shall not pay compensation under clause 15.1 or 15.2 unless the failure to account to
which the claim for compensation relates arose no later that 30 June 2014.
(b) in the address of the place at which business as a travel agent is carried out.
Any person may inspect the register on payment of a fee determined by the Board.
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PAYMENT OF COMPENSATION
15.1
The Board must pay compensation out of the Fund in accordance with the terms of the Deed to a
person who:
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CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION
16.1
(a) in the case of a claim for compensation under clause 15.1, 15.2(a) or 15.2(c) in respect of a
participant whose participation has ceased, within 12 months after such participation ceased, and
(a) enters into travel arrangements or travel-related arrangements directly or indirectly with a
participant, and
(b) in every other case, within 12 months after the failure to account for money or other valuable
consideration to which the claim relates.
(b) has suffered or may suffer direct pecuniary loss arising from a failure to account by the
participant and the failure to account arises from an act or omission by the participant or an
employee or agent of the participant, and
16.2
A claim for compensation is to be made in a form specified by the Board.
16.3
The Board, if it is reasonably necessary to do so, may require that a person provide:
(c) is not protected against the direct pecuniary loss by a policy of insurance.
(a) additional information relating to the claim, and
(b) copies of any document in the possession or under the control of the person that relate to the
claim.
15.1A The Board must not pay compensation under clause 15.1 in excess of $25,000 to any person in
respect of any failure to account by a participant.
15.2
The Board may pay compensation out of the Fund in accordance with the terms of the Deed to:
16.4
(a) a person referred to in clause 15.1 in relation to other loss arising from a failure to account as
referred to in that clause, or
(a) information be provided by statutory declaration or in any other manner, and
16.5
The Board is not liable to make any payment for compensation to a person who has not complied
with a requirement under clause 16.3 or 16.4.
16.6
The Board may decide:
(c) a person referred to in clause 15.1 in respect of any direct pecuniary loss suffered by that person
which exceeds $25,000,
(a) to admit a claim in whole or in part, or
(b) to reject a claim.
(d) a person other than a person referred to in clause 15.5 who suffers a loss in respect of travel
arrangements or travel-related arrangements that are not within Australia.
16.7
15.2A Where compensation paid to any person under clause 15.1 or clause 15.2 remains unclaimed for a
period of one year from the day it is paid or when the Travel Compensation Fund is terminated, then
that person ceases to be entitled to and forfeits that compensation.
The Board may develop and publish guidelines that apply to the payment of compensation arising
under clause 15.2, including emergency compensation under clause 18.
15.4
Compensation payable under this clause is payable to a person –
(b) the right of appeal under clause 19.
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AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION
17.1
(b) determine the amount of compensation payable to a person under clause 15.2.
17.2
18
The amount of compensation is not to exceed the pecuniary loss suffered, except insofar as the
payment is made by way of emergency compensation under clause 18.
EMERGENCY COMPENSATION
18.1
If a participant or former participant or other travel agent fails to meet, or, in the opinion of the Board,
is unlikely to meet, an obligation to a person, the Board may pay out of the Fund the amount it
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A travel agent or an operator who carries on or carried on a business comprising or including the
provision of travel arrangements or travel-related arrangements may be paid compensation under
The Board must:
(a) determine the amount of compensation payable to a person under clause 15.1, and
(b) who is actually present in Australia at the time when the person enters into any travel
arrangements or travel-related arrangements and who suffers a loss, or
15.5
Within 14 days of making a decision under clause 16.6, the Board is to notify in writing its decision to
the person who made the claim of:
(a) its decision, and
(a) who is a resident of Australia in respect of any travel arrangements or travel-related
arrangements, or
(c) who is not a person referred to in (a) or (b) but some part of the travel arrangements or travelrelated arrangements is within Australia.
The Board may require that:
(b) copies of documents be verified in a particular manner.
(b) a person who has suffered any loss arising from a failure to account in relation to any travel
arrangement or travel-related arrangement and the failure to account arises from an act or
omission by another person who is not a participant, or an employee or agent of that other
person, or
15.3
A person is not entitled to compensation from the Fund unless the person makes a claim under this
clause:
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18.2
The Board must attempt to ensure that it does not make a payment prohibited by clause 15.
18.3
The Board is not liable for anything done in good faith under this clause, and likewise the
Management Committee is not liable for anything done in good faith under this clause.
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The Board may establish committees to assist it in its powers and duties consisting of at least 3
Trustees each.
21.2
The Board may vary the membership of a committee from time to time.
21.3
The Board may nominate one or more Trustee to act in the absence of a Trustee appointed to a
committee.
