Greenhouse Gas Storage Regulation 2021
sec.26Core samples
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sec.26 Core samples
A holder of a GHG tenure must keep each core recovered from a GHG well under the GHG tenure. The part of the core given to the chief executive under section 259 (1) of the Act must— be at least 50% of the core recovered; and have as complete a vertical face as is practicable; and be given in a labelled box or other container suitable for long-term storage and handling that states— the identifying name of the well from which the core was recovered; and if more than 1 core is recovered from the well—the number of the core; and the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the interval cored; and the length in metres of the core recovered. (sec.26-ssec.1) A holder of a GHG tenure must keep each core recovered from a GHG well under the GHG tenure. (sec.26-ssec.2) The part of the core given to the chief executive under section 259 (1) of the Act must— be at least 50% of the core recovered; and have as complete a vertical face as is practicable; and be given in a labelled box or other container suitable for long-term storage and handling that states— the identifying name of the well from which the core was recovered; and if more than 1 core is recovered from the well—the number of the core; and the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the interval cored; and the length in metres of the core recovered.
- (a) be at least 50% of the core recovered; and
- (b) have as complete a vertical face as is practicable; and
- (c) be given in a labelled box or other container suitable for long-term storage and handling that states— (i) the identifying name of the well from which the core was recovered; and (ii) if more than 1 core is recovered from the well—the number of the core; and (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the interval cored; and (iv) the length in metres of the core recovered.
- (i) the identifying name of the well from which the core was recovered; and
- (ii) if more than 1 core is recovered from the well—the number of the core; and
- (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the interval cored; and
- (iv) the length in metres of the core recovered.
- (i) the identifying name of the well from which the core was recovered; and
- (ii) if more than 1 core is recovered from the well—the number of the core; and
- (iii) the depth in metres of the top and bottom of the interval cored; and
- (iv) the length in metres of the core recovered.