Fossicking Act 1994

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Nature Conservation and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2015

This bill rolls back several 2013 changes to Queensland's nature conservation laws to strengthen protection of national parks. It restores 'conservation of nature' as the sole purpose of the Nature Conservation Act 1992, brings back three distinct classes of protected area with their own management rules, and restores the requirement for public consultation before management plans are changed.

27/10/2015· PASSED with amendment· Hon Dr S Miles MP
EnvironmentFirst NationsRegional Queensland
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Mineral and Energy Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill overhauls Queensland's framework for managing the coexistence of resources, renewable energy and agricultural industries. It creates a new system for assessing and compensating CSG-induced subsidence damage to farmland, broadens Queensland's coexistence institutions to cover renewable energy, modernises the Financial Provisioning Scheme for mine rehabilitation, and streamlines regulatory processes across more than a dozen resources-related Acts.

18/4/2024· PASSED with amendment· Hon S Stewart MP
EnvironmentBusiness & EconomyRegional Queensland
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Nature Conservation (Special Wildlife Reserves) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018

This bill creates a new type of protected area called a 'special wildlife reserve' that lets private landholders permanently protect their land with the same legal standing as a national park. It also strengthens Great Barrier Reef regulation and streamlines how conservation agreements are handled when land tenure changes.

15/2/2018· PASSED with amendment· Hon L Enoch MP
EnvironmentRegional Queensland
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Nature Conservation (Special Wildlife Reserves) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2017

This bill creates a new kind of protected area in Queensland called a 'special wildlife reserve', letting private landholders lock in permanent, national-park-level protection over land of outstanding conservation value while keeping it in private ownership. It also makes sure existing conservation agreements on leasehold land are not lost when the lease is renewed, converted or transferred, and closes a small regulatory gap for activities straddling Queensland and Commonwealth waters in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

14/6/2017· Lapsed· Hon Dr S Miles MP
Environment