A person may appeal against a decision of the Board under clause 16.7 that relates to any
compensation referred to in clause 15.1:
21.4
The Board, by instrument in writing, may delegate to a committee any of its powers and duties under
this Deed other than those under clauses 4A.1(c)(i), 4A.2(b), 4A.2(d), 4A.4, 20, 21.1, 21.4, 25, 27
and 30.1.
(a) if the person resides in Queensland or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to have
taken place in Queensland, to the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (or its
successor), or
21.5
A committee must exercise any delegated powers in accordance with any directions and subject to
any conditions the Board specifies and a power so exercised is taken to be exercised by the Board.
(b) if the person resides in South Australia or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to
have taken place in South Australia, to a judge of the District Court at Adelaide in that State, or
21.6
A committee is to appoint one of its members who is a Trustee as chairperson of that committee.
21.7
(c) if the person resides in Western Australia or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to
have taken place in Western Australia, to a judge of the District Court at Perth in that State, or
A member of a committee is not liable for any action in respect of performing any duty or exercising
any power in good faith as such a member.
(d) if the person resides in New South Wales or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to
have taken place in New South Wales, to the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal of New
South Wales (or its successor), or
(e) if the person resides in Victoria or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to have taken
place in Victoria, to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (or its successor), or
(f) if the person resides in the Australian Capital Territory or the matter to which the appeal relates is
alleged to have taken place in the Australian Capital Territory, to the Australian Capital Territory
Consumer and Trader Tribunal (or its successor), or
(g) if the person resides in Tasmania or the matter to which the appeal relates is alleged to have
taken place in Tasmania, to the Appeal Committee in Tasmania (or its successor).
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CONDUCT OF MEETINGS
21A.1 The Board is to meet at least twice a year.
21A.2 A committee or a Management Committee is to meet as often as it considers necessary.
21A.3 The Board, a committee or Management Committee, may:
(a) determine the procedure for the calling of meetings and conduct of business at those meetings,
and
(b) adjourn any meeting as it considers appropriate.
21A.4 Any 3 Trustees, by notice to the other Trustees, may call a meeting of the Board.
21A.5 The Board, a committee or a Management Committee may conduct a meeting--
19.2
An appeal is to be instituted within 1 month after receiving notice of the decision of the Board.
(a) in person, or
19.3
An appeal by a person referred to in clause 19.1(a), (b) or (c) is to be heard under the relevant Act as
if it were an appeal relating to a refusal of participation in the compensation scheme under that Act.
(b) by audio or video conference facility, or
19.4
An appeal by a person referred to in clause 19.1(g) is to be heard by the relevant Appeal Committee
as a new hearing.
19.5
In the hearing and the determining of an appeal:
(a) an Appeal Committee has the powers of the Board specified in clause 16, and
(b) an Appeal Committee may determine its own rules and procedures, and
(c) the decision of an Appeal Committee may be by majority, and
(d) all questions of law are to be determined by the chairperson of an Appeal Committee.
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
20.1
The Board may establish a Management Committee to assist it in the administration of the Fund
consisting of:
(a) the chairperson of the Board who is to be the chairperson of the Management Committee, and
(b) the Chief Executive Officer or the Acting Chief Executive Officer, and
(c) at least 2 Trustees.
20.2
The Board may delegate to the Management Committee any of its powers and duties under this
Deed other than those under clauses 4A.1(c)(i), 4A.2(b), 4A.2(d), 4A.4, 20, 21.1, 21.4, 25, 27 and
30.1.
20.3
A member of the Management Committee is not liable for any action in respect of performing any
duty or exercising any power in good faith as such a member.
(c) by facsimile transmission, or
(d) by electronic mail, or
(e) by any other electronic medium approved by the Board.
21A.6 A Trustee or member who is not attending a meeting in person is taken to be present at the meeting
if the Trustee or member:
(a) is able to hear the entire meeting and is able to be heard by all the others attending the meeting,
or
(b) participates by facsimile transmission, electronic mail or any other electronic medium approved
under clause 21A.5(e).
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determines is necessary to meet in whole or in part the emergency requirements of the person
arising from the failure.
21A.7 A meeting conducted otherwise than in person is taken to be held at a place agreed to by the
Trustees or members present at the meeting if at least one of the Trustees or members was present
during the whole of the meeting at that place.
21A.8 The quorum at a meeting:
(a) of the Board, is 6 Trustees, and
(b) of the Management Committee, is 2 Trustees, and
(c) of a committee, is one-half of the total number of members or, if that is not a whole number, the
next highest number.
21A.9 If the chairperson is absent from a meeting:
(a) the Board may elect a Trustee who is present to chair the meeting, or
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(b) the members present at that meeting may elect one of their number who is a Trustee to chair that
meeting.
