Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) Land is primary production land if it is –
(a) used substantially for the business of primary production; or
(b) declared a private timber reserve under the Forest Practices Act 1985; or
(c) a State forest under the Forestry Act 1920; or
(d) land in respect of which there is in effect a certified forest practices plan, being a plan certified by the Forest Practices Authority under section 19 of the Forest Practices Act 1985 in accordance with the State Permanent Forest Estate Policy.
(1A) In subsection (1)(d) –
"certified forest practices plan" has the same meaning as in the Forest Practices Act 1985;
"Forest Practices Authority" means the body continued by section 4AA of the Forest Practices Act 1985 under the name "Forest Practices Authority" ;
"State Permanent Forest Estate Policy" means the policy of that name referred to in section 4C(fb) of the Forest Practices Act 1985.
(2) The business of primary production means any one or more of the following carried out in a business-like manner with a reasonable expectation of profit:
(a) cultivating land to sell the produce of the cultivation;
(b) maintaining animals or poultry for sale or selling their natural increase or bodily produce;
(c) keeping bees to sell their honey;
(d) commercial fishing and cultivating aquatic plants or animals, including the preparation for fishing and the storage and preservation of fish and fishing gear;
(e) cultivating or propagating for sale plants, seedlings, mushrooms or orchids.