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GENERAL 1274 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

TABLE OF PROVISIONS Private Advertisements Government and Outer Budget Sector Land Act 1958 – RMIT 1276 Agencies Notices 1280 Dissolution of Partnership Orders in Council 1348 Barry Brothers Gardening 1276 Acts: County Court; Lukaitis Partners 1276 Flora and Fauna Guarantee; Livestock Disease Control; Estates of Deceased Persons Plant Health and Plant Products; A. B. Natoli Pty 1276 Project Development and Anthony Rose & Mainwaring 1276 Construction Management; Beckwith Cleverdon Rees 1277 Water Industry; Bowman & Knox 1277 Wildlife De Marco Lawyers 1277 Obtainables 1354 Equity Trustees Ltd 1277 Henderson & Ball 1277 Nicholas O’Donohue & Co. 1277 Sandhurst Trustees Limited 1278 Verna A. Cook 1278 White Cleland Pty Ltd 1278 Sale by the Sheriff Desa & Karol Hegedis 1278 Kemp John Wood 1279

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PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS Land Act 1958 Re: FRANCESCA CALAFIORE, late of 289 NOTICE Lower Plenty Road, Rosanna, Victoria, retired, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (ABN 49 781 030 034) Creditors, next-of-kin and others having has applied for a lease pursuant to section 134A claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, of the Land Act 1958 for a term of 50 years who died on 29 February 2012, are required by the in respect of Crown Allotment 2281, Parish of trustees, Guiseppe Calafiore, Paola Gianninito Melbourne North, on OP 123207 containing and Paolo Calafiore, to send particulars to the 37.2 m² as a site for purposes associated with the trustees, care of the undermentioned solicitors, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. by a date not later than two months from the date of publication hereof, after which date the DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP trustees may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which they The partnership between Christopher have notice. Kenneth Barry and Gregory John Barry, trading as Barry Brothers Gardening, was dissolved on A. B. NATOLI PTY, solicitors, 18 May 2012 and will be carried on solely by 24 Cotham Road, Kew 3101. Christopher Barry. Re: SOULIO NAKIS, late of 29 Southey DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Street, Elwood, Victoria, retired, deceased. Take notice that the legal practice conducted Creditors, next-of-kin and others having by Joseph Leo Lukaitis and Andrew Timothy claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, Zilinskas, trading as Lukaitis Partners, Solicitors who died on 11 February 2012, are required & Notary, at 123 Church Street, Hawthorn, by the trustees, Dimitrios Nakis and Dionisios Victoria 3122, will cease trading on 30 June Nakis, to send particulars to the trustees, care of 2012. From 1 July 2012 Andrew Zilinskas will the undermentioned solicitors, by a date not later conduct his legal practice under the trading than two months from the date of publication name of Somerwood Lawyers from 56 Somers hereof, after which date the trustees may convey Street, Burwood, Victoria 3125, and Joseph or distribute the assets, having regard only to the Lukaitis will conduct his legal practice under the claims of which they have notice. trading name of Lukaitis Lawyers, Solicitors & A. B. NATOLI PTY, solicitors, Notary, at 123 Church Street, Hawthorn, Victoria 24 Cotham Road, Kew 3101. 3122. MOLLY RUSSELL PILLAR, late of 10–14 Re: RICHARD LAWRENCE BUTLER, late Pretoria Street, Balwyn, Victoria, deceased. of 71 Scott Street, Dandenong, Victoria, retired, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having deceased. claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having who died on 4 April 2011, are required by claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, Elizabeth Anne Bare and Robin Lesley who died on 31 March 2012, are required by the Anderson, the executrices of the Will of the trustees, Peta Lois Rose and David Lawrence deceased, to send particulars of their claims to Butler, to send particulars to the trustees, care of them, care of the undermentioned solicitors, by the undermentioned solicitors, by a date not later Monday 27 August 2012, after which date the than two months from the date of publication executrices may convey or distribute the assets, hereof, after which date the trustees may convey having regard only to the claims of which they or distribute the assets, having regard only to the then had notice. claims of which they have notice. ANTHONY ROSE & MAINWARING, A. B. NATOLI PTY, solicitors, solicitors, 24 Cotham Road, Kew 3101. 122 Bridport Street, Albert Park, Victoria 3206. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1277

ROBERT GODFREY SALAS, late of 33 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Lansell Road, Toorak, in the State of Victoria, claims against the estate of MARGARET retired, deceased. ELIZABETH BARRETT, late of 3 Cirrus Close, Hampton Park, Victoria, home duties, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having deceased, who died on 28 January 2012, are claims in respect of the estate of the abovenamed required to send particulars of their claims to the deceased, who died on 22 December 2011, undermentioned executor by 21 August 2012, are required to send particulars thereof to the after which date the executor will proceed to executor, care of the undermentioned solicitors, distribute the assets, having regard only to the on or before 22 August 2012, after which date claims of which it shall then have had notice. the executor may convey or distribute the assets, EQUITY TRUSTEES LTD, having regard only to the claims of which he Level 2, 575 Bourke Street, Melbourne 3000. then has notice. BECKWITH CLEVERDON REES, solicitors, Re: GWENDOLINE MYRTLE STEWART, 294 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having MISS PHYLLIS ECKEL, late of Unit claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, 14, ‘Rice Village’, 2–26 Marshalltown Road, who died on 9 December 2011, are required by the trustee, John Stephen Hart, care of Henderson Marshall, in the State of Victoria, spinster, & Ball, lawyers, 17 Cotham Road, Kew, to send deceased. particulars to the trustee by 31 August 2012, after Creditors, next-of-kin and all others having which date the trustee may convey or distribute claims in respect of the deceased, who died on 4 the assets, having regard only to the claims of March 2012, are required by the executor, John which the trustee has notice. Francis Inglis, to whom Probate of the deceased’s HENDERSON & BALL, Will has been granted, to send particulars of such 17 Cotham Road, Kew 3101. claims to the said executor or to his lawyers, Bowman & Knox, 32 Fenwick Street, Geelong, Re: MARGARET MORTON, late of Victoria 3220, by 21 August 2012, after which Tannoch Brae Hostel, 120 Townsend Road, date the executor will distribute the assets, Whittington (formerly St Albans Park), Victoria, having regard only to the claims of which he home duties, deceased. then has notice. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claim in respect of the estate of the deceased, Re: VIOLET DOROTHY THOMPSON, who died on 10 May 2012, are required by late of 63 Toora Drive, Westmeadows, Victoria, the executors, Caroline Morton (in the Will home duties, deceased. called Caroline Grace Morton), Graeme Morton, Francis James Lynch and Michael Creditors, next-of-kin and others having John Clarebrough, the Directors of Nodco Pty claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, Ltd, ACN 088 262 506, of 180 Queen Street, who died on 22 January 2012, are required Melbourne, Victoria, to send particulars to them by the trustee, Peter James Thompson, to by 30 August 2012, after which date they may send particulars to the trustee, care of the convey or distribute the assets, having regard undermentioned solicitors, within sixty days only to the claims of which they have notice. from the publication hereof, after which date NICHOLAS O’DONOHUE & CO., lawyers, the trustee may convey or distribute the assets, 180 Queen Street, Melbourne 3000. having regard only to the claims of which the Ref: MAL:2093265 trustee has notice. DE MARCO LAWYERS, Re: ALEXANDER CHARLES REDDAN, 794A Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy 3046. deceased, late of Capel Sands Aged Care, 8–16 Capel Avenue, Rosebud, Victoria, formerly of 11 Tudor Road, Rosebud, Victoria, and formerly MARGARET ELIZABETH BARRETT, of 37 Grenville Grove, West Rosebud, Victoria, deceased. gentleman. 1278 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claim in respect of the estate of the deceased, claims against the estate of AUDREY who died on 1 June 2012, are required by the WINIFRED NORTH (also known as Audrey executor, Francis James Lynch, the senior Winifred Pickett), late of Apartment 37, 123 director of Nodco Pty Ltd, ACN 088 262 506, Whalley Drive, Wheelers Hill, Victoria, widow, of 180 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria, the deceased, who died on 26 October 2011, are successor to Francis James Lynch, the senior required to send particulars of their claims to the partner, at the time of death of the deceased, executors, care of the undermentioned solicitor, of Nicholas O’Donohue & Co., of 180 Queen by 24 August 2012, after which date the Street, Melbourne, Victoria, the executor, of executors will proceed to distribute the assets, 180 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria, to send having regard only to the claims of which they particulars to them by 30 August 2012, after shall then have had notice. which date they may convey or distribute the VERNA A. COOK, solicitor, assets, having regard only to the claims of which 5/8 St Andrews Street, Brighton 3186. they have notice. NICHOLAS O’DONOHUE & CO., 180 Queen Street, Melbourne 3000. Re: RUTH MARION DOIG, deceased. Ref: MAL:2093325 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 22 February 2012, are required by Re: CATHERINE ANNE GAAL, deceased. the trustees, Christopher David Galagher and Creditors, next-of-kin, and others having Rod Brian Evenden, to send particulars to the claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, trustees, care of the undermentioned solicitors, who died on 13 January 2012, are required by the by 21 August 2012, after which date the trustees trustee, Sandhurst Trustees Limited, ACN 004 may convey or distribute the assets, having 030 737, of 18 View Street, Bendigo, Victoria, to regard only to the claims of which the trustees send particulars to the trustee by 30 November have notice. 2012, after which date the trustee may convey WHITE CLELAND PTY LTD, solicitors, or distribute the assets, having regard only to the Level 3, 454 Nepean Highway, Frankston 3199. claims of which the trustee has notice. Ref: LH. SANDHURST TRUSTEES LIMITED, 18 View Street, Bendigo 3550. ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE BY THE SHERIFF Re: HEATHER JEAN MOREY, deceased. On Thursday 26 July 2012 at 2.30 pm in the afternoon at the Sheriff’s Office, 444 Swanston Creditors, next-of-kin, and others having Street, Carlton (unless process be stayed or claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, satisfied). who died on 16 February 2012, are required by the trustee, Sandhurst Trustees Limited, All the estate and interest (if any) of Desa ACN 004 030 737, of 18 View Street, Bendigo, Hegedis of 49 Lyndhurst Road, Gladstone Park, Victoria, to send particulars to the trustee by 6 joint proprietor with Karol Hegedis of an estate December 2012, after which date the trustee in fee simple in the land described on Certificate may convey or distribute the assets, having of Title Volume 09041 Folio 362 upon which is erected a residential dwelling known as regard only to the claims of which the trustee 49 Lyndhurst Road, Gladstone Park. has notice. Covenant F592721 affects the said estate SANDHURST TRUSTEES LIMITED, and interest. 18 View Street, Bendigo 3550. Terms – Full payment at fall of the hammer. Cash, Eftpos (debit cards only), bank cheque or AUDREY WINIFRED NORTH (also known solicitors trust account cheque. No credit cards. as Audrey Winifred Pickett), deceased. There are no exceptions to these terms. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1279

Contact Sheriff’s Asset Administration Services on (03) 9947 1539 or realestatesection@ justice.vic.gov.au for enquiries. SHERIFF

ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE BY THE SHERIFF On Thursday 26 July 2012 at 2.30 pm in the afternoon at the Sheriff’s Office, 444 Swanston Street, Carlton (unless process be stayed or satisfied). All the estate and interest (if any) of Kemp John Wood of 8 Begg Street, Kyneton, sole proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land described in the following properties: Firstly:– Certificate of Title Volume 02433 Folio 541 and Volume 05363 Folio 484 upon which is erected a residence known collectively as 8 Begg Street, Kyneton. Registered Mortgage (Dealing No. AC148414G), Registered Mortgage (Dealing No. AD542063D) affect the said estate and interest. Secondly:– Certificate of Title Volume 08443 Folio 518 upon which is erected a residence known as 137 Reservoir Road, Sunbury. Registered Mortgage (Dealing No. AF774191F) affects the said estate and interest. Payment Terms – Full payment at fall of hammer. Cash, Eftpos (debit cards only), bank cheque or solicitors trust account cheque. No credit cards. There are no exceptions to these terms. Contact Sheriff’s Asset Administration Services on (03) 9947 1539 or realestatesection@ justice.vic.gov.au for enquiries. SHERIFF 1280 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

GOVERNMENT AND OUTER BUDGET SECTOR AGENCIES NOTICES MORELAND CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance Pursuant to section 206 and schedule 10, clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989, the Moreland City Council, at its ordinary meeting held on 13 June 2012, formed the opinion that that part of the road adjoining 101–103 and 105 Snell Grove, Oak Park, shown hatched on the plan below, more specifically being the airspace above a height of 4.6 m above the highest point of the road (70.5 AHD), is not reasonably required as a road for public use and resolved to discontinue the road and to sell the land (being the airspace) from the road by private treaty to the abutting property owner.

PETER BROWN Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1281

Proposed Re-naming of Kooyong Park, Kooyong Notice is hereby given that in accordance with section 206(1) and schedule 10, clause 5(1)(a) of the Local Government Act 1989, Council, at its meeting of 21 May 2012, resolved to re-name Kooyong Park, the Sir Zelman Cowen Park. Location Plan

Council invites any submissions on this proposal. Submissions should be forwarded in writing to the City of Stonnington, PO Box 21, Prahran 3181, by 5 pm on 23 July 2012 for Council consideration. Should you have any query regarding this proposal please contact Mrs Thewlis on 8290 1333. WARREN ROBERTS Chief Executive Officer 1282 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Road Deviation Acting under section 206 and schedule 10, clause 2 of the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act), the Strathbogie Shire Council, at its meeting on Tuesday 21 February 2012, determined to deviate a section of the Mitchellstown Road reserve, approximately 7 kms west of the Goulburn Valley Highway, in the Parish of Mitchell, which is hatched on the plan below. Under clause 2(2) of schedule 10 of the Act, consent was obtained on 14 May 2012 from the Minister for Environment and Climate Change as the responsible Minister administering the Land Act 1958 (under delegated authority), to the proposed deviation and land exchange as shown on the accompanying plan. The road reserve is to be altered on title to accord with the physical occupation and location of the existing constructed road. The land in the existing road reserve is proposed to be transferred to the adjoining owner in exchange for the land upon which the road is actually constructed. In accordance with the provisions of clause 2(2) of schedule 10 of the Act, the land shown hatched on the accompanying plan is deemed road in exchange for the land shown cross-hatched.

STEVE CRAWCOUR Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1283

Dog Off Lead Order Order made pursuant to the: Domestic Animals Act 1994 Passed by Council Resolution 28 May 2012 In accordance with the Domestic Animals Act 1994, from 29 May 2012 in all public places within the City of Wyndham, all dogs must be restrained by means of chain, cord or leash sufficient to control and restrain the dog except in the following areas in the City of Wyndham which are designated as Off Lead Areas where dogs may be off lead, provided that the conditions of use in this Order are complied with: Werribee Bulban Road – north side, west of Flemington Crescent. Werribee River track between Chirnside Park and the Maltby Bypass. Easement South Ring Road between Maltby Bypass and Duncans Road. Rear of the Civic Centre. Floodway between Ballan and Heaths Roads. Reserve between Diversion Weir and Redgum Close. Geelong Road between both entrances to Westleigh Drive and to the roundabout at Wests Road, Werribee. Wyndham Vale Presidents Park from the dog obedience building east to the riverbank and north to the parks boundary. Hoppers Crossing Drainage reserve from Hogans Road and through to Sayers Road. Cambridge Reserve between Heaths Road and terminating at the rear of Sutton Close except from 8.00–9.30 am and 3.00–4.30 pm Monday to Friday. D1 Drainage reserve between Derrimut Road and Willmott Drive except from 8.00–9.30 am and 3.00–4.30 pm Monday to Friday. Werribee South Eastern side of the marina to the start of Cunninghams Road. Point Cook Council Sports Oval at the corner of Prudence Parade and Malibu Boulevard, Point Cook, from 6 am–3 pm Monday to Friday only, after a 12-month trial period at this site at which time it may be revoked by Council. Purpose built dog off lead park in Saltwater Reserve, Point Cook. Tarneit Southern side of Baden Powell Drive, bounded by the Baden Powell College to the east and the creek bed to its southern side and Derrimut Road to the west except from 8.00–9.30 am and 3.00–4.30 pm Monday to Friday. Transitional Period: For a period of three (3) months commencing from 29 May 2012, existing ‘Off Lead’ Areas in the City of Wyndham may continue to be used as ‘Off Lead’ Areas, provided that the conditions of use in the Order are complied with. At the end of the period (31 August 2012), only the ‘Off Lead’ Areas identified in the Order and signed as ‘Off Lead’ Areas may continue to be used as ‘Off Lead’ Areas for dogs. 1284 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Conditions of Use: For the purposes of these conditions of use and the enforcement of them, the person who is with the dog at an ‘Off Lead’ area is referred to as ‘the handler’. The handler of a dog using an ‘Off Lead’ area must comply with the following conditions of use at all times: 1) The dog must be and remain ‘on lead’: a) until both the handler and the dog have physically entered the ‘Off Lead’ area; and b) when the handler and the dog exit the ‘Off Lead’ area. 2) The handler must have a dog lead in their possession at all times when in the ‘Off Lead’ areas. The lead must be a chain, cord or leash and capable of restraining the dog. 3) The dog’s current registration tag must be on the dog’s collar whether the collar is on the dog or attached to the lead in the handler’s possession. 4) When the dog is allowed ‘Off Lead’, it must remain in both visual and audible range of the handler at all times so that the dog can be effectively recalled to the handler when required. 5) When another person or another dog is approaching, the handler must recall their dog and effectively restrain it until the other person or other dog have moved on to a safe distance. 6) At no time must the handler allow the dog to enter any waterways that may be within the ‘Off Lead’ area. 7) The handler must ensure that the dog does not attack, chase or interfere with any wildlife in the ‘Off Lead’ area. 8) The handler must not allow any dog under their control to be ‘Off Lead’ if it is known to be: dog aggressive; person aggressive; unsocialised with other dogs or animals; attracted to objects in motion such as bicycle tyres; or in season. 9) Clause 54 of Local Law 16 requires that a person using Council Land must comply with requirements applying to the use of that Council Land, including complying with any direction of an Authorised Officer. If an Authorised Officer prohibits a dog being off lead in an ‘Off Lead’ area until the Authorised Officer is satisfied that the handler is able to effectively recall and control the dog, the handler must not allow the dog to be off lead in an ‘Off Lead’ area. The penalties for non compliance under Local Law 16 apply if this condition is breached. 10) Clause 52 of Local Law 16 requires that the handler must not allow any part of the animal’s waste to remain on any public place or road. The handler must have in their possession a device suitable for the removal of any waste left by the dog. The penalties for non compliance under Local Law 16 apply if this condition is breached. 11) All areas declared to be ‘Off Lead’ areas and signed as such may be used at any time except where usage time constraints are prescribed in this Order. Notification: The resolution for the making of this Order was decided by Wyndham City Council on 28 May 2012. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1285

