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SUPERSEDED Compiled Plans OPW20/0145.02
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Table 1- Statutory Requirements and Guidelines
LEGISLATION PURPOSE OF LEGISLATION IMPACT ON PROJECT PERSONNEL
Environmental Gives legislative support to various national To abide by the regulations within the DES.
Protection Regulation guidelines, plans and Australian Standards. This
2019 regulation also outlines requirements for the
management of fauna and flora.
Environmental The EPBC Act focuses Australian Government To comply with the relevant sections of the Act that
Protection and interests on the protection of matters of national relate to matters of national significance which are
Biodiversity environmental significance, with the states and present in the vicinity of the project works.
territories having responsibility for matters of state
Conservation Act 1999
and local significance.
Nature Conservation The Act provides for the legilative protection of To comply with the relevant sections of the Act and
Act 2016 Queensland’s threatended biota. It is aligned with regulations and the Environmental Authority
the IUCN redlist which categorises biota into their administered by the DES.
current status in the wild.
Nature Conservation This Regulation lists the plants and animals List those animals that may be potentially found on
(Wildlife) Regulation considered presumed extinct, endangered, sites being developed as part of the project and
2006 vulnerable, rare, common, international, and limitations for management.
prohibited. It discusses their significance and states
the declared management intent and the
principles to be observed in any taking and use for
each group.
Nature Conservation This Regulation provides for the management of Provides guidance for the management of wildlife on
(Wildlife Management) wildlife (including taking, keeping and using site, particularly in relation to the interference with
Regulation 2006 wildlife including protected plants). native wildlife during the clearing process.
Nature Conservation • Guideline for identifying koala habitat Provides guidance on where spotter/catcher’s are
and Other Legislation • Managing koala habitat legally required and how they are to manage koala
(Koala Protection) habitat
Amendment
Regulation 2020
Animal Care and • Animal Welfare Outlines that animal ethics approval is needed for
Protection Act 2001 research, survey and/or monitoring involving
vertebrates, where activities such as trapping,
census leading to disturbance of animals (such as
spotlighting or call play-back), abnormal interruption
of behaviour or marking/tagging are involved.
Australian code for the • Ethical framwork for animals used for Governing principles set out in the Code provide
scientific purposes guidance for investigators, teachers, institiutions,
care and use of
animals for scientific animal ethics committees and all the people involved
in the care and use of animals for scientific purposes.
purposes 8th edition
(2013)
Terrestrial Vertebrate • Guidelines for Fauna Surveys Detailed guidelines on designing a survey, the
Fauna Survey different survey methadologies and the ethical
Guidelines for considerations that need to be made for each
methadology.
Queensland (2018)
Queensland Hygiene • Protocol for handling amphibian species Outlines how to handle and manage amphibian
protocol for handling species to prevent the spread of diseases among
amphibians specimens and colonies.
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