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No. G 14 Thursday 7 April 2005

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TABLE OF PROVISIONS Private Advertisements Proclamations 651 Dissolution of Partnership Government and Outer Budget Sector Gandaria Satay House 645 Agencies Notices 652 Scrappin 4 Shops 645 Estates of Deceased Persons A. B. Natoli Pty 645 De Marco & Co. 645 Harris & Chambers 645 James Higgins & Co. 645 John Stewart 646 Karen Lee Probst 646 Leddra Westmore & Co. 646 M. Davine & Co. 646 Mal. Ryan & Glen 646 Mary Stewart 647 Mills Oakley 647 Moores Legal 647 Peter Gardiner 647 Stidston & Williams Weblaw 647 Tolhurst Druce & Emmerson 647 Tony OÕBrien & Associates 648 W. Carew Hardham & Gartlan 648 W. J. Kell 648 Williams Winter 648 Wills & Probate Victoria 649 Unclaimed Moneys CCB Real Estate Pty Ltd 650

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PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Re: NOELLE ETHEL CARROLL, late of Notice is given that Tjoa Tjie Goan has on 3 Cohuna Street, Broadmeadows, Victoria, home 31 March 2005 retired from the partnership duties, deceased. carrying on business as ÒGandaria Satay HouseÓ Creditors, next-of-kin and others having at 112 Lygon Street, Carlton Vic. 3053. The claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, remaining two partners continue with the who died on 9 January 2005, are required by the business. trustee, Wayne John Carroll, of 3 Cohuna Street, Broadmeadows, Victoria, to send particulars to the trustee within sixty days from the DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP publication hereof after which date the trustee Take notice that the partnership which may convey or distribute the assets, having formerly existed between Kerry Louise regard only to the claims of which the trustee Humphris and Robert Grant Humphris in the has notice. conduct of the business ÒScrappin 4 ShopsÓ has DE MARCO & CO., solicitors, been dissolved effective from 28 February 2005. 209 Glenroy Road, Glenroy 3046. PETER GARDINER, solicitor, Office 1, 2 Colin Avenue, Warrandyte 3113. HILDA MARY DUMBRILL, late of 161 Male Street, Brighton, Victoria, home Re: CARMELO MAZZOTTA, late of duties, deceased. San Carlo Nursing Home, Plenty Road, South Creditors, next-of-kin, and others having Morang, Victoria 3752, retired, deceased. claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having who died on 30 January 2005, are required by claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, the trustees, care of Harris & Chambers, lawyers who died on 25 September 2004, are required by of 338 Charman Road, Cheltenham 3192, to the trustee, Nicola Mazzotta of 20 Gray Street, send particulars to them by 8 June 2005 after Doncaster, Victoria, pensioner, son, to send which date the trustees may convey or distribute particulars to the trustee by a date not later than the assets having regard only to the claims of two months from the date of publication hereof which the trustees then have notice. after which date the trustee may convey or HARRIS & CHAMBERS, lawyers, distribute the assets, having regard only to the 338 Charman Road, Cheltenham 3192. claims of which the trustee has notice. A. B. NATOLI PTY, solicitors, 24 Cotham Road, Kew 3101. Re: GRAHAM BRECKELS MANDERS, late of Flat 8, 33 St Georges Road, Elsternwick, Victoria, retired public servant, deceased. Re: MARY ANTOINETTE CAMILLERI, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having late of 5 Langton Street, Glenroy, Victoria, claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, retired chef, deceased. who died on 28 December 2004, are required by Creditors, next-of-kin and others having the executor, Equity Trustees Limited (ACN 004 claims against the estate of the deceased, who 031 298) of Level 2, 575 Bourke Street, died on 27 July 2004, are required by the trustee, Melbourne, Victoria, to send particulars of their Grace Muscat, of 16 Lockley Street, Glenroy, claims to the executor care of James Higgins & Victoria, to send particulars to the trustee within Co., 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne by sixty days of the publication hereof after which 9 June 2005 after which date the executor will date the trustee may convey or distribute the convey or distribute the assets having regard assets, having regard only to the claims of which only to the claims of which the executor then the trustee has notice. has notice. DE MARCO & CO., solicitors, JAMES HIGGINS & CO., solicitors, 209 Glenroy Road, Glenroy 3046. 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne. 646 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Creditors, next-of-kin and others having to them, care of the undermentioned solicitors, claims in respect of the Will of FLORENCE by 10 June 2005 after which date the trustees MARY PAGE, late of 43 Railway Place West, may convey or distribute the assets having Flemington, Victoria, widow, deceased, who regard only to the claims of which they then died on 6 December 2004, are requested to send have notice. particulars of their claims to the executor, William Gordon Page, care of the M. DAVINE & CO., solicitors, undermentioned legal practitioner by 8 June 5 Smith Street, Warragul 3820. 2005 after which date he will distribute the assets having regard only as to the claims of which he then has notice. HENRY HOWARD HODGE, late of 30 JOHN STEWART, legal practitioner, Elvins Street, Mansfield, Victoria, grazier, 290 Racecourse Road, Newmarket. deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, HERBERT JOHN WAKEFIELD, late of Grandview Lodge, 19 Grandview Street, who died on 8 September 2004, are required by Wycheproof. Creditors, next-of-kin and others the applicants for grant of representation in the having claims in respect of the estate of the estate, Mary Hodge of 30 Elvins Street, deceased, who died on 23 January 2005, are Mansfield, Heather Suzanne Shaw of Glenroy required by the personal representative, Gregory Road, Mansfield and Henry Hodge of 3950 John Wakefield, to send particulars to him care ColacÐLavers Hill Road, Weeaproinah, to send of the solicitor named below by 6 June 2005 particulars to them at the office of the after which date the personal representative may undermentioned firm of solicitors by 14 June distribute the assets, having regard only to the 2005 after which date the applicants for grant of claims of which he then has notice. representation may convey and distribute the KAREN LEE PROBST, solicitor, assets having regard only to the claims of which 116 Napier Street, St Arnaud 3478. they then have notice. MAL. RYAN & GLEN, KAZIMIERZ SUDOMIRSKI, late of solicitors for the applicants, 294 Maroondah Highway, Ringwood, pensioner, 9 High Street, Mansfield 3722. deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, JOHN HENRY SCOTT, late of Ellery Street, who died on 9 May 2004, are required by the Woods Point, Victoria. trustees, Edward Kazimierz Sudomirski and Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Wanda Helen Scanlon, care of Leddra Westmore claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, & Co., 5A Station Street, Mooroolbark, Victoria, to send particulars to them by 10 June who died on 8 December 2004, are required by 2005 after which date the trustees may convey the applicant for grant of representation in the or distribute the assets having regard only to the estate, William John Scott of Woods Point Road, claims of which they then have notice. Kevington, Victoria, with leave being reserved LEDDRA WESTMORE & CO., solicitors, to Donald Frederick McDonald, the other 5A Station Street, Mooroolbark. executor named in the said Will, to come in and prove the same at any time, to send particulars to him at the office of the undermentioned firm of Re: GLADYS LILLIAN DAINTY, late of solicitors by 16 June 2005 after which date the 9/22 Kent Street, Warragul, Victoria, widow, applicant for grant of representation may convey deceased. and distribute the assets having regard only to Creditors, next-of-kin and others having the claims of which he then has notice. claims against the estate of the deceased, who died on 3 August 2004, are required by the MAL. RYAN & GLEN, trustees, Lorna Agnes Anderson and Sherryn solicitors for the applicant, Lee Sheahan, to send particulars of their claims 9 High Street, Mansfield 3722. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 647

