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Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

Section 269A

Adoption of State Plans as Recovery Plans

I, DAVID ALISTAIR KEMP, Minister for the Environment and Heritage, under section 269A of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, hereby adopt as recovery plans for the listed threatened species specified below, the respective plans made by South Australia or the Northern Territory (or agencies of those States/Territories) specified opposite those listed threatened species:

South Australia (2)

Listed Threatened Species	Recovery Plan
Caladenia (arachnorchis) woolcockiorum(Woolcock’s spider orchid)	Bickerton, D.C. (2003) Recovery plan for Arachnorchis woolcockiorum (syn. Caladenia woolcockiorium)(Woolcock’s Spider Orchid). National Parks and WildlifeSouth Australia, in partnership with the Threatened plantAction Group, Adelaide, SA.
Caladenia (arachnorchis) macroclavia(Large-club Spider-orchid)	Bickerton, D.C. (2003) Recovery plan for Arachnorchis macroclavia (syn. Caladenia macroclavia) (Large-clubSpider-orchid). National Parks and Wildlife SouthAustralia, in partnership with the Threatened plant Action Group, Adelaide, SA.

Northern Territory (1)

Listed Threatened Species	Recovery Plan
Zyzomys palatalis(Carpentarian Rock-rat)	Puckey, H. Trainor, C. and Woinarski, J. (2003) Revised Recovery plan for the Carpentarian Rock Rat Zyzomyspalatalis. Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory, Katherine, NT.

The recovery plans will come into force on the date of signing of this instrument.

Dated this19th day of December 2003.

DAVID KEMP

Minister for the Environment and Heritage