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Fisheries Management (Ocean Hauling Share Management Plan) Regulation 2006
6DAppeals to Share Appeal Panel
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#### 6D Appeals to Share Appeal Panel
6D Appeals to Share Appeal Panel
> > (1) A person who has been issued with quota shares of a particular class may appeal to the Share Appeal Panel against the Minister’s determination of the number of quota shares of that class issued to the person.
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> > (1A) However, a person may not appeal to the Share Appeal Panel against the Minister’s determination of the number of quota shares of a particular class issued to the person if the person has transferred any of those quota shares.
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> > A person to whom quota shares are transferred may not appeal under this clause.
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> > (2) When a person lodges an appeal, the quota shares issued to the person are shares that are subject to appeal.
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> > (3) The transfer of, or any other registrable dealing in, quota shares that are subject to appeal is not permitted.
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> > (4) On completion of an appeal, the Minister may cancel or issue shares in order to give effect to a decision of the Share Appeal Panel.
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> > (5) No compensation is payable by or on behalf of the State for the cancellation by the Minister of shares that are subject to appeal in order to give effect to a decision of the Share Appeal Panel.
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> > (6) For the purposes of section 90 (1) (e) of the Act, shares that are subject to appeal are to be registered as such on the Share Register.
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> > (7) Shares cease to be subject to appeal if—
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> > > (a) the appeal to the Share Appeal Panel is withdrawn, or
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> > > (b) the appeal to the Share Appeal Panel is finalised and the Minister has done anything necessary to give effect to the decision of the Share Appeal Panel.
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> The Supporting Plan contains provisions relating to lodging an appeal to the Share Appeal Panel in relation to the issue of quota shares.