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Government Gazette of the STATE of NEW SOUTH WALES Number 160 Wednesday, 24 December 2008 Published Under Authority by Government Advertising LEGISLATION Orders 12957 Government Gazette OF THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES Number 160 Wednesday, 24 December 2008 Published under authority by Government Advertising LEGISLATION Orders New South Wales Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 under the Transport Administration Act 1988 I, Rear Admiral Geoff Smith AO, Chief Executive Officer of Sydney Ferries, in pursuance of the Transport Administration Act 1988, make the following Order on behalf of Sydney Ferries. Dated, this 19th day of Decemberday of December 2008. 2008. Chief Executive Officer Sydney Ferries Explanatory note The object of this Order is to amend the Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Order 2004 (the Principal Order) to increase, from 4 January 2009, certain multi-trip and weekly periodical fares for Sydney Ferries services in the Sydney Suburban Area. The fares include fares for services that are provided in conjunction with bus services provided by the State Transit Authority and rail services provided by RailCorp in the Sydney Suburban Area. The increases are in accordance with recent determinations of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal. This Order also makes amendments to the Principal Order relating to the JetCat service consequential on the withdrawal from service of the JetCat fleet after 31 December 2008. This Order is made under the Transport Administration Act 1988, including section 85 (Orders fixing charges). s2008-553-09.d05 Page 1 12958 LEGISLATION 24 December 2008 Clause 1 Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 under the Transport Administration Act 1988 1 Name of Order This Order is the Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008. 2 Commencement This Order commences on 4 January 2009. 3 Amendment of Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Order 2004 The Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Order 2004 is amended as set out in Schedule 1. Page 2 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 24 Decemberber 2008 LEGISLATION 12959 Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Amendments Schedule 1 Schedule 1 Amendments (Clause 3) [1] Clause 8 Certain services excluded from TravelPasses etc Omit “, special (racecourse) services or JetCat services (other than a specific service indicated in the Manly ferry service timetable from time to time as having the fare rate of the Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service)” from clause 8 (1). Insert instead “or special (racecourse) services”. [2] Clause 8 (2) Omit “, tourist services or JetCat services (other than a specific service indicated in the Manly ferry service timetable from time to time as having the fare rate of the Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service)”. Insert instead “or tourist services”. [3] Clauses 9 (No concessions for quarterly or yearly tickets) and 10 (Conditions for use of Blinded Soldiers Gold Pass) Omit the clauses. [4] Clause 13 Definitions Omit “Manly ferry service” wherever occurring in paragraph (a) of the definitions of Inner Harbour ferry service and Inner Harbour Zone 1 service in clause 13 (1). Insert instead “Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service”. [5] Clause 13 (1), definitions of “Inner Harbour Zone 2 service”, “Parramatta City service” and “Rydalmere service” Omit “Manly ferry service” wherever occurring. Insert instead “Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service”. [6] Clause 13 (1), definitions of “JetCat service” and “Manly ferry service” Omit the definitions. [7] Clause 13 (1), definition of “Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service” Omit “(other than the JetCat service)”. [8] Schedule 1 Charges Omit the matter relating to the JetCat service from Part 1 under the heading “Single Trip Fares”. Page 3 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 12960 LEGISLATION 24 December 2008 Transport Administration (Sydney Ferries—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Schedule 1 Amendments [9] Schedule 1, Part 1 Omit the matter relating to the FerryTen (JetCat service) under the heading “Multi-trip Fares”. [10] Schedule 1, Parts 2 and 3 Omit the Parts. Insert instead: Part 2 Multi-trip Intermodal Fares Full fare Concession $ $ DayTripper 17.00 8.60 Part 3 Periodical Fares Full fare Concession $ $ Weekly Periodical Fares Blue TravelPass 34.00 17.00 Red TravelPass 38.00 19.00 Orange TravelPass 43.00 21.50 Green TravelPass 46.00 23.00 Yellow TravelPass 50.00 25.00 Pink TravelPass 53.00 26.50 Pittwater TravelPass 58.00 29.00 Purple TravelPass 60.00 30.00 Quarterly Periodical Fares The charge for a quarterly TravelPass ticket is 11 times that for the corresponding weekly TravelPass ticket. Yearly Periodical Fares The charge for a yearly TravelPass ticket is 40 times that for the corresponding weekly TravelPass ticket. Page 4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 24 Decemberber 2008 LEGISLATION 12961 New South Wales Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 under the Transport Administration Act 1988 I, Peter Rowley, Chief Executive of the State Transit Authority, in pursuance of the Transport Administration Act 1988, make the following Order on behalf of the State Transit Authority. Dated,Dated, thisthis 22nd day of Decemberday of December 2008. 