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Vegetation Management Act 1999
sec.22LAEndangered regional ecosystems
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### sec.22LA Endangered regional ecosystems
Each regional ecosystem identified in the VM REDD as an endangered regional ecosystem is an endangered regional ecosystem.
The VM REDD may identify a regional ecosystem as an endangered regional ecosystem only if the Minister is satisfied—
the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is less than 10% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; or
the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is—
10% to 30% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; and
less than 10,000ha.
s 22LA ins 2008 No. 8 s 3
amd 2023 No. 2 s 102
(sec.22LA-ssec.1) Each regional ecosystem identified in the VM REDD as an endangered regional ecosystem is an endangered regional ecosystem.
(sec.22LA-ssec.2) The VM REDD may identify a regional ecosystem as an endangered regional ecosystem only if the Minister is satisfied— the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is less than 10% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; or the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is— 10% to 30% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; and less than 10,000ha.
- (a) the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is less than 10% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; or
- (b) the area of remnant vegetation for the regional ecosystem is— (i) 10% to 30% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; and (ii) less than 10,000ha.
- (i) 10% to 30% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; and
- (ii) less than 10,000ha.
- (i) 10% to 30% of the pre-clearing extent of the regional ecosystem; and
- (ii) less than 10,000ha.