Sugar Industry Act 1999An Act about the sugar industry in Queensland, and for other purposesChapter 1Preliminary1Short titleThis Act may be cited as the Sugar Industry Act 1999.2Commencement(1)Chapter 4, part 10 commences on 1 October 1999.(2)The remaining provisions commence on 1 January 2000.3Principal object of ActThe principal object of the Act is to facilitate an internationally competitive, export oriented sugar industry based on sustainable production that benefits those involved in the industry and the wider community.4DefinitionsThe dictionary in the schedule defines particular words used in this Act.s 4 amd 2001 No. 63s 58 sch5s 5 ins 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2007 No. 26s 76State boundThis Act binds all persons, including the State.Chapter 2Supply contracts and cane access rightsch 2 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 4Part 1ch 2 pt 1 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Division 1 ch 2 pt 1 div 1 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)7s 7 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)8s 8 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)9s 9 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)10s 10 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)11s 11 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)12s 12 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Division 2ch 2 pt 1 div 2 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Subdivision 1ch 2 pt 1 div 2 sdiv 1 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)13s 13 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)14s 14 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)15s 15 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)16s 16 amd 2001 No. 63s 58 schsub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)17s 17 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)18s 18 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)19s 19 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)20s 20 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)21s 21 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)22s 22 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)23s 23 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Subdivision 2ch 2 pt 1 div 2 sdiv 2 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)24s 24 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)25s 25 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)26s 26 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Division 3ch 2 pt 1 div 3 hdg sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Subdivision 1ch 2 pt 1 div 3 sdiv 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1, div 3)Subdivision 2Consent processch 2 pt 1 div 3 sdiv 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1, div 3)Subdivision 3Horizontal expansion processch 2 pt 1 div 3 sdiv 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1, div 3)Subdivision 4Productivity processch 2 pt 1 div 3 sdiv 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1, div 3)Subdivision 5Application relating to receiving millch 2 pt 1 div 3 sdiv 5 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1, div 3)27s 27 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)28s 28 sub 2004 No. 3s 5exp 31 December 2005 (see s 27)Division 4ch 2 pt 1 div 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1)Division 5ch 2 pt 1 div 5 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1)Division 6ch 2 pt 1 div 6 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1)Division 7ch 2 pt 1 div 7 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 5 (incl in orig ch 2, pt 1)Part 2Arrangements for supply contracts from 1 January 2006ch 2 pt 2 hdg prev pt 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 6pres pt 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 7Division 1Cane supply is governed by supply contractsch 2 pt 2 div 1 hdg prev div 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 6pres div 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 729Purpose of pt 2The purpose of this part is to ensure the supply by growers of cane to a mill and the payment to growers in return are governed by supply contracts.s 29 prev s 29 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 29 ins 2004 No. 3s 7amd 2015 No. 32 s 430Definitions for pt 2In this part—bargaining representative, for a group of growers, means a person with the written authority of each grower who is a member of the group.group of growers see section 33(1).interested third party means a person with a direct or indirect monetary interest in—

(a)the supply by growers of cane to a mill; or

(b)the milling of cane.

Examples—

1a harvesting contractor who is engaged by a grower or mill owner to harvest cane

2a producer of ethanol

3a person who transports cane to a mill

supply contract ...s 30 def supply contract om 2015 No. 32 s 5s 30 prev s 30 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 30 ins 2004 No. 3s 731Supply contract(1)A grower may supply cane to a mill for a crushing season only if the grower has a supply contract with the mill owner for the season.(2)A supply contract may be for 1 or more than 1 crushing season.(3)A supply contract may be either an individual contract or a collective contract.(4)An interested third party may be a party to a supply contract between a mill owner and a grower.(5)Each of the parties to a supply contract must sign the contract.s 31 prev s 31 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 31 ins 2004 No. 3s 732Individual contractAn individual contract—

(a)is a supply contract made directly between a grower and a mill owner; and

(b)may be for all or part of the supply of cane grown by the grower.

s 32 prev s 32 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 32 ins 2004 No. 3s 733Collective contract(1)A collective contract is a supply contract made between 2 or more growers (a group of growers) and a mill owner.(2)Each grower in a group of growers must sign the collective contract.(3)A group of growers may appoint a bargaining representative to negotiate a collective contract on behalf of the group.(4)There may be more than 1 collective contract in force at the same time for a mill.(5)A grower may be a party to more than 1 collective contract.s 33 prev s 33 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 33 ins 2004 No. 3s 733AArbitration of disputed terms of intended supply contract(1)This section applies if—

(a)a grower is negotiating, or has attempted to negotiate, a supply contract (an intended supply contract) with a mill owner, whether the grower is acting on the grower’s own behalf or is in a group of growers that has appointed a bargaining representative to negotiate the contract on behalf of the group; and

(b)the grower or bargaining representative gives the mill owner a notice requiring the mill owner to use all reasonable endeavours to negotiate a supply contract within a stated period (the negotiation period) of at least 10 business days; and

(c)at the end of the negotiation period, the grower and mill owner dispute a proposed term of the intended supply contract.

(2)The grower and mill owner are taken to have made an agreement (the referral agreement)—

(a)to refer the dispute to arbitration; and

(b)for the dispute to be arbitrated under the Commercial Arbitration Act 2013 subject to subsections (5) to (9).

(3)If the grower or mill owner refers a dispute about a proposed term of the intended supply contract to arbitration, the Commercial Arbitration Act 2013 applies to the arbitration subject to subsections (4) to (9).(4)Despite the Commercial Arbitration Act 2013, section 7, the referral agreement is taken to be an arbitration agreement under that Act.(5)The arbitral tribunal appointed for the arbitration may decide the dispute about the proposed term only by deciding the term.(6)Subsection (7) applies if a GEI sugar marketing term is a proposed term of the intended supply contract and the grower proposes to nominate an entity to be the GEI sugar marketing entity.(7)A term of the intended supply contract must not have the effect of unreasonably treating the grower less favourably than the grower would be likely to be treated if a mill-related entity were to be the GEI sugar marketing entity.(8)Without limiting subsection (7), a term of the intended supply contract would have the effect of unreasonably treating the grower less favourably for the subsection if the effect were that the grower would unreasonably pay more for a service provided by the mill owner under the intended supply contract than the grower would pay for the service if a mill-related entity were the GEI sugar marketing entity.(9)Each party must bear the party’s own costs of the arbitration.(10)If the arbitral tribunal decides each dispute about the proposed terms of the intended supply contract, the grower and mill owner are taken to have made a supply contract including—

(a)any terms agreed between the parties; and

(b)the terms decided by the arbitral tribunal.

(11)In this section—arbitral tribunal see the Commercial Arbitration Act 2013, section 2.mill-related entity means—

(a)the mill owner; or

(b)a related body corporate of the mill owner.

s 33A ins 2015 No. 32 s 633BTerms of supply contract about sale of on-supply sugar(1)This section applies to a supply contract for cane between a grower and a mill owner unless the grower is a related body corporate of the mill owner.(2)The supply contract must include each of the following—

(a)a term providing for the amount, or the basis for working out the amount, of the payment to the grower for the supply of the cane (the cane payment);

(b)unless the grower and mill owner otherwise agree—a term (a related sugar pricing term) requiring the amount of the cane payment to be worked out in a stated way by linking that amount to the sale price of the on-supply sugar to which the supply contract relates;

(c)if the supply contract includes a related sugar pricing term, both of the following, unless the grower and mill owner otherwise agree—

(i)a term requiring the mill owner to bear the sale price exposure for the sale of a proportion of the on-supply sugar that is worked out in a stated way;

(ii)a term (a GEI sugar price exposure term) requiring the grower to bear the sale price exposure for the sale of the remaining on-supply sugar (the grower economic interest sugar);

(d)if the supply contract includes a GEI sugar price exposure term—

(i)a term (a GEI sugar marketing term) requiring the mill owner to have an agreement with a stated entity (the GEI sugar marketing entity) to sell the quantity of the on-supply sugar that is at least equal to the quantity of the grower economic interest sugar; and

(ii)unless the grower and mill owner otherwise agree, a term providing for an entity nominated by the grower to be the GEI sugar marketing entity;

(e)if the supply contract provides for an entity nominated by the grower to be the GEI sugar marketing entity—a term requiring the mill owner to deliver for sale the quantity of the on-supply sugar that is at least equal to the quantity of the grower economic interest sugar, as directed by the entity, within a stated reasonable period.

