Forestry (Fair Contract Codes) Act 2001
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5 Minister may approve Codes
(1) The Minister may, in writing, approve –
(a) Forestry Contract Codes that are developed and submitted to the Minister by interested parties or their representatives; and
(b) variations of such Codes.
(2) Separate Codes may be approved for different kinds of forestry contracts.
(3) Without limiting the generality of subsection (2) , a Code may be developed and approved for forestry contracts that relate, or principally relate, to –
(a) a particular kind of forestry operation; or
(b) a particular sector of the forestry industry; or
(c) a particular place.
(4) The purpose of a Code is to prescribe a set of standard conditions that will be taken, under section 13 , to be contained in every forestry contract of the kind to which the Code applies, being conditions designed to ensure that such contracts are fair to all of the contracting parties.