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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA
Port Services Amendment Bill 2007
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Clause Page
1 Purpose 1
2 Commencement 2
3 Purposes of the Port Services Act 1995 2
4 Definitions 2
5 Dredging by Port of Melbourne Corporation 3
6 Dredging by VRCA 4
7 Prohibition on loans to partners of directors of port corporations 4
8 Price regulation for certain services repealed 4
9 Repeal of section 54(3) consequential on repeal of sections
49(c)(iv) and 49(c)(v) 4
10 Statute law revision amendment 5
11 Amendment of heading to Part 5 5
12 Substitution of section 74 5
74 Wharfage fees 5
13 Substitution of section 75 6
75 Channel fees 6
14 Insertion of new Part 5A 8
PART 5A--POWERS TO RESTRICT ACCESS TO AREAS 8
Division 1--Preliminary 8
83 Definitions 8
Division 2--Declaration of areas 10
84 Making a declaration of restricted access area 10
85 Effect of declaration 13
86 Provisions as to restricted access area declarations 14
87 Amendment or revocation of declaration 14
88 Publication of declaration 14
88A Operation of declaration where inconsistent with other
powers 15
Division 3--Offences and other enforcement powers in
relation to areas 15
88B Offence to enter restricted access area 15
88C Interference with activities 16
88D Offence not to give certain information to police when
asked to do so 17
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88E Warning to leave area 17
88F Powers to move vessels from areas 18
88G Certificates of authorisation 18
88H Certificate as evidence of area 19
15 Offence not to audit management plans 19
16 Audits of compliance 19
17 Ministerial directions 19
18 Further amendment of the Port Services Act 1995 20
19 Repeal of Act 20
__________________
SCHEDULE--Consequential Amendment of the Port Services
Act 1995 21
1 Payment and collection of fees 21
2 Interest on overdue payments 21
3 Security for payment of fees 21
4 Liability of current owners and agents 22
5 Waiver or refund of fees 22
ENDNOTES 23
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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA
Introduced in the Assembly
Port Services Amendment Bill 2007
A Bill for an Act to amend the Port Services Act 1995 and for other
purposes.
The Parliament of Victoria enacts:
1 Purpose
The purpose of this Act is to amend the Port
Services Act 1995 to--
(a) make provision for further powers as to
5 dredging; and
(b) make further provision for port fees; and
(c) make provision for powers to restrict access
to certain port lands and waters; and
(d) make provision for other matters.
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2 Commencement
(1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act comes into
operation on a day or days to be proclaimed.
(2) If a provision of this Act does not come into
5 operation before 1 July 2008, it comes into
operation on that day.
3 Purposes of the Port Services Act 1995
See: In section 1(c) of the Port Services Act 1995,
Act No.
82/1995. after "port charges" insert "or fees".
Reprint No. 4
as at
1 July 2004
and
amending
Act Nos
75/2004,
107/2004,
108/2004,
110/2004 and
80/2006.
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10 4 Definitions
(1) Insert the following definitions in section 3 of the
Port Services Act 1995--
"channel fee means a fee under section 75;
domestic partner of a person means a person to
15 whom the person is not married but with
whom the person is living as a couple on a
genuine domestic basis (irrespective of
gender);
member of the police force has the same meaning
20 as member of the force has in the Police
Regulation Act 1958;
partner of a person means the person's spouse or
domestic partner;
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restricted access area means an area that is the
subject of a declaration under Division 2 of
Part 5A;
spouse of a person means a person to whom the
5 person is married;
wharfage fee means a fee under section 74;".
(2) At the end of section 3 of the Port Services Act
1995 insert--
"(2) For the purposes of the definition of
10 domestic partner in subsection (1), in
determining whether persons are domestic
partners of each other, all the circumstances
of their relationship are to be taken into
account, including any one or more of the
15 matters referred to in section 275(2) of the
Property Law Act 1958 as may be relevant
in a particular case.".
5 Dredging by Port of Melbourne Corporation
In section 14A of the Port Services Act 1995--
20 (a) in paragraph (c), for "navigation." substitute
"navigation;";
(b) after paragraph (c) insert--
"(d) may--
(i) place or dispose of excavated or
25 dredged material resulting from
the performance of any function
under paragraph (a), (b) or (c) in
port of Melbourne waters; or
(ii) undertake, in port of Melbourne
30 waters, any works necessary to
place or dispose of excavated or
dredged material resulting from
the performance of any function
under paragraph (a), (b) or (c).".
