Forest Management Act 2013.
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Abstract
This Act, consisting of 40 Sections divided into six Parts and completed by four Schedules, provide for management and conservation of forests in Tasmania. Forest operations are connected with: (a) seeding and planting trees; or (b) managing trees before they are harvested; or (c) harvesting, extracting or quarrying forest products and includes any related land clearing, land preparation, burning-off or access construction; Forest Practices Code means the Code issued by the Forest Practices Authority pursuant to section 30 of the Forest Practices Act 1985 and includes amendments to that Code.
The text is divided into 6 Parts and 4 Schedules: Preliminary (I); Forestry Corporation (II); Forest Manager for Permanent Timber Production Zone Land (III); Permanent Timber Production Zone Land (IV); Wood Production Policy (V); Miscellaneous (VI). This Act does not apply to Crown land that is reserved as a public reserve under the Crown Lands Act 1976.
The text is divided into 6 Parts and 4 Schedules: Preliminary (I); Forestry Corporation (II); Forest Manager for Permanent Timber Production Zone Land (III); Permanent Timber Production Zone Land (IV); Wood Production Policy (V); Miscellaneous (VI). This Act does not apply to Crown land that is reserved as a public reserve under the Crown Lands Act 1976.
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Last amendments up to Mineral Resources Development Amendment Act 2017, No. 44 of 21 November 2017. Reprinted as at 21 November 2017.This Act repeals: Notice under section 20B of the Forestry Act 1920 (No. 48 of 1989); Notice under section 20B of the Forestry Act 1920 (No. 49 of 1989); Forestry Act 1920 (No. 60 of 1920); Notice under section 20B of the Forestry Act 1920 (No. 203 of 1989) and Forestry Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 1999 (No. 30 of 1999).
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