(3)However, subsection (2)(d) does not apply if the supply contract states that the mill owner will sell the on-supply sugar.(4)Without limiting subsection (2)(e), the stated period must be reasonable having regard to the likely period in which the mill owner could deliver the on-supply sugar for sale to a related body corporate of the mill owner.Note—See section 298.s 33B ins 2015 No. 32 s 634Parties must use dispute resolution process stated in supply contract(1)A supply contract must state a process for dispute resolution including by arbitration.(2)The parties must attempt to resolve the dispute by using the process.(3)Subject to subsection (4), the Commercial Arbitration Act 2013 applies to an arbitration mentioned in subsection (1).(4)Each party must bear the party’s own costs of the arbitration.s 34 prev s 34 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 34 ins 2004 No. 3s 7amd 2007 No. 26s 8; 2015 No. 32 s 735Variation of supply contract(1)The parties to a supply contract may, in writing, vary the contract.(2)The varied supply contract is taken to be the supply contract for this part.s 35 prev s 35 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 35 ins 2004 No. 3s 7Division 2Dispute resolutionch 2 pt 2 div 2 hdg prev div 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 6pres div 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 736Application of div 2This division applies if a dispute arises between any or all of the parties to a supply contract about its terms.s 36 prev s 36 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 36 ins 2004 No. 3s 737No final offer arbitration(1)The parties can not use final offer arbitration or a process substantially the same as final offer arbitration.(2)The parties to a dispute use final offer arbitration if, at the end of mediation—

(a)each party to the mediation gives a written offer (a final offer) for resolving all issues to—

(i)the mediator appointed for the mediation; and

(ii)each other party to the dispute; and

(b)the final offer states the basis on which the party is prepared to settle all issues that have not been agreed; and

(c)an arbitrator appointed to resolve the dispute can make a decision only by choosing 1 of the offers; and

(d)if only 1 final offer has been made—the arbitrator may accept the offer as the arbitrator’s decision.

s 37 prev s 37 om 2004 No. 3s 5pres s 37 ins 2004 No. 3s 738s 38 orig s 38 om 2004 No. 3s 5prev s 38 ins 2004 No. 3s 7om 2007 No. 26s 939s 39 orig s 39 om 2004 No. 3s 6prev s 39 ins 2004 No. 3s 7om 2007 No. 26s 940s 40 om 2004 No. 3s 641s 41 om 2004 No. 3s 642s 42 amd 2000 No. 25s 3Aom 2004 No. 3s 643s 43 om 2004 No. 3s 644s 44 om 2004 No. 3s 645s 45 om 2004 No. 3s 646s 46 om 2004 No. 3s 647s 47 om 2004 No. 3s 648s 48 amd 2000 No. 25s 4om 2004 No. 3s 649s 49 om 2004 No. 3s 6Division 3ch 2 pt 2 div 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 650s 50 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2004 No. 3s 651s 51 om 2004 No. 3s 652s 52 om 2004 No. 3s 653s 53 om 2004 No. 3s 654s 54 om 2004 No. 3s 655s 55 om 2004 No. 3s 6Division 4ch 2 pt 2 div 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 656s 56 om 2004 No. 3s 657s 57 om 2004 No. 3s 658s 58 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2004 No. 3s 659s 59 om 2004 No. 3s 6Part 3ch 2 pt 3 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 460s 60 om 2003 No. 44s 461s 61 om 2003 No. 44s 462s 62 om 2003 No. 44s 4Part 4Cane access, harvesting and mill supply63Access right to harvest and supply cane(1)This part provides for the grant by a landholder or the Land Court of 2 types of right (each an access right)—

(a)a permit to pass; and

(b)a cane railway easement.

(2)A permit (a permit to pass) may be granted to—

(a)a grower to facilitate harvest of cane and supply to a mill; or

(b)a mill owner to facilitate harvest of cane and supply of cane to any mill or between any mills or to service a cane railway easement.

(3)A permit to pass authorises the person to whom it is granted and a person acting on the person’s behalf to use another person’s land under the permit’s conditions.(4)A permit to pass must state the period for which it has effect.(5)An easement (a cane railway easement) may be granted to a mill owner to facilitate harvest of cane and supply of cane to any mill or between any mills.(6)A cane railway easement may be granted whether or not it is annexed to or used and enjoyed together with any other land.(7)The grant of an access right is subject to the powers under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 of the chief executive or a railway manager within the meaning of that Act.s 63 amd 2008 No. 22s 1864Landholder may grant an access rightA landholder may grant an access right affecting the holder’s land under an agreement with a mill owner or a grower.Note—See sections 70 and 71 for the requirement to notify the registrar.s 64 amd 2008 No. 22s 1965Land Court may grant an access right(1)This section applies if a person seeking an access right affecting land does not reach agreement with the landholder for the grant.(2)The person may apply to the Land Court to be granted the access right.(3)The applicant must serve a copy of the application on every person the applicant knows may be entitled to claim compensation if the access right is granted.(4)Subsection (3) does not limit the persons on whom a copy of the application must be served under the rules of the Land Court.(5)The Land Court may grant the application only if it is satisfied—

(a)the applicant has failed, after reasonable attempts, to negotiate an agreement with the landholder for the access right; and

(b)the access right is necessary for a purpose mentioned in section 63(2) or (5) in relation to the applicant; and

(c)the access right, if granted, would not affect native title, or if it would, there is an indigenous land use agreement consenting to the grant.

Note—See sections 70 and 71 for the requirement to notify the registrar.(6)The Land Court may impose reasonable conditions on the grant.Example of a condition—a condition that the mill owner or grower construct and maintain, at or near the boundaries of the land, cattle grids or other structures(7)In this section—indigenous land use agreement means an indigenous land use agreement under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cwlth) registered on the register of indigenous land use agreements.s 65 sub 2008 No. 22s 2066s 66 om 2008 No. 22s 2167s 67 om 2008 No. 22s 2268Compensation on grant of access right(1)Subject to subsection (6), if the Land Court or a landholder grants an access right, the landholder whose land is affected and the grantee of the access right may agree on the amount of any compensation payable to the landholder.(2)If the landholder and grantee can not agree, either of them may apply to the Land Court for an order.(3)On an application under subsection (2), the Land Court may decide the amount of any compensation payable by the grantee to the landholder and make an order for payment.(4)In deciding the amount of compensation, the Land Court must have regard to the following matters—

(a)if the granting of the access right effectively severs land in which the landholder has an interest from other land in which the landholder has an interest—any change in the values of those interests;

(b)any change in the value of any interest in any land held by the landholder that otherwise happens because of the granting of the access right;

(c)any loss, injury or damage suffered by the landholder, or expense reasonably incurred by the landholder, as a direct, natural and reasonable consequence of the granting of the access right;

(d)anything else relevant to deciding what is just and reasonable compensation for the granting of the access right.

(5)For calculating the change in the value of an interest in land under subsection (4), the changed value of the interest must be decided as at the day the access right was granted.(6)The Land Court, in granting a permit to pass, may order the grantee to pay to the landholder whose land is affected by the permit 1 or both of the following—

(a)an amount, or amounts from time to time, towards the cost to the landholder of the use of the permit;

(b)an amount as compensation for significant detriment to the landholder’s use of the land.

s 68 amd 2008 No. 22s 2369s 69 om 2008 No. 22s 2470Notification and recording of matters relating to permits to pass(1)This section applies if any of the following happens (a permit event)—

(a)a permit to pass is granted;

(b)a permit to pass is relinquished by the grantee;

(c)a permit to pass, or a condition on which a permit to pass is held, is varied or cancelled under section 72.

(2)Within 28 days after the permit event happens, the grantee must give to the registrar—

(a)a signed notice—

(i)stating that the permit event has happened; and

(ii)identifying the parties to the permit to pass and the land affected by the permit; and

(b)a copy of—

(i)for the grant of a permit to pass—the permit to pass; or

(ii)otherwise—the document by which the relinquishment, variation or cancellation was effected.

Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.(3)The registrar must ensure a notice appears in the relevant register kept under the Land Act 1994 or the Land Title Act 1994 so that a search of the register will show the permit event has happened.s 70 sub 2008 No. 22s 2471Notification and registration of matters relating to cane railway easements(1)This section applies if any of the following happens (an easement event)—

(a)a cane railway easement is granted;

(b)a cane railway easement is relinquished by the grantee;

(c)a cane railway easement, or a condition on which a cane railway easement is held, is varied or cancelled under section 72.

(2)Within 28 days after the easement event happens, the grantee must give to the registrar a signed notice—

(a)stating that the easement event has happened; and

(b)identifying the parties to the cane railway easement and the land affected by the easement.

Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.(3)The easement event may be registered under the Land Act 1994 or the Land Title Act 1994 only in compliance with that Act.(4)Until the easement event is registered, the registrar must ensure a notice appears in the relevant register kept under the Land Act 1994 or the Land Title Act 1994 so that a search of the register will show the easement event has happened.(5)It is sufficient compliance with subsection (2) for the grantee to give to the registrar, within 28 days after the easement event happens, the documents the registrar requires to register the easement event.s 71 sub 2008 No. 22s 2472Variation and cancellation of access right, dispute resolution and enforcement(1)The landholder whose land is affected by an access right and the grantee of the access right may, by agreement, vary or cancel the access right or a condition on which it is held.(2)A party to an access right may apply to the Land Court to vary or cancel the access right or a condition on which the access right is held.(3)The applicant must serve a copy of the application on every person the applicant knows may be entitled to claim compensation if the application is granted.(4)The Land Court may grant the application only if—

(a)for an application to cancel a cane railway easement—the court is satisfied the easement has not been used for at least 2 years; or

(b)otherwise—the court is satisfied there are special circumstances.

(5)A change in the use of the land affected by the access right is not in itself special circumstances for subsection (4)(b).(6)A cane railway easement included in a register kept under the Land Act 1994 or the Land Title Act 1994 may be varied only in compliance with the provisions of that Act about amending an easement.s 72 amd 2007 No. 26s 10; 2008 No. 22s 2573Compensation on cancellation or variation of access right(1)A party to an access right may apply to the Land Court for an order for the payment of compensation if the parties to the access right—

(a)have, by agreement, varied or cancelled the access right or a condition on which it is held; and

(b)can not agree on the payment of compensation for the variation or cancellation.

(2)Subsection (3) applies if—

(a)an application is made under subsection (1); or

(b)the Land Court makes an order under section 72 varying or cancelling an access right or a condition on which an access right is held.

(3)The Land Court may decide the amount of any compensation payable by a party to the access right to the other party and make an order for payment.(4)In deciding the amount of any compensation, the Land Court must have regard to the following matters—

(a)if the variation or cancellation effectively severs land in which the landholder has an interest from other land in which the landholder has an interest—any change in the values of those interests;

(b)any change in the value of any interest in any land held by the landholder that otherwise happens because of the variation or cancellation;

(c)any loss, injury or damage suffered by a party, or expense reasonably incurred by a party, as a direct, natural and reasonable consequence of the variation or cancellation;

(d)any compensation previously paid in relation to the access right;

(e)anything else relevant to deciding what is just and reasonable compensation for the variation or cancellation.

(5)For calculating the change in the value of an interest in land under subsection (4), the changed value of the interest must be decided as at the day the access right was varied or cancelled.s 73 sub 2008 No. 22s 2674Rectification or reinstatement of land on cancellation or variation of access right(1)This section applies if the Land Court cancels an access right affecting land or varies an access right in a way that excludes land affected by the right.(2)The Land Court may order the person who is or was the grantee of the access right to carry out rectification or reinstatement of the land as directed by the court.s 74 sub 2008 No. 22s 2674AEnforcement of Land Court decisions(1)This section applies if the Land Court makes an order under this part.(2)The registrar of the Land Court must give a copy of the order to the registrar of the Supreme Court who must file it in the Supreme Court registry.(3)On filing, the order is enforceable as if it were an order of the Supreme Court.s 74A ins 2008 No. 22s 2675Construction etc. of railways, obstruction of access right(1)For supply of cane to a mill, a mill owner or a person authorised by the mill owner may—

(a)construct, maintain, alter and use a railway or road and carry out any other necessary works on land of the mill owner or over which the mill owner holds an access right; and

(b)use on the railway or road vehicles or rolling stock and other machinery and equipment the mill owner may consider necessary.

(2)However, subsection (1)(a) applies—

(a)in relation to a road other than a State-controlled road, subject to any local laws in force under the Local Government Act 2009, section 60; or

(b)in relation to a State-controlled road, subject to the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 50.Editor’s note—Transport Infrastructure Act 1994, section 50 (Ancillary works and encroachments)

