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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Schedule 4
(a) the risk that, although the rehabilitation appeared to be
satisfactory when the area was assessed for a
progressive certification application, surrender
application or site management plan—
(i) it will, in the foreseeable future, fail to perform as
predicted in a relevant progressive rehabilitation
report, a relevant final rehabilitation report or the
site management plan; and
(ii) the failure will result in the need for repair,
replacement or maintenance work for the area;
(b) the risk that the area will need ongoing management;
Examples of ongoing management—
• maintenance of fences to ensure the safety of steep slopes or
to prevent access to contaminated areas
• providing a pump-back system to manage the discharge of
contaminants
• continuation of a monitoring and verification plan under the
GHG storage Act for the relevant area to ensure GHG
stream storage under that Act is taking place as predicted
(c) the risk of contaminants being released from the area by
animals, water or wind and potentially causing
environmental harm that may require a program to
monitor what management action should be taken for
the release.
residual risks requirement—
(a) for chapter 5, part 10, division 6—see section 271(3); or
(b) for chapter 7, part 8, division 5, subdivision 5—see
section 419A(3).
resource activity see section 107.
resource legislation means any of the following Acts—
(a) the Geothermal Act;
(b) the GHG storage Act;
(c) the Mineral Resources Act;
(d) the Petroleum Act 1923;
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