Road Management Act 2004 PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF Road Management Act 2004 ROAD MANAGEMENT PLAN Proposed Amendment of In accordance with section 54(6) of the Road Management Plan Road Management Act 2004 (Act), the Baw In accordance with section 54(6) of the Baw Shire Council (Council) gives notice that Road Management Act 2004, and the Road it intends to amend its road management plan. Management (General) Regulations 2005, The purpose and general purport of the Brimbank City Council gives notice that it proposed amendment is to update the structure intends to amend its Road Management Plan. and content of the road management plan and The purpose and general purport of the to amend selected standards relating to the proposed amendment is to update Council’s inspection, maintenance and repair of roads. Road Management Plan to reflect current The proposed amendment will apply to all of practices, resource capability and reasonable the roads and classes of roads to which the road standards of service delivery. management plan applies. The proposed amendment will apply to all of A copy of the proposed amendment may the roads and classes of roads to which the Road be inspected at or obtained from the Council’s Management Plan applies. Municipal Offices, Civic Place, Warragul, A copy of the proposed amendment may between 8.30 am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday, be inspected at, or obtained from, Council’s or accessed online by viewing the Council’s Customer Service Centres at Harvester, website (www.bawbawshire.vic.gov.au) and Keilor, Watergardens, or accessed online at following the links. www.brimbank.vic.gov.au Any person who is aggrieved by the proposed Any person who is aggrieved by the amendment may make a submission on the proposed amendment may make a submission proposed amendment addressed to the Chief on the proposed amendment to the Council by Executive Officer, Baw Baw Shire Council, PO 17 July 2012. Box 304, Warragul, Victoria 3820, by Friday 20 Submissions should be addressed to: Manager July 2012. Asset Services, Brimbank City Council, PO A person who has made a submission and Box 70, Sunshine 3020, or by email to info@ requested that they be heard in support of their brimbank.vic.gov.au submission is entitled to appear in person or by A person who has made a submission and a person acting on their behalf before a meeting requested that they be heard in support of their of the Council, the day, time and place of which submission is entitled to appear in person, or be will be advised. represented by a person acting on their behalf, Any enquiries about the proposed amendment before a meeting of the Council or Committee can be directed to Teck Ting on telephone of Council, the day, time and place of which (03) 5624 2411. will be advised. HELEN ANSTIS NICHOLAS FOA Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer 1286 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Adopted Road Management Plan Council has adopted a Road Management Road Management Act 2004 Plan under the Road Management Act 2004 Review of Council’s Road Management Plan (Act) at the meeting held on 12 June 2012. The purpose of the proposed Road In accordance with section 54(5) of the Management Plan (referred to further as the Road Management Act 2004, the Wellington Plan) is to establish procedures and systems for Shire Council gives notice that it intends to the management of public roads. The Council conduct a review of its Road Management Plan is a road authority under the Act. As such, it is (2009). responsible for carrying out the management The purpose of the Review, consistent with functions on local roads i.e. all roads within the role, functions and responsibilities of the the municipal area of the City of Greater Council as a road authority under the Act, is Dandenong, other than EastLink and main roads to ensure that the standards in relation to, and such as VicRoads arterials and freeways. the priorities to be given to, the inspection, In terms of the Act, a road authority shall maintenance and repair of the roads (including carry out its road management functions based footpaths) and the classes of roads (and footpaths) on policy and operational objectives. The Act to which the Council’s Road Management Plan requires Council to set appropriate standards applies are safe, efficient and appropriate for use for the discharge of its road management duties by the community served by the Council. based on available resources. It also requires The Review will apply to all of the roads Council to monitor its performance in delivering (including footpaths) and classes of roads (and the functions. footpaths) to which the Road Management Plan The Plan sets out these policies, objectives applies. and relevant standards in relation to the discharge of the City of Greater Dandenong’s A copy of Council’s current Road road management duties. Plan also includes Management Plan may be inspected at, or details of the management system that Council obtained from, the Council’s Service Centres intends to implement to inspect, maintain and at 70 Foster Street, Sale, and 156 Grant Street, repair public roads and ancillary areas for Yarram, or accessed online by viewing the which it is the coordinating road authority or Council’s website, www.wellington.vic.gov.au the responsible road authority. The Plan also Any person may make a submission, in specifies priorities adopted by Council after writing, on the proposed review to Wellington due consideration of available resources. It also Shire Council’s Chief Executive Officer (PO includes any matters that a relevant Code of Box 506, Sale 3850) by 24 July 2012. Practice specifies should be included in a road DAVID MORCOM management plan. Chief Executive Officer The Plan may be viewed on our website at www.greaterdandenong.com or a copy may be collected between 9 am and 5 pm Monday to YARRA RANGES SHIRE COUNCIL Friday, from the Greater Dandenong Council Proposal to Make Local Law – Service Centres at any one of the following General Provisions Local Law 2012 locations: 39 Clow Street, Dandenong; Shop A7, Parkmore Shopping Centre, Keysborough; In accordance with section 119 of the Local 397–405 Springvale Road, Springvale; The Government Act 1989 (The Act), Yarra Ranges Paddy O’Donoghue Centre, 18–32 Buckley Shire Council gives notice of its intention to Street, Noble Park. make the General Provisions Local Law 2012 (No. 1 of 2012). Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1287

The purpose of the proposed Local Law is Any person making a submission is entitled to: to request in the submission that they wish a) replace the existing General Provisions to appear in person, or to be represented by a Local Law 2010, Animal Control Local person specified in the submission, at a meeting Law 2007, Streets and Roads Local Law to be heard in support of that submission. 2005, Scaregun Control Local Law 2002 and Consumption of Liquor in a Public Place Any person requesting to appear in person or Local Law 2007; to be represented by a person specified in his or b) provide for the peace, order and good her submission will be notified of the day, time government of the municipal district; and and place of the meeting of the Council or of a c) promote a physical and social environment committee determined by the Council to hear free from hazards to health in which the submissions. residents of the municipal district can enjoy All submissions will be considered in a quality of life that meets the general accordance with section 223 of The Act. expectations of the community. The general purport of the proposed Local Submitters should be aware that submissions Law is to: (including submitters’ names and addresses) are a) provide Council administrative powers to required to be available for public inspection for manage streets and roads, vehicles, street a period of twelve months. naming and numbering, trading from a road Following consideration of submissions or to a person on a road, activities in Council may resolve to make the proposed public places, obstructions on roads, Council Local Law with or without amendment or to not land and public places, shopping trolleys, behaviour in public places, consumption of make the Local Law. liquor, noise control, scareguns, protection GLENN PATTERSON of Council roads and land, private premises, Chief Executive Officer animals, building and construction sites, management of parking, disposal of waste, trade wastes, use of Council land and Planning and Environment Act 1987 municipal buildings, and prohibition of smoking; BAW BAW PLANNING SCHEME b) prohibit, regulate and control activities, Notice of Preparation of Amendment events, practices or behaviour in public Amendment C88 places so that no detriment is caused to the amenity of the neighbourhood, nor nuisance Authorisation A02282 to a Person nor detrimental effect to a The Baw Baw Shire Council has prepared Person’s Property; and Amendment C88 to the Baw Baw Planning c) protect Council’s assets and land and to Scheme. regulate their use. In accordance with section 8A(3) of the A copy of the Local Law and an explanatory Planning and Environment Act 1987, the document setting out details of the proposed Minister for Planning authorised the Baw Baw local law can be obtained from the Shire Office, Anderson Street, Lilydale, or from the other Shire Council as planning authority to prepare Yarra Ranges Community Links at Healesville, the Amendment. Monbulk, Upwey and Yarra Junction, or on The Minister also authorised the Baw Baw Council’s website, www.yarraranges.vic.gov.au Shire Council to approve the Amendment under Any person affected by the proposed section 35B of the Act. Local Law may make a submission under section 223 of The Act. Any person wishing The land affected by the Amendment is: to make a submission must do so in writing 100 Buln Buln Road, Drouin, being Lots to the undersigned by Friday 20 July 2012. 15 and 16 LP5440, Lot 1 TP161448, Lot 1 Submissions should be addressed to: Public TP166225 and Lot 1 TP916025; and Submission, The Chief Executive Officer, Yarra Ranges Shire Council, Anderson Street (PO a portion of Buln Buln Road adjacent to Box 105), Lilydale, Victoria 3140 or mail@ the north-west boundary of the subject land yarraranges.vic.gov.au being Lot 1 TP80563 and Lot 1 TP80562. 1288 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

The Amendment proposes to: In accordance with section 8A(3) of the rezone 100 Buln Buln Road from Farming Planning and Environment Act 1987, the Zone to Residential 1 Zone; Minister for Planning authorised the Greater delete the Environmental Significance Shepparton City Council as planning authority Overlay Schedule 1 (ESO1) – High Quality to prepare the Amendment. Agricultural Land from Lot 15 and part of The Minister also authorised the Greater Lot 16 LP 5440, part of Lot 1 TP161448 and Shepparton City Council to approve the part of Lot 1 TP916025; Amendment under section 35B of the Act. introduce the Design and Development The land affected by the Amendment is 7977 Overlay (DDO) at clause 43.02; Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla. include schedule DDO3 to clause 43.02 – The Amendment proposes to rezone the land Design and Development Overlay; from the Residential 1 Zone to the Business 4 apply the Design and Development Overlay Zone. to all the subject land; You may inspect the Amendment, any modify the Drouin Structure Plan in clause documents that support the Amendment and the 22.02 – Settlement Policies to show 100 explanatory report about the Amendment, free of Buln Buln Road included in the Residential charge, at the following locations: during office 1 Zone; and hours, at the office of the planning authority, revise the schedule to clause 61.03. Greater Shepparton City Council Offices, You may inspect the Amendment, any Welsford Street, Shepparton; at the Department of documents that support the Amendment and the Planning and Community Development website, explanatory report about the Amendment, free www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection; of charge, at the following locations: during and at the Greater Shepparton City Council office hours, at the office of the planning website, www.greatershepparton.com.au authority, Baw Baw Shire Council; Warragul Any person who may be affected by the Customer Service Centre, 61 Smith Street, Amendment may make a submission to the Warragul; Drouin Customer Service Centre, planning authority. 33 Young Street, Drouin; Trafalgar Customer In accordance with Part 3, section 21(2) Service Centre, Princes Highway, Trafalgar; and of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 at the Department of Planning and Community Development website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ requires that the planning authority must make planning/publicinspection a copy of every submission (including personal information of the submitter) available at its Any person who may be affected by the office for any person to inspect during office Amendment may make a submission to the hours free of charge until two months after the planning authority. Amendment comes into operation or lapses. The closing date for submissions is 21 July The closing date for submissions is 6 August 2012. A submission must be sent to the Baw Baw Shire Council, PO Box 304, Warragul 2012. A submission must be sent to the Greater 3820. Shepparton City Council, Locked Bag 1000, Shepparton, Victoria 3632. HELEN ANSTIS Chief Executive Officer COLIN KALMS Manager Planning & Development

Planning and Environment Act 1987 Planning and Environment Act 1987 GREATER SHEPPARTON PLANNING SCHEME LATROBE PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Preparation of Amendment Notice of Preparation of Amendment Amendment C163 Amendment C76 Authorisation A02237 Authorisation A02195 The Greater Shepparton City Council has The Latrobe City Council has prepared prepared Amendment C163 to the Greater Amendment C76 to the Latrobe Planning Shepparton Planning Scheme. Scheme. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1289

In accordance with section 8A(3) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 Planning and Environment Act 1987, the MAROONDAH PLANNING SCHEME Minister for Planning authorised the Latrobe Notice of the Preparation of an City Council as planning authority to prepare Amendment to a Planning Scheme and the Amendment. Notice of an Application for Planning Permit The land affected by the Amendment is 515 Given Under Section 96C of the Hazelwood Estate Road, Churchill (Certificate Planning and Environment Act 1987 of Title Volume 10322 and Folio 995 being Amendment C85 Lot A PS 402920). Authorisation A02338 The Amendment proposes to: Planning Permit Application M/2011/1104 rezone part of land at 515 Hazelwood Estate The land affected by the Amendment is Road, Churchill, from Farming Zone (FZ) to 1 Kent Avenue, 5–15 Kent Avenue and 17–19 Kent Avenue in Croydon, known as ‘Croydon Residential 1 Zone (R1Z); Central’. apply the Development Plan Overlay The land affected by the application for Schedule 5 (DPO5) to part of land at 515 planning permit is 1 Kent Avenue, 5–15 Kent Hazelwood Estate Road, Churchill; Avenue and 17–19 Kent Avenue in Croydon update the Schedule to Clause 61.03 to insert known as ‘Croydon Central’. new Planning Scheme Map No. 92DPO to The Amendment proposes to rezone some the Latrobe Planning Scheme; and segments of the land from the Mixed Use Zone (MUZ) and the Residential 1 Zone (R1Z) amend Clause 21.05 to replace Subclause to the Business 1 Zone (B1Z) and apply a 21.05-3 Specific Main Town Strategies – Development Plan Overlay (DPO6) over the Churchill and amend the Churchill Structure entire site. Plan. The application is for a permit to develop You may inspect the Amendment, any the site for a variety of retail stores increasing documents that support the Amendment and the the total floor space from 9,500 square metres explanatory report about the Amendment, free to 28,200 square metres. The total number of car of charge, at the following locations: during parks will be increased from 750 to 1,630. office hours, at the office of the planning Pratt Retail Properties Pty Ltd have requested authority, Latrobe City Council Offices, 141 the Amendment. Commercial Road, Morwell, Victoria 3844; The applicant for the planning permit is Pratt 34–38 Kay Street, Traralgon, Victoria 3840; Retail Properties Pty Ltd. 9–11 Philip Parade, Churchill, Victoria 3842; You may inspect the Amendment, the 44 Albert Street, Moe, Victoria 3825; and at explanatory report about the Amendment, the the Department of Planning and Community application, and any documents that support the Development website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ Amendment and the application, including the proposed permit, free of charge, at the following planning/publicinspection locations: at the offices of the planning authority, Any person who may be affected by the Maroondah City Council at the following Amendment may make a submission to the locations: City Offices Service Centre, Braeside planning authority. Avenue, Ringwood; Eastland Service Centre, Level 2, Shop G104, Eastland Shopping Centre, The closing date for submissions is Monday Ringwood; Civic Square Services Centre, 30 July 2012. A submission must be sent to Civic Square, Croydon; Croydon Library, the Leah Harper, Acting Strategic Planner, PO Civic Square, Croydon; Ringwood Library, Box 264, Morwell, Victoria 3844, or via email, Ringwood Plaza, Ringwood; at the Maroondah [email protected] City Council website, www.maroondah.vic.gov. PAUL BUCKLEY au; and at the Department of Planning and Chief Executive Officer Community Development website, www.dpcd. vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection 1290 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Any person who may be affected by the Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy; Glenroy Library, Amendment or by the granting of the permit may 737 Pascoe Vale Road, Glenroy; Fawkner make a submission to the planning authority. Library, 77 Jukes Road, Fawkner; and Coburg The closing date for submissions is Friday Library, corner of Victoria and Louisa Streets, 20 July 2012. A submission must be sent to Phil Coburg. Turner, Director City Development, Maroondah In addition, Amendment documentation and City Council, PO Box 156, Ringwood 3134, or information can be viewed online at: Moreland email [email protected] City Council website, www.moreland.vic.gov.au; PHIL TURNER and Department of Planning and Community Director Development website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ City Development planning/publicinspection Any person who may be affected by the Amendment may make a submission to the Planning and Environment Act 1987 planning authority. MORELAND PLANNING SCHEME The closing date for submissions is Friday Notice of Preparation of Amendment 17 August 2012. Amendment C129 A submission must be made in writing and Authorisation A02056 be sent to: Moreland City Council, Strategic Planning Unit, Submission to Amendment The Moreland City Council has prepared C129, Locked Bag 10, Moreland, Victoria 3058. Amendment C129 to the Moreland Planning Scheme. Please be aware that all submissions to Amendments are public documents that must In accordance with section 8A(3) of the be made available for viewing by any person as Planning and Environment Act 1987, the part of the planning process. Minister for Planning authorised the Moreland City Council as planning authority to prepare PHILLIP PRIEST the Amendment. Acting Director Planning and Economic Development The Amendment affects approximately Moreland City Council 243 properties within the City of Moreland, comprising 35 individually significant heritage places and 10 heritage precincts. Planning and Environment Act 1987 The Amendment proposes to: include places PYRENEES PLANNING SCHEME recommended in the North of Bell Heritage Notice of Preparation of Amendment Study (2011) and the Gallipoli Parade Heritage Amendment C34 Precinct and Beaufort Houses – Review of Heritage Significance (2011); increase the extent Authorisation A02219 of the existing heritage overlay at Fawkner The Pyrenees Shire Council has prepared Memorial Park; and remove two properties from Amendment C34 to the Pyrenees Planning the existing Gallipoli Parade Precinct, subject Scheme. to the inclusion of the two properties in the In accordance with section 8A(3) of the Beaufort Houses Precinct proposed as part of Planning and Environment Act 1987, the this Amendment. Minister for Planning authorised the Pyrenees You may inspect the Amendment, any Shire Council as Planning Authority to prepare documents that support the Amendment and the Amendment. the explanatory report about the Amendment, The Amendment would affect land that free of charge, at the following locations during has been earmarked for use as a wastewater office hours: Moreland Civic Centre, Moreland treatment plant (in the form of a pondage City Council, 90 Bell Street, Coburg; Brunswick system) for the Snake Valley township. The land Citizens Service Centre, Moreland City Council, is located on, and adjacent to, the Snake Valley 233 Sydney Road, Brunswick; Glenroy Citizens golf course, approximately 3 kilometres north- Service Centre, Moreland City Council, 796N west of the township. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1291

The Amendment proposes to rezone the The Amendment proposes to make the land which is to be used for the treatment following changes to the Yarra Planning Scheme: plant to Public Use Zone 1, and to apply an Apply the Heritage Overlay over three new Environmental Significance Overlay to provide heritage precincts (with properties graded for a 300 metre-wide buffer area around the either individually significant, contributory plant. The land must be rezoned in order to or not contributory); satisfy the requirements of an Agreement (under the Water Act 1989) which the Council has Apply the Heritage Overlay over 109 entered into with Central Highlands Water (the individual places (with an individually Corporation which will operate and manage the significant grading); and facility). Revise eight existing heritage precincts. You may inspect the Amendment, any You may inspect the Amendment, any documents that support the Amendment and the documents that support the Amendment and explanatory report about the Amendment, free of the explanatory report about the Amendment, charge, at the following locations: during office free of charge, during opening hours at the hours, at the office of the planning authority, following locations: Richmond Town Hall, 333 Pyrenees Shire Council (5 Lawrence Street, Beaufort); and at the Department of Planning Bridge Road, Richmond; Collingwood Town and Community Development website, www. Hall, 140 Hoddle Street, Abbotsford; Fitzroy dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection Library, 128 Moor Street, Fitzroy; Yarra City Council’s website at www.yarracity.vic.gov.au/ Any person who may be affected by the Consultation; and the Department of Planning Amendment may make a submission to the planning authority. and Community Development website at www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection The closing date for submissions is 25 July 2012. A submission must be sent to the Pyrenees Any person who may be affected by the Shire Council. Amendment may make a submission to the planning authority. STEPHEN CORNISH Chief Executive Officer The closing date for submissions is Monday 23 July 2012. Submissions must be sent to Yarra City Council, PO Box 168, Richmond 3121, or by email to [email protected]. au Planning and Environment Act 1987 For more information, contact Erika Russell, YARRA PLANNING SCHEME Strategic Planner, on 9205 5322 or at Erika. Notice of Preparation of Amendment [email protected] Amendment C149 SHERRY HOPKINS Acting Manager City Strategy Authorisation A02228 Yarra City Council has prepared Amendment C149 to the Yarra Planning Scheme. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having In accordance with section 8A(3) of the claims against the estate of any of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, the undermentioned deceased persons are required Minister for Planning authorised the Yarra City to send particulars of their claims to State Council as planning authority to prepare the Trustees Limited, ABN 68 064 593 148, of 168 Amendment. Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the The land affected by the Amendment is personal representative, on or before 24 August outlined within the Amendment documentation 2012, after which date State Trustees Limited and includes a number of properties within may convey or distribute the assets, having Alphington, Burnley, Cremorne, Fairfield and regard only to the claims of which State Trustees Richmond. Limited then has notice. 1292 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