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6 Dredging by VRCA
In section 22 of the Port Services Act 1995--
(a) in paragraph (c), for "navigation." substitute
"navigation;";
5 (b) after paragraph (c) insert--
"(d) may--
(i) place or dispose of excavated or
dredged material resulting from
the performance of any function
10 under paragraph (a), (b) or (c) in
port waters in which the function
is being performed; or
(ii) undertake any works necessary to
place or dispose of excavated or
15 dredged material resulting from
the performance of any function
under paragraph (a), (b) or (c) in
port waters in which the function
is being performed.".
20 7 Prohibition on loans to partners of directors of port
corporations
In section 31(1) of the Port Services Act 1995,
for "spouse" (wherever occurring) substitute
"partner".
25 8 Price regulation for certain services repealed
In section 49(c) of the Port Services Act 1995--
(a) in subparagraph (iii), for "Hastings;"
substitute "Hastings.";
(b) subparagraphs (iv) and (v) are repealed.
30 9 Repeal of section 54(3) consequential on repeal of
sections 49(c)(iv) and 49(c)(v)
Section 54(3) of the Port Services Act 1995 is
repealed.
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10 Statute law revision amendment
In section 60(8)(b)(ii) of the Port Services Act
1995, for "offered by" substitute "offered to".
11 Amendment of heading to Part 5
5 In the heading to Part 5 of the Port Services Act
1995, for "CHARGES" substitute "FEES".
12 Substitution of section 74
For section 74 of the Port Services Act 1995
substitute--
10 "74 Wharfage fees
(1) Subject to this Part, the Port of Melbourne
Corporation may determine a wharfage fee
in respect of the provision of a site in the
port of Melbourne at which stevedoring
15 operations may be carried out.
(2) Subject to Part 3, a fee determined under
subsection (1) may be calculated by
reference to the quantity, volume, weight or
value of cargo loaded or unloaded at the site.
20 (3) Subject to this Act, different fees may be
determined under subsection (1) in respect of
a site or a class of site, or cargo or a class of
cargo, or a vessel or a class of vessel or
according to any other factors that the Port of
25 Melbourne Corporation determines.
(4) A fee determined under subsection (1) is
payable to the Port of Melbourne
Corporation--
(a) in the case of cargo unloaded from a
30 vessel at the site, by the person who,
immediately after it is unloaded, is the
owner of the cargo; and
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(b) in the case of cargo loaded onto a
vessel at the site, by the person who,
immediately before it is loaded, is the
owner of the cargo; and
5 (c) in the case of the loading of an empty
container onto a vessel or the unloading
of an empty container from a vessel at
the site, by the person who is the owner
of the vessel.
10 (5) If a fee determined under subsection (1), or
any part of such a fee, is not paid by the
person liable under subsection (4)(a) or (b) to
pay it, that person and the person who, at the
time payment is demanded by the Port of
15 Melbourne Corporation, is the owner of the
cargo are jointly and severally liable for the
payment of the fee.
(6) Nothing in this section affects a fee payable
for services specified in subsection (1) in
20 accordance with the terms of a contract.".
13 Substitution of section 75
For section 75 of the Port Services Act 1995
substitute--
"75 Channel fees
25 (1) Subject to this Part--
(a) VRCA may determine fees for--
(i) the provision of channels under
this Act by VRCA in the port
waters of VRCA for use by
30 vessels, not being channels in the
port waters of a channel operator;
and
(ii) any service related to the
provision of the service described
35 in subparagraph (i); and
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(b) a channel operator may determine fees
for--
(i) the provision of channels under
this Act by the channel operator in
5 the port waters of the channel
operator for use by vessels; and
(ii) any service related to the
provision of the service described
in subparagraph (i).
10 (2) A fee determined under subsection (1)--
(a) may be calculated by reference to the
tonnage of a vessel or in any other
manner; and
(b) may differ according the nature of any
15 vessel or any cargo on any vessel; and
(c) may differ according to the length of
time vessels are in the port waters of a
port serviced by VRCA or the channel
operator (as the case requires).
20 (3) A fee determined under subsection (1) is
payable by the person or persons specified in
the determination, who must be one or more
of the following--
(a) the owner of any vessel that has used, is
25 using or proposes to use the channel;
(b) the person who, immediately after any
cargo is unloaded from a vessel that has
used the channel, is the owner of the
cargo;
30 (c) the person who, immediately before
cargo is loaded onto a vessel that
proposes to use the channel, is the
owner of the cargo.
