Recovery of costs incurred
25O Recovery of costs incurred
This section applies to a service provider who—
under a water supply emergency declaration or a water supply emergency regulation—
is directed to pay the cost of carrying out measures, achieving outcomes or works carried out by the coordinator-general; or
may recover contributions by the State; or
under a regulation made under section 25J(2)(b), incurs costs in completing or discontinuing actions taken under a water supply emergency regulation; or
under section 25N(5), is liable to pay an appointee’s costs; or
under a regulation made under the State Development Act, section 134 or 154, is required to pay costs incurred by or for the coordinator-general.
The service provider may, to the extent stated in the declaration or regulation, recover from the service provider’s customers or other service providers—
the contributions made by the State; and
the costs mentioned in subsection (1) to the extent they are approved by the Minister; and
the rate of return.
Subsection (2) applies despite—
any condition of the service provider’s authority under this Act to take or interfere with water; or
any provision to the contrary in a supply contract, or a contract for the supply of registered services, between the service provider and the service provider’s customers or other service providers; or
the pricing arrangements in a relevant notice mentioned in section 1137 or a regulation amending a relevant notice; or
any direction given under section 999.
The service provider may recover, as a debt due to the service provider, any amount the service provider is entitled to recover under subsection (2).
This provision refers to the regulations (a regulation
). Made under this Act:
- Water Plan (Baffle Creek Basin) 2010 · Regulation
- Water Plan (Barron) 2023 · Regulation
- Water Plan (Border Rivers and Moonie) 2019 · Regulation
21 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum
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