BOUKER, June, late of Unit 68, Evergreen COOMBS, John, late of Mirridong Aged Care, Retirement Village, 11 McGregor Road, 92–100 Mcivor Road, Bendigo, Victoria Pakenham, Victoria 3810, retired, deceased, 3550, deceased, who died on 17 May 2012. who died on 22 February 2012. COOPER, Evelyn May Elizabeth, late of CLIFTON, Alan William, formerly of 5/63 Girrawheen Nursing Home, 453 New Street, Embankment Grove, Chelsea, Victoria 3196, Brighton, Victoria 3186, retired, deceased, but late of 26/10 Hall Road, Carrum Downs, who died on 26 February 2012. Victoria 3201, deceased, who died on 29 November 2011. FERRARI, Allen Patrick Mannix, late of Holloway House, 1 Rotary Drive, Keilor EMMETT, Ellen Elizabeth, late of Altona Meadows Aged Care, 297 Queens Street, East, Victoria 3033, retired, deceased, who Altona Meadows, Victoria 3028, deceased, died on 28 February 2012. who died on 22 January 2012. GALYA, Denis Laszlo, late of 8/6 Shadwell GRINDAL, Joan, formerly of 419 Station Street, Court, East Geelong, Victoria 3219, Bonbeach, Victoria 3196, but late of Flat 8, pensioner, deceased, who died on 20 7 Smith Street, Thornbury, Victoria 3071, November 2011. deceased, who died on 4 April 2012. GRAY, Ronald Albert, late of 8 Young Road, HIDAS, Andras, late of Arpad Elderly Welfare Hallam, Victoria 3803, deceased, who died Society Inc., 9 Garrison Grove, Wantirna, on 1 August 2011. Victoria 3152, deceased, who died on 19 HICKS, Ronald John, also known as John February 2012. Hicks, late of 1100 Burke Road, Balwyn JUNG, Dorothy Elizabeth, late of 7 Cliff Street, North, Victoria 3104, pensioner, deceased, Essendon, Victoria 3040, retired, deceased, who died on 30 December 2011. who died on 11 February 2012. MITCHELL, Ian William, late of 15A Young McDONALD, Sharon, late of Community Street, Nagambie, Victoria 3608, other House, 9 Reita Avenue, Wantirna South, Victoria 3152, deceased, who died on 9 professional, deceased, who died on 21 October 2011. October 2011. SULLIVAN, Kathleen Regina, late of 4 Adrian OLSON, Edna Doris, late of 7 Foden Street, Avenue, Blackburn South, Victoria 3130, Brunswick West, Victoria 3055, home duties, retired, deceased, who died on 25 February deceased, who died on 17 January 2012. 2012. WHITE, Jonathan, late of Saint Joseph Hostel, Dated 15 June 2012 97 Elgin Street, Hawthorn, Victoria 3122, STEWART MacLEOD retired, deceased, who died on 4 November Manager 2011. Dated 12 June 2012 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having STEWART MacLEOD claims against the estate of any of the Manager undermentioned deceased persons are required to send particulars of their claims to State Trustees Limited, ABN 68 064 593 148, of 168 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the claims against the estate of any of the personal representative, on or before 21 August undermentioned deceased persons are required 2012, after which date State Trustees Limited to send particulars of their claims to State may convey or distribute the assets, having Trustees Limited, ABN 68 064 593 148, of 168 regard only to the claims of which State Trustees Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the Limited then has notice. personal representative, on or before 22 August BENNETT, Andrew John, late of Hilltop 2012, after which date State Trustees Limited Nursing Home, 17 Montague Street, Preston, may convey or distribute the assets, having Victoria 3072, deceased, who died on 30 regard only to the claims of which State Trustees January 2012. Limited then has notice. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1293

FROST, Norma Joan, late of 33 Dixon Avenue, Building Act 1993 Croydon, Victoria 3136, retired, deceased, BUILDING REGULATIONS 2006 who died on 17 April 2012. Notice of Accreditation GORRIE, Thomas Bernard, late of East Grampians Health Services, 70 Lowe Street, Pursuant to Part 14 of the Building Ararat, Victoria 3377, deceased, who died on Regulations 2006 a Certificate of Accreditation 25 February 2012. (Number V12/01) has been issued to RMAX JEWELL, Ronald William, late of 6 William Pty Ltd, 2–4 Mephan Street, Maribyrnong, Road, Croydon, Victoria 3136, retired, by the Building Commission for the RMAX deceased, who died on 28 February 2012. ThermaWallPlus Silver, Thermawall Silver and KELLY, Robert Joseph, late of Unit 14/26 ThermaSilver Board external insulated cladding. Toorak West Road, South Yarra, Victoria The Building Regulations Advisory 3141, deceased, who died on 19 March 2012. Committee appointed under Division 4 of Part KOIJEN, Martinus Hendrikus, late of Unit 1/57 12 of the Building Act 1993 after examination Hubert Avenue, Glenroy, Victoria 3046, of an application for the accreditation of RMAX deceased, who died on 12 March 2012. ThermaWallPlus Silver, ThermaWall Silver and Dated 13 June 2012 ThermaSilver Board external insulated cladding STEWART MacLEOD as suitable for use as a wall cladding system in Manager Class 1 and associated Class 10 buildings, has determined that RMAX ThermaWallPlus Silver, ThermaWall Silver and ThermaSilver Board Adoption Act 1984 external insulated cladding complies with the Under the functions and powers assigned following Performance Requirements: to me by the Secretary to the Department of Human Services under section 8A(1) of the P2.1 and P2.2.2 of Volume Two Health Act 1958 in relation to section 5(2) of of the National Construction Code Series – the Adoption Act 1984, I, Keith Smith, give Building Code of Australia 2012, as adopted by approval to the following person under section the Building Regulations 2006, to the extent that 5(1) and section 5(2) of the Adoption Act 1984 those Clauses refer to the structural stability, as an approved counsellor for the purposes of resistance to wind action and rainwater action, section 35 and section 87 of the Adoption Act and weatherproofing of the system. 1984. Conditions for use are provided on the Name: Ms Kim Billington Certificate. KEITH SMITH Manager, Children Youth and Families ANDREA PATSOURIS Southern Metropolitan Region Secretary Building Regulations Advisory Committee Adoption Act 1984 Under the functions and powers assigned Defamation Act 2005 to me by the Secretary to the Department of DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 35(3) Human Services under section 8A(1) of the I, Robert Clark, Attorney-General, being Health Act 1958 in relation to section 5(2) of the Minister for the time being administering the Adoption Act 1984, I, Keith Smith, revoke approval to the following person under section the Defamation Act 2005, hereby declare 5(1) and section 5(2) of the Adoption Act 1984 in accordance with section 35(3) of the as an approved counsellor for the purposes of Defamation Act 2005 that on and from 1 section 35 and section 87 of the Adoption Act July 2012 the maximum damages amount that 1984. may be awarded for non-economic loss in Name: Ms Shruti Angepat defamation proceedings is three hundred and KEITH SMITH thirty-nine thousand dollars ($339,000.00). Manager, Children Youth and Families ROBERT CLARK MP Southern Metropolitan Region Attorney-General 1294 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Education and Training Reform Act 2006 The determination: NOTIFICATION CANCELLING THE (a) specifies the prices which the Barwon REGISTRATION OF A TEACHER Region Water Corporation may charge for Pursuant to section 2.6.46 of the Education prescribed services during the period 1 July and Training Reform Act 2006 (the Act), the 2012 to 30 June 2013; Victorian Institute of Teaching (the Institute) (b) facilitates the achievement of the may find a teacher has engaged in serious Commission’s objectives in the Essential misconduct, has been seriously incompetent Services Commission Act 2001 (Vic.) and and/or is not fit to teach and may make a the Water Industry Act 1994 (Vic.); and determination pursuant to subsection 2.6.46(2) (c) reflects the requirements in the Water including cancel the registration of the teacher. Industry Regulatory Order. On 16 April 2012, Steven Thompson, born The determination takes effect from 1 15 June 1969, was found guilty of serious July 2012. The determination allows a further misconduct and not fit to teach. increase of 3 per cent to Barwon Water’s maximum fixed and variable water prices in On 16 April 2012, Steven Thompson’s 2012–13 (on top of the already approved 7 per registration to teach was cancelled. cent), the further increase to take effect only ANNE SARROS after the Melbourne to Geelong Pipeline is in Chairperson service. Disciplinary Proceedings Committee The determination and accompanying final Victorian Institute of Teaching decision paper are available on the Commission’s website located at http://www.esc.vic.gov.au. Alternatively, a copy may be obtained by calling Electoral Act 2002 the Commission on 1300 664 969. CHANGE TO REGISTER OF Dated 13 June 2012 POLITICAL PARTIES DR RON BEN-DAVID In accordance with section 51(5)(e) of the Chairperson Electoral Act 2002, I hereby give notice of the following change to the Register of Political Parties. Fisheries Act 1995 Name of registered political party: Country FURTHER QUOTA ORDER FOR THE Alliance. VICTORIAN ROCK LOBSTER FISHERY New postal address: PO Box 24415, Melbourne, I, Mr Anthony Hurst, Executive Director Fisheries Victoria, as delegate of the Minister Victoria 3001. for Agriculture and Food Security, and having Dated 12 June 2012 undertaken consultation in accordance with LIZ WILLIAMS section 3A of the Fisheries Act 1995 (the Act), Victorian Electoral Commission make the following Further Quota Order under section 64A of the Act for the Rock Lobster Fishery. Essential Services Commission Act 2001 1. This Further Quota Order applies to the NOTICE OF PRICE DETERMINATION period commencing on 1 July 2012 and The Essential Services Commission ending on 30 June 2013 (‘the quota period’). (Commission) gives notice under section 35(2) 2. The total allowable catch for the Rock of the Essential Services Commission Act Lobster Fishery (Eastern Zone) for the quota 2001 (Vic.) that it has made a determination in period is 48 tonnes of rock lobster. respect of the prices which the Barwon Region 3. The quantity of rock lobster comprising Water Corporation may charge for prescribed a quota unit for the quota period in the services for the period 1 July 2012 to 30 June Rock Lobster Fishery (Eastern Zone) is 2013. 48 kilograms.¹ Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1295

4. The total allowable catch for the Rock Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Lobster Fishery (Western Zone) for the FORM 7 quota period is 260 tonnes of rock lobster. S. 21(a) 5. The quantity of rock lobster comprising Reg. 16 a quota unit for the quota period in the Notice of Acquisition Rock Lobster Fishery (Western Zone) is Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land 71.5 kilograms.² The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares Note that by this notice it acquires the following 1. As specified in the Initial Quota Order, there interest in the land described as the whole of are 1000 individual quota units for the Rock Lot 1 on Title Plan 515713C (formerly known as Lobster Fishery (Eastern Zone). part of Crown Allotment 4C Section 15 Parish 2. As specified in the Initial Quota Order of Mordialloc), comprising 609 square metres (amended in 2009), there are 3633.48 and being land described in Certificate of Title Volume 8205 Folio 282, shown as Parcel 207 on individual quota units for the Rock Lobster Survey Plan 22471. Fishery (Western Zone). Interest Acquired: That of John Anthony Dated 15 June 2012 Kelly, as to 1 of a total of 3 equal undivided ANTHONY HURST shares as tenants in common and all other Executive Director Fisheries Victoria interests. Published with the authority of VicRoads. Fisheries Act 1995 For and on behalf of VicRoads FURTHER QUOTA ORDER FOR THE Signed SHANE WRIGHT-GOODWIN WESTERN ZONE OF THE Name Shane Wright-Goodwin VICTORIAN GIANT CRAB FISHERY Dated 21 June 2012 I, Mr Anthony Hurst, Executive Director Fisheries Victoria, as delegate of the Minister Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 for Agriculture and Food Security, and having FORM 7 undertaken consultation in accordance with S. 21(a) section 3A of the Fisheries Act 1995 (the Reg. 16 Act), make the following Further Quota Order under section 64A of the Act for the Giant Crab Notice of Acquisition Fishery in Victorian waters west of longitude Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land 143º 40ʹ east (the western zone). The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares 1. This Further Quota Order applies to the that by this notice it acquires the following period commencing on 1 July 2012 and interest in the land described as the whole of ending on 30 June 2013 (‘the quota period’). Lot 1 on Title Plan 515713C (formerly known as part of Crown Allotment 4C Section 15 Parish 2. The total allowable catch for the giant crab of Mordialloc), comprising 609 square metres fishery in the western zone for the quota and being land described in Certificate of Title period is 12 tonnes. Volume 8205 Folio 282, shown as Parcel 207 on 3. The quantity of giant crab comprising a Survey Plan 22471. quota unit for the quota period will be Interest Acquired: That of Mary Patricia 24 kilograms.¹ Davies, as to 1 of a total of 3 equal undivided Note shares as tenants in common and all other interests. 1. There are 500 individual quota units for the western zone giant crab fishery, as Published with the authority of VicRoads. determined by the Initial Quota Order. For and on behalf of VicRoads Dated 15 June 2012 Signed SHANE WRIGHT-GOODWIN ANTHONY HURST Name Shane Wright-Goodwin Executive Director Fisheries Victoria Dated 21 June 2012 1296 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 FORM 7 FORM 7 S. 21(a) S. 21(a) Reg. 16 Reg. 16 Notice of Acquisition Notice of Acquisition Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares that by this notice it acquires the following that by this notice it acquires the following interest in the land described as part of Lot 2 interest in the land described as the whole of on Plan of Subdivision 204279E, Parish of Lot 1 on Title Plan 515713C (formerly known as Mordialloc, comprising 1205 square metres part of Crown Allotment 4C Section 15 Parish and being land described in Certificate of Title of Mordialloc), comprising 609 square metres Volume 9744 Folio 398, shown as Parcel 323 on and being land described in Certificate of Title Survey Plan 22703. Volume 8205 Folio 282, shown as Parcel 207 on Interest Acquired: That of Mario Survey Plan 22471. DeGregorio and Maria DeGregorio and all Interest Acquired: That of Joan Veronica other interests. McAveney, as to 1 of a total of 3 equal undivided Published with the authority of VicRoads. shares as tenants in common and all other For and on behalf of VicRoads interests. Signed SHANE WRIGHT-GOODWIN Published with the authority of VicRoads. Name Shane Wright-Goodwin For and on behalf of VicRoads Dated 21 June 2012 Signed SHANE WRIGHT-GOODWIN Name Shane Wright-Goodwin Livestock Disease Control Act 1994 Dated 21 June 2012 ORDER REVOCATING DECLARATION OF RESTRICTED AREAS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 (LOW PATHOGENIC VIRUS SUBTYPES) FORM 7 I, Peter Walsh, Minister for Agriculture and S. 21(a) Food Security, revoke the Order made under Reg. 16 section 26 of the Livestock Disease Control Act 1994, declaring the land within the State Notice of Acquisition of Victoria as described to be Restricted Areas Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land for the exotic disease Avian Influenza (low pathogenic virus subtypes) that was made on The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares 27 January 2012, notice of which was published that by this notice it acquires the following in the Victoria Government Gazette No. S18 interest in the land described as part of Lot 2 on Monday 30 January 2012 and in the Hume on Plan of Subdivision 070227, Parish of Leader and Macedon Ranges Leader newspapers Mordialloc, comprising 2375 square metres on Tuesday 14 February 2012. and being land described in Certificate of Title Dated 5 June 2012 Volume 8584 Folio 523, shown as Parcel 563 PETER WALSH MP and 564 on Survey Plan 22716. Minister for Agriculture and Food Security Interest Acquired: That of Agnes McKerracher Curry and Alan George Curry and all other interests. Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 Published with the authority of VicRoads. DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES For and on behalf of VicRoads Exemption of Land from a Licence Signed SHANE WRIGHT-GOODWIN I, David Boothroyd, Manager Earth Name Shane Wright-Goodwin Resources Tenements, pursuant to section 7 Dated 21 June 2012 of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 and under delegation Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1297 from the Minister for Energy and Resources, – Tuesday 16 October 2012 is appointed a hereby exempt all that Crown land situated public holiday in the localities of Rainbow, within the boundaries of exploration licence Albacutya, and Kenmare in Hindmarsh application 5430 from being subject to a licence Shire for Rainbow Agricultural and Pastoral application under the Mineral Resources Society Show Day; (Sustainable Development) Act 1990. – Thursday 18 October 2012 is appointed a Dated 18 June 2012 public holiday in the localities of Broughton, DAVID BOOTHROYD Yanac, Netherby, Lorquon, Nhill, Glenlee, Manager Earth Resources Tenements Kiata, Gerang Gerung, and Little Desert in Earth Resources Regulation Branch Hindmarsh Shire for Nhill Agricultural and Pastoral Society Show Day; and Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 – Friday 9 November 2012 is appointed a public holiday in the townships and NOTICE OF EXTENSION surrounding localities of Clunes, Creswick, Order Prohibiting or Restricting the Importation Smeaton, and Newlyn for Ballarat Show or Entry of Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus Day. Host Material into Victoria Dated 21 June 2012 I, Pat Sharkey, as delegate of the Minister THE HON LOUISE ASHER MP of Agriculture, give notice that the Order made Minister for Innovation, Services and under section 24 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 on 15 June 2011, Small Business and published in Government Gazette G26 Minister for Tourism and Major Events on 30 June 2011, prohibiting or restricting the importation or entry of tomato yellow leaf curl Racing Act 1958 virus host material into Victoria, is extended for a further period of 12 months commencing on NOTICE OF MAKING OF ORDER UNDER 15 June 2012. SECTION 37E(1)(j)(ii) The Order specifies prohibitions, restrictions I, the Hon Dr Denis Napthine MP, Minister and conditions so as to prevent the entry of the for Racing pursuant to section 37E(1)(j)(ii) of exotic disease tomato yellow leaf curl virus into the Racing Act 1958 (the Act) hereby specify Victoria. three additional bodies for the purposes of section 37E of the Act: A copy of the Order may be obtained by telephoning the Department of Primary Australian Customs and Border Protection Industries on (03) 9210 9390. Services Dated 13 June 2012 Department of Health and Ageing, PATRICK SHARKEY Therapeutic Goods Administration Plant Biosecurity Manager Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority. Dated 14 June 2012 Public Holidays Act 1993 I, Louise Asher, Minister for Innovation, HON DR DENIS NAPTHINE MP Services and Small Business, under section 8A Minister for Racing of the Public Holidays Act 1993, declare – – Tuesday 6 November 2012 (Melbourne Retirement Villages Act 1986 Cup Day), is not a public holiday in the SECTION 32 localities of Rainbow, Albacutya, Kenmare, Broughton, Yanac, Netherby, Lorquon, Extinguishment of Nhill, Glenlee, Kiata, Gerang Gerung, and Retirement Village Charge Little Desert in Hindmarsh Shire; and in I hereby declare that pursuant to section 29 of the townships and surrounding localities of the Retirement Villages Act 1986, Retirement Clunes, Creswick, Smeaton, and Newlyn in Village Charge X040135Y, registered on 14 Hepburn Shire; September 2000 on Certificate of Title Volume 1298 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