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(4) If a fee determined under subsection (1) is
not paid by the person liable under the
determination to pay it, that person and the
person who is the owner of the cargo, at the
5 time payment is demanded by VRCA or the
channel operator, are jointly and severally
liable for the payment of the fee.
(5) Nothing in this section affects a fee payable
for the services specified in subsection (1) in
10 accordance with the terms of a contract.".
14 Insertion of new Part 5A
After Part 5 of the Port Services Act 1995
insert--
"PART 5A--POWERS TO RESTRICT ACCESS
15 TO AREAS
Division 1--Preliminary
83 Definitions
In this Part--
authorised person means a person--
20 (a) acting under a certificate of
authorisation under section 88G;
or
(b) who is a member of the police
force, acting in the course of his or
25 her duties as such a member; or
(c) who is--
(i) an employee in the public
service within the meaning
of the Public
30 Administration Act 2004;
or
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(ii) an officer or employee of a
public body--
who is performing duties or
functions under this Act, the
5 Coastal Management Act 1995,
the Conservation, Forests and
Lands Act 1987, the Crown
Land (Reserves) Act 1978, the
Dangerous Goods Act 1985, the
10 Emergency Management Act
1986, the Environment
Protection Act 1970, the
Fisheries Act 1995, the Flora
and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988,
15 the Land Act 1958, the Marine
Act 1988, the National Parks Act
1975, the Occupational Health
and Safety Act 2004, the Parks
Victoria Act 1998, the Planning
20 and Environment Act 1987, the
Pollution of Waters by Oil and
Noxious Substances Act 1986 or
the Water Act 1989 or any
regulations made under any one of
25 those Acts;
port waters, in relation to VRCA, means any
waters in respect of which VRCA has
functions under section 21;
recommending authority--
30 (a) in relation to an area, the
declaration of which as a
restricted access area is or may be
recommended by the Port of
Melbourne Corporation, means
35 the Port of Melbourne
Corporation; or
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(b) in relation to an area, the
declaration of which as a
restricted access area is or may be
recommended by VRCA, means
5 VRCA;
restricted access area declaration means a
declaration made under section 84
(whether or not amended under
Division 2).
10 Division 2--Declaration of areas
84 Making a declaration of restricted access
area
(1) The Minister, on the recommendation of the
Port of Melbourne Corporation may
15 declare--
(a) that any part of--
(i) port of Melbourne waters; or
(ii) port of Melbourne land--
that is specified in the declaration (not
20 being more than 12 square kilometres,
in area) is an area to which access is
restricted; or
(b) that, in relation to a vessel, while the
vessel is in port of Melbourne waters,
25 the area that is--
(i) within a specified distance of the
vessel (not being a distance of
more than 14 kilometres); and
(ii) within port of Melbourne waters
30 or port of Melbourne land--
is an area to which access is restricted.
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(2) The Minister, on the recommendation of
VRCA may declare--
(a) that a part of any port waters of VRCA,
that is specified in the declaration (not
5 being more than 12 square kilometres,
in area) is an area to which access is
restricted; or
(b) that, in relation to a vessel, while the
vessel is in port waters of VRCA, the
10 area that is--
(i) within a specified distance of the
vessel (not being a distance of
more than 14 kilometres); and
(ii) within port waters of VRCA--
15 is an area to which access is restricted.
(3) The Minister must not make a declaration
under this section unless--
(a) the Minister is satisfied that the
declaration is necessary to enable the
20 recommending authority to carry out its
powers or functions and give effect to
its objectives under this Act; and
(b) if any area or part of an area that is to
be declared under subsection (1)
25 or (2)--
(i) is reserved or deemed to be
reserved under the Crown Land
(Reserves) Act 1978; or
(ii) is within 100 metres of land that is
30 reserved or deemed to be reserved
under the Crown Land
(Reserves) Act 1978--
the Minister has first consulted the
Minister administering that Act.
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(4) A park or a part of a park, within the
meaning of the National Parks Act 1975, is
not to be taken to be the subject of a
declaration under this section, unless the
5 Minister administering that Act consents to
the application of the declaration to the park
or the part of the park.
(5) If any area or part of an area that is to be
declared under subsection (1) or (2) is in port
10 waters of a recommending authority, the
recommending authority must not
recommend the declaration of the area unless
the authority has first consulted the Director
of Marine Safety.
