Schedule 4 Dictionary

Schedule 4 Dictionary

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annual default arrangement payment, for Part 3, Division 4—see section 29.

annual default arrangement payment period, for Part 3, Division 4—see section 29.

approved form means a form approved by the Minister under section 76.

aquaculture lease annual default arrangement payment security trust account, for Part 3—see section 34(1).

aquaculture lease cash deposit security trust account, for Part 3—see section 33(1).

aquaculture production area, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 10.

aquaculture research trust account—see section 17.

aquaculture shipment log book, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 10.

aquaculture species, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 10.

authorised guarantor, for Part 3—see section 22.

bank guarantee financial arrangement, for Part 3—see section 22.

cash deposit financial arrangement, for Part 3—see section 22.

catching and cultivation material, for Part 2, Division 3—see section 10.

chairperson, for Schedule 1—see Schedule 1, section 1.

class 1 lease, for Part 4—see section 37.

class 2 lease, for Part 4—see section 37.

class 3 lease, for Part 4—see section 37.

class 4 lease, for Part 4—see section 37.

class A permit—see section 5(1)(a).

class B permit—see section 5(1)(b).

class C permit—see section 5(1)(c).

class D permit—see section 5(1)(d).

class E permit—see section 5(1)(e).

class F permit—see section 5(1)(f).

class H permit—see section 5(1)(g).

committee, for Schedule 1—see Schedule 1, section 1.

compliance obligations, in relation to a permit holder or former permit holder, for Part 3—see section 22.

default financial arrangement, for Part 3—see section 22.

elective financial arrangement, for Part 3—see section 22.

estuary, for Part 2, Division 3, has the same meaning as in the Coastal Management Act 2016.

extensive aquaculture means aquaculture undertaken without providing supplementary food for the fish or marine vegetation being cultivated.

fee unit, for Schedule 3—see Schedule 3, section 1.

food includes any form of nutrient.

intensive aquaculture means aquaculture undertaken by providing supplementary food for the fish or marine vegetation being cultivated, whether or not naturally occurring food is consumed or available for consumption by the fish or marine vegetation.