11061 Folio 537 and Certificate of Title Volume Water Act 1989 11061 Folio 538, under the Transfer of Land CARRYOVER IN NORTHERN VICTORIA Act 1958, is extinguished. The Minister for Water has made the Dated 7 June 2012 following instrument under the Water Act 1989: CLAIRE NOONE Director Amendment to Carryover for Water Shares Consumer Affairs Victoria in the Murray, Goulburn and Campaspe Water Systems (Declaration and Determination) 2012 This instrument amends the declaration Retirement Villages Act 1986 authorising the carryover of unused water SECTION 39 allocations in the Murray, Goulburn and Cancellation of Campaspe regulated water systems to simplify Retirement Village Notice how net carryover is recorded against high- and I hereby declare that pursuant to section 9 of low-reliability water shares. the Retirement Villages Act 1986, Retirement A copy of this instrument can be obtained Village Notice X040134C, registered on 14 from the following website: www.waterregister. September 2000, on Certificate of Title Volume vic.gov.au 11061 Folio 537 and Certificate of Title Volume 11061 Folio 538 , under the Transfer of Land Act 1958, is cancelled. Water Industry Act 1994 Dated 7 June 2012 INSTRUMENT FIXING THE MINIMUM CLAIRE NOONE AMOUNT OF RATE TO BE PAID IN Director RESPECT OF ANY LAND Consumer Affairs Victoria I, Ryan Smith, Minister for Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for administering Part 4 of the Water Industry Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007 Act 1994, under section 139(4) of the Water NOTICE OF DECLARATION Industry Act 1994, fix the minimum amount of I, Michael O’Brien, Minister for Energy rate to be paid in respect of any land in respect and Resources, and Minister responsible for of the 2012–13 financial year to be $66.80. the administration of the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007 (the Act), hereby Dated 23 May 2012 declare a discount factor under section 19 of the THE HON RYAN SMITH MP Act, to be used to calculate the carbon dioxide Minister for Environment and equivalent of greenhouse gas emissions to be Climate Change reduced by the following activity prescribed under regulation 6(2)(a) of the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target Regulations 2008: Installing a product in accordance with AS 3999–1992 incorporating Amendment No. 1 published on 9 March 2012 in a ceiling area not previously insulated for a minimum area of 20 m², being a product that complies with the criteria specified in Part A of Schedule 11. The discount factor is zero. The discount factor applies from the day after the day on which this declaration is published in the Government Gazette, which is the date from which this declaration is to take effect, and will expire on 31 October 2012. Dated 13 June 2012 HON. MICHAEL O’BRIEN MP Minister for Energy and Resources Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1299

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS REGULATIONS 2008 Approval Regulation 32(2) I, Hugh Millar, Executive Director Biosecurity Victoria, under regulation 32(2) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Regulations 2008, as delegate of the Minister for Agriculture and Food Security, approve a trapped animal being left alive in a large leghold trap for wild dogs for a period of up to 72 hours, in the following parishes – Acheron, Adjie, Albacutya, Angora, Babatchio, Banyarmbite, Baranduda, Barga, Baring, Baring North, Barwidgee, Beechworth, Beenak, Beethang, Beloka, Bemboka, Bemm, Benambra, Bendock, Berontha, Berringama, Berrmarr, Bete Bolong North, Bete Bolong South, Betka, Bidwell, Big Desert, Billian, Bindi, Bingo-Munjie, Bingo-Munjie North, Bingo-Munjie South, Binnuc, Birregun, Bogong North, Boinka, Bolga, Bonang, Bondi, Boola Boola, Boonderoot, Boorgunyah, Boorolite, Boorpuk, Bow-Worrung, Bralak, Briagolong, Bright, Brimbonga, Broadlands, Bruarong, Buchan, Buckland, Budgee Budgee, Bulgaback, Bullioh, Bullumwaal, Bundara-Munjie, Bundowra, Bungamero, Bungil, Bungil East, Bungywarr, Bunurouk, Bunyip, Buragwonduc, Burrowye, Burrungabugge, Butgulla, Buxton, Cabanandra, Cambatong, Canabore, Carboor, Carneek, Changue, Chilpin, Chinaman Flat, Cobbannah, Cobon, Cobungra, Colac Colac, Colquhoun, Colquhoun East, Colquhoun North, Combienbar, Conga Wonga, Cooaggalah, Coolumbooka, Coolungubra, Cooma, Coongulla, Coopracambra, Coornburt, Corryong, Cowa, Crookayan, Cudgewa, Curlip, Daalko, Dahwedarre, Dandongadale, Dargo, Dattuck, Deddick, Dederang, Dellicknora, Derndang, Detarka, Doledrook, Doodwuk, Dorchap, Dueran East, Edi, Eildon, Ellinging, Enano, Enochs Point, Ensay, Errinundra, Eucambene, Eumana, Eurandelong, Flowerdale, Freeburgh, Fumina, Fumina North, Gelantipy East, Gelantipy West, Gembrook, Gibbo, Gillingall, Gillum, Ginap, Glenaladale, Glendale, Glenmaggie, Glenmore, Glenwatts, Goolengook, Goongerah, Goulburn, Gracedale, Granton, Granya, Gunamalary, Gundowring, Gungarlan, Guttamurra, Harrietville, Hinno-Munjie, Howqua, Jamieson, Jemba, Jilwain, Jinderboine, Jindivick, Jingallala, Jinjellic, Jirnkee, Jirrah, Kaerwut, Kalk Kalk, Kancobin, Karawah, Karlo, Keelangie, Kergunyah, Kergunyah North, Kevington, Kianeek, Kinglake, Kirkenong, Koetong, Koola, Koomberar, Kooragan, Koorool, Kooroon, Kosciusko, Kowat, Kuark, Kurnbrunin, Licola, Licola North, Lochiel, Lodge Park, Loomat, Loongelaat, Lorquon, Ludrik-Munjie, Maffra, Magdala South, Magorra, Maharatta, Majorlock, Mallacoota, Manango, Maneroo, Manpy, Maramingo, Marlooh, Marroo, Matlock, Matong, Matong North, Mellick-Munjie, Miowera, Mirimbah, Mitta Mitta, Mittyan, Mohican, Monda, Monomak, Moolpah, Moondarra, Moonip, Moonkan, Moonlight, Moornapa, Moorngag, Morekana, Morockdong, Mowamba, Moyangul, Moyhu, Mudgeegonga, Mullagong, Mullawye, Mullindolingong, Murmungee, Murramurrangbong, Murrindal East, Murrindal West, Murrindindi, Murrungowar, Myrrhee, Myrtleford, Nanowie, Nappa, Nar-Be-Thong, Nar-Nar- Goon, Nariel, Narrang, Narrobuk, Narrobuk North, Nayook, Nayook West, Neerim, Neerim East, Nerran, Newmerella, Ngallo, Niagaroon, Nindoo, Ninnie, Noojee, Noojee East, Noonga, Noorinbee, Noorongong, Nowa Nowa, Nowa Nowa South, Nowyeo, Noyong, Numbie-Munjie, Numbruk, Nungal, Nungatta, Nunniong, Nurong, Nypo, Omeo, Onyim, Orbost, Orbost East, Panbulla, Patchewollock, Patchewollock North, Perenna, Pigick, Pinnak, Porepunkah, Purgagoolah, Quag-Munjie, Red Bluff, Rothesay, Sargood, Sarsfield, St. Clair, Stanley, Steavenson, Suggan Buggan, Tabbara, Tabberabbera, Taggerty, Talgarno, Tallandoon, Tambo, Tamboon, Tamboritha, Tangambalanga, Tanjil, Tanjil East, Tarkeeth, Tarrawarra North, Tatong, Tatonga, Tawanga, Telbit, Telbit West, Terlite-Munjie, Theddora, Thologolong, Thorkidaan, Thornton, Thowgla, Tildesley East, Tildesley West, Timbarra, Tingaringy, Tintaldra, Tongaro, Tonghi, Tongio-Munjie East, Tongio-Munjie West, Tonimbuk, Tonimbuk East, Toolome, Toombon, Toombullup, Toombullup North, Toongabbie North, Toonyarak, Toorongo, Torbreck, Towamba,Towong, Tubbut, Tullyvea, Tyamoonya, Tyirra, Wa-De-Lock, Wabba, Wabonga, Wabonga South, Wagra, Walhalla, Walhalla East, Wallaby, Wallowa, Walwa, Wamba, Wandiligong, Wangarabell, Warburton, Warrambat, Warraquil, Wat Wat, Wathe, Wau Wauka, Wau Wauka West, Waygara, Weeragua, Welumla, Wentworth, Wermatong, Werrap, Whitfield, Whitfield South, Whorouly, Wibenduck, Willoby, 1300 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Windarra, Winteriga, Winyar, Wirrbibial, Wollonaby, Wongungarra, Wonnangatta, Woodbourne, Woolenook, Woongulmerang East, Woongulmerang West, Wooyoot, Worooa, Worrowing, Wrathung, Wrixon, Wuk Wuk, Wurrin, Wurutwun, Wy-Yung, Wyangil, Wyeeboo, Wyperfeld, Yaapeet, Yabba, Yackandandah, Yallum, Yalmy, Yambulla, Yangoura, Yarak, Yeerik, Yonduk, Youpella, Yuonga, provided: 1. the trap was set or used by an employee or agent of the Department of Primary Industries, the Department of Sustainability and Environment or Parks Victoria; and 2. the trap was set or used only for the purpose of wild dog control. This approval takes effect on the day it is published in the Government Gazette and remains in force until 30 June 2013 unless earlier revoked. The approval given by the Minister for Agriculture under regulation 32(2) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Regulations 2008 and published in Government Gazette number S200 on 27 June 2011 is revoked on the day this approval is published in the Government Gazette. Dated 8 June 2012 Responsible delegate DR HUGH MILLAR Executive Director, Biosecurity Victoria

Note: Regulation 32(2) provides that: ‘A trapped animal must not be left alive in the trap for more than 24 hours or, in the case of a large leghold trap for wild dogs, as otherwise approved by the Minister.’

Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 NOTICE OF MAKING OF A LAND MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT Notice is given under section 80 of the Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 that a Land Management Agreement has been entered into by the Secretary to the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) with the following land owners. Copies of the Agreements are available for public inspection between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm at the following Offices: Sustainable Irrigation Program Office, DSE, Level 11, 8 Nicholson Street, East Melbourne 3002 (Attn: Megan Harte); and Bendigo Office, DSE, corner Midland Highway and Taylor Street, Bendigo 3351 (Attn: Maurie Miles). Registered Proprietor Site Location Title Details Land Victoria Dealing Number Robert James Renshaw, Crown Allotment 8B (PT), Volume: 8483 AJ706434F Michelle Annette Renshaw, Parish of Benjeroop. Folio: 748 Adrian Paul Wood and Elizabeth Johanna Wood Rural Finance Corporation Crown Allotment 20A and Volume: 8448 AJ725541W of Victoria 20B, Lots 1 and 2, Folio: 434 and 433 Parish of Benjeroop. Dated 21 June 2012 GREG WILSON Secretary Department of Sustainability and Environment Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1301

Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 NOTICE OF MAKING OF A LAND MANAGEMENT CO-OPERATIVE AGREEMENT Notice is given under section 80 of the Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 that a Land Management Co-operative Agreement has been entered into by the Secretary to the Department of Sustainability and Environment with the following landowners. A copy of the Agreement is available for public inspection between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm at Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Branch, Department of Sustainability and Environment, Level 2, 8 Nicholson Street, East Melbourne 3002, and at the relevant regional Department of Sustainability and Environment office. Registered Site Location Title Details – Dealing No. Proprietor Volume/Folio of Agreement Bendigo Office Corner Midland Highway and Taylor Street, Bendigo 3351 Debra Joy Jenkins Lot 185 on Registered Cluster 11248/351 AJ640162C Plan 001134, Parish of Carlsruhe VicSuper Ecosystem Crown Allotment 1, 8189/482 AJ570941P Services Parish of Benjeroop VicSuper Ecosystem Crown Allotment 1 and 2, 6128/451 AJ570988L Services Parish of Boga Alexander Anthony Lots 43, 55 and 56 on TP299993R, 09541/315 AJ653827B Arena Parish of Coomboona Ballarat Office 402–406 Mair Street, Ballarat 3350 Bruce Sinclair Lot 1 on Title Plan 872296V, 10987/474 AJ626535T McDonald and Parish of Parwan Ruth Jeanette Marnie Bruce Sinclair Lot 1 on Title Plan 872296V, 10987/475 AJ626535T McDonald and Parish of Parwan Ruth Jeanette Marnie Dated 21 June 2012 GREG WILSON Secretary Department of Sustainability and Environment 1302 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Geographic Place Names Act 1998 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES The Registrar of Geographic Names hereby gives notice of the registration of the undermentioned place names. Feature Naming: Place Name Naming Authority and Location Victory Park City of Ballarat 243–265 Vickers Street, Sebastopol See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Llanberris Athletics City of Ballarat Reserve Athletics ground at 201 Barkly Street, Ballarat. See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Llanberris Netball City of Ballarat Reserve 101–115 Barkly Street, Ballarat East See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Eastern Oval City of Ballarat 211 Peel Street North, Ballarat East See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces City Oval City of Ballarat 1402–1406 Sturt Street, Ballarat Central See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Prince of Wales Park City of Ballarat Gillies Street North, Lake Gardens See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Ballarat Botanical City of Ballarat Gardens 405 Wendouree Parade, Lake Wendouree See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Alfredton Recreation City of Ballarat Reserve 89c Cuthberts Road, Alfredton See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Marty Busch Reserve City of Ballarat Burnett Street, Sebastopol See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Wilson Botanic Park City of Casey Berwick Formerly known as Wilson Botanic Park Location: 668 Princes Highway, Berwick and 9 McNabb Street, Berwick. See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Billys Creek Latrobe City Council Formerly known as Billy Creek Billys Creek is located about 14 km south of the Princes Highway near Morwell Gippsland. The Creek meanders through Morwell National Park and joins Middle Creek. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1303

Place Name Naming Authority and Location Sandie Jeffcoat Bridge VicRoads On Stirling Road crossing the Delatite River at Mirimbah. See map at www.dse.vic.gov.au/namingplaces Road Naming: Change Request Road Name Locality Proposer and Location Number 42210 Aquila Rise Samaria Benalla Rural City Council The road traverses east from Spinney Lane. Office of Geographic Names Land Victoria 570 Bourke Street Melbourne 3000 JOHN E. TULLOCH Registrar of Geographic Names

Road Safety Act 1986 ROAD SAFETY (VEHICLES) REGULATIONS 2009 Specification of Temporary Routes for Class 1, 2 and 3 Vehicles 1. Purpose The purpose of this notice is to specify routes on which class 1, 2 and 3 vehicles may travel in order to detour the temporary road closures for the Country Fire Authority’s 125 Year Celebration on 13 and 14 July 2012 in Colac. 2. Authorising provisions This notice is made under – (a) regulations 178, 180, 188, 190, 194, and 196 of the Road Safety (Vehicles) Regulations 2009 (‘the Regulations’); and (b) clause 7 of Schedule 7 to the Regulations; and (c) clauses 11, 21, 31, 37 and 42 of Schedule 8 to the Regulations. 3. Commencement This notice comes into operation at 3.00 pm on Friday 13 July 2012. 4. Expiry This notice expires at 7.00 pm on Saturday 14 July 2012. 5. Declaration I, Don Hogben, delegate of the Roads Corporation, declare that the following vehicles travelling under a gazette notice or permit issued under the Regulations may, on the conditions specified in that gazette notice or permit, travel on the routes and at the times specified in the Table below – (a) a class 1 vehicle travelling under – (i) a gazette notice issued under regulation 178 or clause 7 of Schedule 7; or (ii) a permit issued under regulation 180; or (b) a class 2 vehicle travelling under a gazette notice or permit issued under – (i) regulation 188 or 190, respectively; or (ii) clause 11, 21, 31, 37 or 42 of Schedule 8; or 1304 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

(c) a class 3 vehicle travelling under a gazette notice issued under regulation 194 or a permit issued under regulation 196. Table of Permitted Routes Dates and Times Permitted Routes From 3.00 pm until 11.59 pm Queen Street between Princes Highway (Murray Street) on Friday 13 July 2012, and and Dennis Street from 9.00 am until 7.00 pm Dennis Street between Queen Street and Corangamite on Saturday 14 July 2012. Street Skene Street between Corangamite Street and Scott Street Scott Street between Skene Street and Princes Highway (Murray Street). Notes: 1. Words and phrases in this notice have the same meanings as in the Road Safety Act 1986 and the Regulations under that Act. 2. The specification of a permitted route does not permit a vehicle to be driven over any bridge in contravention of a posted mass or dimension limit. Dated 17 June 2012 DON HOGBEN Director Vehicle Management and Safety Roads Corporation

State Concessions Act 2004 CONCESSION (WATER CORPORATIONS) ORDER 2012 I, Mary Wooldridge, Minister for Community Services, make the following Order: Dated 16 June 2012 HON MARY WOOLDRIDGE MP Minister for Community Services PART 1 – INTRODUCTORY 1. Objective The objective of this Order is to determine concessions available in relation to usage charges for the supply of water for domestic requirements. 2. Authorising provision This Order is made under section 5 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 3. Commencement This Order takes effect on 1 July 2012. 4. Revocation of existing orders The Concessions Delivered by Regional Water Authorities Order 2006 and the Concessions Delivered by Metropolitan Water Companies Order 2006 are revoked. 5. Definitions In this Order – annual cap, in relation to the water charges concession community service benefit in respect of a financial year, means $277 or, if that amount has been increased in accordance with clause 6, that amount as last so increased; annual period, in relation to an Authority, means a year beginning on 1 July; Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1305