Re: YVONNE YOUNG, late of The Valley Warrandyte in the State of Victoria, public Aged Care Facility, Midland Highway, health specialist, deceased, who died on 29 Mooroopna 3629, but formerly of 7/67 Wilmot August 2004, are required to send particulars of Road, Shepparton, pensioner, deceased. the claims to the executor, Ivan John Rosman, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having care of the undermentioned solicitor by 20 June claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, 2005 after which date he will distribute the who died on 11 March 2005, are required by the estate of the deceased, having regard only to the trustee, Mary Stewart, of 563 Wyndham Street, claims of which he then has notice. Shepparton 3630, lawyer, to send particulars to PETER GARDINER, solicitor, the trustee by 10 June 2005 after which date the Office 1, 2 Colin Avenue, Warrandyte 3113. trustee may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which the trustee has notice. ALMA MAY SMITH, late of Southern Cross Nursing Home, Hastings, Victoria, MARY STEWART, lawyer, deceased. 563 Wyndham Street, Shepparton 3630. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, MARY AGNES BLYTH, late of who died on 13 November 2004, are required by 204 Milleara Road, Keilor East, Victoria, widow, the executor, Leigh Fenton Smith, of 21 Island deceased. View Drive, Tyabb, Victoria, to send particulars Creditors, next-of-kin and others having to him by 11 June 2005 after which date the claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, executor may convey or distribute the assets, who died on 2 March 2005, are required by the having regard only to the claims of which he deemed executor, ANZ Executors and Trustee then has notice. Company Limited (ACN 006 132 332) of 530 STIDSTON & WILLIAMS WEBLAW, Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, to send solicitors, particulars to it by 7 June 2005 after which date Suite 1, 10 Blamey Place, Mornington. it may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which it then has notice. Re: Estate of VERA RITA RICE, deceased. MILLS OAKLEY, lawyers, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having 121 William Street, Melbourne. claims against the estate of VERA RITA RICE, late of Gracedale Nursing Home, 205 Warrandyte Road, North Ringwood, Victoria, Re: LORNA MARION LECKIE, deceased. widow, deceased, who died on 24 December Creditors, next-of-kin and others having 2004, are required by John Patrick Toohey of claims in respect of the estate of LORNA 520 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria to send MARION LECKIE, late of 31 Durham Street, particulars of their claims to the said John Eaglemont, Victoria, who died on 9 October Patrick Toohey by 8 June 2005 after which date 2004, are to send particulars of their claims to he will convey or distribute the assets having the executor, Allan James Swan, care of the regard only to the claims of which he then has undermentioned solicitors by 11 June 2005 after notice. which date the executor will distribute the TOLHURST DRUCE & EMMERSON, assets, having regard only to the claims of which solicitors, 520 Bourke Street, Melbourne. he then has notice. MOORES LEGAL, Re: BEATRICE MAUD TURNER, 9 Prospect Street, Box Hill 3128. deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims against the estate of BEATRICE MAUD claims against the estate of SUSAN MARY TURNER, late of Darnlee Nursing Home, CROCKETT, late of 28 Lorraine Avenue, 33 Lansell Road, Toorak, Victoria, widow, 648 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette deceased, who died on 21 December 2004, are Creditors, next-of-kin and others having required to send particulars of their claims to claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, John Patrick Toohey and Peter George Weller, who died on 8 January 2005, are required by the both of Tolhurst Druce & Emmerson, 520 executor, Helenmary Gartlan, to send particulars Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, solicitors, to the executor care of the undermentioned the executors of the said deceased, on or before solicitors by 15 June 2005 after which date the 8 June 2005 after which date they will distribute executor may convey or distribute the assets, the assets having regard only to the claims of having regard only to the claims of which the which they then have notice. executor has notice. TOLHURST DRUCE & EMMERSON, lawyers, 520 Bourke Street, Melbourne. W. CAREW HARDHAM & GARTLAN, solicitors, 974 Main Road, Eltham 3095. Re: KEITH ALBERT VINCENT, late of Clovelly Cottage, Stewart Street, Boronia, Victoria, retired gentleman, deceased. Re: EVELYN RITCHIE, late of ÒThe Creditors, next-of-kin and others having CottageÓ, Ournie, New South Wales, home claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, duties, deceased. who died on 31 December 2004, are required to Creditors, next-of-kin and others having send particulars of their claims to the claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, executrices, Kay Ellen Butler and Michele who died on 15 January 2005, are required by Leeanne Murray, care of 1/77Ð79 Station Street, the trustees, Audrey Wilma King of ÒThe Ferntree Gully, on or before 6 June 2005 after CottageÓ, Ournie, New South Wales, home which date the executrices may convey or duties, and John Edward Moir of Level 3, 553 distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice. Kiewa Street, Albury, New South Wales, solicitor, to send particulars to the trustees TONY OÕBRIEN & ASSOCIATES, within 60 days from the date of publication of legal practitioners, 1/77Ð79 Station Street, Ferntree Gully. this notice, after which date the trustees may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which the trustees have Re: ARTHUR OÕSULLIVAN, late of notice. 10 Piper Street, Fawkner, Victoria, retired W. J. KELL, lawyers, waterside worker, deceased. Level 3, 553 Kiewa Street, Albury, NSW 2640. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 21 December 2004, are required by Re: BEVERLEY ISOBEL LAING, late of the executor, Helen Gartlan, to send particulars 350 BerwickÐCranbourne Road, Clyde, medical to the executor care of the undermentioned records administrator, deceased. solicitors by 15 June 2005 after which date the Creditors, next-of-kin and others having executor may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which the claims in respect of the estate of the abovenamed executor has notice. deceased, who died on 6 May 2004, are required by David Richard Laing, the executor in the Will W. CAREW HARDHAM & GARTLAN, of the deceased, to send particulars of their claims solicitors, 974 Main Road, Eltham 3095. to him care of the undermentioned solicitors by 8 June 2005, after which date he may convey or distribute the assets of the estate having regard Re: CLARICE BERYL POULTON, late of only to the claims of which he then has notice. Templestowe Pioneers Village, 16 Herlihys WILLIAMS WINTER, Road, Templestowe, Victoria, but formerly of 803 Station Street, Box Hill, home duties, solicitors for the executor, deceased. Level 7, 451 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 649