21A.10 Any question arising at a meeting is to be decided by a simple majority of votes of the Trustees or
members present and voting.
expenditure, funds statement, supporting information and an auditor's certificate to be presented
to the Board within 90 days after the end of each year.
24.2
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21A.11 In the case of an equality of votes, the person chairing a meeting has a deliberative and a casting
vote.
25.1
21A.12 A written resolution:
(b) each participant within 6 months after the end of that year.
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NOTICES
26.1
The Fund is to publish in the Government Gazette of each State a postal, facsimile or email address
to which notices to the Fund can be delivered or sent.
26.2
A notice sent to the Fund is duly given if it is:
(a) delivered or sent by prepaid post to an address published under clause 26.1, or
21A.14 A Trustee is entitled to expenses, fees and allowances for attending meetings and transacting the
business of the Board, a committee or a Management Committee as fixed by the Ministerial Council.
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(b) sent by facsimile to an address published under clause 26.1, or
APPEAL COMMITTEE
22.1
An Appeal Committee is appointed by a Minister to hear and determine an appeal made under
clause 19.1(g).
22.2
An Appeal Committee consists of 3 members one of whom is a legal practitioner of at least 7 years'
standing who is the chairperson of the Appeal Committee.
22.3
A Trustee is not eligible to be a member of an Appeal Committee.
22.4
A member of an Appeal Committee is entitled to any expenses, fees and allowances the Board
determines.
(c) transmitted by email to an address published under clause 26.1.
SECRECY
23.1
A person who is or has been a Trustee must not, either directly or indirectly, make a record of or
communicate any information about another person acquired as a result of being a Trustee unless
the information is recorded or communicated:
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26.3
A notice from the Fund to a participant is duly given if it is delivered or sent by prepaid post, sent by
facsimile or transmitted by email to the last known postal, facsimile or email address of the
participant.
26.4
A notice sent by post is taken to have been delivered on the third day following the day on which it
was posted.
26.5
A notice sent to a facsimile address is taken to have been delivered on the next business day after it
was sent.
26.6
A notice transmitted by E-mail is taken to have been delivered on the next business day after
transmission.
TERMINATION OF TRUST
27.1
(a) in performing a duty or exercising a power under this Deed, or
(b) for the purposes of the Act or this Deed to a person employed in the administration of the Act, or
(a) the unanimous resolution of the Board, or
(c) in giving evidence or producing a document to a person or body that is entitled to hear or
determine an application or an appeal relating to a licence under the Act, or
(b) the unanimous decision of the Ministerial Council, or
(c) an order of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
(d) in giving evidence or producing a document to a court or tribunal that is hearing any criminal or
civil proceedings, or
27.2
(e) at the request of, and provided to, an agency of the Commonwealth of Australia or a State of the
Commonwealth under a law of the Commonwealth or of that State, or
A contract with a person by which the person is employed in, or concerned with, the administration of
the Trust, must provide that the person:
(b) secondly, in the payment of any balance to the States in proportions equivalent to the total
number of participants in each State at as at 30 June 2014. An adjustment shall be made to
reduce the payment to those States who agreed to the implementation of the Travel Industry
Transition Plan, so that the States which did not support implementation do not contribute any
funding for services which support the implementation (being funding for services arising under
clause 2.2(c) and clause 3.1(c)).
(a) is bound by provisions of this clause as if the person were a Trustee, and
(b) if entering into a subcontract with another person, is to provide in that subcontract that the other
person is bound by the provisions of this clause.
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ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
The Board must cause:
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28.1
(a) proper books of account to be kept in relation to all of the dealings and operations of the Trust,
and
(b) the accounts of the Trust to be audited and a balance sheet, statement of income and
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The Board must not distribute among, or pay to all or any of, the participants any part of the Fund
otherwise than as provided under this Deed.
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24.1
Upon termination of the Trust, any money standing to the credit of the Fund is to be applied as
follows:
(a) firstly, in the payment of all the liabilities of the Trust, including any liability arising from a failure to
account after the termination of the Trust for money or other valuable consideration paid to
another person before the termination of the Trust, and
(f) with the written authority of that other person.
23.2
The Trust will terminate on either 31 December 2015 or as soon after 30 June 2015 as the
obligations under the Trust are discharged, whichever occurs first, unless extended by the Ministerial
Council at its own discretion. Otherwise, the Trust may be terminated by:
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21A.13 The Board, a committee and a Management Committee is to keep full and accurate minutes of
proceedings at meetings.
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The Board must forward a report of the financial and operational activities of the Trust for each year
to:
(a) each Minister within 4 months after the end of that year, and
(a) may consist of several identical copies of the same document each signed by one or more of the
Trustees or members, and
(b) if signed by the majority of the Trustees or members, is valid as if it had been passed at a
meeting duly convened and held.
