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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 24 OCTOBER 2022
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 24 OCTOBER 2022
Review of Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project
Key Issues Report — Noosa Shire Council Confidential and subject to legal privilege
18 October 2022
(3) all dates, signatures, seals and duty markings are authentic, and all documents we reviewed have been stamped (and any other applicable similar taxes have
been paid on them) to the extent necessary; and
(4) no term of any document (or document or arrangement referred to in it) has been amended by any of the parties orally, by conduct or course of dealing or
otherwise without us being made aware of it.
Copies of documents
2.11 We have assumed that:
(1) if we have reviewed a copy of a document, it is a true and complete copy of the original; and
(2) if a copy of a document does not include all the signature pages, or evidence of signature by all parties to it, the original document was properly executed.
Status of agreements and arrangements
2.12 We have assumed that:
(1) each document we reviewed is enforceable in accordance with its terms. We express no opinion about whether any document we reviewed is enforceable;
(2) except where apparent from the documents provided, any party entering into and performing their obligations under any agreement or arrangement had the
necessary capacity and power, and all necessary actions in all relevant jurisdictions have been taken to authorise the entry into and performance of that
agreement or arrangement;
(3) except to the extent expressly disclosed, there are no breaches under any agreement or arrangement referred to in the Review Materials and all those
agreements or arrangements are continuing; and
(4) except to the extent expressly disclosed, each condition precedent to any document or obligation under a document has been satisfied or waived.
212 Unless expressly stated in this Report, we have not conducted any investigations regarding the counterparties to any agreement or arrangement (including to
determine whether there are any undisclosed principals).
Human rights, bribery and corruption
2.14 This Report is not designed to and is not likely to reveal fraud, misrepresentation, bribery, corruption or human rights violations by any person.
Jurisdiction and applicable law
2.15 This Report is based on the laws of Queensland, Australia as at the date of this Report. We have not taken into account and express no opinion (express or implied)
in this Report about the laws of any other jurisdiction, and we have made no independent investigation in relation to any of those laws.
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