Water Plan (Burnett Basin) 2014
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sch.9-sec.55 Definitions for sdiv 2
In this subdivision— first water period , for a water year, means the period in the water year starting at the start of the water year and ending on the earlier of the following— if John Goleby Weir is overflowing at the start of the water year— when the weir stops overflowing; 4 months after the start of the water year; if John Goleby Weir is not overflowing at the start of the water year— when the weir overflows; the end of the water year. last water period , for a water year, means the water period in the water year that ends on the end of the water year. subsequent water period , for a water year, means each period in the water year starting at the end of a water period and ending on the earlier of the following— if John Goleby Weir is overflowing at the start of the period— when the weir stops overflowing; 4 months after the start of the period; the end of the water year; if the John Goleby Weir is not overflowing at the start of the period— when the weir overflows; the end of the water year. water period , for a water year, means— the first water period in the water year; or a subsequent water period in the water year.
- (a) if John Goleby Weir is overflowing at the start of the water year— (i) when the weir stops overflowing; (ii) 4 months after the start of the water year;
- (i) when the weir stops overflowing;
- (ii) 4 months after the start of the water year;
- (b) if John Goleby Weir is not overflowing at the start of the water year— (i) when the weir overflows; (ii) the end of the water year.
- (i) when the weir overflows;
- (ii) the end of the water year.
- (i) when the weir stops overflowing;
- (ii) 4 months after the start of the water year;
- (i) when the weir overflows;
- (ii) the end of the water year.
- (a) if John Goleby Weir is overflowing at the start of the period— (i) when the weir stops overflowing; (ii) 4 months after the start of the period; (iii) the end of the water year;
- (i) when the weir stops overflowing;
- (ii) 4 months after the start of the period;
- (iii) the end of the water year;
- (b) if the John Goleby Weir is not overflowing at the start of the period— (i) when the weir overflows; (ii) the end of the water year.
- (i) when the weir overflows;
- (ii) the end of the water year.
- (i) when the weir stops overflowing;
- (ii) 4 months after the start of the period;
- (iii) the end of the water year;
- (i) when the weir overflows;
- (ii) the end of the water year.