Authority means a water corporation within the meaning of the Water Act 1989 that has a water district or a sewerage district within the meaning of that Act; customer means a person named as the customer on an eligible account relating to water supplied for domestic usage; district means a sewage district or water district; eligible account means an invoice that – (a) is issued by an Authority to an eligible person for eligible charges to the eligible person’s principal place of residence for domestic usage; and (b) may include other charges for which a community service benefit would not be payable; eligible charges means – (a) sewerage charges; and (b) water charges, but excludes any other charges or fees included on an invoice issued by an Authority to a customer; eligible customer means an eligible person who is named as the customer on an eligible account; eligible person has the same meaning as in the State Concessions Act 2004; Gold Card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary, eligible pensioner or eligible recipient in the Act; health care card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary in the Act; home-based life support machine means an intermittent peritoneal dialysis machine, haemodialysis machine, oxygen concentrator or any other home-based machine notified in writing to the Authority by the supervising officer; pensioner concession card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible pensioner in the Act; recycled water charge means that part of a fee under a tariff or charge imposed under section 259 or section 264 of the Water Act 1989 for domestic Class A recycled water; serviced properties has the same meaning as in the Act; sewage has the same meaning as in the Act; sewage disposal charge means that part of a fee under a tariff or charge imposed under section 259 or section 264 of the Water Act 1989 for the collection of sewage, where the amount of the charge is determined according to the extent of the use of the service provided; sewage district means a sewage district within the meaning of the Water Act 1989; sewerage charges includes sewerage service charges, sewage disposal charges and sewerage interest payments; sewerage interest payment means the interest that is payable each financial year on charges due under section 268(1) of the Water Act 1989, as a contribution to the cost of works in a sewerage district; sewerage service charge means that part of a fee under a tariff or charge imposed under section 259(1)(a) or section 264 of the Water Act 1989 for the collection of sewage that does not include any amount determined according to the extent of the use of the service; supervising officer means the officer of the Department of Human Services nominated in writing by the Minister as the officer responsible for the day to day management of concessions under this Order; the Act means the State Concessions Act 2004; 1306 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

usage charges, in relation to an Authority, means a sewage disposal charge or a water usage charge; water charges means water service charges, water usage charges, water interest payments and recycled water charges; water district means a water district within the meaning of the Water Act 1989; water interest payment means the interest that is payable each financial year on charges due under section 268(1) of the Water Act 1989, as a contribution to the cost of works in a water district; water service charge means that part of a fee under a tariff or charge imposed under section 259(1)(a) or section 264 of the Water Act 1989 for the supply of water for domestic requirements that does not include any amount determined according to the extent of the use of the service; water usage charge means that part of a fee under a tariff or charge imposed under section 259 or section 264 of the Water Act 1989 for the supply of water for domestic requirements where the amount of the charge is determined according to the extent of the use of the service provided. 6. Indexation (1) The annual cap must be increased by 2.5% in respect of – (a) the financial year beginning on 1 July 2013; and (b) each succeeding financial year beginning on 1 July. (2) If the annual cap as increased in accordance with subclause (1) includes a fraction of a dollar, the annual cap, as so increased, is deemed to have been calculated to the nearest whole dollar. PART 2 — COMMUNITY SERVICE CONCESSIONS 7. Water charges concession community service benefit (1) Subject to subclause (3), the water charges concession community service benefit is a reduction in the price of each eligible charge in each eligible account calculated as follows: A = 50% x B where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount of eligible charges that would be payable by the customer (inclusive of GST) under the eligible account. (2) The water charges concession community service benefit is provided to an eligible customer in respect of the eligible charges in an eligible account if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the eligible account; and (b) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the eligible account and before the commencement of the second annual period following the annual period to which the eligible account applies; or (ii) after the commencement of that second annual period and the supervising officer has, by notice in writing, advised the Authority that the customer is to receive the benefit; and (c) when the customer pays the eligible account, the Authority or its agent – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1307

(ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. (3) The amount of the water charges concession community service benefit provided to an eligible customer in respect of a financial year must not exceed – (a) unless paragraph (b) applies, the annual cap for that year; or (b) in the case of a customer whose principal place of residence is not sewered, 50% of the annual cap for that year. 8. Life support concession community service benefit (1) The life support concession community service benefit is a waiver of the water usage charges in an eligible account for 168 kilolitres of water supplied during a 12 month period commencing – (a) on the date that a home-based life support machine commences to operate at an eligible customer’s principal place of residence; or (b) subject to the home-based life support machine continuing to operate at an eligible customer’s principal place of residence, on each anniversary of that date. (2) The life support concession community service benefit applies in respect of an eligible account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the eligible account; and (b) the customer has submitted an application for the benefit, in a form approved by the supervising officer, to the Authority; and (c) the supervising officer has notified the contractor that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that eligible account; and (d) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the eligible account and before 1 May in the following year; or (ii) after 1 May in the following year if the supervising officer again notifies the contractor in writing that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that eligible account.

State Concessions Act 2004 CONCESSION (ELECTRICITY RETAILERS) ORDER 2012 I, Mary Wooldridge, Minister for Community Services, make the following Order: Dated 16 June 2012 HON MARY WOOLDRIDGE MP Minister for Community Services PART 1 – INTRODUCTORY 1. Objective The objectives of this Order are – (a) to determine concessions available in relation to domestic electricity charges; and (b) to make certain declarations under section 4 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 2. Authorising provision This Order is made under sections 4 and 5 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 1308 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

3. Commencement This Order takes effect on 1 July 2012. 4. Revocation of Concession Delivered by Electricity Retailers Order 2011 The Concessions Delivered by Electricity Retailers Order 2011 is revoked. 5. Definitions In this Order – annual period, in relation to a contractor, means a year beginning on 1 January; contractor means a retailer within the meaning of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 that is a party to a community service agreement with the State; customer means a person named as the customer on an electricity account; electricity account means an invoice that – (a) is issued by a contractor to an eligible person for the provision of electricity by the contractor to the eligible person’s principal place of residence; (b) may include an associated supply charge; (c) does not include any charge that is unrelated to the provision of electricity; eligible customer means an eligible person who – (a) is named as the customer on an electricity account; and (b) is a domestic customer for the purposes of the Energy Retail Code issued for the time being by the Essential Services Commission; eligible person has the same meaning as in the State Concessions Act 2004; Gold Card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary, eligible pensioner or eligible recipient in the Act; health care card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary in the Act; home-based life support machine means an intermittent peritoneal dialysis machine, haemodialysis machine, oxygen concentrator or any other home-based machine notified in writing to the contractor by the supervising officer; off-peak electricity usage charge means a metered tariff categorised by the relevant network distributor in its published tariffs as off-peak and generally identified on an electricity account as the price for energy substantially consumed during night-time or low demand periods for water or space heating; pensioner concession card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible pensioner in the Act; summer means the period beginning on 1 November up to and including 30 April in the following year; supervising officer means the officer of the Department of Human Services nominated in writing by the Minister as the officer responsible for the day to day management of community service agreements; the Act means the State Concessions Act 2004. 6. Hierarchy of concessions The community service concessions referred to in Part 2 that apply to an eligible customer or eligible person must be applied in the following order – (a) life support concession community service benefit; (b) medical cooling concession community service benefit; (c) service to property concession community service benefit; (d) off-peak electricity concession community service benefit; (e) annual electricity concession community service benefit; (f) transfer fee waiver concession community service benefit. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1309

7. Where amount of benefit is negative If a community service benefit as calculated under this Order is a negative amount, the benefit is zero. PART 2 – COMMUNITY SERVICE CONCESSIONS 8. Life support concession community service benefit (1) The life support concession community service benefit is a discount up to the value of 1880 kilowatt hours on an electricity account charged at the general domestic tariff rate or its equivalent during a 12 month period commencing – (a) on the date that a home-based life support machine commences to operate at an eligible customer’s principal place of residence; or (b) subject to the home-based life support machine continuing to operate at an eligible customer’s principal place of residence, on each anniversary of that date. (2) The life support concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; and (b) the customer has submitted an application for the benefit, in a form approved by the supervising officer, to the contractor; and (c) the supervising officer has notified the contractor that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account; and (d) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the electricity account and before 1 May in the following year; or (ii) after 1 May in the following year if the supervising officer again notifies the contractor in writing that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account. 9. Medical cooling concession community benefit (1) The medical cooling concession community service benefit is a reduction in the price of electricity consumed during summer and charged at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent in relation to an eligible customer’s principal place of residence if a person at that residence suffers from – (a) multiple sclerosis, lymphoedema, Parkinson’s disease, fibromyalgia, post- polio syndrome, poliomyelitis or motor neurone disease; or (b) another condition determined by the Minister and notified from time to time to the contractor by the supervising officer – calculated as follows – A = 17.5% x (B – C) where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount that would be payable by the eligible customer (inclusive of GST) under an electricity account in respect of electricity consumed during summer and charged at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent in relation to the eligible customer’s principal place of residence; C is the sum of discounts, rebates, concessions and other benefits offered or applied in respect of the electricity account by the contractor to the customer. 1310 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

(2) The medical cooling concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; and (b) the customer has submitted an application for the benefit, in a form approved by the supervising officer, to the contractor; and (c) the supervising officer has notified the contractor that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account; and (d) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the electricity account and before 1 May in the following year; or (ii) after 1 May in the following year if the supervising officer again notifies the contractor in writing that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account. 10. Service to property charge concession community benefit (1) The service to property charge concession community benefit is a discount on an electricity account issued to an eligible customer equal to the amount by which the service to property charge on the account exceeds the charge specified on that account for electricity consumed and charged at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent in relation to the eligible customer’s principal place of residence. (2) The service to property charge concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; and (b) the customer claims the benefit within 12 months after the date of the electricity account; and (c) when the customer pays the electricity account, the contractor, or a sub- contractor approved under the community services agreement to which the contractor is a party – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. 11. Off-peak electricity concession community service benefit (1) The off-peak electricity concession community service benefit is a reduction in the price of off-peak electricity calculated as follows: A = 13% x (B – C) where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount that would be payable by an eligible customer (inclusive of GST) under an electricity account for off-peak electricity usage in relation to the principal place of residence of the customer; C is the sum of discounts, rebates, concessions and other benefits offered or applied in respect of the electricity account by the contractor to the customer. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1311

(2) The off-peak electricity concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; and (b) the customer claims the benefit – (i) within 2 years after becoming an eligible person; or (ii) after that period if the supervising officer notifies the contractor in writing that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account; and (c) when the customer pays the electricity account, the contractor, or a sub- contractor approved under the community services agreement to which the contractor is a party – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. (3) The off-peak electricity concession community service benefit is not available in relation to the flexible or time-of-use tariffs enabled by a smart electricity meter or similar technology, 12. Annual electricity concession community service benefit (1) The annual electricity concession community service benefit is a reduction in the price of electricity calculated as follows: A = 17.5% x (B – C) – (D x 0.0823) where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount that would be payable by an eligible customer (inclusive of GST) under an electricity account if the electricity account is determined on the basis that the electricity is charged at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent in relation to the customer’s principal place of residence; C is the sum of discounts, rebates, concessions and other benefits offered or applied directly in respect of the electricity account by the contractor to the customer; D is the number of days in the period covered by the relevant electricity account during which the customer is an eligible person; (2) The annual electricity concession community service benefit is provided to an eligible customer in respect of the charges in an electricity account issued in respect of electricity consumed during an annual period if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; and (b) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the electricity account and before the commencement of the second annual period following the annual period to which the electricity account applies; or (ii) after the commencement of that second annual period and the supervising officer has, by notice in writing, advised the contractor that the customer is to receive the benefit; and 1312 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

(c) when the customer pays the electricity account, the contractor, or a sub- contractor approved under the community services agreement to which the contractor is a party – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. 13. Transfer fee waiver concession community service benefit (1) The transfer fee waiver concession community benefit is a waiver of the connection fee usually charged by a contractor when a person moves into a principal place of residence that has an electricity connection. (2) The transfer fee waiver concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible customer if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the electricity account; an (b) the customer claims the benefit – (i) within 12 months after the date on which the electricity connection was made; or (ii) after that period if the supervising officer notifies the contractor in writing that the customer is to receive the benefit in relation to that electricity account; and (c) when the customer pays the electricity account, the contractor, or a sub- contractor approved under the community services agreement to which the contractor is a party – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. 14. Group homes concession community service benefit (1) The group homes concession community service benefit is a discount on the charges on an electricity account issued in respect of electricity consumed during an annual period charged at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent to a person that provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons and is calculated as follows: A = 17.5% x (B – C) – (D x 0.0823) where – A is the amount of the discount in dollars; B is the amount of the charges on the electricity account; C is the sum of discounts, rebates, concessions and other benefits offered or applied directly in respect of the electricity account by the contractor to the customer; D is the number of days in the period covered by the electricity account during which the person provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1313

(2) The group homes concession community service benefit applies in respect of an electricity account issued to an eligible beneficiary within the meaning of paragraph (d) of section 3 of the Act if the supervising officer has notified the contractor in writing that the benefit is to be provided to the eligible beneficiary in relation to a specified electricity account. PART 3 – DECLARATIONS UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE ACT 15. Declaration of eligible beneficiary and user costs under section 4 of the Act (1) For the purposes of paragraph (d) of the definition of eligible beneficiary in section 3 of the Act, a person that provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons is declared to be an eligible beneficiary if – (a) the supervising officer notifies the contractor, in writing, that the person is an eligible beneficiary; and (b) the notice has not been revoked. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (f) of the definition of user cost in section 3 of the Act, electricity charges at the general domestic electricity tariff rate or its equivalent payable by a person that is an eligible beneficiary by reason of subclause (1) is a user cost.

State Concessions Act 2004 CONCESSION (GAS RETAILERS) ORDER 2012 I, Mary Wooldridge, Minister for Community Services, make the following Order: Dated 16 June 2012 HON MARY WOOLDRIDGE MP Minister for Community Services PART 1 – INTRODUCTORY 1. Objective The objectives of this Order are – (a) to determine concessions available in relation to domestic gas charges; and (b) to make certain declarations under section 4 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 2. Authorising provision This Order is made under sections 4 and 5 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 3. Commencement This Order takes effect on 1 July 2012. 4. Revocation of Concession Delivered by Gas Retailers Order 2006 The Concessions Delivered by Gas Retailers Order 2006 is revoked. 5. Definitions In this Order – contractor means a gas retailer within the meaning of the Gas Industry Act 2001 that is a party to a community service agreement with the State; customer means a person named as the customer on a gas account; eligible customer means an eligible person who – (a) is named as the customer on a gas account; and (b) is a domestic customer for the purposes of the Energy Retail Code issued for the time being by the Essential Services Commission; 1314 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

eligible person has the same meaning as in the State Concessions Act 2004; gas account means an invoice that – (a) is issued by a contractor to an eligible person for the provision of gas within the meaning of the Gas Industry Act 2001 by the contractor to the eligible person’s principal place of residence; (b) may include an associated supply charge; (c) does not include any charge that is unrelated to the provision of gas; Gold Card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary, eligible pensioner or eligible recipient in the Act; health care card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary in the Act; pensioner concession card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible pensioner in the Act; supervising officer means the officer of the Department of Human Services nominated in writing by the Minister as the officer responsible for the day to day management of community service agreements; the Act means the State Concessions Act 2004. winter means the period beginning on 1 May up to and including 31 October in the same year. PART 2 – COMMUNITY SERVICE CONCESSIONS 6. Winter energy concession community service benefit (1) The winter energy concession community service benefit is a reduction in the price of gas on – (a) each gas account, to the extent that it is issued in respect of gas consumed during winter; or (b) 3 gas accounts issued during winter at two-monthly intervals; or (c) if gas accounts are issued at intervals of less than 2 months, the number of gas accounts issued during winter that cover the same period as 3 two-monthly gas accounts would cover – calculated as follows: A = 17.5% x (B – C) – (D x 0.0593) where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount that would be payable by a customer (inclusive of GST) under a gas account if the gas account is determined on the basis that the gas is charged at the general domestic gas tariff rate or its equivalent in relation to the customer’s principal place of residence; C is the sum of discounts, concessions or other benefits offered or applied in respect of the gas account by the contractor to the customer; D is the number of days in the period covered by the relevant gas account during which the customer is an eligible person. (2) The winter energy concession community service benefit is provided to an eligible customer in respect of charges in a gas account if – (a) the customer is an eligible person as at the date of the gas account; and (b) the customer claims the benefit – (i) on or after the date of the gas account and before the commencement of the second winter following the winter to which the gas account applies; or Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1315

(ii) after the commencement of that second winter and the supervising officer has, by notice in writing, advised the contractor that the customer is to receive the benefit; and (c) when the customer pays the gas account, the contractor, or a sub-contractor approved under the community services agreement to which the contractor is a party – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the customer; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the customer’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. 7. Group homes concession community service benefit (1) The group homes concession community service benefit is a discount on the charges on a gas account issued in respect of gas consumed during winter charged at the general domestic gas tariff rate or its equivalent to a person that provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons and is calculated as follows: A = 17.5% x (B – C) – (D x 0.0593) where – A is the amount of the discount in dollars; B is the amount of the relevant charges on the gas account; C is the sum of discounts, concessions or other benefits offered or applied in respect of the gas account by the contractor to the customer; D is the number of days in the period covered by the gas account during which the person provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons. (2) The group homes concession community service benefit applies in respect of a gas account issued to an eligible beneficiary within the meaning of paragraph (d) of section 3 of the Act if the supervising officer has notified the contractor in writing that the benefit is to be provided to the eligible beneficiary in relation to a specified gas account. PART 3 – DECLARATIONS UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE ACT 8. Declaration of eligible beneficiary and user costs under section 4 of the Act (1) For the purposes of paragraph (d) of the definition of eligible beneficiary in section 3 of the Act, a person that provides accommodation to one or more eligible persons is declared to be an eligible beneficiary if – (a) the supervising officer notifies the contractor, in writing, that the person is an eligible beneficiary; and (b) the notice has not been revoked. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (f) of the definition ofuser cost in section 3 of the Act, gas charges at the general domestic gas tariff rate or its equivalent payable by a person that is an eligible beneficiary by reason of subclause (1) is a user cost. 1316 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

State Concessions Act 2004 CONCESSION (LOCAL GOVERNMENT) ORDER 2012 I, Mary Wooldridge, Minister for Community Services, make the following Order: Dated 16 June 2012 HON MARY WOOLDRIDGE MP Minister for Community Services PART 1 – INTRODUCTORY 1. Objective The objective of this Order is to determine concessions available in relation to municipal rates and charges. 2. Authorising provision This Order is made under section 5 of the State Concessions Act 2004. 3. Commencement This Order takes effect on 1 July 2012. 4. Revocation of Concession Delivered by Local Government Order 2006 The Concessions Delivered by Local Government Order 2006 is revoked. 5. Definitions In this Order – annual cap, in relation to the municipal rates and charges concession community service benefit in respect of a financial year, means $198 or, if that amount has been increased in accordance with clause 6, that amount as last so increased; domestic partner of a person means a person with whom the person is in a domestic relationship that is – (a) a domestic relationship that is registered under the Relationships Act 2008; or (b) a relationship between two persons who are not married to each other but who are living together as a couple on a genuine domestic basis (irrespective of gender); eligible person has the same meaning as in the State Concessions Act 2004; Gold Card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary, eligible pensioner or eligible recipient in the Act; health care card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible beneficiary in the Act; municipal council means a council within the meaning of the Local Government Act 1989; pensioner concession card has the same meaning as in the definition of eligible pensioner in the Act; rateable land has the same meaning as in section 154 of the Local Government Act 1989; rate notice means an invoice issued by a municipal council to a person in respect of rateable land; ratepayer means a person named on a rate notice issued by a municipal council in respect of the person’s principal place of residence; rates and charges means rates and charges declared by a municipal council under section 155 of the Local Government Act 1989 and interest payable on such rates and charges payable under section 172 of that Act; the Act means the State Concessions Act 2004. 6. Indexation (1) The annual cap must be increased by 2.5% in respect of – (a) the financial year beginning on 1 July 2013; and (b) each succeeding financial year beginning on 1 July. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1317

(2) If the annual cap as increased in accordance with subclause (1) includes a fraction of a dollar, the annual cap, as so increased, is deemed to have been calculated to the nearest whole dollar. PART 2 – COMMUNITY SERVICE CONCESSIONS 7. Municipal rates and charges concession community service benefit (1) Subject to subclause (3), the municipal rates and charges concession community service benefit is a reduction in the amount of rates and charges in a rate notice issued to a person or persons calculated – (a) if the rate notice is issued– (i) to one person only and that person is an eligible person; or (ii) to 2 or more persons, each of whom is an eligible person or one of whom is an eligible person and the other person is the domestic partner of the eligible person – in accordance with the formula – A = 50% x B where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount of the rates and charges payable under the rate notice; (b) if the rate notice is issued to an eligible person, or an eligible person and the domestic partner of that eligible person, and to other persons – in accordance with the formula – 50% x B A = C where – A is the amount of the benefit in dollars; B is the amount of the rates and charges payable under the rate notice; C is the number of persons (not including a domestic partner of an eligible person) to whom the rate notice is issued. (2) The municipal rates and charges concession community service benefit is provided to an eligible person in respect of the amount payable under a rate notice if – (a) the eligible person is the holder of a pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card as at the date of the rate notice; and (b) the eligible person claims the benefit on or before the day on which the amount payable, or an instalment of the amount payable, is due; and (c) when the eligible person pays the amount due under the rate notice, the municipal council or an officer of the municipal council – (i) if the payment is made in person, sights the eligible person’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card by reason of which he or she is an eligible person; or (ii) if the payment is made by telephone, records the type, number and code of the current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card quoted by the eligible person; or (iii) if the payment is an internet payment, checks that the details of the type, number and code of the eligible person’s current pensioner concession card, health care card or Gold Card are included. (3) The amount of the municipal rates and charges concession community service benefit provided to a person in respect of a financial year must not exceed the annual cap for that year. 1318 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Accident Compensation Act 1985 NOTICE OF INDEXED BENEFIT LEVELS AND OTHER AMOUNTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIVISION 2D OF PART IV OF THE ACCIDENT COMPENSATION ACT 1985 Division 2D of Part IV of the Accident Compensation Act 1985 (the Act) provides for the indexation of weekly payments, weekly pensions for dependants and certain other amounts stipulated under the Act. Section 100 stipulates that weekly payments are varied on 1 July each year in line with the movement in the average weekly earnings for all employees in Victoria between the two previous December quarters, using the latest figures published by the Australian Statistician as at 30 May following the previous December quarter. Weekly payments are indexed on the anniversary of the entitlement to weekly payments. The average weekly earnings for all employees in Victoria between the December quarter of 2010 and the December quarter 2011 increased from $963.80 to $997.50 which is an increase of 3.50%. Following legislative changes in December 1997 some amounts are indexed by the rise in Consumer Price Index. The Consumer Price Index between the December quarter of 2010 and the December quarter of 2011 increased from 171.5 to 176.8 which is an increase of 3.09%.