(3)A person may apply to the Land Court for an order restraining anyone else from obstructing or attempting to obstruct the applicant’s use of an access right or a right under subsection (1).(4)The court may make the order sought on the conditions it considers appropriate.(5)A person who suffers loss or damage because another person obstructs or attempts to obstruct the person’s use of the person’s access right or right under subsection (1) may recover the amount of the loss or damage as a debt from the other person.s 75 amd 1994 No. 8s 491(3)sch 5 (amd 2003 No. 54 ss 34, 39); 2008 No. 22s 27; 2009 No. 17s 331sch 1Part 5ch 2 pt 5 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 1ch 2 pt 5 div 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 876s 76 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 2ch 2 pt 5 div 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 4Aom 2004 No. 3s 877s 77 ins 2000 No. 25s 4Aom 2004 No. 3s 878s 78 ins 2000 No. 25s 4Aom 2004 No. 3s 8Division 3ch 2 pt 5 div 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 879s 79 om 2004 No. 3s 880s 80 om 2004 No. 3s 881s 81 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 4ch 2 pt 5 div 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 882s 82 om 2004 No. 3s 883s 83 om 2004 No. 3s 884s 84 ins 2000 No. 25s 4Bom 2004 No. 3s 885s 85 om 2004 No. 3s 886s 86 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 5ch 2 pt 5 div 5 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 887s 87 om 2004 No. 3s 888s 88 om 2004 No. 3s 889s 89 om 2004 No. 3s 890s 90 om 2004 No. 3s 891s 91 om 2004 No. 3s 892s 92 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 6ch 2 pt 5 div 6 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 893s 93 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2004 No. 3s 894s 94 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2004 No. 3s 895s 95 om 2004 No. 3s 896s 96 om 2004 No. 3s 897s 97 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 7ch 2 pt 5 div 7 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 898s 98 om 2004 No. 3s 8Division 8ch 2 pt 5 div 8 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 899s 99 om 2004 No. 3s 8Chapter 3ch 3 hdg om 2005 No. 62s 4Part 1ch 3 pt 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 9om 2005 No. 62s 4100s 100 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 10om 2005 No. 62s 4101s 101 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2005 No. 62s 4102s 102 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 11om 2005 No. 62s 4103s 103 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 12om 2005 No. 62s 4104s 104 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2005 No. 62s 4105s 105 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 13om 2005 No. 62s 4106s 106 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2003 No. 44s 3 schom 2005 No. 62s 4107s 107 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 14om 2005 No. 62s 4Part 2ch 3 pt 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 1ch 3 pt 2 div 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107As 107A ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Bs 107B ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 2ch 3 pt 2 div 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Cs 107C ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ds 107D ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 3ch 3 pt 2 div 3 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Subdivision 1ch 3 pt 2 div 3 sdiv 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Es 107E ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Fs 107F ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Gs 107G ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Subdivision 2ch 3 pt 2 div 3 sdiv 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Hs 107H ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Is 107I ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Js 107J ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ks 107K ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Subdivision 3ch 3 pt 2 div 3 sdiv 3 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ls 107L ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ms 107M ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ns 107N ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Os 107O ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 4ch 3 pt 2 div 4 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ps 107P ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 5ch 3 pt 2 div 5 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Qs 107Q ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 6ch 3 pt 2 div 6 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Rs 107R ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ss 107S ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 7ch 3 pt 2 div 7 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ts 107T ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Division 8ch 3 pt 2 div 8 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Us 107U ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Vs 107V ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Ws 107W ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4107Xs 107X ins 2004 No. 3s 15om 2005 No. 62s 4Chapter 4ch 4 hdg om 2008 No. 22s 29Part 1ch 4 pt 1 hdg om 2008 No. 22s 29109s 109 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2; 2003 No. 44s 3 sch; 2004 No. 3s 37 sch; 2005 No. 62s 5om 2008 No. 22s 29110s 110 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2; 2003 No. 44s 3 sch; 2004 No. 3s 37 sch; 2005 No. 62s 6om 2008 No. 22s 29111s 111 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2; 2003 No. 44s 3 schsub 2005 No. 62s 7om 2008 No. 22s 29112s 112 orig s 112 om 2000 No. 25s 6prev s 112 ins 2000 No. 25s 5om 2005 No. 62s 8Part 2ch 4 pt 2 hdg om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2Division 1ch 4 pt 2 div 1 hdg om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1113s 113 prev s 113 om 2000 No. 25s 6new s 113 om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2114s 114 prev s 114 om 2000 No. 25s 6new s 114 om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2Division 2ch 4 pt 2 div 2 hdg om 2000 No. 25s 6115s 115 prev s 115 om 2000 No. 25s 6new s 115 om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2116s 116 sub 2000 No. 25s 6om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2117s 117 prev s 117 om 2000 No. 25s 6new 117 amd 2000 No. 25s 7om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2118s 118 prev s 118 om 2000 No. 25s 6new s 118 amd 2001 No. 69s 378sch 1om 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2Division 3ch 4 pt 2 div 3 hdg om 2000 No. 25s 6Part 3ch 4 pt 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 9119s 119 orig s 119 om 2000 No. 25s 6prev s 119 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 9120s 120 orig s 120 om 2000 No. 25s 6prev s 120 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2001 No. 69s 378sch 1; 2001 No. 73s 96sch 1; 2002 No. 11s 62sch 1; 2003 No. 44s 3 schom 2005 No. 62s 9121s 121 orig s 121 om 2000 No. 25s 6prev s 121 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 9122s 122 orig s 122 om 2000 No. 25s 6prev s 122 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schom 2005 No. 62s 9123s 123 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2001 No 45 s 29sch 3om 2005 No. 62s 9124s 124 orig s 124 om 2000 No. 25s 8prev s 124 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 9125s 125 orig s 125 om 2000 No. 25s 8prev s 125 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 9Part 4ch 4 pt 4 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10Division 1ch 4 pt 4 div 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10126s 126 orig s 126 om 2000 No. 25s 8prev s 126 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10127s 127 orig s 127 om 2000 No. 25s 8prev s 127 ins 2000 No. 25s 10om 2005 No. 62s 10128s 128 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2004 No. 3s 16om 2005 No. 62s 10129s 129 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10Division 2ch 4 pt 4 div 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10130s 130 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10131s 131 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10132s 132 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10133s 133 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10134s 134 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10Division 3ch 4 pt 4 div 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10135s 135 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2004 No. 3s 17om 2005 No. 62s 10136s 136 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10137s 137 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10138s 138 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2004 No. 3s 18om 2005 No. 62s 10139s 139 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2001 No. 69s 378sch 1om 2005 No. 62s 10Division 4ch 4 pt 4 div 4 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10140s 140 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10141s 141 ins 2000 No. 25s 9amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3; 2003 No. 4s 17om 2005 No. 62s 10142s 142 ins 2000 No. 25s 9om 2005 No. 62s 10Part 5ch 4 pt 5 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 5Division 1ch 4 pt 5 div 1 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 5143s 143 om 2003 No. 44s 5144s 144 om 2003 No. 44s 5145s 145 om 2003 No. 44s 5146s 146 om 2003 No. 44s 5147s 147 om 2003 No. 44s 5148s 148 om 2003 No. 44s 5Division 2ch 4 pt 5 div 2 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 5149s 149 amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2003 No. 44s 5150s 150 om 2003 No. 44s 5151s 151 om 2003 No. 44s 5152s 152 om 2003 No. 44s 5153s 153 om 2003 No. 44s 5154s 154 om 2003 No. 44s 5Division 3ch 4 pt 5 div 3 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 5155s 155 om 2003 No. 44s 5156s 156 om 2003 No. 44s 5157s 157 om 2003 No. 44s 5158s 158 amd 2001 No. 69s 378sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 5Division 4ch 4 pt 5 div 4 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 5159s 159 om 2003 No. 44s 5160s 160 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 5Part 6ch 4 pt 6 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 19Division 1ch 4 pt 6 div 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 19161s 161 om 2004 No. 3s 19162s 162 om 2004 No. 3s 19163s 163 amd 2000 No. 25s 10om 2004 No. 3s 19164s 164 om 2004 No. 3s 19165s 165 om 2004 No. 3s 19166s 166 om 2004 No. 3s 19167s 167 om 2004 No. 3s 19Division 2ch 4 pt 6 div 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 19168s 168 amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2004 No. 3s 19169s 169 om 2004 No. 3s 19170s 170 om 2004 No. 3s 19171s 171 om 2004 No. 3s 19172s 172 om 2004 No. 3s 19173s 173 om 2004 No. 3s 19Division 3ch 4 pt 6 div 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 19174s 174 amd 2000 No. 25s 10Aom 2004 No. 3s 19175s 175 amd 2000 No. 25 ss 10B, 3(1) sch 1om 2004 No. 3s 19Division 4ch 4 pt 6 div 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 19176s 176 om 2004 No. 3s 19Part 7ch 4 pt 7 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 6Division 1ch 4 pt 7 div 1 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 6177s 177 om 2003 No. 44s 6178s 178 om 2003 No. 44s 6179s 179 om 2003 No. 44s 6180s 180 om 2003 No. 44s 6181s 181 om 2003 No. 44s 6182s 182 om 2003 No. 44s 6183s 183 om 2003 No. 44s 6Division 2ch 4 pt 7 div 2 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 6184s 184 amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2003 No. 44s 6185s 185 om 2003 No. 44s 6186s 186 om 2003 No. 44s 6187s 187 om 2003 No. 44s 6188s 188 om 2003 No. 44s 6189s 189 om 2003 No. 44s 6Division 3ch 4 pt 7 div 3 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 6190s 190 om 2003 No. 44s 6191s 191 amd 2000 No. 25 ss 11, 3(1) sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 6192s 192 om 2003 No. 44s 6193s 193 amd 2001 No. 69s 378sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 6194s 194 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 6Division 4ch 4 pt 7 div 4 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 6195s 195 om 2003 No. 44s 6196s 196 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2003 No. 44s 6197s 197 om 2003 No. 44s 6Part 8ch 4 pt 8 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Division 1ch 4 pt 8 div 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 7exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)198Definitions for pt 5Aasset...s 198 def asset om 2003 No. 44s 8(1)assets ...s 198 def assets ins 2003 No. 44s 8(2)authorised person ...s 198 def authorised person ins 2003 No. 44s 8(2)board...s 198 def board sub 2003 No. 44s 8(1)–(2)eligible participant ...s 198 def eligible participant om 2003 No. 44s 8(1)liabilities ...s 198 def liabilities ins 2003 No. 44s 8(2)liability ...s 198 def liability om 2003 No. 44s 8(1)proposed transfer day ...s 198 def proposed transfer day ins 2003 No. 44s 8(2)replacement entity...s 198 def replacement entity ins 2003 No. 44s 8(2)transfer day...s 198 def transfer day amd 2003 No. 44s 8(3)s 198 ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)199s 199 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Division 2ch 4 pt 8 div 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)200s 200 ins 2000 No. 25s 12sub 2003 No. 44s 9exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)201s 201 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 10exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)202s 202 ins 2000 No. 25s 12sub 2003 No. 44s 11exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)203s 203 ins 2000 No. 25s 12sub 2003 No. 44s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)204s 204 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 13exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)205s 205 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)206s 206 ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Division 3ch 4 pt 8 div 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)207s 207 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)208s 208 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3; 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)209s 209 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)210s 210 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)211s 211 ins 2000 No. 25s 12sub 2003 No. 44s 14exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)212s 212 ins 2000 No. 25s 12exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Division 4ch 4 pt 8 div 4 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)213s 213 ins 2000 No. 25s 12amd 2003 No. 44s 3 schexp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Division 5ch 4 pt 8 div 5 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 15exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)213As 213A ins 2003 No. 44s 15exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)213Bs 213B ins 2003 No. 44s 15exp 1 July 2004 (see s 213A)AIA s 20A applies (see s 213B)Part 9ch 4 pt 9 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 20214s 214 om 2004 No. 3s 20215s 215 om 2004 No. 3s 20216s 216 om 2004 No. 3s 20217s 217 om 2004 No. 3s 20218s 218 om 2004 No. 3s 20219s 219 om 2004 No. 3s 20220s 220 om 2004 No. 3s 20221s 221 om 2004 No. 3s 20Part 10ch 4 pt 10 hdg om 2008 No. 22s 29Division 1ch 4 pt 10 div 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 37 sch222s 222 om 2008 No. 22s 29223s 223 amd 2000 No. 25s 13; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2; 2003 No. 44s 16; 2004 No. 3s 21; 2005 No. 62s 11; 2007 No. 26s 11om 2008 No. 22s 29223As 223A ins 2003 No. 44s 17amd 2004 No. 3s 22; 2005 No. 62s 12om 2008 No. 22s 29224s 224 om 2008 No. 22s 29225s 225 amd 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2008 No. 22s 29226s 226 om 2008 No. 22s 29227s 227 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2005 No. 62s 13om 2008 No. 22s 29227As 227A ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 28 July 2000 RA s 37228s 228 orig s 228 om 2000 No. 25s 16(2)prev s 228 amd 2000 No. 25s 14, 3(1)sch 1; 2003 No. 44s 18; 2005 No. 62s 14; 2007 No. 26s 12om 2008 No. 22s 29229s 229 orig s 229 om 2000 No. 25s 16(2)prev s 229 om 2008 No. 22s 29230s 230 amd 2004 No. 3s 37 sch; 2005 No. 62s 15; 2007 No. 26s 13om 2008 No. 22s 29231s 231 om 2008 No. 22s 29232s 232 om 2008 No. 22s 29Division 2ch 4 pt 10 div 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 37 sch233s 233 om 2004 No. 3s 37 schChapter 5ch 5 hdg om 2008 No. 22s 29234s 234 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2001 No. 63s 26; 2003 No. 44s 3 sch; 2004 No. 3 ss 23, 37 schom 2008 No. 22s 29234As 234A ins 2004 No. 3s 24om 2005 SL No. 62s 16235s 235 om 2008 No. 22s 29Chapter 6Authorisations for competition legislation236Definitions for ch 6In this chapter—Competition Code means the Competition Code under the Competition Policy Reform (Queensland) Act 1996.competition legislation means the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cwlth), section 51(1)(b) or the Competition Code of this jurisdiction, section 51.Editor’s note—Competition Code, section 51 (Exceptions) s 236 def competition legislation amd 2010 No. 54s 67 schharvesting equity committee ...s 236 def harvesting equity committee om 2004 No. 3s 37 schsettlement ...s 236 def settlement om 2004 No. 3s 37 sch237Collective contracts(1)This section applies for the making or variation of a collective contract between a group of growers and a mill owner who are within the same region to the extent the collective contract is made or varied for giving effect to a settlement about—

