Register of private land conservation agreements (sections 9.7(1)(c) and 9.11)
9.3 Register of private land conservation agreements (sections 9.7(1)(c) and 9.11)
The following information is required to be included in the public register of private land conservation agreements—
whether the agreement is a biodiversity stewardship agreement, a conservation agreement or a wildlife refuge agreement,
the names of the current and previous owners of the land to which the agreement relates during any period the agreement is in force,
the lot and deposited plan numbers of the land to which the agreement relates,
the local government area in which the land to which the agreement relates is situated,
any Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia subregion in which the land to which the agreement relates is situated,
a copy of the agreement (and any variation of the agreement),
a copy of the biodiversity assessment report that relates to the agreement,
a copy of any management plan prepared under the agreement (and any variation of the plan),
in the case of a biodiversity stewardship agreement—the number and class of biodiversity credits created in relation to the agreement,
any additional information the Environment Agency Head considers appropriate.
If a private land conservation agreement ceases to be in force, the public register of private land conservation agreements is to continue to contain the information relating to the agreement immediately before it ceased to be in force. The information is to be kept separately from information about agreements that are in force.
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