Section Provision Rate Rate before from 1 July 12 1 July 12

DISPUTE RESOLUTION (CPI) Costs 62(3) Maximum payment for worker’s reasonable transportation expenses $53 $55 62(4) Maximum payment for worker’s loss of income $367 $378

COMPENSATION FOR DEATH OF A WORKER (CPI) Revised compensation for death of worker 92A(4) For a dependent partner or partners in equal shares $527,610 $543,920

92A(5) For an orphan child or orphan children in equal shares $527,610 $543,920

92A(6)(a) For a dependent partner or partners where there is one dependent child $474,850 $489,520 92A(6)(b) For the dependent child $52,760 $54,390

92A(7) For a dependent partner or partners where there is more than one dependent child but not more than 5 dependent children payable in the following shares: total amount of $527,610 $543,920 92A(7)(a) To each dependent child $26,380 $27,200 92A(7)(b) To dependent partner/partners Balance Balance

92A(8) For a dependent partner or partners where there are more than 5 dependent children payable in the following shares: total amount of $527,610 $543,920 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1319

92A(8)(a) To dependent partner or partners in equal shares $395,710 $407,940 92A(8)(b) To the dependent children in equal shares $131,900 $135,980

92A(8A) Maximum lump sum for dependent children if no dependent partner $527,610 $543,920 92A(8B) Maximum lump sum for any one or more dependent children or dependent partners or partially dependent partners $527,610 $543,920

92A(9) Maximum lump sum for any other dependants if no dependent partner or dependent child or partially dependent partner $527,610 $543,920

92AA Maximum amount for reimbursement of expenses incurred by non-dependent family members $31,470 $32,440

WEEKLY PENSIONS FOR DEPENDANTS OF WORKER WHO DIES (AWE) During the first 13 weeks 92B(3)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for a dependent partner for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for a dependent partner for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(4)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners in equal shares for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners in equal shares for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(5)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for one orphan child for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for one orphan child for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(6)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more orphan children in equal shares for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more orphan children in equal shares for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000 1320 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

After first 13 weeks until the end of 3 years 92B(3)(b)(i) Maximum weekly pension for a dependent partner for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for a dependent partner for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(3)(b)(ii) Weekly pension calculation for a dependent partner where there are not more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension and overall cap applies for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Weekly pension calculation for a dependent partner where there are not more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension and overall cap applies for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(3)(b)(iii) Weekly pension for a dependent partner where there are more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension and overall cap applies for claims made before 5 April 2010 $947 $980

Weekly pension for a dependent partner where there are more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension and overall cap applies for claims made after 5 April 2010 $1,290 $1,330

92B(4)(b)(i) Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners in equal shares for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners in equal shares for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(4)(b)(ii) Weekly pension calculation for 2 or more dependent partners, where there are not more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Weekly pension calculation for 2 or more dependent partners, where there are not more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1321

92B(4)(b)(iii) Weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners, where there are more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies in equal shares before 5 April 2010 $947 $980

Weekly pension for 2 or more dependent partners, where there are more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies in equal shares on or after 5 April 2010 $1,290 $1,330

After first 13 weeks until child ceases to be eligible 92B(5)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for one orphan child for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for one orphan child for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(6)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more orphan children in equal shares for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Maximum weekly pension for 2 or more orphan children in equal shares for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(7)(b) Weekly pension calculation for each dependent child where there are not more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies for claims made before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

Weekly pension calculation for each dependent child where there are not more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

92B(8)(b) Weekly pension for dependent children where there are more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies in equal shares for claims made before 5 April 2010 $471 $487

Weekly pension for dependent children where there are more than 5 dependent children and overall cap applies in equal shares for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $643 $667

PROVISIONAL PAYMENTS (CPI) 92D(1)(b) Maximum amount for medical and other costs $7,860 $8,100 1322 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

WEEKLY PAYMENTS (AWE) Weekly payments for First Entitlement Period Where worker has no current work capacity 93A(1)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 $1,140 $1,180

93A(2)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

93A(3)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

Where worker has a current work capacity 93A(1)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 – less worker’s current weekly earnings $1,140 $1,180

93A(2)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 – less worker’s current weekly earnings $1,420 $1,470

93A(3)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 – less worker’s current weekly earnings $1,930 $2,000

Weekly payments for Second Entitlement Period Where worker has no current work capacity 93B(1)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where worker has a serious injury – less 90% of the worker’s current weekly earnings $1,140 $1,180

93B(1)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where worker does not have a serious injury $1,140 $1,180

93B(2)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

93B(3)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

Where worker has a current work capacity 93B(1)(c)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where worker does not have a serious injury – less 80% of the worker’s current weekly earnings $1,140 $1,180 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1323

93B(2)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 – less 80% of worker’s current weekly earnings $1,420 $1,470

93B(3)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 – less 80% of worker’s current weekly earnings $1,930 $2,000

Weekly payments after second entitlement period Where worker has no current work capacity 93C(2)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where worker has a serious injury – less 90% of the worker’s current weekly earnings $1,140 $1,180

93C(2)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where worker does not have a serious injury $1,140 $1,180

93C(2)(c)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 $1,420 $1,470

93C(2)(d)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 $1,930 $2,000

Continuation of weekly payments after second entitlement period Compensation for incapacity arising from surgery 93CA(1)(c) Minimum current weekly earnings $166 $172

Where worker has a current work capacity 93CD(4)(a) Minimum weekly earnings for approval of an application for a worker who has returned to work $166 $172

93CD(5)(a)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made before 12 November 1997 where an application under section 92CD(1) has been approved – less 80% of worker’s current weekly earnings $1,140 $1,180

93CD(5)(b)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 12 November 1997 and before 5 April 2010 where an application under section 92CD(1) has been approved – less 80% of worker’s current weekly earnings $1,420 $1,470 1324 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

93CD(5)(c)(ii) Maximum weekly payment for claims made on or after 5 April 2010 where an application under section 92CD(1) has been approved – less 80% of worker’s current weekly earnings $1,930 $2,000

COMPENSATION FOR NON-ECONOMIC LOSS (CPI) Permanent Impairment – Calculations of Amounts of Non-economic Loss

98C(2)(b)(i) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is a modified whole person impairment of not less than $11,090 $11,430 10% and less than 11% $9,450 $9,740

98C(2)(b)(ii) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is a modified spinal impairment of not less than 10% and $11,090 $11,430 less than 11% $9,450 $9,740

98C(2)(c)(i) Where the worker’s impairment benefit rating is not $17,870 $18,420 less than 10% and not more than 30% $2,690 $2,770

98C(2)(c)(ii)(A) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is a spinal impairment and is not less than 10% and less than $17,870 $18,420 30% $2,690 $2,770

98C(2)(c)(ii)(B) Where the worker’s impairment benefit rating is a spinal impairment and is not less than 10% and less $18,420 than 30% $71,580 $2,770

98C(2)(d) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is more $71,500 $73,710 than 30% and not more than 70% $4,460 $4,600

98C(2)(e)(i) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is more $248,980 $256,670 than 70% and not more than 80% $27,870 $28,730

98C(2)(e)(ii) Maximum amount where worker’s impairment benefit rating is more than 70% and not more than 80% $527,610 $543,920

98C(2)(f) Where worker’s impairment benefit rating is more than 80% $527,610 $543,920

Psychiatric Impairment – Calculations of Amounts of Non-economic Loss 98C(3)(b) Where worker’s degree of impairment is 30% $17,870 $18,420 $2,690 $2,770 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1325

98C(3)(c) Where worker’s degree of impairment is more than $71,500 $73,710 30% and not more than 70% $4,460 $4,600

98C(3)(d)(i) Where worker’s degree of impairment is more than $248,980 $256,670 70% and not more than 80% $27,870 $28,730

98C(3)(d)(ii) Maximum amount where worker’s degree of impairment is more than 70% and not more than 80% $527,610 $543,920

98C(3)(e) Where worker’s degree of impairment is more than 80% $527,610 $543,920

Permanent Impairment – Calculation of Amounts of Non-economic Loss for Further Injury Industrial Deafness

98C(3A)(a) Where ‘T’ is not less than 10% and not more than $2,690 $2,770 30% and ‘P’ is less than 10% $1,770 $1,820

98C(3A)(b) Where ‘T’ is not less than 10% and not more than 30% and ‘P’ is not less than 10% $2,690 $2,770

98C(3A)(c) Where ‘T’ is more than 30% and ‘P’ is less than 10% $4,460 $4,600 $2,690 $2,770 $1,770 $1,820

98C(3A)(d) Where ‘T’ is more than 30% and ‘P’ is not less than $4,460 $4,600 10% and is less than 30% $2,690 $2,770

98C(3A)(e) Where ‘T’ is more than 30% and ‘P’ is not less than 30% $4,460 $4,600

Other non-economic loss 98C(4) Loss of a foetus or loss of more than one foetus $64,280 $66,270

98C(7) Maximum amount of compensation for more than one injury suffered on the same occasion $527,610 $543,920

98C(8) Maximum amount of compensation for more than one kind of non-economic loss for the same injury $527,610 $543,920

NO DISADVANTAGE – COMPENSATION TABLE (CPI) 98E Total loss of the sight of both eyes $259,980 $268,010

Total loss of the sight of an only eye $259,980 $268,010 1326 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Loss of both hands $259,980 $268,010

Loss of both feet $259,980 $268,010

Loss of a hand and a foot $259,980 $268,010

Total loss of the right arm or of the greater part of the right arm $207,980 $214,410

Total loss of the left arm or of the greater part of the left arm $194,980 $201,010

Total loss of the right hand or of five fingers of the right hand, or of the lower part of the right arm $181,960 $187,580

Total loss of the left hand or of five fingers of the left hand, or of the lower part of the left arm $169,010 $174,230

Total loss of a leg $194,980 $201,010

Total loss of a foot $169,010 $174,230

Total loss of the lower part of the leg $181,960 $187,580

Total loss of the sight of one eye, together with the serious diminution of the sight of the other eye $194,980 $201,010

Total loss of hearing $169,010 $174,230

Total loss of the sight of one eye $103,970 $107,180

Loss of binocular vision $103,970 $107,180

Loss of eyeball (in addition to compensation for loss of sight of an eye) $57,200 $58,970

Total loss of power of speech $155,990 $160,810

Total loss of sense of taste or smell $44,200 $45,570

Total loss of senses of both taste and smell $88,400 $91,130 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1327

Total loss of male sexual organs $122,200 $125,980

Total loss of penis $122,200 $125,980

Total loss of one testicle $25,970 $26,770

Total loss of two testicles or an only testicle $122,200 $125,980

Total loss of female sexual organs $122,200 $125,980

Total loss of both breasts $122,200 $125,980

Total loss of one breast $77,980 $80,390

Total loss of the thumb of the right hand $77,980 $80,390

Total loss of the thumb of the left hand $67,600 $69,690

Total loss of the forefinger of the right hand $54,620 $56,310

Total loss of the forefinger of the left hand $46,780 $48,230

Total loss of two joints of the forefinger of the right hand $41,590 $42,880

Total loss of two joints of the forefinger of the left hand $31,190 $32,150

Total loss of a joint of the thumb $41,590 $42,880

Total loss of the first joint of the forefinger of the right hand $25,970 $26,770

Total loss of the first joint of the forefinger of the left hand $23,410 $24,130

Total loss of the first joint of the middle or little or ring finger of either hand $15,580 $16,060

Total loss of the middle finger of either hand $31,190 $32,150

Total loss of the little or ring finger of either hand $28,620 $29,500 1328 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Total loss of two joints of the middle finger of either hand $25,970 $26,770

Total loss of two joints of the little or ring finger of either hand $23,410 $24,130

Total loss of the great toe of either foot $57,200 $58,970

Total loss of a joint of the great toe of either foot $25,970 $26,770

Total loss of any other toe $15,580 $16,060

Total loss of a joint of any other toe $5,200 $5,360

Quadriplegia $259,980 $268,010

Paraplegia $259,980 $268,010

Total impairment of the spine $259,980 $268,010

98E(5) Maximum total amount of compensation allowable under 98E Table $259,980 $268,010

MEDICAL AND LIKE SERVICES (CPI) 99(1)(b) Maximum family counselling expenses $5,580 $5,750

99(5) Employer’s liability $610 $629

125(1)(a)(iii) Employer’s initial liability for medical and like services $610 $629

125A(3)(c) Employer’s initial liability for medical and like services $610 $629

LIABILITY OF PRIOR INSURER (AWE) 129B (7) Minimum payments for contribution injury $14,120 $14,610

ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES Pecuniary Loss (CPI) 134AB(22)(a)(i) Threshold $53,820 $55,480

134AB(22)(a)(ii) Maximum $1,211,860 $1,249,310 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1329

Pain and Suffering (CPI) 134AB(22)(b)(i) Threshold $51,990 $53,600

134AB(22)(b)(ii) Maximum $527,610 $543,920

Pecuniary Loss (AWE) 135A(7)(a)(i) Threshold $56,180 $58,140

135A(7)(a)(ii) Maximum $1,264,920 $1,309,150

Pain and Suffering (CPI) 135A(7)(b)(i) Threshold $48,150 $49,640

135A(7)(b)(ii) Maximum $488,670 $503,770

Damages under Part III of the Wrongs Act 1958 (AWE) 135C(2) Death of a person $834,470 $863,650

SELF-INSURERS

Schedule 4 1(1) Pre-application eligibility fee $804 $829 Schedule 4 1(1) Pre-application eligibility fee inclusive of GST $884 $912

Schedule 5 3(1) Application fee limit for approval as self-insurer & (2) (AWE) $52,090 $53,910

RETURN TO WORK 197(3) & (4) Total rateable remuneration of employer $2,061,300 $2,125,000

PRE-INJURY AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS (AWE) 5A(5) & Schedule 1A Item 1 Column 3 paragraph (c) Where no rate applicable $1,930 $2,000

5A(5) & Schedule 1A Item 10 Column 3 Deemed pre-injury average weekly earnings for a paragraph (b) full-time student at time of completion of course $1,930 $2,000

100B & Schedule 1A Deemed pre-injury average weekly earnings for a Item 11 Column 3 full-time student at a primary or secondary school at paragraph (b) time of completion of secondary school $1,140 $1,180

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Workers Compensation Act 1958 NOTICE OF NEW BENEFIT RATES PAYABLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9 AND SECTION 11 (a) Section 9(3) of the Workers Compensation Act 1958 provides for rates of compensation to be adjusted on 1 July in any year in line with movements in the Australian male average weekly earnings between the December quarter of the two preceding years as published by the Australian Statistician at 15 June in each respective year. The Australian male average weekly earnings for the December quarter of 2010 and 2011 were $1210.90 and $1255.00 respectively, an increase of 3.64%. Notice is hereby given that calculations in accordance with the said section produce the following rates of compensation which are payable, on and from 1 July 2005 instead of the amounts specified in section 9 of the said Act, in the clauses under the heading ‘The Clauses Referred To’. The amount specified in ‘The Clauses Referred To’ Rates before Rates from (wherever occurring) 1 July 12 1 July 12 COMPENSATION FOR THE Amount as per the 1958 Act DEATH OF A WORKER 1(a) (i) $33,160 $187,888 $194,731 $8,088 $45,835 $47,504 $7,566 $42,865 $44,426 $7,044 $39,910 $41,363 $6,523 $36,959 $38,305 $6,001 $33,999 $35,237 $5,479 $31,042 $32,173 $4,957 $28,084 $29,107 $4,435 $25,128 $26,043 $3,914 $22,177 $22,985 $3,392 $19,213 $19,913 $2,870 $16,259 $16,851 $2,348 $13,299 $13,783 $1,826 $10,344 $10,721 $1,826 $10,344 $10,721

1(a)(ii) $33,160 $187,888 $194,731 WEEKLY PAYMENTS

1(b) (i) $105 $599 $621 $30 $168 $174 $10 $56 $58 $155 $880 $912 $78 $439 $455 $135 $761 $789 TOTAL LIABILITY FOR WEEKLY PAYMENTS

1(b) (iii) $36,960 $209,421 $217,048

(b) Section 11(1) of the Workers Compensation Act 1958 provides for rates of compensation for certain specified injuries to be set percentages of the maximum payable, at the time of the injury, under Clause 1(a)(ii). Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1331

