App5 - SDAP Assessment · MCU17/0020

PO23 Aquaculture of any rare, threatened or                             No acceptable outcome is prescribed.   Complies – Fish are to be managed in a closed loop system
endangered fish that are recognised under state                                                                in accordance with the relevant Site and Operational Based
                                                                                                               Management Plan.
or commonwealth legislation (for example the
Environment Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act 1999 list of threatened fauna
(under any category) or the Queensland Nature
Conservation Act 1992): (1) provides a net benefit
to management of the species in question (2)
avoids or acceptably minimises biosecurity risks
(3) acceptably manages any risks to the rare,
threatened or endangered fish.
Editor’s note: For example, considering the risks of obtaining
broodstock, maintaining the genetic integrity of restricted
populations, translocation and disease. Editor’s note: Examples of
such species include Queensland lungfish, Mary and Murray River
cods, silver perch, honey blue-eye and Oxleyan pygmy perch.
PO24 Development in the Great Sandy Strait                              No acceptable outcome is prescribed.   N/A
Marine Park complies with relevant information,
protocols and monitoring programs.
Editor’s note: Further information for applicants can be found in the
Implementation guide for Great Sandy Regional Marine Aquaculture
Plan, Department of Employment, Economic Development and
Innovation (Fisheries Queensland), 2011.