15 (6) If any area or part of an area that is to be
declared under subsection (1) or (2) is within
100 metres of a park or a part of a park,
within the meaning of the National Parks
Act 1975, the recommending authority must
20 not recommend the declaration of the area
unless the authority has first consulted the
Secretary, within the meaning of that Act.
(7) VRCA must not recommend the declaration
of a restricted access area under subsection
25 (2) in relation to port waters of VRCA in
respect of which VRCA has delegated any of
its functions under section 21, unless VRCA
has first consulted with the person or body to
whom VRCA has delegated the functions.
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85 Effect of declaration
The Minister may specify in a declaration
under section 84(1) or 84(2) any of the
following--
5 (a) vessels or classes of vessels that may or
may not have access to the area, and, in
relation to vessels, any of the
following--
(i) purposes for which vessels may or
10 may not have access to the area;
(ii) times during which vessels may or
may not have access to the area;
(iii) activities that may or may not be
carried out by vessels having
15 access to the area;
(b) persons or classes of persons that may
or may not have access to the area, and,
in relation to persons, any of the
following--
20 (i) purposes for which persons may
or may not have access to the
area;
(ii) times during which persons may
or may not have access to the
25 area;
(iii) activities that may or may not be
carried out by persons having
access to the area;
(c) any conditions relating to access to the
30 area.
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86 Provisions as to restricted access area
declarations
(1) A restricted access area declaration--
(a) must be made by instrument published
5 in the Government Gazette; and
(b) may describe an area by reference to a
map, plan or otherwise.
(2) A restricted access area declaration takes
effect--
10 (a) on the day that it is published in the
Government Gazette; or
(b) if a later day is specified in the
declaration, on that day.
(3) A restricted access area declaration remains
15 in force, for the period specified in the
declaration, unless the declaration is sooner
revoked, but, in any case, for no more than
12 months.
87 Amendment or revocation of declaration
20 The Minister may amend or revoke a
restricted access area declaration in the same
manner as that in which it is made.
88 Publication of declaration
The recommending authority for a restricted
25 access area declaration must--
(a) publish the declaration in a newspaper
circulating generally throughout
Victoria; and
(b) publish the declaration in a manner that
30 makes it readily accessible to a person
likely to enter the area; and
(c) publish the declaration on the Internet.
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88A Operation of declaration where
inconsistent with other powers
(1) In the case of any inconsistency between a
power that may be exercised by the Director
5 of Marine Safety or another person under a
relevant law and a power that may be
exercised in respect of a restricted access
area, the power that may be exercised under
the relevant law prevails.
10 (2) In this section, relevant law means any
provision of this Act (other than this Part),
the Marine Act 1988, regulations made
under this Act (other than in respect of this
Part) or regulations made under the Marine
15 Act 1988.
Division 3--Offences and other enforcement
powers in relation to areas
88B Offence to enter restricted access area
(1) A person, who is not an authorised person,
20 must not enter into or remain in a restricted
access area, or cause a vessel to enter into or
remain in a restricted access area, in
contravention of the declaration of the area.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
25 (2) In any proceedings for an offence against
subsection (1), it is a defence if the person
charged with the offence has a reasonable
excuse for entering into or remaining in the
area in respect of which the proceedings
30 have been brought.
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88C Interference with activities
(1) A person, who is not an authorised person,
must not, in contravention of a declaration of
a restricted access area--
5 (a) interfere with or hinder; or
(b) cause any other person to interfere with
or hinder--
the carrying out of any activity in the area
that is being carried out for the purpose of
10 enabling the recommending authority for the
area to carry out its powers or functions or
give effect to its objectives under this Act.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
(2) In any proceedings for an offence against
15 subsection (1), it is a defence if the person
charged with the offence has a reasonable
excuse for--
(a) interfering with or hindering; or
(b) causing any other person to interfere
20 with or hinder--
the carrying out of the activity.
(3) A person, who is not an authorised person,
must not, in contravention of a declaration of
a restricted access area--
25 (a) interfere with or hinder; or
(b) cause any other person to interfere with
or hinder--
the entry into a restricted access area by a
person authorised by a certificate under
30 section 88G to do so.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
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(4) In any proceedings for an offence against
subsection (3), it is a defence if the person
charged with the offence has a reasonable
excuse for--
5 (a) interfering with or hindering; or
(b) causing any other person to interfere
with or hinder--
the entry.