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) Under section 71(1)(b) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (‘the Act’), CityLink Melbourne Limited, ABN 65 070 810 678 (the relevant corporation in relation to the Link road), hereby fixes tolls which are payable in respect of the use of vehicles (as set out herein) on toll zones on the Link road. For the purposes of this Notice, the following definitions apply: Boulton Parade includes the off-ramp connecting the rest of the Link road to Boulton Parade; Burnley Tunnel means the eastbound tunnel between Sturt Street and Burnley Street; Bus is a Motor Vehicle having more than 12 seating positions (including that of the driver); Car is a Motor Vehicle, other than: (a) a Motor Cycle; (b) a Light Commercial Vehicle; (c) a Heavy Commercial Vehicle; or (d) a Taxi; even if such a Motor Vehicle is towing a trailer or caravan; Domain Tunnel means the westbound tunnel between Punt Road and Sturt Street; Full Link road is the road included within both the Link road and the Extension road; Full Link Taxi Trip is a Trip by a Taxi on: (a) one or more of the toll zones described in this Notice as toll zones 1, 2 and 3; and (b) one or more of the toll zones described in this Notice as toll zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11; Half Link Taxi Trip is a Trip by a Taxi on: (a) one or more of the toll zones described in this Notice as toll zones 1, 2 and 3; or (b) one or more of the toll zones described in this Notice as toll zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, and no other toll zone; Heavy Commercial Vehicle or HCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is: (a) a rigid Truck with three or more axles; (b) an articulated Truck; (c) a Bus; or (d) a two axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 4.5 tonnes; Light Commercial Vehicle or LCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is a two-axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes, but does not exceed 4.5 tonnes; Motor Cycle is a two-wheeled Motor Vehicle (and includes such a Motor Vehicle even if it has a trailer, fore car or side car attached) other than a Taxi; Motor Vehicle is a vehicle which is used or intended to be used on a highway or in a public place and which has its own motive power (other than human or animal power) but does not include: (a) a vehicle intended to be used on a railway or tramway; or (b) a motorised wheel chair capable of a speed of not more than 10 kilometres per hour which is used solely for the conveyance of an injured or disabled person; Swan Street Intersection means the intersection between Swan Street and Batman Avenue; Taxi is, at any particular time, a Motor Vehicle in relation to which a commercial passenger vehicle licence (issued under the Transport Act 1983) then subsists, being a licence allowing for the operation of the Motor Vehicle as a Taxi-Cab (within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983); the Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; 1332 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette the Integration and Facilitation Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; Trip is the passage of a vehicle on one or more toll zones: (a) uninterrupted by exit and subsequent re-entry; or (b) if so interrupted, the interruption consists only of travel directly between: (i) that part of the Link road between Bulla Road and the West Gate Freeway; and (ii) that part of the Link road between Sturt Street and Glenferrie Road; Truck is a Motor Vehicle other than a Bus which has a cab-chassis construction and a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes; and vehicle has the same meaning as in the Act. Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement, the tolls listed in Table One are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on toll zones on the Link road, where those vehicles are a Car, a LCV or a HCV: Table One Toll Zone Toll Car LCV HCV 1. That part of the Link road between Moreland Road and $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 Brunswick Road. 2. That part of the Link road between Racecourse Road and $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 Dynon Road. 3. That part of the Link road between Footscray Road and $2.45 $3.91 $4.64 the West Gate Freeway. 4. That part of the Link road being the Domain Tunnel $2.45 $3.91 $4.64 and that part of the Link road leading into that Tunnel between the eastern portal of that Tunnel and Punt Road, other than that part of the Link road – (a) being the eastbound carriageways of the Link road; (b) between Punt Road and the exit to Boulton Parade; and (c) comprising Boulton Parade. 5. That part of the Link road being the Burnley Tunnel $4.39 $7.04 $8.35 and that part of the Link road leading out of that Tunnel between the eastern portal of that Tunnel and Burnley Street. 6. That part of the Link road being the eastbound $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 carriageways between Punt Road and Burnley Street other than that part of the Link road being the Burnley Tunnel and that part of the Link road leading out of that Tunnel between the eastern portal of that Tunnel and Burnley Street. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1333

7. That part of the Link road between Burnley Street and $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 Punt Road and including that part of the Link road – (a) between Punt Road and the exit to Boulton Parade, other than the eastbound carriageways; and (b) comprising Boulton Parade, other than: (i) the eastbound carriageways between Burnley Street and Punt Road; and (ii) that part of the Link road being the Burnley Tunnel and that part of the Link road leading out of that Tunnel between the eastern portal of that Tunnel and Burnley Street. 8. That part of the Link road being the eastbound $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 carriageways between Burnley Street and Glenferrie Road. 9. That part of the Link road between Glenferrie Road and $1.96 $3.12 $3.72 Burnley Street, other than the eastbound carriageways. 10. That part of the Link road being the eastbound $1.22 $1.96 $2.32 carriageways between Swan Street Intersection and Punt Road, other than – (a) that part of the Link road being the Burnley Tunnel; and (b) that part of the Link road comprising Boulton Parade. 11. That part of the Link road between Punt Road and Swan $1.22 $1.96 $2.32 Street Intersection, other than – (a) the eastbound carriageways; (b) that part of the Link road being the Burnley Tunnel; (c) that part of the Link road: (1) between Punt Road and the exit to Boulton Parade; and (2) comprising Boulton Parade; and (d) that part of the Link road being the Domain Tunnel and that part of the Link road leading into that Tunnel between the eastern portal of that Tunnel and Punt Road. For the avoidance of doubt, a reference in this Notice to the specification of a toll zone by reference to Burnley Street refers to that point on the Link road where Burnley Street would cross the Link road if Burnley Street continued in a straight southerly direction from its southernmost extremity. For the avoidance of doubt, a reference in this Notice to ‘eastbound’ means in a general easterly direction from the eastern end of the West Gate Freeway towards Glenferrie Road. 1334 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in Table One, under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement, the maximum tolls payable in respect of the use of a vehicle on a toll zone on the Link road where that vehicle is a Car, a LCV or a HCV for a Trip are as listed in Table Two: Table Two Trip Cap Toll Car LCV HCV 1. Where the passage of the vehicle on the last toll zone $7.33 $9.77 $9.77 comprising the Trip before exiting the Full Link road occurs between 6 am and 8 pm on the same day. 2. Where the passage of the vehicle on the last toll zone $7.33 $7.33 $7.33 comprising the Trip before exiting the Full Link road occurs between 8 pm on the one day and 6 am on the next. Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act, and in accordance with the Agreement, the tolls listed in Table Three are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on toll zones on the Link road where those vehicles are Taxis: Table Three Taxis Toll Each Half Link Taxi Trip $4.80 Each Full Link Taxi Trip $6.60 For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice does not set Charge Tolls, Maximum Charge Tolls or Taxi Tolls for the purposes of Schedule 3 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Agreement, or Schedule 4 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Integration and Facilitation Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice also: (i) revokes or repeals; or, in the alternative (ii) amends – the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) dated 15 March 2012 and published in the Victoria Government Gazette No. G 12 (pages 597 to 601), dated 22 March 2012 (‘the Last Notice’). This notice takes effect on 1 July 2012 and for the avoidance of doubt, the Last Notice ceases to have effect when this Notice takes effect, and the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice shall not: (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time at which the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect becomes operative; (b) affect the previous operation of the Last Notice or anything duly done or suffered under the Last Notice; (c) affect any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the Last Notice; (d) affect any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed relating (directly or indirectly) to or in respect of the Last Notice; or (e) affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as is mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d) – Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1335 and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Last Notice had not been revoked or repealed or amended or had not expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. For the avoidance of doubt, the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice does not in any way affect the direct amendments made in or by the Last Notice to, or the operation or effect of those amendments to, any NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) published in the Victoria Government Gazette prior to the publication of the Last Notice. Dated 14 June 2012 A. L. STREET E. M. MILDWATER Company Secretary Director CityLink Melbourne Limited CityLink Melbourne Limited (ABN 65 070 810 678) (ABN 65 070 810 678) 1336 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) Under section 71(1)(b) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (‘the Act’), City Link Extension Pty Limited, ABN 40 082 058 615 (the relevant corporation in relation to the Extension road), hereby fixes tolls which are payable in respect of the use of vehicles (as set out herein) on the toll zone on the Extension road. For the purposes of this Notice, the following definitions apply: Bus is a Motor Vehicle having more than 12 seating positions (including that of the driver); Car is a Motor Vehicle, other than: (a) a Motor Cycle; (b) a Light Commercial Vehicle; (c) a Heavy Commercial Vehicle; or (d) a Taxi; even if such a Motor Vehicle is towing a trailer or caravan; Heavy Commercial Vehicle or HCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is: (a) a rigid Truck with three or more axles; (b) an articulated Truck; (c) a Bus; or (d) a two axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 4.5 tonnes; Light Commercial Vehicle or LCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is a two-axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes, but does not exceed 4.5 tonnes; Motor Cycle is a two-wheeled Motor Vehicle (and includes such a Motor Vehicle even if it has a trailer, fore car or side car attached) other than a Taxi; Motor Vehicle is a vehicle which is used or intended to be used on a highway or in a public place and which has its own motive power (other than human or animal power) but does not include: (a) a vehicle intended to be used on a railway or tramway; or (b) a motorised wheel chair capable of a speed of not more than 10 kilometres per hour which is used solely for the conveyance of an injured or disabled person; Taxi is, at any particular time, a Motor Vehicle in relation to which a commercial passenger vehicle licence (issued under the Transport Act 1983) then subsists, being a licence allowing for the operation of the Motor Vehicle as a Taxi-Cab (within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983); the Extension Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; the Integration and Facilitation Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; Truck is a Motor Vehicle other than a Bus which has a cab-chassis construction and a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes; and vehicle has the same meaning as in the Act. Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Extension Agreement, the tolls listed in Table One are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on the toll zone on the Extension road, where those vehicles are a Car, a LCV or a HCV: Table One Toll Zone Toll Car LCV HCV 12. The Extension road $1.22 $1.96 $2.32 Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1337

For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice does not set Charge Tolls for the purposes of Schedule 1 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Extension Agreement, or Schedule 4 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Integration and Facilitation Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice also: (i) revokes or repeals; or, in the alternative (ii) amends – the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) dated 15 March 2012 and published in the Victoria Government Gazette No. G 12 (pages 602 to 603), dated 22 March 2012 (‘the Last Notice’). This Notice takes effect on 1 July 2012, and for the avoidance of doubt, the Last Notice ceases to have effect when this Notice takes effect, and the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice shall not: (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time at which the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect becomes operative; (b) affect the previous operation of the Last Notice or anything duly done or suffered under the Last Notice; (c) affect any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the Last Notice; (d) affect any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed relating (directly or indirectly) to or in respect of the Last Notice; or (e) affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as is mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d) – and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Last Notice had not been revoked or repealed or amended or had not expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. For the avoidance of doubt, the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice does not in any way affect the direct amendments made in or by the Last Notice to, or the operation or effect of those amendments to, any NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) published in the Victoria Government Gazette prior to the publication of the Last Notice. Dated 14 June 2012 A. L. STREET E. M. MILDWATER Company Secretary Director City Link Extension Pty Limited City Link Extension Pty Limited (ABN 40 082 058 615) (ABN 40 082 058 615) 1338 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) Under section 71(1)(b) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (‘the Act’), CityLink Melbourne Limited, ABN 65 070 810 678 (the relevant corporation in relation to the Link road) (‘CityLink Melbourne’), hereby fixes tolls which are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on toll zones on the Link road where those vehicles are the subject of a CityLink Pass for that use. For the purposes of this Notice, the following definitions apply: Bus is a Motor Vehicle having more than 12 seating positions (including that of the driver); Car is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Motor Cycle, a Light Commercial Vehicle, a Heavy Commercial Vehicle or a Taxi even if such a Motor Vehicle is towing a trailer or caravan; CityLink Pass is a 24 Hour Pass, a Tulla Pass or a Weekend Pass; Full Link road is the road included within both the Link road and the Extension road; Heavy Commercial Vehicle or HCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is: (a) a rigid Truck with three or more axles; (b) an articulated Truck; (c) a Bus; or (d) a two axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 4.5 tonnes; Light Commercial Vehicle or LCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is a two-axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes, but does not exceed 4.5 tonnes; Motor Cycle is a two-wheeled Motor Vehicle (and includes such a Motor Vehicle even if it has a trailer, fore car or side car attached) other than a Taxi; Motor Vehicle is a vehicle which is used or intended to be used on a highway or in a public place and which has its own motive power (other than human or animal power) but does not include: (a) a vehicle intended to be used on a railway or tramway; or (b) a motorised wheel chair capable of a speed of not more than 10 kilometres per hour which is used solely for the conveyance of an injured or disabled person; Taxi is, at any particular time, a Motor Vehicle in relation to which a commercial passenger vehicle licence (issued under the Transport Act 1983) then subsists, being a licence allowing for the operation of the Motor Vehicle as a Taxi-Cab (within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983); the Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; the Integration and Facilitation Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; Trip is the passage of a vehicle on one or more toll zones: (a) uninterrupted by exit and subsequent re-entry; or (b) if so interrupted, consists only of travel directly between: (i) that part of the Link road between Bulla Road and the West Gate Freeway; and (ii) that part of the Link road between Sturt Street and Glenferrie Road; Truck is a Motor Vehicle other than a Bus which has a cab-chassis construction and a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes; Tulla Pass is an agreement with CityLink Melbourne for CityLink Melbourne to register a Car or Light Commercial Vehicle under Part 4 of the Act for use only on that part of the Link road being the Tullamarine Freeway Upgrade, between Bulla Road and Flemington Road including the toll zone between Moreland Road and Brunswick Road, for a fixed 24 hour period commencing at the time of the first Tulla Trip by that Car or Light Commercial Vehicle on a specified day; Tulla Trip is the passage of a Car or Light Commercial Vehicle on that part of the Link road being the toll zone between Moreland Road and Brunswick Road; Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1339

24 Hour Pass is an agreement with CityLink Melbourne to register a vehicle (other than a Taxi) under Part 4 of the Act for use of any or all toll zones comprising the Full Link road for a fixed 24 hour period commencing at the time of the first Trip by the vehicle on a specified day; vehicle has the same meaning as in the Act; and Weekend Pass is an agreement with CityLink Melbourne to register a Car or Light Commercial Vehicle under Part 4 of the Act for use of any or all toll zones comprising the Full Link road for a fixed period commencing at 12.00 pm on the Friday immediately before a specified Saturday and ending at midnight on the Sunday immediately following that specified Saturday. The fact that CityLink Melbourne also registers a Car or Light Commercial Vehicle for an additional period at no extra charge does not prevent the agreement from being a Weekend Pass. Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement, the tolls listed in Table One are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on toll zones on the Link road where the vehicle is the subject of a 24 Hour Pass for that use. Table One 24 Hour Pass Toll Car LCV HCV $14.10 $22.55 $26.80 Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement, the tolls listed in Table Two are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on toll zones on the Link road where the vehicle is the subject of a Weekend Pass for that use. Table Two Weekend Pass Toll Car LCV $14.10 $22.55 Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement, the tolls listed in Table Three are payable in respect of the use of Cars or Light Commercial Vehicles on the toll zone, consisting of that part of the Link road between Moreland Road and Brunswick Road, where the Car or Light Commercial Vehicle is the subject of a Tulla Pass for that use. Table Three Tulla Pass Toll Car LCV $5.00 $8.05 For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice does not set Charge Tolls or Day Tolls for the purpose of Schedule 3 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Agreement or Schedule 4 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Integration and Facilitation Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice also: (i) revokes or repeals; or, in the alternative (ii) amends – the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) dated 15 March 2012 and published in the Victoria Government Gazette No. G 12 (pages 604 to 606), dated 22 March 2012 (‘the Last Notice’). 1340 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

This Notice takes effect on 1 July 2012, and for the avoidance of doubt, the Last Notice ceases to have effect when this Notice takes effect, and the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice shall not: (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time at which the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect becomes operative; (b) affect the previous operation of the Last Notice or anything duly done or suffered under the Last Notice; (c) affect any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the Last Notice; (d) affect any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed relating (directly or indirectly) to or in respect of the Last Notice; or (e) affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as is mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d) – and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Last Notice had not been revoked or repealed or amended or had not expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. For the avoidance of doubt, the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice does not in any way affect the direct amendments made in or by the Last Notice to, or the operation or effect of those amendments to, any NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) published in the Victoria Government Gazette prior to the publication of the Last Notice. Dated 14 June 2012 A. L. STREET E. M. MILDWATER Company Secretary Director CityLink Melbourne Limited CityLink Melbourne Limited (ABN 65 070 810 678) (ABN 65 070 810 678) Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1341

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) Under section 71(1)(b) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (‘the Act’), City Link Extension Pty Limited, ABN 40 082 058 615 (the relevant corporation in relation to the Extension road), hereby fixes tolls which are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on the toll zone on the Extension road where those vehicles are the subject of a CityLink Pass for that use. For the purposes of this Notice, the following definitions apply: Bus is a Motor Vehicle having more than 12 seating positions (including that of the driver); Car is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Motor Cycle, a Light Commercial Vehicle, a Heavy Commercial Vehicle or a Taxi even if such a Motor Vehicle is towing a trailer or caravan; CityLink is CityLink Melbourne Limited ABN 65 070 810 678, the relevant corporation for the purposes of section 73C of the Act; CityLink Pass is a 24 Hour Pass or a Weekend Pass; Full Link road is the road included within both the Link road and the Extension road; Heavy Commercial Vehicle or HCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is: (a) a rigid Truck with three or more axles; (b) an articulated Truck; (c) a Bus; or (d) a two axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 4.5 tonnes; Light Commercial Vehicle or LCV is a Motor Vehicle, other than a Taxi, which is a two-axle rigid Truck having a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes, but does not exceed 4.5 tonnes; Motor Cycle is a two-wheeled Motor Vehicle (and includes such a Motor Vehicle even if it has a trailer, fore car or side car attached) other than a Taxi; Motor Vehicle is a vehicle which is used or intended to be used on a highway or in a public place and which has its own motive power (other than human or animal power) but does not include: (a) a vehicle intended to be used on a railway or tramway; or (b) a motorised wheel chair capable of a speed of not more than 10 kilometres per hour which is used solely for the conveyance of an injured or disabled person; Taxi is, at any particular time, a Motor Vehicle in relation to which a commercial passenger vehicle licence (issued under the Transport Act 1983) then subsists, being a licence allowing for the operation of the Motor Vehicle as a Taxi-Cab (within the meaning of the Transport Act 1983); the Extension Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; the Integration and Facilitation Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; Trip is the passage of a vehicle on one or more toll zones: (a) uninterrupted by exit and subsequent re-entry; or (b) if so interrupted, consists only of travel directly between: (i) that part of the Link road between Bulla Road and the West Gate Freeway; and (ii) that part of the Link road between Sturt Street and Glenferrie Road; Truck is a Motor Vehicle other than a Bus which has a cab-chassis construction and a gross vehicle mass which exceeds 1.5 tonnes; 24 Hour Pass is an agreement with CityLink to register a vehicle (other than a Taxi) under Part 4 of the Act for use of any or all toll zones comprising the Full Link road for a fixed 24 hour period commencing at the time of the first Trip by the vehicle on a specified day; vehicle has the same meaning as in the Act; and Weekend Pass is an agreement with CityLink to register a Car or Light Commercial Vehicle under Part 4 of the Act for use of any or all toll zones comprising the Full Link road for a fixed period commencing at 12.00 pm on the Friday immediately before a specified Saturday and ending at 1342 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette midnight on the Sunday immediately following that specified Saturday. The fact that CityLink also registers that Car or Light Commercial Vehicle for an additional period at no extra charge does not prevent the agreement from being a Weekend Pass. Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Extension Agreement, the tolls listed in Table One are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on the toll zone on the Extension road where the vehicle is the subject of a 24 Hour Pass for that use. Table One 24 Hour Pass Toll Car LCV HCV $14.10 $22.55 $26.80 Under section 71(1)(b) of the Act and in accordance with the Extension Agreement, the tolls listed in Table Two are payable in respect of the use of vehicles on the toll zone on the Extension road where the vehicle is the subject of a Weekend Pass for that use. Table Two Weekend Pass Toll Car LCV $14.10 $22.55 For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice does not set Charge Tolls or Day Tolls for the purpose of Schedule 1 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Extension Agreement or Schedule 4 (the Toll Calculation Schedule) of the Integration and Facilitation Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice also: (i) revokes or repeals; or, in the alternative (ii) amends – the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) dated 15 March 2012 and published in the Victoria Government Gazette No. G 12 (pages 607 to 609), dated 22 March 2012 (‘the Last Notice’). This Notice takes effect on 1 July 2012, and for the avoidance of doubt, the Last Notice ceases to have effect when this Notice takes effect, and the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice shall not: (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time at which the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect becomes operative; (b) affect the previous operation of the Last Notice or anything duly done or suffered under the Last Notice; (c) affect any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the Last Notice; (d) affect any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed relating (directly or indirectly) to or in respect of the Last Notice; or (e) affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as is mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d) – and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Last Notice had not been revoked or repealed or amended or had not expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1343