The Board may appoint and determine the remuneration of the auditors of the Trust.
ANNUAL REPORT
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30.1
Subject to this Part, this Deed may be amended by a resolution (in this Part called "an amendment
resolution”) passed by not less than seventy five per centum of the Trustees.
30.2
Part 13 (except by adding or deleting paragraphs in clause 13.2), clauses 30.1 and 31.3 and this
clause may not be amended.
30.3
Immediately upon the passing of an amendment resolution the Trustees shall notify each Minister of
it.
30.4
Where, within four weeks of an amendment resolution being passed, the Ministerial Council resolves
that the amendment is rejected by the Ministerial Council, the amendment resolution lapses and is of
no effect for any purpose.
30.5
An amendment resolution shall specify a date which shall be no earlier than six weeks after the date
on which it is passed as the date on which the amendment is to take effect and this Deed shall be
amended in accordance with that resolution as from and including that date.
30.6
An amendment to this Deed may be made and expressed so as to save from being void or of no
effect a matter or thing done prior to the amendment.
GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
31.1
The Trust Fund shall be maintained in New South Wales.
31.2
The Trust shall be administered in New South Wales.
31.3
This Deed shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of New South Wales.
31.4
Any legal action or proceedings relating to this Deed or arising out of an action taken or omitted to be
taken by the Trustees under this Deed may be brought in any State.
CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS RESULTING FROM AMENDMENTS
32.1
A reference in clause 13.1(a) to a contributor under clause 9.8 is to be read as a reference to a
participant under clause 10.2.
32.2
A reference in clause 13.1(b) to clause 11.5 is to be read as a reference to clause 12A.4.
32.3
A reference in clause 13.1(c) to clause 12.2 is to be read as a reference to clause 12A.2.
32.4
In each of paragraphs (a), (b), (d), (f) and (g) of clause 13.2, add the words "(or its successor)" at the
end of the paragraph.
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[16 May 2014
Waste Reduction and Recycling Act 2011
NOTIFICATION – GRANTING OF BENEFICIAL USE APPROVAL
1. Authorising law
)$EAN%LLWOOD$EPUTY$IRECTOR'ENERALOFTHE$EPARTMENTOF%NVIRONMENTAND(ERITAGE0ROTECTIONHEREBYNOTIFY
THATTHEFOLLOWINGGENERALAPPROVALHASBEENGRANTEDINACCORDANCEWITHTHEPROVISIONSOFsection 163(1) of the
Waste Reduction and Recycling Act 2011:
General Beneficial Use Approval—Associated Water (including coal seam gas water)
2. Details of approval
The General Beneficial Use Approval (‘BUA’) has been granted under section 163(1) of the Waste Reduction
and Recycling Act 2011 for a period of five years. The BUA states conditions for the following uses of
associated water: aquaculture; coal washing; dust suppression; construction; landscaping and
revegetation; industrial and manufacturing operations; research and development; and domestic,
stock, stock intensive and incidental land management.
Where the conditions stated in the general BUA cannot be complied with, an application for a
specific BUA must be made. This general BUA replaces the statutory notice, Decision to approve a
resource for beneficial use—associated water (previous notice). In addition, another general
beneficial use approval exists for the irrigation of associated water (including coal seam gas water).
This approval can be found on the department’s website www.ehp.qld.gov.au.
The conditions of the BUA are listed below. Where conditions refer to the definition of particular
terms, refer to a copy of the BUA.
Conditions of approval
1.
General conditions that apply to all uses of associated water under this approval
1. This approval applies to the resource identified as associated water where it is supplied directly to the
user, but not where supplied indirectly via a stream, river, weir or any other natural watercourse.
2. This approval only applies where the producer has notified the chief executive in writing of the following:
a. contact details including the name and address of the user;
b. contact details including the name and address of the producer;
c.
a statement from the user and producer of their intention to operate under this approval; and
d. the destination of the resource by real property description or tenure.
3. The resource must not be directly or indirectly released to any waters.
4. Prior to the initial supply of the resource to the user, the producer of the resource must make the user of
the resource aware in writing of the quality of the resource.
5. The producer of the resource must cease the release of the resource immediately upon becoming
aware that the water quality does not meet the water quality parameters for the relevant use as
specified in Table 1 at or before the point of supply. The producer must also notify the administering
authority upon becoming aware that the supplied water quality does not meet the water quality
parameters.
6. The user of the resource must not use the resource, where not using it for the relevant use as listed in
Table 1.
7. Despite condition 5 and 6, the use of the resource may recommence where the cause for not complying
with the condition has been identified and resolved.
2.
Requirements for use
8. This approval authorises the use of the resource where it meets the requirements for the stated type of
use prescribed in Table 1. Where the resource is used for more than one stated use, it must comply
with all requirements for those uses.
