Forestry (Fair Contract Codes) Act 2001
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3 Interpretation
In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears –
Code means a Forestry Contract Code;
forestry contract means a contract that provides for one party to the contract to carry out, otherwise than as an employee, a forestry operation for another party to the contract or another person;
forestry operation means any of the following:
(a) planting trees for commercial timber production;
(b) managing trees that have been planted for commercial timber production;
(c) harvesting trees for commercial timber production;
(d) transporting timber that has been harvested for commercial purposes;
(e) land clearing associated with a forestry operation specified elsewhere in this definition;
(f) road construction and quarrying associated with a forestry operation specified elsewhere in this definition;
incorporate includes apply and adopt;
interested party, in relation to a Code, means –
(a) a person that has a history of entering into forestry contracts of the kind to which the Code applies or is presently a party to a forestry contract of that kind; or
(b) a person that the Minister knows, whether from direct advice or publicly available information, is proposing to enter into a forestry contract of that kind.