(a)the acceptance and crushing of cane by a mill at a time fixed under the collective contact; and

(b)the terms on which payments are to be made by a mill owner for cane to be supplied to a mill by a grower under the collective contact.

(2)For subsection (1)—

(a)a region may overlap with another region; and

(b)a group of growers and a mill owner are within the same region if the land on which each grower’s cane is grown is in the same region as the land on which the mill is situated.

(3)The following things are specifically authorised for the competition legislation—

(a)the making of the collective contract;

(b)the variation of the collective contract;

(c)the acceptance and crushing of cane by a mill at a time fixed under the collective contract;

(d)the payment of a price for cane by a mill owner to a grower under the collective contract;

(e)the receipt of a price for cane by a grower from a mill owner under the collective contract;

(f)a financial incentive scheme of premiums, discounts and allowances relating to cane and sugar quality or to anything that may affect cane and sugar quality having regard to best practice under the collective contract.

(4)In this section—region means a part of the State that is prescribed under a regulation.settlement means a contract, arrangement or understanding made or arrived at between any or all of the following—

(a)a group of growers;

(b)a mill owner;

(c)an interested third party.

s 237 sub 2004 No. 3s 25238Sale of on-supply sugarThe following things are specifically authorised for the competition legislation—

(a)a grower and mill owner making a supply contract including a GEI sugar marketing term;

(b)a mill owner and GEI sugar marketing entity making an agreement to sell on-supply sugar in compliance with a GEI sugar marketing term;

(c)a GEI sugar marketing entity selling on-supply sugar under an agreement mentioned in paragraph (b);

(d)a grower and mill owner being taken to have made a supply contract under section 33A(10).

s 238 prev s 238 om 2004 No. 3s 25pres s 238 ins 2015 No. 32 s 8239s 239 om 2004 No. 3s 25240s 240 om 2004 No. 3s 25241s 241 om 2004 No. 3s 25242s 242 om 2004 No. 3s 25243s 243 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1sub 2005 No. 62s 17exp 30 September 2009 (see s 243(4))244s 244 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1sub 2005 No. 62s 17exp 30 September 2007 (see s 244(4))245s 245 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1sub 2005 No. 62s 17amd 2008 No. 22s 30exp 30 September 2009 (see s 245(4))Chapter 7Miscellaneous246Minister may establish advisory bodiesThe Minister may establish an advisory committee or other body to help the Minister in the administration of this Act.s 246 prev s 246 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1om 2005 No. 62s 17pres s 246 (prev s 108) renum and reloc 2008 No. 22s 28247Injunctions(1)Subsection (2) applies if a person has engaged, is engaging or is proposing to engage in conduct that is, was, or would be, any of the following—

(a)a contravention of chapter 2;

(b)attempting to contravene chapter 2;

(c)aiding, abetting, counselling or procuring a person to contravene chapter 2;

(d)inducing or attempting to induce (whether by threats, promises or otherwise) a person to contravene chapter 2;

(e)being in any way, directly or indirectly, knowingly concerned in, or party to, the contravention by a person of chapter 2;

(f)conspiring with others to contravene chapter 2.

(2)On the application of an interested entity, the court may grant an injunction restraining the person from engaging in the conduct and, if the court considers it is desirable to do so, requiring the person to do anything.(3)If a person has failed, is failing, or is proposing to fail, to do anything that the person is required to do under chapter 2, the court may, on the application of an interested entity, grant an injunction requiring the person to do the thing.(4)However, the court may grant the injunction under subsection (2) or (3) only if it is satisfied that there is no other adequate remedy.(5)On an application under subsection (2) or (3), the court may grant the injunction sought with the consent of all the parties to the proceeding, whether or not the court is satisfied that the subsection applies.(6)The court may grant an interim injunction pending a decision on an application under subsection (2).(7)The court may discharge or vary an injunction, and may grant an injunction on conditions.(8)The court’s power to grant an injunction restraining a person from engaging in conduct may be exercised—

(a)whether or not it appears to the court that the person intends to engage again, or to continue to engage, in the conduct; and

(b)whether or not the person has previously engaged in conduct of that kind; and

(c)whether or not there is an imminent danger of substantial damage to another person if the person engages, or continues to engage, in the conduct.

(9)The court’s power to grant an injunction requiring a person to do a thing may be exercised—

(a)whether or not it appears to the court that the person intends to fail again, or to continue to fail, to do the thing; and

(b)whether or not the person has previously failed to do a thing of that kind; and

(c)whether or not there is an imminent danger of substantial damage to another person if the person fails, or continues to fail, to do the thing.

(10)The court may, in addition to, or instead of, ordering an injunction against a person, order the person to pay damages to someone.(11)The court’s powers under this section are in addition to its other powers.(12)In this section—court means the Supreme Court.interested entity means an entity established under this Act or another person, whose interests have been, are or would be affected by the relevant conduct.s 247 amd 2005 No. 62s 18248s 248 om 2004 No. 3s 26249Statutory declaration(1)This section applies to an application or submission to an entity established under this Act.(2)The entity may require particular information to be verified by statutory declaration as a condition of its consideration or further consideration of the application or submission.s 249 amd 2008 No. 22s 31250Records to be keptAn entity established under this Act—

(a)must keep the records that may be necessary for the proper discharge of its functions; and

(b)is a public authority under the Public Records Act 2002.

s 250 amd 2002 No. 11s 62sch 1251Superannuation schemes(1)An entity established under this Act may—

(a)establish or amend superannuation schemes; or

(b)join in establishing or amending superannuation schemes; or

(c)take part in superannuation schemes.

(2)The auditor-general may audit the schemes.(3)Subsection (2) is subject to the Auditor-General Act 2009.s 251 amd 2009 No. 9s 136sch 1252Offence to make false statement in application or submissionA person must not, in an application or submission made to an entity under this Act, make any false or misleading statement without reasonable excuse.Maximum penalty—40 penalty units.253Improper use of information prohibited(1)A person who has been the Sugar Industry Commissioner under this Act, or who is or has been a member, director, officer or employee of an entity established under this Act, must not make improper use of information acquired because of the person’s position, or an opportunity provided by the position, to gain directly or indirectly an advantage for any person or to cause detriment to the entity or any person.Maximum penalty—500 penalty units or 5 years imprisonment.(2)An offence against this section is a misdemeanour.s 253 amd 2003 No. 44s 19; 2008 No. 22s 32254s 254 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2004 No. 3s 37 schom 2005 No. 62s 19255Proceedings for an offence(1)Subject to subsection (2), a proceeding for an offence against this Act must be taken in a summary way under the Justices Act 1886 within the later of the following—

(a)1 year after the offence is committed;

(b)6 months after the commission of the offence comes to the complainant’s knowledge, but within 2 years after the commission of the offence.

(2)A proceeding for an indictable offence may, at the election of the prosecution, be taken—

(a)by way of summary proceedings under subsection (1); or

(b)on indictment.

(3)A proceeding against a person for an indictable offence must be before a magistrate if it is a proceeding—

(a)for the summary conviction of the person; or

(b)for an examination of witnesses in relation to the charge.

(4)If a proceeding for an indictable offence is brought before a justice who is not a magistrate, jurisdiction is limited to taking or making a procedural action or order within the meaning of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declarations Act 1991.(5)If—

(a)a person charged with an indictable offence asks at the start of a summary proceeding for the offence that the charge be prosecuted on indictment; or

(b)the magistrate hearing a charge of an indictable offence considers the charge should be prosecuted on indictment;

the magistrate—

(c)must not decide the charge as a summary offence; and

(d)must proceed by way of a committal proceeding.