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Table 1: Requirements for stated types of uses
Use
Requirements of the
Producer
Requirements of the User
Aquaculture
1. The water quality of the
resource must comply
with the Australian and
New Zealand Guidelines
for Fresh and Marine
Water Quality Volume 1:
Chapter 4.4 Table 4.4.2
and 4.4.3; and
1. Aquaculture is limited to a culture of species groups
mentioned in Table 4.4.1 of Australian and New
Zealand Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Water
Quality (ANZECC and ARMCANZ 2000) Volume 1:
Chapter 4.4 which are cultivated or held in an
enclosure on land; and
2. The resource must not be directly or indirectly
released to land
Coal washing
1. The resource must not be directly or indirectly
released to land.
Dust
suppression
1. Use of the resource for dust suppression purposes
must comply with the following:
a.
the amount of dust suppressant applied should
not exceed what is required to effectively
suppress dust;
b.
the application of dust suppressant must:
i.
not cause on-site ponding or runoff;
ii.
be directly to the area being dust
suppressed;
iii.
not harm vegetation surrounding the
area being dust suppressed; and
iv.
not cause visible salting; and
2. if there is any indication that on-site ponding or
runoff or vegetation die-off or visible salting is
occurring, the application of dust suppressant must
cease immediately, the administering authority must
be notified as soon as possible, but within 48 hours
of becoming aware and the affected area must be
remediated without delay.
Construction
1. The use of the resource for construction purposes
must comply with the following:
a.
The use of the resource must not result in
runoff from the construction site;
b.
the use of the resource must not harm
vegetation surrounding the construction site;
and
2. if there is any indication that point 1(a) or 1(b) is
occurring the use must cease immediately, the
administering authority must be notified as soon as
possible, but within 48 hours of becoming aware
and the affected area must be remediated without
delay.
Landscaping
and
revegetation
1. The resource must
comply with the following
water quality criteria:
a. total dissolved solids
< 1000mg/L;
b. pH range of 6.0 –
9.5; and
c. must not contain any
substances in
concentrations that
may be toxic to plant
growth.
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Use
Requirements of the
Producer
Requirements of the User
Industrial and
manufacturing
operations
1. The resource must have
a pH within the range of
6.0-9.5.
1. The resource must not be directly or indirectly
released to land.
Research and
development
Domestic,
stock, stock
intensive and
incidental
land
management
1. The resource must not be directly or indirectly
released to land.
1. The water quality of the
resource must comply
with the Australian and
New Zealand Guidelines
for Fresh and Marine
Water Quality (ANZECC
and ARMCANZ 2000)
Volume 1: Chapter 4.3
Table 4.3.1, 4.3.2, &
4.3.3;
1. Stock and stock intensive drinking water is limited
to watering livestock mentioned in Table 4.3.1 of
Australian and New Zealand Guidelines for Fresh
and Marine Water Quality (ANZECC and
ARMCANZ 2000) Volume 1: Chapter 4.3
3. General monitoring and operating conditions
9.
Monitoring for condition 8 must be undertaken by the producer and include, at a minimum::
a. fortnightly sampling for pH and TDS; and
b.
initially monthly for other water quality parameters, and then six monthly after three consecutive
detects which are less than 50 per cent of the relevant parameter.
10. All plant and equipment necessary for complying with this approval must be installed, maintained and
operated in proper and effective condition.
11. All monitoring must be undertaken by a suitably qualified person.
12. As relevant to the sampling being undertaken, monitoring and sampling must be carried out in
accordance with the requirements of the following documents:
a. for waters and aquatic environments, the Queensland Government’s Monitoring and Sampling
Manual 2009—Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009;
b.
for groundwater, Groundwater Sampling and Analysis—A Field Guide (2009:27 GeoCat #6890.1);
and
c.
for soil, the Guidelines for Surveying Soil and Land Resources, 2nd edition (McKenzie et al. 2008),
and/or the Australian Soil and Land Survey Handbook, 3rd edition (National Committee on Soil
and Terrain, 2009).
13. All laboratory analyses and tests must be undertaken by a laboratory that has National Association of
Testing Authorities, Australia (NATA) accreditation for such analyses and tests.
14. Notwithstanding condition 13, where there are no laboratories that have NATA accreditation for a
specific analyte or substance, then duplicate samples must be sent to at least two separate laboratories
for independent testing or evaluation.
15. Despite condition 13 and 14, on-line monitoring equipment is appropriate for pH and total dissolved
solids (TDS) measurements where they are operated in accordance with condition 10.
16. All plans, procedures, reports and monitoring results required to be made or completed under this
approval must be kept on record for a minimum of five years by the person or entity that is required to
make or complete the plan, procedure, report or monitoring.
