Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) When the
Commission sets a price for the sale of forest products under a production
contract it is to include —
(a) a
component for the costs of managing or harvesting the forest products
(including costs relating to compliance with obligations referred to in
section 57(1));
(b) an
amount agreed under section 35 of the CALM Act by way of payment for
advice provided, work performed or services or facilities supplied by the CALM
Act CEO in relation to the forest products under an arrangement referred to in
that section;
(c) in
the case of a contract relating to forest products located on departmental
land, a component for the purpose of enabling the full recovery of the costs
(if any) incurred by the CALM Act CEO under the CALM Act or the relevant
management plan in —
(i)
managing the forest products; and
(ii)
managing and protecting that departmental land;
(d) in
the case of a contract relating to forest products on land the subject of a
CALM Act sharefarming agreement, a component for the purpose of enabling the
full recovery of the costs incurred by the CALM Act CEO in establishing and
maintaining, or maintaining, the crop of trees from which the forest products
are derived;
(e) in
the case of a contract relating to forest products on land the subject of a
Commission sharefarming agreement, a component for the purpose of enabling the
full recovery of the costs incurred by the Commission in establishing and
maintaining, or maintaining, the crop of trees from which the forest products
are derived;
(f) the
Commission’s operating costs in relation to the forest products; and
(g) a
component representing a profit from the exploitation of the forest products.
(2) If the Commission
and the CALM Act CEO cannot agree on the amount that is necessary to enable
full recovery of costs as referred to in subsection (1)(c) or (d), the
Treasurer is to determine the amount.
[Section 59 amended by No. 28 of 2006
s. 19 and 20.]