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Petroleum Act 1998
155Circumstances in which royalty is not payable
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155 Circumstances in which royalty is not payable
A royalty is not payable in respect of petroleum—
(a) that the Minister is satisfied was unavoidably lost before its quantity was ascertained; or
(b) that is used by the holder of a production licence for the purposes of a petroleum operation with the approval of the Minister; or
(c) that, with the approval of the Minister, is flared or vented in connection with operations for the extraction or recovery of petroleum; or
(d) that is injected back into the reservoir from which it came with the approval of the Minister; or
(e) that the Minister identifies as petroleum in respect of which royalty has already been paid; or
(f) that was extracted or recovered from land outside Victoria and injected into a reservoir in Victoria.