Re: FRANCES SLIWINSKI, late of 59 Vida Street, West Essendon, Victoria. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 22 December 2004, are required to send particulars of their claims to the executor, Equity Trustees Limited of 575 Bourke Street, Melbourne 3000, by 23 June 2005 after which date the executor may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which it may then have notice. WILLS & PROBATE VICTORIA, lawyers, Level 5, 360 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne. 650 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 Register of Unclaimed Moneys held by the Ñ Date when Total Amount Amount Description first Due to Of Unclaimed became Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Owner Money Payable CCB REAL ESTATE PTY LTD $

Mr M. Haughton 200.00 Cheque 05/04/03 Surplus Holdings Pty Ltd 100.00 Ó 12/03/03 D. & S. Fisher, formerly of 22 Ralph Crescent, Hampton Park 300.00 Ó 01/04/03 B. & H. Berens, formerly of 11 Montbrae Court, Narre Warren 300.00 Ó 10/01/03 K. Fiander, formerly of 45 Carlyle Street, Ashwood 100.00 Ó 12/02/03 Citicorp 643.40 Ó 16/04/03 Sharon Sayers, formerly of 8 Brolga Court, Carrum Downs 100.00 Ó 28/06/03 D. Sparrius and M. Spasevskia, formerly of 15/82 Westbury Street, East St Kilda 100.00 Ó Ó S. Bradely and R. Coleman, formerly of 5 Leige Avenue, Noble Park 200.00 Ó Ó A. & F. Anwar, formerly of 14 Waygara Street, Eumemmering 100.00 Ó Ó A. & J. Sirbu 100.00 Ó Ó C. Fernandez 100.00 Ó Ó