2008. Chief Executive State Transit Authority Explanatory note The object of this Order is to amend the Transport Administration (State Transit Authority— Fares) Order 2004 (the Principal Order) to increase, from 4 January 2009: (a) certain single trip, multi-trip and weekly periodical fares and special sporting and racecourse services fares for State Transit Authority services in the Sydney Suburban Area, and (b) certain bus, ferry, intermodal service and intermodal weekly periodical fares for the Authority’s services in the Newcastle Suburban Area. In some cases, the fares include fares for services that are provided in conjunction with ferry services provided by Sydney Ferries and rail services provided by RailCorp in the Sydney Suburban Area, and rail services provided by RailCorp in the Newcastle Suburban Area. The fare for a pensioner’s combined rail/bus/ferry excursion ticket remains unchanged at $2.50. The fare for a bus term ticket for school travel in either the Sydney or Newcastle Suburban Area is being increased from $42.70 to $45.10. The full and concession fares for the intermodal weekly Newcastle Orange TravelPass are being reduced from $39 and $19.50 to $34 and $17, respectively. The intermodal weekly Newcastle Pink TravelPass and Newcastle Yellow TravelPass are being replaced with the new intermodal weekly Newcastle Green TravelPass. The increases are in accordance with recent determinations of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal. s2008-549-09.d04 Page 1 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 12962 LEGISLATION 24 December 2008 Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Explanatory note This Order also makes amendments to the Principal Order relating to the JetCat service consequential on the withdrawal from service of the JetCat fleet after 31 December 2008. This Order is made under the Transport Administration Act 1988, including section 85 (Orders fixing charges). Page 2 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 24 Decemberber 2008 LEGISLATION 12963 Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Clause 1 Transport Administration (State Transit Authority— Fares) Amendment Order 2008 under the Transport Administration Act 1988 1 Name of Order This Order is the Transport Administration (State Transit Authority— Fares) Amendment Order 2008. 2 Commencement This Order commences on 4 January 2009. 3 Amendment of Transport Administration (State Transit Authority— Fares) Order 2004 The Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Order 2004 is amended as set out in Schedule 1. Page 3 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 12964 LEGISLATION 24 December 2008 Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Schedule 1 Amendments Schedule 1 Amendments (Clause 3) [1] Clause 9 Certain services excluded from TravelPasses etc Omit “, special (racecourse) services or JetCat services (other than a specific service indicated in the Manly ferry service timetable from time to time as having the fare rate of the Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service)” from clause 9 (1). Insert instead “or special (racecourse) services”. [2] Clause 9 (2) Omit “, tourist services or JetCat services (other than a specific service indicated in the Manly ferry service timetable from time to time as having the fare rate of the Manly (Freshwater class) ferry service)”. Insert instead “or tourist services”. [3] Clause 13 Definitions Omit the definitions of JetCat service, Newcastle Pink TravelPass and Newcastle Yellow TravelPass from clause 13 (1). [4] Clause 13 (1) Insert in alphabetical order: Newcastle Green TravelPass means a ticket that allows: (a) unlimited travel on the State Transit Authority’s bus services in the Newcastle Suburban Area, and (b) unlimited travel on the Stockton ferry, and (c) unlimited travel on RailCorp’s rail services in the area bounded by Newcastle, Telarah, Awaba and Toronto. Page 4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 160 24 Decemberber 2008 LEGISLATION 12965 Transport Administration (State Transit Authority—Fares) Amendment Order 2008 Amendments Schedule 1 [5] Schedule 1 Omit the Schedule. Insert instead: Schedule 1 Charges (Clause 4) Part 1 Sydney Suburban Area Single Trip Fares Full fare Concession $ $ Bus Services 1 or 2 sections (to 3.2 km) 1.90 0.90 3–5 sections (to 8.0 km) 3.20 1.60 6–9 sections (to 14.4 km) 4.20 2.10 10–15 sections (to 24.0 km) 5.00 2.50 16 or more sections 6.10 3.00 Multi-trip Fares Full fare Concession $ $ Bus Services TravelTen Blue (1 or 2 sections) 15.20 7.60 TravelTen Brown (3–5 sections) 25.60 12.80 TravelTen Red (6–9 sections) 33.60 16.80 TravelTen Green (10–15 sections) 40.00 20.00 TravelTen Orange (16 or more sections) 48.80 24.40 BusTripper 12.70 6.30 Multi-trip Intermodal Fares DayTripper 17.00 8.60 Page 5 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No.
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