relation to the plan, if any, that was relation to the plan (including in undertaken before the Basin State relation to any part of the plan), if any, gave the plan to the Authority under that was undertaken before the Basin subsection 63(1) of the Act. State gave the plan to the Authority Note: A water resource plan prepared under subsection 63(1) of the Act. by the Authority and adopted under Note: A water resource plan prepared section 69 of the Act is a legislative by the Authority and adopted under instrument. The Legislative section 69 of the Act is a legislative Instruments Act 2003 requires that the instrument. The Legislative explanatory statements for such plans Instruments Act 2003 requires that the describe the consultation undertaken explanatory statements for such plans in relation to the plans. describe the consultation undertaken in relation to the plans. ch 9 9.08 9.08 Water access rights must be 9.08 9.08 Water access rights must be identified identified (1) A water resource plan must identify (1) A water resource plan must identify the following: the following: (a) each form of take from each SDL (a) each form of take from each SDL resource unit in the water resource resource unit in the water resource plan area; plan area; (b) the classes of water access right (b) any classes of water access right that apply to each form of take that apply to the forms of take identified under paragraph (a); identified under paragraph (a); (c) the characteristics of each class of (c) the characteristics of each class of right, including the number of rights right including, where appropriate, the and any conditions on the exercise of number of rights and any conditions the rights. on the exercise of the rights. (2) A water resource plan must require (2) A water resource plan must require a holder of a water access right to a holder of a water access right to comply with the conditions of that comply with the conditions of that right. right. ch 9 Pt 3 Div N/A New note Pt 3 Div Division 2—Take for consumptive use 2 2 - note Note: This Division sets out the principal provisions for how a water resource plan incorporates and applies the SDL for each SDL resource unit. The SDLs take effect from 1 July 2019. Water resource plans may be accredited before then and ordinarily have effect for a period of 10 years: see section 64 of the Act.
relation to the plan, if any, that was undertaken before the Basin State gave the plan to the Authority under subsection 63(1) of the Act. Note: A water resource plan prepared by the Authority and adopted under section 69 of the Act is a legislative instrument. The Legislative Instruments Act 2003 requires that the explanatory statements for such plans describe the consultation undertaken in relation to the plans. relation to the plan (including in relation to any part of the plan), if any, that was undertaken before the Basin State gave the plan to the Authority under subsection 63(1) of the Act. Note: A water resource plan prepared by the Authority and adopted under section 69 of the Act is a legislative instrument. The Legislative Instruments Act 2003 requires that the explanatory statements for such plans describe the consultation undertaken in relation to the plans. ch 9 9.08 9.08 Water access rights must be identified (1) A water resource plan must identify the following: (a) each form of take from each SDL resource unit in the water resource plan area; (b) the classes of water access right that apply to each form of take identified under paragraph (a); (c) the characteristics of each class of right, including the number of rights and any conditions on the exercise of the rights. (2) A water resource plan must require a holder of a water access right to comply with the conditions of that right. 9.08 9.08 Water access rights must be identified (1) A water resource plan must identify the following: (a) each form of take from each SDL resource unit in the water resource plan area; (b) any classes of water access right that apply to the forms of take identified under paragraph (a); (c) the characteristics of each class of right including, where appropriate, the number of rights and any conditions on the exercise of the rights. (2) A water resource plan must require a holder of a water access right to comply with the conditions of that right. ch 9 Pt 3 Div 2 N/A New note Pt 3 Div 2 - note Division 2—Take for consumptive use Note: This Division sets out the principal provisions for how a water resource plan incorporates and applies the SDL for each SDL resource unit. The SDLs take effect from 1 July 2019. Water resource plans may be accredited before then and ordinarily have effect for a period of 10 years: see section 64 of the Act.