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PLANTATIONS AND REAFFORESTATION ACT 1999 - SECT 9
Offence with respect to unauthorised plantations
9 Offence with respect to unauthorised plantations
(1) A plantation or proposed plantation is required to be authorised under
this Act if plantation operations are carried out on it after the commencement
of this section, except if the plantation operations are: (a)
exempt farm forestry, or
(c) ancillary plantation operations.
(2) Nothing in
this Act prevents a plantation or proposed plantation that is not required to
be authorised from being authorised under this Act.
(3) A person who carries
out, or causes or permits the carrying out of, plantation operations on a
plantation or proposed plantation required to be authorised under this Act is
guilty of an offence if: (a) the plantation or proposed plantation is not
authorised under this Act at the time the operations are carried out, or
(b)
the plantation or proposed plantation is so authorised but the
plantation operations carried out are not of a kind authorised under section
10 by the class of the authorisation.
Maximum penalty: 1,000 penalty units
and, in addition, 100 penalty units for each day the offence continues.
(4)
In this section:
"ancillary plantation operations" means plantation operations that are
ancillary to: (a) the carrying out of development in accordance with
development consent under Part 4, or in accordance with the requirements of
Part 5, of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 , or
(b) the
carrying out of an approved project within the meaning of Part 3A of that Act,
or
(c) the carrying out of approved State significant infrastructure within
the meaning of Part 5.1 of that Act,
but only if the development or project
does not comprise mainly plantation operations.
Note: Provisions relating to
plantations authorised under other laws before the commencement of this
section (existing plantations) are contained in clause 6 of Schedule 3.
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