For the avoidance of doubt, the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice does not in any way affect the direct amendments made in or by the Last Notice to, or the operation or effect of those amendments to, any NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1) published in the Victoria Government Gazette prior to the publication of the Last Notice. Dated 14 June 2012 A. L. STREET E. M. MILDWATER Company Secretary Director City Link Extension Pty Limited City Link Extension Pty Limited (ABN 40 082 058 615) (ABN 40 082 058 615)

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1A) Under section 71(1A) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (‘the Act’), CityLink Melbourne Limited, ABN 65 070 810 678 (the relevant corporation in relation to the Link road and the Extension Road), hereby fixes Toll Administration Fees which are payable to it and specifies the circumstances in which they are payable. For the purposes of this Notice, the following definitions apply: Addressee means the person named on a Request for Payment or Further Request for Payment. Extension road has the same meaning as in the Act. Further Request for Payment means a further Request for Payment sent to an Addressee following the sending of a Request for Payment to that Addressee in relation to any or all of the Trips the subject of that Request for Payment. Link road has the same meaning as in the Act. Request for Payment means, in relation to a Trip or Trips, a request for payment of the tolls in respect of that Trip or Trips (as the case may be) and the Toll Administration Fee, within the meaning of section 77(1)(a) or sections 77(1)b) and 78(1) of the Act (as the case may be). the Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act. the Extension Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act. the Integration and Facilitation Agreement has the same meaning as in the Act; Toll Administration Fee means a toll administration fee within the meaning of section 71(1A) of the Act. Trip is the passage of a vehicle on one or more toll zones: (a) uninterrupted by exit and subsequent re-entry; or (b) if so interrupted, the interruption consists only of travel directly between: (i) that part of the Link road between Bulla Road and the West Gate Freeway; and (ii) that part of the Link road between Sturt Street and Glenferrie Road. vehicle has the same meaning as in the Act. Under section 71(1A) of the Act and in accordance with the Agreement or the Extension Agreement (as the case requires): (a) a Toll Administration Fee of $11.51 is payable when a Request for Payment is sent to an Addressee; and (b) a Toll Administration Fee of $22.46 is payable when a Further Request for Payment is sent to an Addressee. 1344 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

This notice is also a notice for the purposes of: (a) schedule 3 of the Agreement; (b) schedule 1 of the Extension Agreement and in that capacity is given by CityLink Melbourne Limited as agent for City Link Extension Pty Limited (ABN 40 082 058 615); and (c) schedule 4 of the Integration and Facilitation Agreement and in that capacity is given by CityLink Melbourne Limited for itself and as agent for City Link Extension Pty Limited. For the avoidance of doubt, this Notice also: (i) revokes or repeals; or, in the alternative (ii) amends – the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 71(1A) dated 16 June 2011 and published in the Victoria Government Gazette No. G25 (pages 1426 to 1427), dated 23 June 2011 (‘the Last Notice’). This notice takes effect on 1 July 2012 and for the avoidance of doubt, the Last Notice ceases to have effect when this Notice takes effect, and the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect of the Last Notice shall not: (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time at which the revocation, repeal, amendment or ceasing to have effect becomes operative; (b) affect the previous operation of the Last Notice or anything duly done or suffered under the Last Notice; (c) affect any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the Last Notice; (d) affect any penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred in respect of any offence committed relating (directly or indirectly) to or in respect of the Last Notice; or (e) affect any investigation, legal proceeding or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability, penalty, forfeiture or punishment as is mentioned in paragraphs (c) and (d) – and any such investigation, legal proceeding or remedy may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty, forfeiture or punishment may be imposed, as if the Last Notice had not been revoked or repealed or amended or had not expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. Dated 14 June 2012 A. L. STREET E. M. MILDWATER Company Secretary Director CityLink Melbourne Limited CityLink Melbourne Limited (ABN 65 070 810 678) (ABN 65 070 810 678) Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1345

Planning and Environment Act 1987 A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, BANYULE PLANNING SCHEME free of charge, at the Department of Planning and Community Development website at Notice of Approval of Amendment www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection Amendment C72 and free of charge, during office hours, at The Minister for Planning has approved the offices of the Boroondara City Council, 8 Amendment C72 to the Banyule Planning Inglesby Road, Camberwell. Scheme. FIONA DELAHUNT Acting Executive Director The Amendment comes into operation on the Statutory Planning Systems Reform date this notice is published in the Government Department of Planning and Gazette. Community Development The Amendment rezones land at 7 and 7A Curzon Street, Ivanhoe, removes a redundant Public Acquisition Overlay and a restrictive Planning and Environment Act 1987 covenant to facilitate an exchange of land EAST GIPPSLAND PLANNING SCHEME between the owner of 7 Curzon Street and Notice of Approval of Amendment Banyule City Council. Amendment C88 The Amendment also grants a planning The Minister for Planning has approved permit under Division 5 of Part 4 of the Planning Amendment C88 to the East Gippsland Planning and Environment Act 1987 for the subdivision Scheme. of 7A Curzon Street into two lots. The Amendment comes into operation on the A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, date this notice is published in the Government free of charge, at the Department of Planning Gazette. and Community Development website at www. The Amendment introduces a new dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and Incorporated Document, being the ‘Bullock free of charge, during office hours, at the Island–Lakes Entrance Concept Plan, November offices of the Banyule City Council, 275 Upper 2011’ into the Schedule to Clause 81.01 of Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe. the East Gippsland Planning Scheme. Minor wording changes have been made to Schedule 1 FIONA DELAHUNT to Clause 37.01 and Schedule 1 to Clause 43.04. Acting Executive Director A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Statutory Planning Systems Reform free of charge, at the Department of Planning Department of Planning and and Community Development website at Community Development www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and free of charge, during office hours, at the offices of the East Gippsland Shire Council, 273 Planning and Environment Act 1987 Main Street, Bairnsdale. BOROONDARA PLANNING SCHEME FIONA DELAHUNT Notice of Approval of Amendment Acting Executive Director Amendment C157 Statutory Planning Systems Reform Department of Planning and The Minister for Planning has approved Community Development Amendment C157 to the Boroondara Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government GREATER GEELONG PLANNING SCHEME Gazette. Notice of Approval of Amendment The Amendment amends the wording of the Amendment C260 design objective for Precinct 5 (Transit Oriented The Minister for Planning has approved Development) of Schedule 12 to the Design and Amendment C260 to the Greater Geelong Development Overlay. Planning Scheme. 1346 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government LATROBE PLANNING SCHEME Gazette. Notice of Approval of Amendment The Amendment rezones the land at 125 Amendment C26 Heales Road, Corio, from the Public Use Zone 1 to the Industrial 2 Zone and applies the The Minister for Planning has approved Environmental Audit Overlay to the land. Amendment C26 to the Latrobe Planning Scheme. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, at the Department of Planning The Amendment comes into operation on the and Community Development website at date this notice is published in the Government www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection Gazette. and free of charge, during office hours, at the The Amendment implements planning offices of the Greater Geelong City Council, 131 controls in order to facilitate the ongoing Myers Street, Geelong. operations of the Latrobe Regional Airport FIONA DELAHUNT and provide options for the future expansion of Acting Executive Director services. Statutory Planning Systems Reform A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Department of Planning and free of charge, at the Department of Planning Community Development and Community Development website at www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and free of charge, during office hours, at Planning and Environment Act 1987 the offices of the Latrobe City Council, GREATER SHEPPARTON 141 Commerical Road, Morwell. PLANNING SCHEME FIONA DELAHUNT Notice of Approval of Amendment Acting Executive Director Amendment C93 Statutory Planning Systems Reform Department of Planning and The Minister for Planning has approved Community Development Amendment C93 to the Greater Shepparton Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government LATROBE PLANNING SCHEME Gazette. Notice of Approval of Amendment The Amendment implements the ‘Greater Amendment C71 Shepparton Housing Strategy 2011’ by amending The Minister for Planning has approved Clause 21.04 to include the strategic directions Amendment C71 to the Latrobe Planning and framework plans and Clause 21.09 to Scheme. include the strategy as a reference document. The Amendment comes into operation on the A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, date this notice is published in the Government free of charge, at the Department of Planning Gazette. and Community Development website at www. dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and The Amendment corrects zoning and overlay anomalies, amends the Heritage Overlay free of charge, during office hours, at the Schedule, removes references to restricted floor offices of the Greater Shepparton City Council, areas in Schedule 1 to the Industrial 1 Zone, Welford Street, Shepparton. Industrial 3 Zone and Business 4 Zone, corrects FIONA DELAHUNT a spelling error in Schedule 1 to the Special Acting Executive Director Use Zone and changes the referral authority in Statutory Planning Systems Reform Schedule 1 to the State Resources Overlay. Department of Planning and A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Community Development free of charge, at the Department of Planning Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1347 and Community Development website at The Amendment comes into operation on the www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection date this notice is published in the Government and free of charge, during office hours, at Gazette. the offices of the Latrobe City Council, The Amendment changes the schedule to 141 Commercial Road, Morwell. the Restructure Overlay by introducing a land FIONA DELAHUNT capability based assessment for development of Acting Executive Director dwellings and extensions, other buildings and Statutory Planning Systems Reform building extensions, and subdivision. Department of Planning and A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Community Development free of charge, at the Department of Planning and Community Development website at www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection Planning and Environment Act 1987 and free of charge, during office hours, at the MOUNT ALEXANDER offices of the Towong Shire Council, 32 Towong PLANNING SCHEME Street, Tallangatta. Notice of Approval of Amendment FIONA DELAHUNT Acting Executive Director Amendment C62 Statutory Planning Systems Reform The Minister for Planning has approved Department of Planning and Amendment C62 to the Mount Alexander Community Development Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government Gazette. The Amendment alters the planning scheme maps and the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay so that 118 heritage places included in the Victorian Heritage Register are shown in the Mount Alexander Planning Scheme. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, at the Department of Planning and Community Development website at www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and free of charge, during office hours, at the Mount Alexander Shire Council, 25 Lyttleton Street, Castlemaine. FIONA DELAHUNT Acting Executive Director Statutory Planning Systems Reform Department of Planning and Community Development

Planning and Environment Act 1987 TOWONG PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment Amendment C23 The Minister for Planning has approved Amendment C23 to the Towong Planning Scheme. 1348 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

ORDERS IN COUNCIL County Court Act 1958 CONTINUATION OF RIGHT TO A JUDICIAL PENSION FOR RETIRED COUNTY COURT JUDGE Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council, under section 14(3A) of the County Court Act 1958 determines that the right of David Anthony Talbot Jones AM to a judicial pension shall not be suspended by reason of the operation of section 14(3A)(b)(i) of that Act, while he holds any office or place of profit as a member of the committee established by the Council of Australian Governments to review counter-terrorism legislation. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Minister: ROBERT CLARK MP Attorney-General YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Livestock Disease Control Act 1994 ORDER EXEMPTING CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON VACCINATING AGAINST HENDRA VIRUS Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council under section 6(3A) of the Livestock Disease Control Act 1994 exempts veterinarians, owners of horses and inspectors from the requirements of regulation 40 of the Livestock Disease Control Regulations 2006 to the extent that those provisions apply to the vaccination of horses against Hendra virus, provided that the person administering the vaccine is a veterinarian or an inspector. This Order comes into operation on the day it is published in the Government Gazette. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Minister: PETER WALSH Minister for Agriculture and Food Security YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 DECLARATION OF A DISEASE The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council under section 5 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 declares the disease Myrtle Rust (Uredo rangelii Simpson et al ) to be a disease. The Order made on 1 June 2010, and published in Government Gazette G22 on 3 June 2010, declaring Myrtle Rust to be an exotic disease, is revoked. This Order takes effect from the day it is published in the Government Gazette. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Minister: PETER WALSH MLA Minister for Agriculture and Food Security YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1349

Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 FLORA AND FAUNA GUARANTEE (COMMERCIAL FISHERIES – TAKE OF LISTED FISH) ORDER NO. 1/2012 Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council, under section 53(2) of the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988, makes this Order authorising the take of listed fish subject to terms and conditions contained in this Order. Title 1. This Order may be cited as the Flora and Fauna Guarantee (Commercial Fisheries – Take of Listed Fish) Order No. 1/2012. Objective 2. The objective of this Order is to authorise the take of listed fish under the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 incidental to conducting commercial fishery operations, subject to certain terms and conditions. Authorising provision 3. This Order is made under section 53(2) of the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988. Commencement 4. This Order comes into operation on the day that it is published in the Government Gazette. Definitions 5. In this Order – ‘Access Licence’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Act 1995; ‘Act’ means the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988; ‘Giant Crab Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘holder’ means: (a) a person who is the holder of an Access Licence; or (b) a person listed as an Operator on a Access Licence; or (c) a person employed by the holder of an ‘Access Licence; or the Operator, issued in accordance with section 51 of the Fisheries Act 1995; ‘listed fish’ means any fish listed under section 10 or Schedule 2 of the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988; ‘Rock Lobster Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘Scallop (Ocean) Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘specified fishery’ means Rock Lobster Fishery or Giant Crab Fishery or Scallop (Ocean) Fishery; ‘take’ has the same meaning as in the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988. Authority to take listed fish through while conducting commercial fisheries operations 6. A holder in a specified fishery is authorised to take listed fish subject to the following conditions: (a) the fishing activities being undertaken at the time of the take are in accordance with the ‘Access Licence’ held; and (b) the holder did not intentionally seek to catch or harm the listed fish; and (c) a record of relevant details of any take with a listed fish is recorded in the ‘Catch and Effort Logbook’ and supplied to the Department of Primary Industries within a month from date of take; and 1350 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

(d) immediate steps are taken to return any listed fish to its natural environment as quickly as possible and with minimum injury. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Ministers: RYAN SMITH Minister for Environment and Climate Change PETER WALSH Minister for Agriculture and Food Security YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Wildlife Act 1975 WILDILFE (COMMERCIAL FISHERIES – INTERACTION WITH PROTECTED WILDLIFE) ORDER NO. 1/2012 Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council, under section 28G of the Wildlife Act 1975, makes this Order authorising the interaction with protected wildlife subject to terms and conditions contained in this Order. Title 1. This Order may be cited as the Wildlife (Commercial Fisheries – Interaction with Protected Wildlife) Order No. 1/2012. Objective 2. The objective of this Order is to authorise interaction with protected wildlife under the Wildlife Act 1975 incidental to conducting commercial fishery operations, subject to certain terms and conditions. Authorising provision 3. This Order is made under section 28G of the Wildlife Act 1975. Commencement 4. This Order comes into operation on the day that it is published in the Government Gazette. Definitions 5. In this Order – ‘Access Licence’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Act 1995; ‘Act’ means the Wildlife Act 1975; ‘Giant Crab Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘holder’ means: (a) a person who is the holder of an Access Licence; or (b) a person listed as an Operator on a Access Licence; or (c) a person employed by the holder of an ‘Access Licence; or the Operator, issued in accordance with section 51 of the Fisheries Act 1995; ‘interaction’ means take, destroy, dispose of, and possess; ‘protected wildlife’ has the same meaning as in the Wildlife Act 1975; ‘Rock Lobster Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘Scallop (Ocean) Fishery’ has the same meaning as in the Fisheries Regulations 2009; ‘specified fishery’ means Rock Lobster Fishery or Giant Crab Fishery or Scallop (Ocean) Fishery. Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1351

Authority to interact with protected wildlife while conducting commercial fisheries operations 6. A holder in a specified fishery is authorised to have an interaction with protected wildlife subject to the following conditions: (a) the fishing activities being undertaken at the time of the interaction are in accordance with the ‘Access Licence’; and (b) the holder did not intentionally seek to catch or harm the protected wildlife; and (c) a record of relevant details of any interaction with a protected wildlife is recorded in the ‘Catch and Effort Logbook’ and supplied to the Department of Primary Industries within a month from date of interaction; and (d) immediate steps are taken to return any protected wildlife to its natural environment as quickly as possible and with minimum injury. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Ministers: RYAN SMITH Minister for Environment and Climate Change PETER WALSH Minister for Agriculture and Food Security YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Project Development and Construction Management Act 1994 ORDER UNDER SECTION 18 REQUIRING A PUBLIC BODY TO SURRENDER LAND Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with section 18(1) of the Project Development and Construction Management Act 1994 (‘the Act’), on the recommendation of the Minister for Roads, given in accordance with section 18(6) of the Act, requires that the Linking Melbourne Authority surrender Reserve 1 on Plan of Subdivision 704249L in the City of Frankston as shown on Survey Plan 21916C as parcel 652B, and Certificate of Title Volume 11313 Folio 137, to the Crown. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Minister: TERRY MULDER MP Minister for Roads YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council 1352 G 25 21 June 2012 Victoria Government Gazette

Water Industry Act 1994 ORDER MAKING THE RATE WHICH THE RATING AUTHORITY MAY LEVY IN RELATION TO LAND Order in Council The Lieutenant-Governor, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the Executive Council, under section 139(1A) of the Water Industry Act 1994, for the financial year commencing 1 July 2012: (i) makes a rate in relation to land within the area specified in the Schedule to this Order; and (ii) in relation to land within the specified area fixes the rate at 0.402 cents per dollar value of the net annual value. SCHEDULE The area which is delineated by a heavy black line on the plan numbered LEGL./95-1 and lodged in the Central Plan Office of the Department of Sustainability and Environment, with parts of the boundary of the area being more particularly defined by heavy black delineation on the plans numbered – LEGL./95-2 LEGL./95-20 LEGL./95-3 LEGL./95-21 LEGL./95-4 LEGL./95-22 LEGL./95-5 LEGL./95-23 LEGL./95-6 LEGL./95-24 LEGL./95-7 LEGL./95-25 LEGL./95-8 LEGL./95-26 LEGL./95-9 LEGL./95-27 LEGL./95-10 LEGL./95-28 LEGL./95-11 LEGL./95-29 LEGL./95-12 LEGL./95-30 LEGL./95-13 LEGL./95-31 LEGL./95-14 LEGL./95-32 LEGL./95-15 LEGL./95-33 LEGL./95-16 LEGL./95-34 LEGL./95-17 LEGL./95-35 LEGL./95-18 LEGL./95-36 LEGL./95-19 LEGL./95-37 This legislative instrument comes into effect on the date published in the Government Gazette. Dated 18 June 2012 Responsible Minister: RYAN SMITH Minister for Environment and Climate Change YVETTE CARISBROOKE Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Victoria Government Gazette G 25 21 June 2012 1353

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