3. Commencement date
This notification commences on 16 May 2014.
4. Availability of approval
A copy of the BUA is available for public inspection during office hours on business days at the central office
(Brisbane) and each regional office of the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection. To view an
electronic version, go to www.ehp.qld.gov.au.
5. Approved by
DEAN ELLWOOD
Deputy Director-General Department of Environment and Heritage Protection
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NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE
EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006
The following school council for an Independent Public School
was established and approved on 20 March 2013 by the
Principal, Banksia Beach State School (as delegate of the Chief
Executive, Department of Education, Training and Employment
to approve school councils) under the Education (General
Provisions) Act 2006 to take effect from the date of gazettal.
Banksia Beach State School Council
Register of Political Parties
The Electoral Commission of Queensland has received an application
under the provisions of Part 6 of the Electoral Act 1992 , to make the
following change in the Register of Political Parties—
•
change the registered officer of a registered political party
NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE
EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006
The following school council for an Independent Public School
was established and approved on 4 March 2013 by the Principal,
Brightwater State School (as delegate of the Chief Executive,
Department of Education, Training and Employment to approve
school councils) under the Education (General Provisions) Act
2006 to take effect from the date of gazettal.
Brightwater State School Council
NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE
EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006
The following school council for an Independent Public School
was established and approved on 23 April 2014 by the Principal,
Bulimba State School (as delegate of the Chief Executive,
Department of Education, Training and Employment to approve
school councils) under the Education (General Provisions) Act
2006 to take effect from the date of gazettal.
Bulimba State School Council
NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE
EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006
The following school council for an Independent Public School
was established and approved on 4 April 2014 by the Principal,
Narangba Valley State School (as delegate of the Chief Executive,
Department of Education, Training and Employment to approve
school councils) under the Education (General Provisions) Act
2006 to take effect from the date of gazettal.
Narangba Valley State School Council
NOTIFICATION OF SCHOOL COUNCILS APPROVED UNDER THE
EDUCATION (GENERAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2006
The following school council for an Independent Public School
was established and approved on Thursday 3 April 2014 by the
Principal, Mr Anthony Palmer (as delegate of the Chief Executive,
Department of Education, Training and Employment to approve
school councils) under the Education (General Provisions) Act
2006 to take effect from the date of gazettal.
Ormiston State School Council
Education (General Provisions) Act 2006
SCHOOL ENROLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
In accordance with Chapter 8, Part 3 Section 170, of the Education
(General Provisions) Act 2006 , School Enrolment Management
Plan for the following school has been prepared by the Regional
Director, Metropolitan region, delegate of the chief executive.
Copies of School Enrolment Management Plans are available for
public inspection, without charge, during normal business hours at
the department’s head office, and accessible on the department’s
website http://education.qld.gov.au/schools/catchment
Region:
School:
Metropolitan
Kenmore State High School (update)
Name of Party:
Katter’s Australian Party
Registered Officer now:
Peter Richard Heath
Proposed Registered Officer:
Andrew Phillip Jackson
If you believe that this amendment to the Register of Political
Parties should not be made, you are invited to submit to the
commission, by Monday 16 June 2014, a statement setting out
the grounds for your belief. The statement must include your
address and be signed by you.
This statement should be sent to:
Electoral Commission of Queensland
GPO Box 1393
BRISBANE QLD 4001
Please contact David Gottke on (07) 3035 8030 if you want
more information.
Your statement will be made available at the commission for
public inspection and a copy will be given to the applicant for
comments.
Walter van der Merwe
Electoral Commissioner
Local Government Act 2009
Local Government Regulation 2012
CASSOWARY COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL (CONTROL OF
FORESHORES AND BATHING RESERVES) NOTICE (NO. 1) 2014
Short title
1. This Notice may be cited as the Cassowary Coast Regional
Council (Control of Foreshores and Bathing Reserves)
Notice (No. 1) 2014 .
Commencement
2. This Notice commences on the day it is published in the
Gazette.
Control of foreshores
3. Under section 61 of the Local Government Regulation
2012 , the following foreshores are placed under the
control of the Cassowary Coast Regional Council:
(a) that part of the mainland foreshore as delineated on
Sheet 1 of Plan Number LG 148;
(b) all of the foreshore of Garden Island as delineated on
Sheet 1 of Plan Number LG 148; and
(c) that part of the foreshore of Hinchinbrook Island as
delineated on Sheet 6 of Plan Number LG 148.