05016 CONTACT: MRS M. A. CHISHOLM, PHONE: (03) 9706 8855. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 651

PROCLAMATIONS ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (2) If a provision of this Act Proclamation does not come into operation before 1 August 2006, it I, John Landy, Governor of Victoria, declare comes into operation on that that I have today assented in Her MajestyÕs day. name to the following Bills: No. 05/2005 (1) This section and section 1 No. 02/2005 Corrections (Transition come into operation on the Centres and Custodial day after the day on which Community Permits) Act 2005 this Act receives the Royal No. 03/2005 Courts Legislation (Judicial Assent. Appointments and Other (2) The remaining provisions of Amendments) Act 2005 this Act come into operation No. 04/2005 Retirement Villages on a day or days to be (Amendment) Act 2005 proclaimed. No. 05/2005 Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards Act 2005 Given under my hand and the seal of Victoria at Melbourne on 5 April 2005. (L.S.) JOHN LANDY Governor By His ExcellencyÕs Command STEVE BRACKS MP Premier No. 02/2005 (1) This Part comes into operation on the day after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent. (2) Subject to sub-section (3), the remaining provisions of this Act come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (3) If a provision referred to in sub-section (2) does not come into operation before 1 August 2005, it comes into operation on that day. No. 03/2005 (1) This Act, except Parts 2 and 5, comes into operation on the day after the day on which it receives the Royal Assent. (2) Parts 2 and 5 come into operation on 1 May 2005. No. 04/2005 (1) Subject to sub-section (2), this Act comes into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. 652 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

GOVERNMENT AND OUTER BUDGET SECTOR AGENCIES NOTICES

Proposed Road Discontinuance Adjacent to McKenzie Drive, Wendouree Section 206 Schedule 10(3) LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday 23 March 2005, the Ballarat City Council resolved to discontinue the un-named roadway as hatched below situated off McKenzie Drive, Wendouree. It is proposed to advise the Department of Sustainability and Environment accordingly so that they may offer the discontinued roadway for purchase by the adjoining property owner for incorporation into their existing property.

RICHARD HANCOCK Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 653

Street South, Ballarat, between 8.15am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday (holidays excepted). RICHARD HANCOCK Chief Executive Officer Local Law No. 11 Amendment to Local Law No. 3 Notice is hereby given that the Ballarat City Council resolved on Wednesday, 23 March 2005, to make Local Law No. 11 to amend the Meeting Procedure Local Law No. 3 for the purpose of altering the conduct of business order Pursuant to Section 7 of the Public Holidays and the inclusion of ÒstarringÓ of items (reports) Act 1993 Hindmarsh Shire Council has declared on the agenda. the following days as Public Half Day Holidays The general purport of the proposed Local from 12 noon for the following districts: Law includes a specification of the laws which Rainbow will: Tuesday 11 October 2005 to mark the Rainbow ● alter the order for the conduct of business; Agricultural & Pastoral Society Show. ● allow for the ÒstarringÓ of items on the Jeparit agenda; and Wednesday 12 October 2005 to mark the Jeparit ● allow for all ÒunstarredÓ items to be Agricultural & Pastoral Society Show. considered under one resolution with the Nhill minutes of the Council Meeting Thursday 13 October 2005 to mark the Nhill acknowledging this accordingly. Agricultural & Pastoral Society Show. RICHARD HANCOCK JOHN HICKS Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer

Local Law No. 1 Ð Meeting Procedure Adoption of a Road Management Plan Notice is given pursuant to Section 119(3) of Notice is hereby given that a ÒRoad the Local Government Act 1989 that at a Management PlanÓ drafted in accordance with meeting of the Council of Frankston City the requirements of Division 5 of the Road Council held on 21 March 2005, the Council Management Act 2004 has been made by the resolved to make Local Law No. 1 Ð Meeting City of Ballarat. Procedure. As required by Section 55 of the Road The Local Law deals with agendas, Management Act 2004:Ð quorums, keeping minutes, business of the a) this ÒRoad Management PlanÓ has been meeting, voting at meetings, addressing a adopted by Council on 9 March 2005; meeting, motions, amendments and rescission b) this ÒRoad Management PlanÓ may be motions, public participation, election of the inspected or obtained at the City of Ballarat Mayor, use of the City Seal and repeal of Local Customer Service Office, 25 Armstrong Law No. 4. Street South, Ballarat, between 8.15am and The Local Law also fixes penalties for 5.00pm Monday to Friday (holidays breach of certain provisions. excepted); and Copies of the Local Law are available for c) the Code of Practices, any incorporated inspection at the Civic Centre, Davey Street, document or any amendment to an Frankston. incorporated document as the case may be, STEVE GAWLER may be inspected at the City of Ballarat Chief Executive Officer Customer Service Office, 25 Armstrong 654 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Discontinuance of Right of Way Located Between 36 Cliff Road and 3 Grand View Grove, Frankston Notice is hereby given that Frankston City Council at its ordinary meeting of 31 January 2005 being of the opinion that the Right of Way as mentioned above, as shown hatched on Council Plan No. 717 below is not required for public use and having complied with the provision of Clause 3 of Schedule 10 of the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act), resolved that the said section of Right of Way be discontinued and sold to the adjoining owner.

STEVE GAWLER Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 655

MONASH CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 3 November 2004 and acting under Clause 3 of Schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989, Monash City Council (ÒCouncilÓ): 1. Formed the opinion that road abutting the properties 24AÐ30 Marykirk Drive, Wheelers Hill [and being the land shown hatched on the plan below (Òthe roadÓ)], is not reasonably required as a road for public use; and 2. Resolved to discontinue the road and sell the land from the road by private treaty to the abutting property owners.

