If more than 1 body of water is listed in an entry above, the estuaries of the bodies of water are treated as a single aquaculture production area.
(b) the tidal waters of Port Stephens, including the bays, inlets and tributaries upstream of a line drawn from the southernmost point of Yacaaba Head to the northernmost point of Tomaree Head, including the estuaries of the following—
(i) Karuah River,
(ii) Myall River,
(iii) Tilligerry Creek,
(c) the following marine waters—
(i) marine waters of Jervis Bay,
(ii) marine waters of Twofold Bay,
(iii) other marine waters over which an aquaculture lease has been granted,
(d) land-based hatcheries,
(e) land-based nurseries.
aquaculture shipment log book means a log book, in the form approved by the Secretary under section 13, kept by the holder of an aquaculture permit for the purposes of complying with the record-keeping requirements under the Act, including record-keeping requirements under conditions imposed by this division.
aquaculture species includes molluscs and marine vegetation.
catching and cultivation material means equipment and materials placed in an aquaculture production area and used for cultivating aquaculture species or on which aquaculture species larvae from natural spawning events may settle, including the following—