Control of bathing reserves
4. Under section 62 of the Local Government Regulation 2012 :
(a) the part of the seashore;
(b) the land under the sea adjacent to that part of the
seashore and seawards for a distance of not more
than 1 kilometre beyond low-water mark at ordinary
spring tides; and
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(c) the sea above that part of the seashore and land;
as delineated on Sheet 2 of Plan Number LG 148 (Etty Bay),
Sheet 3 of Plan Number LG 148 (Kurrimine Beach), Sheet 4
of Plan Number LG 148 (Mission Beach), and Sheet 5 of
Plan Number LG 148 (South Mission Beach) are placed
under the control of the Cassowary Coast Regional Council
as bathing reserves.
Repeal of existing foreshores and bathing reserves
5. All existing foreshores and bathing reserves placed under
the control of the former Johnstone Shire Council and the
former Cardwell Shire Council are hereby repealed.
Inspection
6. Sheets 1 to 6 of Plan Number LG 148 may be inspected at
the State Office of the Department of Local Government,
Community Recovery and Resilience and at the public
office of the Cassowary Coast Regional Council.
Queensland Heritage Act 1992
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND HERITAGE PROTECTION
Heritage Register Decision
Under the provisions of s.54 of the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 ,
the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection gives
public notice that on 9 May 2014 the Queensland Heritage Council
entered in the Queensland Heritage Register the following as State
Heritage Places:
HRN 602833 East Trinity
Hydrographic Survey Bench Mark,
1878, Bessie Point, Bessie Point,
off Pine Creek-Yarrabah Road
HRN 602834 Cairns
Cairns Technical College and High
School building, cnr Sheridan and
Upward Streets
Sustainable Planning Act 2009
ENDNOTES
1.
2.
3.
4.
Made by the Governor in Council on 15 May 2014.
Published in the Gazette on 16 May 2014.
Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly.
The administering agency is the Department of Local
Government, Community Recovery and Resilience.
Mineral Resources Act 1989 – Section 318BN
PUBLIC NOTICE OF OUTCOME FOR MINING LEASE APPLICATION
Mining Lease 80197 granted on 7 May 2014 commencing 1 June 2014
for 30 years.
The Minister granted Mining Lease number 80197 on 7 May 2014
commencing on 1 June 2014 for a term of 30 years. The Mining
Lease was granted for the purpose of mining coal and is situated
within Exploration Permit Petroleum 806 (EPP 806).
Subdivision 8 applies, as the EPP holder has not complied with
section 318AW or 318AX.
The Minister granted the lease with the conditions set out in the
Mineral Resources Act 1989 , no special conditions were imposed.
Plumbing and Drainage Act 2002 s.98 (a)
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND PUBLIC WORKS
NOTICE OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE APPROVAL 05/2014
Chief Executive Approval 05/2014 approved on 13 May, 2014
for the Fuji Clean Wastewater Treatment System, Model CE1200
manufactured by Fuji Clean Australia (ABN 72 129 181 317).
1.
Copies of approvals may be viewed on the department web
site at–
http://www.hpw.qld.gov.au/construction/
BuildingPlumbing/Plumbing/OnSiteSewerage/
ApprovedSystems/Pages/SecondaryQuality.aspx
2.
Copies of the Chief Executive Approval may be examined
during business hours, free of charge, at the–
Department of Housing and Public Works
Floor 16
41 George Street
BRISBANE QLD 4000
3.
Copies of approvals may be obtained from the Department
by telephoning (07) 3225 8978
Lindsay Walker
A/Executive Director
Building Codes Queensland
Date approved: 13th May 2014
[16 May 2014
NOTICE OF CONSULTATION ON DRAFT AMENTMENT TO THE
STANDARD PLANNING SCHEME PROVISIONS
I, the Honourable Jeff Seeney MP, Deputy Premier and Minister for
State Development, Infrastructure and Planning do hereby notify
under section 60 of the Sustainable Planning Act 2009 I have
prepared a draft amendment to the standard planning scheme
provisions under chapter 2, part 6, division 3, subdivision 2 of the Act.
The draft amendment may be cited as the draft Queensland
Planning Provisions version 3.1 (the QPP).
Copies of the draft amendment to the QPP are available for
inspection and collection free of charge from the Department
of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning shop-front,
ground floor, 63 George Street, Brisbane, or online at
www.dsdip.qld.gov.au/qpp
Any person may make a written submission about any aspect of
the draft amendment to the QPP. The submission must be a
properly made submission under the Act to be accepted.
A properly made submission must:
• be made to the Minister
• be received on or before 16 June 2014
• be in writing and, unless the submission is made
electronically, is signed by each person who made the
submission
• state the name and residential or business address of
each person who made the submission; and
• state the grounds of the submission and the facts and
circumstances relied on in support of the grounds.
Submission by email or in other electronic form may be made
provided it includes the full name and email address (or other
address) of the submitter.