The road shown hatched, cross hatched and vertical hatched is to be sold subject to the right, power or interest held by Monash City Council and Yarra Valley Water Limited in the road in connection with any sewers, drains or pipes under the control of those authorities in or near the road. The road shown hatched is to be sold subject to any right, power or interest held by State Electricity Commission of Victoria in the road in connection with any overhead or underground wires and cables under the control of that authority in or near the road. The road shown hatched, cross hatched and vertical hatched is to be sold subject to the right, power or interest held by the Gas and Fuel Corporation in the road in connection with any pipes, wires or plant under the control of that authority in or near the road. DAVID CONRAN Chief Executive Officer 656 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

MONASH CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 15 March 2005 and acting under Clause 3 of Schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989, Monash City Council (ÒCouncilÓ): 1. Formed the opinion that the un-made road comprised within Carlson Reserve [known on title as part of Carlson Avenue and part Auguste Avenue, Clayton and being the land shown hatched on the plan below (Òthe roadÓ)], is not reasonably required as a road for public use; and 2. Resolved to discontinue the road.

DAVID CONRAN Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 657

Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 10 November 2004 and in accordance with the powers set out in clause 3 schedule 10 of the Local Government Act 1989, the Baw Baw Shire Council resolved to discontinue the roads created on LP3924 shown hatched on the plan below. The roads are to be transferred to the abutting landowners. 658 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

SHIRE OF CAMPASPE Road Discontinuance Under Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989 the Campaspe Shire Council having formed the opinion that the road shown hatched on the plan below is not reasonably required as a road for public use has resolved to discontinue the road and to sell the land from the road to abutting owners.

WAYNE HARVEY Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 659

Change of Road Name Ð Unmade Extension of Bruce Road, Mount Martha to Potts Lane, Mount Martha That Council having undertaken the statutory process pursuant to Schedule 10, Clause 5 of the Local Government Act 1989 and having received no objections, hereby determines to re-name the portion of the road in Mount Martha known as ÒUnmade extension of Bruce RoadÓ to ÒPotts LaneÓ, as depicted on the plan below.

Dr MICHAEL KENNEDY Chief Executive Officer 660 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

STONNINGTON CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 21 March 2005 and acting under clause 3 of schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989 Stonnington City Council resolved to discontinue the road shown as lot A on the plan below.

Mr HADLEY SIDES Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 661

Two extra Amendments requiring general notification are as follows: ● Insertion of Schedule 4 to the Development Plan Overlay for land on the southern side of High Street, Mansfield to ensure that re- Planning and Environment Act 1987 development of the public and privately NILLUMBIK PLANNING SCHEME owned land is in accordance with a master plan to be designed by Council through a Notice of Amendment C38 consultation process. Nillumbik Shire Council has prepared ● The rezoning of a parcel of land on the Amendment C38 to the Nillumbik Planning eastern side of the Mansfield Whitfield Scheme. Road, and on the northern side of Kareen The land affected by the Amendment is Lot Court from Rural Living (RLZ) to 2A Laurel Hill Drive, lots 88Ð92, 94 and 96 Residential 1 (R1Z) with a Development Wattletree Road and 25Ð27 Cedar Avenue, Plan Overlay. Eltham North, generally known as part of the As a result of these inserts the Public Eltham North Reserve. Exhibition period has been extended by a further The Amendment proposes to correct an week and will now close on 3 May 2005. anomaly in the Planning Scheme maps by The Amendment documentation is available rezoning the remaining portion of the Eltham for public inspection, free of charge, during North Reserve from Residential 1 to Public Park office hours at: Mansfield Shire Council, 33 and Recreation Zone. Highett Street, Mansfield, 3722; Department of You may inspect the Amendment, any Sustainability and Environment regional office, documents that support the Amendment and the 35 Sydney Road, Benalla; Department of explanatory report about the Amendment at the Sustainability and Environment, Planning following locations: Nillumbik Shire Council Information Centre, Nauru House, 80 Collins Offices, Civic Drive, Greensborough 3088; and Street, Melbourne; on the Mansfield ShireÕs Department of Infrastructure, Planning website www.mansfield.vic.gov.au; or copies Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, can be purchased from Mansfield Shire Council, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. 33 Highett Street, Mansfield. This can be done during office hours and is GARY GAFFNEY free of charge. Any person who may be affected Chief Executive Officer by the Amendment may make a submission to the planning authority. The closing date for submissions is 13 May 2005. Planning and Environment Act 1987 A submission must be sent to: Manager, STONNINGTON PLANNING SCHEME Environment & Strategic Planning, Shire of Notice of Preparation of Amendment C40 to Nillumbik, PO Box 476, Greensborough 3088. the Stonnington Planning Scheme and BILL FORREST Application for Planning Permit No. 686/04 Interim Chief Executive Officer The Stonnington City Council has prepared Amendment C40 to the Stonnington Planning Scheme. Planning and Environment Act 1987 The land affected by the Amendment is 1220 MANSFIELD PLANNING SCHEME (corner of Spring Road) to 1312 Malvern Road, Notice of Amendment to the Mansfield Malvern. The land affected by the application is Planning Scheme Ð Special Inserts 1262Ð1272 Malvern Road, Malvern. Amendment C1 The Amendment proposes to change the The Mansfield Planning Scheme zoning of the land from Residential 1 Zone to Amendment C1 commenced exhibition on 24 Mixed Use Zone. The application is for a permit March 2005 and incorporates many changes to develop and use the land as a motor vehicle affecting all of the land within the Municipality. sales showroom. 662 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

