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Repeal of Grevillea williamsonii (Williamson’s Grevillea) Recovery Plan (18/08/2005)

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This Act has been repealed and is no longer in force. It is retained for historical reference.

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The instrument repeals the legally binding recovery plan for Williamson’s Grevillea, a threatened Australian plant. The Minister for the Environment and Heritage has used powers under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 to remove that plan’s legal effect.

As a result, the specific, mandatory conservation actions and habitat-management requirements in the recovery plan no longer apply — though the species remains listed as threatened and broader protections under national law still exist.

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Repeal of Grevillea williamsonii (Williamson’s Grevillea) Recovery Plan (18/08/2005)

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Commonwealth of Australia

Acts Interpretation Act 1901

Section 33 (3)

Exercise of powers and duties

I, IAN GORDON CAMPBELL, Minister for the Environment and Heritage, under section 33 (3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, hereby repeal the following Recovery Plan that is currently adopted under section 269A of the Environment Protection Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999:

Grevillea williamsonii (Williamson’s Grevillea) Recovery Plan

The recovery plan will be repealed on the date of signing of this instrument.

Dated this18th day of August 2005

IAN GORDON CAMPBELL

Minister for the Environment and Heritage

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