sec.370AWhen obligation to give underground water impact report does not apply—exemption for low risk resource tenures

### sec.370A When obligation to give underground water impact report does not apply—exemption for low risk resource tenures A regulation may identify circumstances in which a resource tenure is taken to be a low risk resource tenure for this division. The circumstances may relate to 1 or more of the following— the likely impacts of the exercise of underground water rights on water bores and springs; the nature and scale of a mining or petroleum operation; the characteristics of the underground water resource; the location of the resource tenure. The holder of a low risk resource tenure is not required to give the chief executive an underground water impact report under section 370 while the resource tenure remains a low risk resource tenure. s 370A ins 2014 No. 64 s 81 (sec.370A-ssec.1) A regulation may identify circumstances in which a resource tenure is taken to be a low risk resource tenure for this division. (sec.370A-ssec.2) The circumstances may relate to 1 or more of the following— the likely impacts of the exercise of underground water rights on water bores and springs; the nature and scale of a mining or petroleum operation; the characteristics of the underground water resource; the location of the resource tenure. (sec.370A-ssec.3) The holder of a low risk resource tenure is not required to give the chief executive an underground water impact report under section 370 while the resource tenure remains a low risk resource tenure. - (a) the likely impacts of the exercise of underground water rights on water bores and springs; - (b) the nature and scale of a mining or petroleum operation; - (c) the characteristics of the underground water resource; - (d) the location of the resource tenure.