The person who requested the Amendment is frontages to Beechworth Road, StreetÕs Road, Hansen Partnership Pty Ltd, acting on behalf of Baranduda Boulevard, and MartinÕs Road. The the ULR Group. specific parcels of land affected by this You may inspect Amendment C40, draft Amendment are described as follows: permit conditions for application 686/04 and ● Beechworth Road reserve from StreetÕs any documents that support the Amendment and Road to 800 metres south of Baranduda the application and the explanatory report about Boulevard, Leneva; the Amendment, free of charge during office hours at the following locations: City of ● StreetÕs Road reserve between Mount Stonnington, Planning Counter, Prahran Town Carmel Christian College to 850 metres Hall, corner of Greville and Chapel Streets, south east of Baranduda Boulevard, Leneva; Prahran; and Department of Sustainability and ● MartinÕs Road reserve, Leneva; Environment, Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, ● The StreetÕs Road frontage of Allotment 8 Melbourne. Section 1 Parish of Wodonga, StreetÕs Road, Leneva; Any person who is affected by the Amendment may make a submission. ● Allotment 2B Section 1, Parish of Wodonga, Submissions must: StreetÕs Road, Leneva; ● be made in writing (by or on behalf of the ● Part of Lot E on Plan of Subdivision 521518, submitter) giving the address of the affected Beechworth Road, Leneva; property and the submitterÕs name and ● Lot F on Plan of Subdivision 521518, contact address; and Beechworth Road, Baranduda Boulevard ● clearly state the grounds on which the and StreetÕs Road, Leneva; Amendment is supported or opposed and indicate what changes (if any) the submitter ● Parts of Lot 203 on Plan of Subdivision wishes to make to the Amendment or the 435328, StreetÕs Road and MartinÕs Road, planning permit. Leneva; Names and contact details for submitters are ● Lot 2 on Plan of Subdivision 416960, required for Council to consider submissions MartinÕs Road, Leneva; and to notify submitters of the opportunity to ● The MartinÕs Road frontage of Lot 30 on attend Council meetings and any hearings held Plan of Subdivision 446828, MartinÕs Road, to consider submissions. In accordance with the Leneva; Planning and Environment Act 1987, Council must make a copy of any submissions available ● Lot 207 on plan of Subdivision 435328, to any person to inspect. For further information Baranduda Boulevard, Leneva; on CouncilÕs Privacy Policy ring 8290 1333. ● Part of Lot 204 on Plan of Subdivision The closing date for submissions is 13 May 435328, Beechworth Road, MartinÕs Road 2005. and StreetÕs Road, Leneva; Submissions must be sent to Sean OÕKeeffe, ● Lot 1 on Plan of Subdivision 523018, Elliot Planning Services Unit, City of Stonnington, PO Lane, Leneva; Box 21, Prahran 3181; or by facsimile: 9521 ● 2255. Lot 2 on Plan of Subdivision 523018, Beechworth Road, Leneva; STUART DRAFFIN Manager Ð Planning Services ● Part of Allotment 14 Section 8, Parish of Wodonga, Beechworth Road, Leneva; ● Part of Allotment 16 Section 8, Parish of Planning and Environment Act 1987 Wodonga, Beechworth Road, Leneva; WODONGA PLANNING SCHEME ● Lot 206 on Plan of Subdivision 435328, Notice of Amendment to a Planning Scheme Beechworth Road, Leneva; Amendment C37 ● Part of Lot 1 on Plan of Subdivision 411840 Wodonga City Council has prepared being the Wodonga Landfill Site; Amendment C37 to the Wodonga Planning ● The Beechworth Road frontage of Lot A on Scheme. The Amendment applies to land Plan of Subdivision 530622, being the generally located at North Leneva, with Whenby Grange Estate, Wodonga. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 663