88D Offence not to give certain information to
10 police when asked to do so
(1) A person who is in a restricted access area
must, if asked to do so by a member of the
police force--
(a) give his or her name and address; and
15 (b) state the authority under which he or
she is entitled to be in the area and
provide evidence that the person has
that relates to that authority.
Penalty: 5 penalty units.
20 (2) A person who is not entitled to enter or
remain in a restricted access area without a
certificate of authorisation under section 88G
must, when asked to do so by a member of
the police force, produce the certificate.
25 Penalty: 5 penalty units.
88E Warning to leave area
(1) The recommending authority for a restricted
access area may warn any person to leave
any part of the area.
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(2) For the purposes of section 9(1) of the
Summary Offences Act 1966, in exercising
a power under subsection (1), the
recommending authority is deemed to be the
5 occupier of the land concerned.
(3) A person exercising a power under this
section must produce evidence of his or her
authority to do so before exercising the
power.
10 88F Powers to move vessels from areas
If a person has, within sight of a member of
the police force, committed an offence under
this Part and that person is in charge of a
vessel, the member of the police force
15 may--
(a) take charge of the vessel; and
(b) move it to an appropriate place or direct
another person to move it to an
appropriate place.
20 88G Certificates of authorisation
(1) The recommending authority for a restricted
access area may issue a certificate in writing
to any person authorising the person to enter
and remain in any part of the restricted
25 access area.
(2) A certificate under subsection (1)--
(a) subject to any amendment or
revocation, remains in force for the
period specified in the certificate; and
30 (b) is subject to the conditions specified in
the certificate; and
(c) may be amended or revoked at any time
by the recommending authority.
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88H Certificate as evidence of area
In any proceedings for an offence under this
Part, a certificate, signed by the
recommending authority for a restricted
5 access area, certifying that, at the time of the
alleged conduct that is the subject of the
proceedings, an area was the restricted
access area, is admissible evidence of the
facts stated in it.
__________________".
10 15 Offence not to audit management plans
After section 91C(1) of the Port Services Act
1995 insert--
"(1A) A port manager must ensure that--
(a) the safety management plan; and
15 (b) the environment management plan--
for the port or the part of the port that the
port manager manages, superintends or
controls are audited in accordance with this
Part.
20 Penalty: 240 penalty units, in the case of a
commercial or trading port and
60 penalty units in the case of a
local port.".
16 Audits of compliance
25 In section 91F(2) of the Port Services Act 1995,
after "section 91E(6)" insert "or an environmental
auditor appointed under section 53S of the
Environment Protection Act 1970".
17 Ministerial directions
30 In section 91H(4) of the Port Services Act 1995,
omit "in addition".
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18 Further amendment of the Port Services Act 1995
The Port Services Act 1995 is amended as set out
in the Schedule.
19 Repeal of Act
5 This Act is repealed on 1 July 2009.
__________________
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SCHEDULE
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENT OF THE PORT SERVICES
ACT 1995
1 Payment and collection of fees
5 (1) Insert the following heading to section 78--
"Payment of wharfage and channel fees".
(2) In section 78(1), for "wharfage charge or channel
usage charge" substitute "wharfage fee or channel
fee".
10 (3) In section 78(2), for "wharfage or channel usage
charges" substitute "wharfage fees or channel
fees".
(4) In section 78(3), for "wharfage or channel usage
charge" substitute "wharfage fee or channel fee".
15 (5) Section 78(4) is repealed.
2 Interest on overdue payments
(1) In section 79(1), for "Wharfage charges and
channel usage charges" substitute "Wharfage fees
and channel fees".
20 (2) In section 79(2), for "charges" substitute "fees".
3 Security for payment of fees
(1) Insert the following heading to section 80--
"Security for payment of wharfage and channel
fees".
25 (2) In section 80(1), for "wharfage charges or channel
usage charges" substitute "wharfage fees or
channel fees".
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4 Liability of current owners and agents
(1) In section 81(1)--
(a) for "channel usage charge" substitute
"channel fee";
5 (b) for "charge" (where secondly and thirdly
occurring) substitute "fee".
(2) In section 81(2), for "channel usage charges"
substitute "channel fees".
(3) In section 81(3), for "charges" substitute "fees".
10 5 Waiver or refund of fees
(1) Insert the following heading to section 82--
"Waiver or refund of wharfage or channel
fees".
(2) In section 82, for "wharfage charge or channel
15 usage charge" substitute "wharfage fee or channel
fee".
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ENDNOTES
By Authority. Government Printer for the State of Victoria.
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