(6)If a magistrate acts under subsection (5)—

(a)any plea of the person charged, made at the start of the proceeding, must be disregarded; and

(b)any evidence brought in the proceeding before the magistrate decided to act under subsection (5) is taken to be evidence in the proceeding for the committal of the person for trial or sentence; and

(c)before committing the person for trial or sentence, the magistrate must make a statement to the person under the Justices Act 1886, section 104(2)(b).

(7)The maximum penalty that may be imposed on a summary conviction of an indictable offence is 100 penalty units or 1 year’s imprisonment.(8)In this section—indictable offence means an offence against section 253.s 255 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1255AAllegations of false or misleading matters(1)This section applies to a proceeding for an offence against this Act described as involving—

(a)false or misleading information; or

(b)a false or misleading document or statement.

(2)It is enough for the complaint starting the proceeding to state the document, information or statement was ‘false or misleading’ to the defendant’s knowledge, without specifying which.(3)In the proceeding, evidence that the document, information or statement was given or made recklessly is evidence that it was given or made so as to be false or misleading.s 255A ins 2003 No. 44s 20256Evidence(1)A document purporting to be a copy of a collective contract and purporting to be certified as a copy by or on behalf of a party to the agreement is evidence of the contract.(2)A statement in a complaint for an offence against this Act of when the commission of the offence came to the knowledge of the complainant is evidence of that fact.(3)A certificate purporting to be signed by a person authorised to do so by an entity established under this Act stating that a particular document is a document lodged with or held by the entity, or a copy of the document, is evidence of anything stated in the certificate.s 256 amd 2004 No. 3s 37 sch257Regulation-making power(1)The Governor in Council may make regulations under this Act.(2)A regulation may provide for a maximum penalty of not more than 20 penalty units for a contravention of a regulation.Chapter 8Transitional provisions for Sugar Industry Amendment Act 2005ch 8 hdg prev ch 8 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres ch 8 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20Part 1ch 8 pt 1 hdg orig pt 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev pt 1 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33258s 258 orig s 258 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 258 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33259s 259 orig s 259 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 259 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33259As 259A ins 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2003 No. 44s 21260s 260 orig s 260 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 260 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Part 2ch 8 pt 2 hdg orig pt 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev pt 2 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33261s 261 orig s 261 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 261 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33262s 262 orig s 262 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 262 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33263s 263 orig s 263 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 263 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Part 3ch 8 pt 3 hdg orig pt 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev pt 3 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33264s 264 orig s 264 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 264 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33265s 265 orig s 265 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 265 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33266s 266 orig s 266 om 2000 No. 25s 3(1) schins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 266 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33267s 267 orig s 267 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 267 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33268s 268 orig s 268 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 268 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33269s 269 orig s 269 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 269 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33270s 270 orig s 270 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 270 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33271s 271 orig s 271 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 271 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33272s 272 orig s 272 om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 272 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33273s 273 orig s 273 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 273 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Part 4ch 8 pt 4 hdg orig pt 4 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev pt 4 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Division 1Interpretationch 8 pt 4 div 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21274s 274 orig s 274 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 274 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Division 2ch 8 pt 4 div 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21Division 3ch 8 pt 4 div 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21Part 5ch 8 pt 5 hdg orig pt 5 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev pt 5 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33275s 275 orig s 275 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 275 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33276s 276 orig s 276 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 276 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33277s 277 orig s 277 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 277 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33278s 278 orig s 278 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 278 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33279s 279 orig s 279 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 279 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Part 6ch 8 pt 6 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33280s 280 orig s 280 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 280 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 33Part 7ch 8 pt 7 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20exp 30 September 2009 (see s 283A)281commencement...s 281 def commencement ins 2008 No. 22s 34s 281 orig s 281 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 281 ins 2005 No. 62s 20exp 30 September 2009 (see s 283A)282s 282 orig s 282 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 282 ins 2005 No. 62s 20exp 30 September 2009 (see s 283A)283s 283 orig s 283 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 283 ins 2005 No. 62s 20exp 30 September 2009 (see s 283A)283As 283A ins 2008 No. 22s 35exp 30 September 2009 (see s 283A)Part 8ch 8 pt 8 hdg ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 36Chapter 9Transitional provisions for Primary Industries and Other Acts Amendment Act 2008ch 9 hdg prev ch 9 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres ch 9 hdg ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37Part 1Preliminarych 9 pt 1 hdg prev pt 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres pt 1 hdg ins 2008 No. 22s 37284Definitions for ch 9In this chapter—access rights register means the register of that name kept by the commissioner before the commencement day under repealed section 69.commencement day means the day this chapter commences.commissioner means the Sugar Industry Commissioner holding office under this Act before the commencement day.s 284 orig s 284 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 284 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 36pres s 284 ins 2008 No. 22s 37Part 2Provisions relating to access rightsch 9 pt 2 hdg prev pt 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres pt 2 hdg ins 2008 No. 22s 37285Period of operation of permit to pass(1)This section applies to a permit to pass that was in force immediately before the commencement day.(2)If the permit does not state a period for which it has effect—

(a)section 63(4) does not apply to the permit; and

(b)the permit is taken to have effect until it is cancelled or otherwise stops having effect under this Act.

s 285 orig s 285 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 285 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 36pres s 285 ins 2008 No. 22s 37286Access rights granted by the commissionerAn access right granted by the commissioner, that was in force immediately before the commencement day, continues in force according to its terms as if it had been granted by the Land Court.s 286 orig s 286 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 286 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 36pres s 286 ins 2008 No. 22s 37287Land Court to assume jurisdiction for current applications(1)An application to the commissioner under old section 65 that, immediately before the commencement day, had not been decided by the commissioner is taken to be an application to the Land Court under new section 65.(2)An application to the commissioner under old section 72 that, immediately before the commencement day, had not been decided by the commissioner is taken to be an application to the Land Court under new section 72.(3)An application to a Magistrates Court under old section 75 that, immediately before the commencement day, had not been finally dealt with by the Magistrates Court is taken to be an application to the Land Court under new section 75.(4)The president of the Land Court may give—

(a)a direction or order that an application mentioned in this section, and any materials relating to the application that were held by the commissioner or before a Magistrates Court, be taken to be part of the proceeding before the Land Court; and

(b)any other necessary directions about how a proceeding under this section is to be dealt with.

(5)The chief executive must take all reasonable steps to make any applications mentioned in subsections (1) and (2), and any materials relating to the applications that were held by the commissioner, available to the Land Court.(6)The registrar of a Magistrates Court must take all reasonable steps to make any applications mentioned in subsection (3), and any materials relating to the applications that were before the Magistrates Court, available to the Land Court.(7)In this section—new means as in force from the commencement day.old means as in force before the commencement day.s 287 orig s 287 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21prev s 287 ins 2005 No. 62s 20om 2008 No. 22s 36pres s 287 ins 2008 No. 22s 37287As 287A ins 2001 No. 45s 29sch 3om 2003 No. 44s 21288Outstanding decisions of valuers(1)This section applies if—

(a)a valuer was appointed under section 68 or 73 to decide an amount; and

(b)immediately before the commencement day, the valuer had not finally decided the amount.

(2)Section 68 or 73, as in force immediately before the commencement day, continues to apply in relation to the making, effect and costs of the decision.s 288 prev s 288 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 288 ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37289Access rights register(1)On the commencement day, the access rights register becomes the property of the registrar.(2)The registrar must ensure that, for each current access right recorded in the access rights register immediately before the commencement day, a notice appears in the relevant register kept under the Land Act 1994 or the Land Title Act 1994 so that a search of the register will show the existence of the access right.s 289 prev s 289 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 289 ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37290Rectification or reinstatement order by the commissioner(1)An order made by the commissioner before the commencement day under old section 74, that was in force immediately before the commencement day, continues in force according to its terms as if it had been made by the Land Court.(2)In this section—old means as in force before the commencement day.s 290 prev s 290 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 290 ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37Part 3Provisions relating to the commissionerch 9 pt 3 hdg prev pt 3 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres pt 3 hdg ins 2008 No. 22s 37ch 9 pt 3 div 1 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21291Commissioner(1)On the commencement day, the commissioner goes out of office.(2)No compensation is payable to the commissioner because of subsection (1).s 291 prev s 291 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 291 ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37292Agreements and legal proceedings(1)An agreement or arrangement in force immediately before the commencement day, between the commissioner and another entity, is taken to be an agreement or arrangement between the State and the entity.(2)A proceeding that could have been started or continued by or against the commissioner before the commencement day may be started or continued by or against the State.s 292 prev s 292 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 292 ins 2007 No. 26s 14sub 2008 No. 22s 37293Assets and liabilitiesOn the commencement day, an asset or liability of the commissioner, in the commissioner’s capacity as commissioner under this Act, immediately before the commencement day becomes an asset or liability of the State.s 293 prev s 293 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 293 ins 2008 No. 22s 37294Employees(1)A person’s employment by the commissioner immediately before the commencement day is, on the commencement day, taken to be lawfully terminated under the Industrial Relations Act 1999.(2)The person has the rights given to an employee whose employment has been lawfully terminated under that Act.(3)The rights given to the person may be exercised against the State as if the State had been the employer who terminated the person’s employment.s 294 prev s 294 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 294 ins 2008 No. 22s 37295Exempt documentsA document to which section 271 applied immediately before the commencement day continues to be exempt matter under the Freedom of Information Act 1992.s 295 prev s 295 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 295 ins 2008 No. 22s 37Part 4Appealsch 9 pt 4 hdg prev pt 4 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres pt 4 hdg ins 2008 No. 22s 37ch 9 pt 4 div 2 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21296Appeal to Magistrates Court(1)This section applies in relation to a decision of the commissioner, made before the commencement day, from which a person had a right of appeal under section 234 before the commencement day.(2)The appeal may be started or continued on or after the commencement day and, for that purpose—