The Amendment proposes map and NEDELJKOVIC, Rosa, late of Riverside ordinance changes to the Wodonga Planning Private Nursing Home, 2 River Street, Scheme, including changes to the Municipal Richmond, pensioner, and who died on Strategic Statement, rezoning 210 hectares of 8 January 2005. land from a Rural, Environmental Rural and SHARMAN, Alice Jean Elizabeth, formerly of Rural Living Zone to a combination of zones to 17 Charlotte Street, Blackburn South, facilitate the development of the proposed North Victoria, but late of Inala Village Nursing Leneva Village and surrounding residential Home, 220 Middleborough Road, Blackburn estates. The Amendment essentially paves the South, Victoria, retired, and who died on 1 way for a new suburb of Wodonga to be created, March 2005. including the provision of land for residential STEPHENS, Francis Percival, formerly of development, local shopping requirements, Apartment 1415 The Village Glen, 335Ð351 community facilities, formal recreation areas, a Eastbourne Road, West Rosebud, but late of primary school in addition to residential Sherwood Park Hostel, 18 Sherwood Road, development land. Cranbourne, Victoria, retired, and who died on 6 March 2005. The Amendment can be inspected at: The City of Wodonga Offices, Hovell Street, WEADMAN, Marjorie, late of Chelsea Park Wodonga; Regional Office, Department of Nursing Home, 55 Broadway Street, Chelsea Sustainability and Environment, 35 Sydney Vic. 3196, pensioner, and who died on 19 January 2005. Road, Benalla; and Department of Sustainability and Environment, Planning Information Centre, WRIGHT-HELMER, Claudia Jean, also known Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne. as Claudia Jean Wright, formerly of 5 Parsons Road, Eltham, but late of Submissions in writing in respect of the Carnsworth Garoopna Nursing Home, Amendment must be sent to the City of 10 AÕBeckett Street, Kew, pensioner, and Wodonga, PO Box 923, Wodonga Vic. 3689 by who died on 29 January 2005. Monday 9 May 2005. YATES, Leslie Albert, late of Salisbury House DARREN RUDD Nursing Home, Salisbury Road, Upper Manager Strategic Planning Beaconsfield, pensioner, and who died on 1 January 2005. YOUNG, Marie Patricia, late of Noble Gardens, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having 55 Thomas Street, Noble Park Vic. 3174, claims against the estate of any of the retired, and who died on 10 January 2005. undermentioned deceased persons are required Dated 4 April 2005 to send particulars of their claims to State Trustees DAVID BAKER Limited, ABN 68 064 593 148, 168 Exhibition Manager Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the personal Executor and Trustee Services representative, on or before 9 June 2005 after which date State Trustees Limited may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the EXEMPTION claims of which State Trustees Limited then has Application No. A82/2005 notice. The Victorian Civil and Administrative McGAW, Elsie Caroline, formerly of Flat 15, Tribunal (the Tribunal) has considered an 27 Mitford Street, St Kilda, but late of application pursuant to Section 83 of the Equal Rumbalara Nursing Home, 171 Church Opportunity Act 1995 (the Act), by the Department of Primary Industries (the Street, Brighton, widow, and who died on applicant). The application for exemption is to 3 March 2005. enable the applicant to advertise for and employ MURRAY, Michael John, formerly of suitably qualified indigenous Australians in up Auckland, New Zealand, but late of Unit 1, to 50 positions with the applicant as part of the 114 Wilson Street, Brunswick, Victoria, Wur-cum barra Ð Indigenous Employment cleaner, and who died on 15 December 2004. Strategy. 664 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Upon reading the material submitted in ● The Department will be creating genuine support of the application, including the employment opportunities for indigenous affidavit of Sharon Doyle, the Tribunal is Australians. The Department is viewed satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an favourably as an employer by indigenous exemption from Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Australians as the majority of its sites are Act to enable the applicant to advertise for and regionally based and many of the job opportunities are field based. employ suitably qualified indigenous Australians in up to 50 positions with the The Tribunal hereby grants an exemption to applicant as part of the Wur-cum barra Ð the applicant from the operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Act to enable the applicant to Indigenous Employment Strategy. advertise for and employ suitably qualified In granting this exemption the Tribunal indigenous Australians in up to 50 positions noted: with the applicant as part of the Wur-cum barra ● The Wur-cum barra Strategy is a whole-of- Ð Indigenous Employment Strategy. government framework for coordinating and This exemption is to remain in force from sustaining government efforts to achieve a the day on which notice of the exemption is greater representation of indigenous people published in the Government Gazette until within all areas and levels of the Victorian 7 April 2008. Public Sector (VPS). Dated 30 March 2005 ● The strategy was developed by indigenous Mrs A. COGHLAN Australians in partnership with senior levels Deputy President of government and within the context of the Victorian GovernmentÕs Indigenous affairs policy, its broader vision for Victoria, and Department of Treasury and Finance Victorian public sector employment SALE OF CROWN LAND legislation. BY PUBLIC AUCTION ● Wur-cum barra has identified employment Date of Auction: 30 April 2005 at 11.00 a.m. on targets, with 230 ongoing jobs to be filled by site. indigenous Australians across the Victorian Reference: 2004/01980 Public Service and at all levels, by 1 July Address of Property: 10 Woomera Avenue, 2005. This target is almost double the 2002 Red Cliffs. Indigenous employment numbers. Crown Description: Crown Allotment 11B, ● The applicant is committed to employing 50 Section E, Parish of Mildura. indigenous Australians by 1 July 2005. As at Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. 28 February 2005 the applicant had 7 Area: 918m2 indigenous Australians employed. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Garry McKenzie, ● The applicant is conducting a recruitment Garry McKenzie & Associates Pty Ltd, 1st campaign to meet its Wur-cum barra Floor, City Centre Arcade, 315 Sturt Street, commitments. The campaign includes a Ballarat, Vic. 3350. communication plan that promotes Selling Agent: Collie & Tierney First National employment opportunities with the Real Estate, 67 Lime Avenue, Mildura Vic. Department. The plan will be implemented 3500. during March 2005. It includes the JOHN LENDERS MP distribution of posters and brochures Minister for Finance detailing the key messages of Wur-cum barra and Department employment opportunities. ● The targeted positions include, but are not Adoption Act 1984 limited to positions in administration, Under the functions and powers assigned to information technology, finance, policy and me by the Secretary, Department of Human field officers. The positions will be Services under Section 10(2) of the Community available within central Melbourne and Welfare Services Act 1970 in relation to regional Victoria. Section 5 of the Adoption Act 1984, Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 665