Submissions should be made by:
Post:
Draft Queensland Planning Provisions
version 3.1 feedback
Department of State Development,
Infrastructure and Planning
PO Box 15009
City East QLD 4002
Fax:
+61 7 3224 4683
Email:
QPPversion3.1@dsdip.qld.gov.au or
Electronically:
www.dsdip.qld.gov.au/qpp
For further information, please phone 13QGOV (137468) or
email QPPversion3.1@dsdip.qld.gov.au
The Honourable Jeff Seeney MP
Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development,
Infrastructure and Planning
16 May 2014]
1.
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 15
NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF FORMS
UNDER THE
BILL OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO
LEGAL PROFESSION ACT 2007
Queensland Legislative Assembly
Brisbane
Commencement
The following forms were approved on 9 May 2014 by the
General Counsel of the Queensland Law Society Incorporated,
pursuant to a delegation from the Council on 9 December 2005,
to take effect from 1 June 2014.
2.
87
Forms Approved - Forms required by, and made for the
purposes of, the Legal Profession Act 2007 :
QLS Form 2A (LPA): Electronic Application for Renewal of
Practising Certificate – Version 4
QLS Form 34A (LPA): Electronic Application for Renewal of
Registration of a Foreign Lawyer –
Version 2
3.
Form Approved - Form required by, and made for the
purposes of, the Legal Profession (Society) Rule 2007 :
QLS Form 2A (SR):
Electronic Application for Renewal of
Membership of Queensland Law
Society – Version 5
4.
Availability of Forms
These forms are available from:
a) Law Society House
179 Ann Street
Brisbane Q 4000
b) the Queensland Law Society website at www.qls.com.au
M J Hinton
General Counsel
CHARTERS TOWERS REGIONAL COUNCIL
Exceptional Service for an Exceptional Community
Local Government Regulation 2012
It is hereby notified for general information that,
on 13 May 2014, Her Excellency the Governor, in
the name and on behalf of Her Majesty, assented to
the undermentioned Bill passed by the Legislative
Assembly of Queensland in Parliament assembled,
viz—
A Bill for An Act to amend the Plumbing and
Drainage Act 2002, the South-East Queensland
Water (Distribution and Retail Restructuring) Act
2009, the Sustainable Planning Act 2009, the
Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009 and the
Water Supply (Safety and Reliability) Act 2008 for
particular purposes, to repeal the Metropolitan
Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1909, and to make
minor and consequential amendments to the Acts
mentioned in schedule 1
Short title: Water Supply Services Legislation
Amendment Act 2014 – Act No. 16 of 2014
Commencement: (1) This Act, other than the
provisions mentioned in subsection (2), commences
on a day to be fixed by proclamation.
(2) The following provisions commence on assent—
• chapters 3 and 4
• schedule 1, amendment 15 of the South-East
Queensland Water (Distribution and Retail
Restructuring) Act 2009
• schedule 1, amendments 1 to 20 and 23 of the
Water Supply (Safety and Reliability) Act 2008.
Chapter 4, Part 12, Division 3
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAND FOR OVERDUE RATES
To:
Kirby Lauren Chugg of 16 Mountain Ash Road,
BEEBO, QUEENSLAND 4385.
Whereas the sum of three thousand, six hundred and twenty four
dollars and ninety four cents ($3,624.94) being the amount of
rates and charges levied (including interest due and payable in
respect thereof) in respect of that piece of land described as Lot 21
on M2611 of which you are the registered proprietor, remains
unpaid and remains unpaid for a period greater than three years.
Charters Towers Regional Council by resolution on the sixteenth
day of April 2014 resolved to sell such land pursuant to Chapter 4,
Part 12, Division 3 of the Local Government Regulation 2012 , for
arrears of rates. You are hereby notified that after the expiration of
three months from the date hereof unless all overdue rates and
charges together with all expenses incurred by Council in
connection with proposed sale are paid, procedures to sell the
land by public auction will commence.
Dated at Charters Towers this 14th day of May, 2014.
R Jayo
Acting Chief Executive Officer
N J Laurie
Clerk of the Parliament
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Public Trustee Act 1978
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CONTENTS
(Gazettes No. 10-15—pp. 45-96)
Page
APPOINTMENTS................................................................. 59-66
Hospital and Health Boards Act
Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act
Public Service Act
NOTICES / BYLAWS / DECLARATIONS /
STATUTES .................................................................. 68-86
Education (General Provisions) Act
Electoral Act
Local Government Act
Mineral Resources Act
Plumbing and Drainage Act
Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act
Queensland Heritage Act
Sustainable Planning Act
Travel Agents Act
Waste Reduction and Recycling Act
NOTIFICATION OF FORMS.........................................................87
Legal Profession Act
Bills Assented to ..................................................................... 87
ADVERTISEMENTS ..............................................................87-95
Local Government Act
Public Trustee Act
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