(a)section 234, as in force before the commencement day, continues to apply; and

(b)the chief executive is the respondent in place of the commissioner.

s 296 prev s 296 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 296 ins 2008 No. 22s 37297Appeal to Land Court(1)This section applies in relation to a decision of the commissioner made before the commencement day under section 65 or 72(3).(2)An appeal against the decision may be started or continued on or after the commencement day and, for that purpose—

(a)section 235, as in force before the commencement day, continues to apply; and

(b)the chief executive is the respondent in place of the commissioner.

s 297 prev s 297 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 297 ins 2008 No. 22s 37299s 299 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21300s 300 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21301s 301 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21302s 302 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21Part 5ch 9 pt 5 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21Division 1ch 9 pt 5 div 1 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)303s 303 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21304s 304 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21305s 305 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21306s 306 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 1)om 2004 No. 3s 27Division 2ch 9 pt 5 div 2 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)307s 307 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 2)308s 308 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 2)309s 309 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 2)Division 3ch 9 pt 5 div 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)310s 310 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 3)311s 311 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1 (retro) (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 3)om 2004 No. 3s 27312s 312 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 3)Division 4ch 9 pt 5 div 4 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)313s 313 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 4)314s 314 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 4)315s 315 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 4)om 2004 No. 3s 27316s 316 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 4)317s 317 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 4)om 2004 No. 3s 27Division 5ch 9 pt 5 div 5 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)318s 318 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 5)om 2004 No. 3s 27319s 319 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 5)om 2004 No. 3s 27320s 320 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 5)om 2004 No. 3s 27321s 321 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 5)Division 6ch 9 pt 5 div 6 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)322s 322 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 1; 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 6)om 2004 No. 3s 27Division 7ch 9 pt 5 div 7 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)323s 323 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 7)om 2004 No. 3s 27324s 324 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 7)om 2004 No. 3s 27325s 325 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 7)Division 8ch 9 pt 5 div 8 hdg om 2003 No. 44s 3 sch (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)326s 326 om 2003 No. 44s 3 sch (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)327s 327 om 2003 No. 44s 3 sch (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 9ch 9 pt 5 div 9 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)328s 328 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)329s 329 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 10ch 9 pt 5 div 10 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)330s 330 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)331s 331 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 11ch 9 pt 5 div 11 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)332s 332 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 12ch 9 pt 5 div 12 hdg ins 2000 No. 25s 16(4)om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)333s 333 ins 2000 No. 25s 16(4) (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 12)om 2004 No. 3s 27Division 13ch 9 pt 5 div 13 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)334s 334 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 14ch 9 pt 5 div 14 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)335s 335 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 15ch 9 pt 5 div 15 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)336s 336 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)Division 16ch 9 pt 5 div 16 hdg om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1)337s 337 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)338s 338 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)om 2004 No. 3s 27339s 339 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)340s 340 om 2004 No. 3s 27 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)341s 341 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)om 2004 No. 3s 27342s 342 amd 2000 No. 25s 3(1)sch 2 (incl in orig ch 10, pt 1, div 16)om 2004 No. 3s 27343s 343 ins 2000 No. 25s 16(5) (incl in orig ch 10, pt 2)om 2004 No. 3s 27Chapter 10Other transitional provisionsch 10 hdg prev ch 10 sub 2000 No. 25s 16(1)om 2005 No. 62s 20pres ch 10 hdg ins 2015 No. 32 s 9ch 10 pt 1 hdg orig pt 1 hdg om 2000 No. 25s 16(2)sub 2000 No. 25s 16(3)om 2004 No. 3s 27prev ch 10 pt 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 28om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 1 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 2 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 2 sdiv 1 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 2 sdiv 2 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 2 sdiv 3 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 3 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 23om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 4 hdg ins 2003 No. 44s 24om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 1 div 5 hdg ins 2003 No. 44 s 25om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 hdg orig pt 2 hdg om 2000 No. 25 s 16(3)ins 2000 No. 25 s 16(5)om 2004 No. 3 s 27prev ch 10 pt 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 2 sdiv 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 2 sdiv 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 2 sdiv 3 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 29om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 3 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 30om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 4 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 31om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 5 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 32om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 5 sdiv 1 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 32om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 5 sdiv 2 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 32om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 5 sdiv 3 hdg ins 2004 No. 3s 32om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 6 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 33om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 7 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 34om 2005 No. 62 s 20ch 10 pt 2 div 8 hdg ins 2004 No. 3 s 35om 2005 No. 62s 20ch 10 pt 3 hdg om 2004 No. 3 s 28298Transitional provision for Sugar Industry (Real Choice in Marketing) Amendment Act 2015(1)This section applies to a contract (an existing cane supply contract) that, immediately before the commencement, was a supply contract in force under chapter 2.(2)Section 33B does not apply to the existing cane supply contract.(3)Subsection (2) stops applying if both of the following happen—

(a)the current contract period for the existing cane supply contract ends or the contract is terminated;

(b)the current agreement period for an existing related raw sugar supply agreement, if any, for the existing cane supply contract ends or the agreement is terminated.

(4)Despite subsection (3), subsection (2) stops applying on 1 July 2017.(5)Section 34, as in force immediately before the commencement, applies to—

(a)the existing cane supply contract; and

(b)any existing arbitration.

(6)Subsection (5)(a) stops applying—

(a)when the current period for the existing cane supply contract ends; or

(b)if the existing cane supply contract is terminated.

(7)Despite subsections (2) and (5), the existing cane supply contract is taken to be a supply contract.(8)In this section—current agreement period, for an existing related raw sugar supply agreement, means the period stated in the agreement for which it is in force but does not include a period to which an extension or renewal of the agreement relates.current contract period, for the existing cane supply contract—

(a)means the period stated in the contract for which it is in force; but

(b)if the contract is extended or renewed on or after the commencement, does not include a period to which the extension or renewal relates.

existing arbitration means an arbitration proceeding authorised by the existing cane supply contract that has started and not been completed before the commencement.existing related raw sugar supply agreement, for the existing cane supply contract, means an agreement—

(a)for the sale of raw sugar that has been manufactured, or is to be manufactured, from the cane supplied, or to be supplied, under the existing cane supply contract; and

(b)that was in force immediately before the commencement.

s 298 prev s 298 ins 2000 No. 25s 15om 2003 No. 44s 21pres s 298 ins 2015 No. 32 s 9344s 344 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20345s 345 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20346s 346 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20347s 347 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20348s 348 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20349s 349 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20350s 350 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20351s 351 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20352s 352 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20353s 353 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20354s 354 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20355s 355 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20356s 356 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20357s 357 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20358s 358 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20359s 359 ins 2003 No. 44s 22om 2005 No. 62s 20360s 360 ins 2003 No. 44s 23om 2005 No. 62s 20361s 361 ins 2003 No. 44s 23om 2005 No. 62s 20362s 362 ins 2003 No. 44s 23om 2005 No. 62s 20363s 363 ins 2003 No. 44s 23om 2005 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s 36(2)amendment ...sch def amendment ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)annual return ...sch def annual return ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)applicant ...sch def applicant ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)appointed director ...sch def appointed director sub 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1om 2003 No. 44 s 26(1)appointed member ...sch def appointed member ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)appropriately qualified ...sch def appropriately qualified om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)assets ...sch def assets ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)authority ...sch def authority ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)bargaining representative, for chapter 2, part 2, see section 30.sch def bargaining representative ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(4), (8)board ...sch def board ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)BSES ...sch def BSES om 2003 No. 44 s 26(1)business manager ...sch def business manager om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)cane means sugar cane.cane analysis program ...sch def cane analysis program om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)cane production area ...sch def cane production area om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)cane production board ...sch def cane production board om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)cane productivity ...sch def cane productivity om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)cane protection and productivity board ...sch def cane protection and productivity board om 2003 No. 44 s 26(2)cane quality program ...sch def cane quality program om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)cane railway easement see section 63(5).sch def cane railway easement amd 2008 No. 22 s 38(3)cane supply and processing agreement ...sch def cane supply and processing agreement om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)closed mill ...sch def closed mill om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)closed mill cane ...sch def closed mill cane om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)collective agreement ...sch def collective agreement om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)collective contract means a collective contract under section 33.sch def collective contract ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(4), (8)commercial cane sugar ...sch def commercial cane sugar om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)commissioner ...sch def commissioner om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)Competition Code—

