Environmental Protection Act 1994

A plan of operations must—

be in the approved form; and

describe the following—

each petroleum lease for the environmental authority;

the land to which each petroleum lease relates;

the land to which the plan applies; and

state the period to which the plan applies (the plan period); and

include the following—

a map showing where all petroleum activities are to be carried out on the land;

an action program for complying with the conditions of the environmental authority;

a program for the rehabilitation of land disturbed or proposed to be disturbed under each petroleum lease;

the matters prescribed under an environmental protection policy or by regulation; and

be accompanied by a compliance statement for the plan; and

be accompanied by the fee prescribed by regulation.

A compliance statement under subsection (1)(e) must—

state the extent to which the plan complies with the conditions of the environmental authority; and

be made—

if the holder is an individual—by the holder; or

if the holder is a corporation—by an executive officer of the corporation.

The plan period can not be longer than 5 years.

A proposed plan of operations may relate to 1 or more petroleum leases.