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FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ACT 1994 - SECT 77A
Rental charge for access to category 2 share management fishery
(1) Shareholders in a category 2 share management fishery are required to pay
a rental charge for their right of access to the fishery.
(2) The amount of
the rental charge, the method of its payment and other matters concerning its
payment are to be provided for by the management plan.
(3) The maximum rental
charge is $100 for a 12-month period.
(4) The management plan for a fishery
may provide for the adjustment of the maximum rental charge to take into
account changes in the consumer price index. In that case, the maximum rental
charge is the amount so adjusted.
(5) A person is exempt from paying the
rental charge: (a) if the person holds shares in another
category 2 share management fishery and has paid a rental charge for the same
period in respect of that other fishery (unless the management plan otherwise
provides), or
(b) in such other circumstances as may be provided for by the
management plan.
(6) This section applies in respect of a
category 2 share management fishery: (a) if the fishery is, before the
commencement of limited access to the fishery, also a restricted fishery-on
and from the day the fishery becomes a share management fishery, or
(b) in
any other case-on and from the day appointed for the commencement of limited
access to the fishery.
(7) Until the commencement of the management plan for
the fishery, the Minister may determine the matters that under this section
may be provided for by the plan.
(8) For the purposes of this section: (a) an
applicant for shares in a category 2 share management fishery who has duly
lodged an appeal to the Share Appeal Panel, and whose appeal is pending, is
taken to be a shareholder in the fishery, and
(b) if a
category 2 share management fishery is also a restricted fishery-a person
authorised to take fish in the fishery or, if a person is authorised to take
fish in the fishery as the employee or nominee of some other person, that
other person is taken to be a shareholder in the fishery.
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