(a)for chapter 6, see section 236; or

(b)for chapter 8, part 7, see section 281.

sch def Competition Code sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(1), (5); 2005 No. 62 s 21competition legislation—

(a)for chapter 6, see section 236; or

(b)for chapter 8, part 7, see section 281.

sch def competition legislation sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(1), (5); 2005 No. 62 s 21consent process ...sch def consent process om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)corporation ...sch def corporation om 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 2crushing capacity ...sch def crushing capacity om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)crushing season means, for any calendar year, the season for the harvesting and crushing of cane starting in the year.current cane production area ...sch def current cane production area om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)current cane production board ...sch def current cane production board om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)current mill ...sch def current mill om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)decision includes an order and a direction.eligible collective ...sch def eligible collective ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(4)eligible person ...sch def eligible person ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)employment rights ...sch def employment rights ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)exemption ...sch def exemption ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exemption application ...sch def exemption application ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exemption certificate ...sch def exemption certificate ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exemption certificate details ...sch def exemption certificate details ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exemption conditions ...sch def exemption conditions ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exempt sugar ...sch def exempt sugar ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)exempt use ...sch def exempt use ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)expansion ...sch def expansion om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)GEI sugar marketing entity see section 33B(2)(d)(i).sch def GEI sugar marketing entity ins 2015 No. 32 s 10(2)GEI sugar marketing term see section 33B(2)(d)(i).sch def GEI sugar marketing term ins 2015 No. 32 s 10(2)grantee, of an access right, means the mill owner or grower to whom the access right is granted.sch def grantee ins 2008 No. 22 s 38(2)grant of unallocated hectares ...sch def grant of unallocated hectares om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)group of growers, for chapter 2, part 2, see section 33(1).sch def group of growers ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(4), (8)grower—

(a)generally, means a person who supplies cane to a mill; and

(b)may, if the context permits, include a person who proposes to supply cane to a mill.

sch def grower sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(2), (7); 2015 No. 32 s 10guidelines ...sch def guidelines om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)harvesting equity committee ...sch def harvesting equity committee om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)horizontal expansion ...sch def horizontal expansion om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)horizontal expansion process ...sch def horizontal expansion process om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)industrial association ...sch def industrial association ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)Industrial Relations Act ...sch def Industrial Relations Act ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)industry participant ...sch def industry participant amd 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)information notice ...sch def information notice om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)intention to contract ...sch def intention to contract ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(4)interest ...sch def interest om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)interested third party, for chapter 2, part 2, see section 30.sch def interested third party ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(4), (8)land included in a cane production area ...sch def land included in a cane production area om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)late exemption application ...sch def late exemption application ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)liabilities ...sch def liabilities ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)material personal interest ...sch def material personal interest sub 2003 No. 19 s 3 schom 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)mill means a building or other structure that is equipped for the manufacture of sugar from cane.sch def mill sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(2), (7)mill owner or owner of a mill means an entity owning or having the control of a mill including the manager, the managing director or other person controlling the business of a mill.mill supplier’s committee ...sch def mill supplier’s committee sub 2000 No. 25 s 17(1)–(2)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)negotiating team ...sch def negotiating team om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)non-approved cane ...sch def non-approved cane om 2003 No. 44 s 26(1)notice means written notice.number of hectares included in a cane production area ...sch def number of hectares included in a cane production area om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)obstructs includes assaults, threatens, abuses, insults, intimidates, hinders and attempts to obstruct.on-supply sugar, to which a supply contract relates, means the raw sugar manufactured, or to be manufactured, from the cane supplied, or to be supplied, under the supply contract.sch def on-supply sugar ins 2015 No. 32 s 10(2)on-user ...sch def on-user ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)party, to an access right, means the landholder for the land affected by the access right or the grantee of the access right.sch def party ins 2008 No. 22 s 38(2)payment scheme ...sch def payment scheme amd 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)penalty sugar ...sch def penalty sugar om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)periodic estimate ...sch def periodic estimate ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)periodic estimate day ...sch def periodic estimate day ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)permit to pass see section 63(2).pest ...sch def pest om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)pest infestation ...sch def pest infestation om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)pooled domestic contract ...sch def pooled domestic contract ins 2005 No. 62 s 21(2)om 2008 No. 22 s 38(1)pooled export contract see section 243(1).sch def pooled export contract ins 2005 No. 62 s 21(2)productivity increase ...sch def productivity increase om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)productivity increase process ...sch def productivity increase process om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)products includes by-products.proposed transfer day ...sch def proposed transfer day ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)QSL means Queensland Sugar Limited ACN 090 152 211.sch def QSL ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)Queensland Sugar Corporation ...sch def Queensland Sugar Corporation ins 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 2om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)raw sugar equivalent ...sch def raw sugar equivalent amd 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)receiving cane production board ...sch def receiving cane production board om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)receiving mill ...sch def receiving mill om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)register of easements ...sch def register of easements om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)registrar, in relation to an access right, means—

(a)if the access right relates to land included in a register kept under the Land Act 1994, the chief executive under that Act; or

(b)if the access right relates to land included in a register kept under the Land Title Act 1994, the registrar of titles.

sch def registrar ins 2008 No. 22 s 38(2)regulation process ...sch def regulation process om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)related body corporate see the Corporations Act, section 50.sch def related body corporate ins 2015 No. 32 s 10(2)repealed Act ...sch def repealed Act sub 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)replacement entity ...sch def replacement entity ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)research ...sch def research om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)sell, on-supply sugar, includes set a sale price for, market, export or otherwise arrange to sell, the sugar.sch def sell ins 2015 No. 32 s 10(2)settlement ...sch def settlement om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)STL ...sch def STL ins 2000 No. 25 s 17(2)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)sugar means all raw sugar, crystal sugar, sugar syrups, inverted syrups, liquid sugar and any other form of manufactured sugar other than the following—

(a)final molasses;

(b)a form of sugar manufactured from another form of sugar previously disposed of by QSL;

(c)sugar the source of which was grown outside Queensland.

sch def sugar amd 2000 No. 25 s 3(1) sch 1sugar cane means any plant or part of a plant, whether or not the part has been crushed, of the genus Saccharum or any hybrid of sugar cane.sch def sugar cane amd 2004 No. 3 s 36(9)Sugar Cane Assignment Register ...sch def Sugar Cane Assignment Register om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)Sugar Industry Tribunal ...sch def Sugar Industry Tribunal om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)suitable cane land ...sch def suitable cane land om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)supplier, for sugar, means a person who, immediately before the sugar is manufactured, owns the sugar cane from which the sugar is manufactured.sch def supplier ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)supply agreement ...sch def supply agreement om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)supply contract—

(a)means a written contract, complying with chapter 2, part 2, division 1, made between a grower and a mill owner for the supply of cane by the grower to the mill; and

(b)includes a supply contract taken to have been made under section 33A(10).

sch def supply contract ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(7)sub 2004 No. 3 s 36(4), (8); 2015 No. 32 s 10sustainable production means farming practices and systems that maintain or enhance—

(a)economic viability of production; and

(b)the natural resource base, that is, soil, land and water; and

(c)other ecosystems that are influenced by agricultural activities.

third party ...sch def third party om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)transfer ...sch def transfer om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)transfer day ...sch def transfer day ins 2003 No. 44 s 26(3)om 2004 No. 3 s 36(3)transitional assignment ...sch def transitional assignment om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)transitional easement ...sch def transitional easement om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)transitional permit ...sch def transitional permit om 2004 No. 3 s 36(1)unallocated ...sch def unallocated om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)use ...sch def use ins 2004 No. 3 s 36(6)om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)variation ...sch def variation om 2004 No. 3 s 36(2)verified ...sch def verified om 2005 No. 62 s 21(1)