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WATER SHARING PLAN FOR THE HUNTER REGULATED RIVER WATER SOURCE 2003 - REG 32
Volume of the long-term extraction limit
32 Volume of the long-term extraction limit
(1) This Plan establishes a long-term extraction limit for this water source
of an average of 217,000 ML/year. Note: The long-term extraction limit
established by this Plan is sufficient to allow water extractions to grow by
30% above their current level, and full use of all access licences referred to
in Part 6. Should there be a demand for greater volumes of water to service
industry or agriculture in the future, the Plan limit may be reviewed.
However, any increase would only occur after an assessment of the various ways
in which additional water supply could be provided and full consideration of
potential environmental effects socio-economic benefits and the impacts, if
any, on the rights under existing access licences.
(2) At the end of each
water year the Minister may, under section 45 (1) (b) of the Act alter the
volume referred to in subclause (1) as a result of any access licence dealing
under section 71R of the Act during that water year.
(3) For the purposes of
auditing compliance with the long-term extraction limit, the following will be
included: (a) all water extractions under all categories of access licences,
(b) domestic and stock rights and native title rights extractions,
(c)
volumes of water delivered as adaptive environmental water,
(d) floodplain
harvesting extractions determined to be taken for use in conjunction with
extractions from this water source, and
(e) assignment of water allocations
from the water allocation accounts of access licences in this water source to
the water allocation accounts of access licences in other water sources.
(4)
For the purposes of auditing compliance with the long-term extraction limit
the assessed volume of extractions shall be reduced by the volume of water
allocations being assigned from the water allocation accounts of access
licences in any other water source to the water allocation accounts of access
licences in this water source.
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