Aquaculture (Standard Lease and Licence Conditions) Policy 2022 (SA)

South Australia Aquaculture (Standard Lease and Licence Conditions) Policy 2022 under the Aquaculture Act 2001

Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 2 Interpretation 3 Standard conditions of aquaculture lease 4 Standard conditions of aquaculture licence 5 Certain amendments may be made by Gazette notice Part 2—Standard lease conditions 6 Interpretation 7 Term of lease 8 Renewal of lease 9 Lease fee 10 GST 11 Default costs and interest 12 Performance requirement 13 Cancellation of lease by Minister 14 Access to leased area 15 Notification to Minister of damage, degradation and risks arising due to aquaculture activity 16 Notice to Minister 17 Disclaimer 18 Exclusion of liability 19 Dealing with lease 20 Waiver 21 No nuisance 22 Consents and approvals 23 Indemnity 24 Guarantee or approved scheme 25 Public liability insurance 26 Navigational marks 27 Marking-off requirements 28 Rehabilitation of leased area 29 Wild caught southern bluefin tuna—use of leased area 30 Wild caught southern bluefin tuna—access to southern bluefin tuna 31 Survival of conditions Part 3—Standard licence conditions Division 1—Provisions applying in respect of all aquaculture licences 32 Interpretation 33 Notice to Minister Division 2—Provisions applying to marine-based aquaculture licences 34 Preliminary 35 Escape and interaction prevention 36 Notification to Minister of damage, degradation and risks arising due to aquaculture activity 37 Degradation or damage to seabed, marine or coastal environment 38 Maximum biomass—finfish (other than wild caught southern bluefin tuna) 39 Maximum biomass—wild caught southern bluefin tuna 40 Maximum biomass—mussel 41 Oyster farming—farming systems 42 Maximum biomass—oyster 43 Mollusc farming—farming structures 44 Signage Division 3—Provisions applying to land-based aquaculture licences 45 Preliminary 46 Land-based category A licence—discharge of wastewater 47 Escape prevention and reporting Legislative history