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FOREST PRODUCTS ACT 2000 (NO. 34 OF 2000) - SECT 3

3 .         Definitions

                In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears —

        "Account" means the Forest Products Account referred to in section 42;

        "CALM Act" means the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984 ;

        "CALM Act Minister" means the Minister administering the CALM Act;

        “ CALM Act sharefarming agreement ” means a timber sharefarming agreement referred to in section 34B of the CALM Act (not being a timber sharefarming agreement to which Schedule 1 clause 4 of the Conservation and Land Management Amendment Act 2000 applies);

        "Commission" means the Forest Products Commission established by section 5(1);

        "Commission sharefarming agreement" means a timber sharefarming agreement under Part 7 or a timber sharefarming agreement to which Schedule 1 clause 4 of the Conservation and Land Management Amendment Act 2000 applies;

        "commissioner" means a person who is a commissioner under section 6(1);

        "Conservation Commission" means the Conservation Commission of Western Australia established by the CALM Act;

        "Department" means the Department of Conservation and Land Management referred to in section 32 of the CALM Act;

        "departmental land" means —

            (a)         State forest and timber reserves within the meaning of the CALM Act;

            (b)         land that is the subject of a declaration under section 87(2) of the CALM Act; or

            (c)         land held by the Executive Director under section 131 of the CALM Act;

        "Executive Director" means the Executive Director of the Department referred to in section 36(1) of the CALM Act;

        "firewood" does not include firewood that, under the CALM Act —

            (a)         may be removed by members of the public from an area set aside under that Act as a public firewood area; or

            (b)         may be used on a campfire or barbecue in the immediate vicinity of a camping area or picnic area;

        "forest products" has the meaning given by section 4;

        "General Manager" means the person holding or acting in the office mentioned in section 38(1);

        "harvesting" means —

            (a)         felling or cutting forest products;

            (b)         taking or removing forest products;

            (c)         in the case of felled trees, or parts of felled trees, measuring them; and

            (d)         delivering forest products to a buyer or transporting forest products to a place where they can be collected by a buyer;

        "manage", in relation to forest products, includes establish, regenerate, grow, tend (including thinning) and protect;

        "production contract" has the meaning given by section 55;

        "profit", in relation to the exploitation of forest products produced on public land, means an appropriate return to the State for that exploitation;

        "public land" means —

            (a)         Crown land as defined in section 87 of the CALM Act; or

            (b)         departmental land;

        "relevant management plan" has the meaning given by section 55;

        "sharefarmed land" means land that is the subject of a Commission sharefarming agreement or a CALM Act sharefarming agreement;

        "staff member" means a member of the Commission’s staff other than the General Manager (including an officer or employee referred to in section 40(1));

        "the commissioners" means the commissioners acting as the governing body of the Commission under section 6(4);

        the terms "management plan"," State forest"," timber"," timber reserve "and " tree "have the same meanings as they have in the CALM Act.



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