I, Brian Joyce, approve the following person Country Fire Authority Act 1958 under Section 5(1) and Section 5(2)(b) of the VARIATION OF FIRE DANGER PERIOD Act as approved counsellor for the purposes of In pursuance of the powers conferred by Section 35 of the Act. Section 4 of the Country Fire Authority Act Antoinette Bonaguro Anglicare Victoria 1958, I, Neil Graeme Bibby, Chief Executive 41 Somerville Road Officer of the Country Fire Authority, after Yarraville 3013 consultation with the Secretary to the I, Brian Joyce, revoke the following person Department of Sustainability and Environment, under Section 5(1) and Section 5(2)(b) of the hereby vary the declaration of the Fire Danger Act as approved counsellor for the purposes of Periods previously published in the Government Section 35 of the Act. Gazette by declaring that such Fire Danger Periods shall end in respect of the Richard Metres Anglicare Victoria undermentioned Municipal Districts of 41 Somerville Road Municipalities or parts of Municipalities Yarraville 3013 specified. Dated 29 March 2005 To terminate from 0100 hours 11 April 2005: BRIAN JOYCE Horsham Rural City Council (Remainder) Regional Director Southern Grampians Shire (Northern part Ð North and West Metropolitan Region Glenisla area) The north part of Mountain Dam, Old Henty Adoption Act 1984 Highway, Billywing Road, Goat Track and Syphon Road (north to Glenelg River). Under the functions and powers assigned to me by the Secretary, Department of Human NEIL G. BIBBY, AFSM Services under Section 10(2) of the Community Chief Executive Officer Welfare Services Act 1970 in relation to Section 5 of the Adoption Act 1984, Education Act 1958 I, Brian Joyce, approve the following person under Section 5(1) and Section 5(2)(b) of the NOTICE OF MAKING OF ORDER UNDER SECTION 13 AND ADMINISTRATIVE Act as approved counsellor for the purposes of ARRANGEMENTS ORDER (NO. 180) 2002 Section 35 of the Act. An Order of the Minister for Education Denise Eden Anglicare Victoria Services was made on 24 March 2005 under 41 Somerville Road section 13(1) of the Education Act 1958 and Yarraville 3013 Administrative Arrangements Order (No. 180) Dated 29 March 2005 2002 constituting a school council for a State BRIAN JOYCE school at the corner of Patterson Drive and Mary Regional Director Gibbs Crescent, Lynbrook, proposed to be North and West Metropolitan Region called Lynbrook Primary School. JACINTA ALLAN Minister for Education Services Co-operative Housing Societies Act 1958 SECTION 59(8) Electricity Industry Act 2000 Notice is hereby given that the co-operative housing society mentioned below will be NOTIFICATION OF VARIATION deregistered when two months have passed TO LICENCES since the publication of this notice. The Essential Services Commission gives Doepels Co-operative Housing Society Limited notice under section 30 of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (the Act) that, pursuant to Dated 31 March 2005 section 29(1)(b) of the Act, varied the electricity AMY CHILTON licence of the following entity: for Registrar of Southern Hydro Partnership Co-operative Housing Societies ABN 86 076 691 481 666 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

The licensee has agreed to vary the Queries may be directed to Mr Michael electricity generation licence to reflect the Final Cunningham, Manager, Ports & Grain Handling Decision on the Review of Electricity Licences on (03) 9651 0247. published and released by the Commission on Dated 30 March 2005 18 August 2004. The details of the JOHN C. TAMBLYN CommissionÕs Final Decision are on the website Chairperson and can be located at http://www.esc.vic.gov.au/ electricity783.html. Copies of the new licences are available on the CommissionÕs website at http://www.esc. vic.gov.au, or a copy can be obtained by calling Richard Bunting, Manager Licensing on (03) 9651 3657. Heritage Act 1995 Dated 1 April 2005 COVENANT PURSUANT TO SECTION 85 OF THE HERITAGE ACT 1995 JOHN C. TAMBLYN Chairperson Historic Place No. H622 Former Geelong Wool Exchange, 44 Corio Street, Geelong Essential Services Commission Act 2001 It is proposed that the Executive Director, Port Services Act 1995 Heritage Victoria, by Deed of Delegation of the PUBLIC NOTICE Heritage Council of Victoria, vary a Covenant Pursuant to section 33 of the Essential dated 15 November 2004 with Mr Ian Barry Services Commission Act 2001, the Essential Ballis the registered proprietor of the above Services Commission has made a Price Historic Place. The varied Covenant will bind Monitoring Determination for the Victorian the owner to the conservation of the Heritage Ports, to implement a price monitoring Place and require removal of a temporary framework which will regulate the provision of mezzanine floor in accordance with the Covenant. prescribed port services at the ports of Melbourne, Geelong, Portland and Hastings The form of the varied Covenant is viewable from 1 July 2005. at the offices of Heritage Victoria, Level 22/80 Collins Street, Melbourne during business The Price Monitoring Determination follows hours. Contact Mr William Zormann, telephone the CommissionÕs inquiry into ports regulation 9655 6329. completed in June 2004, which recommended that a price monitoring framework apply to Any person wishing to make a written VictoriaÕs regulated ports. The Government submission in regards to the varied Covenant endorsed the CommissionÕs proposed approach should write to the Executive Director, Heritage in its policy paper, Victorian Ports Strategic Victoria care of the above address within 28 Framework. days of the publication of this notice. RAY OSBORNE The Commission has also made a Channel Acting Executive Director Access Guideline which sets out certain Heritage Victoria obligations which will apply to the operators of prescribed channels. The Guideline also outlines the approach and processes that the Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Commission will follow when resolving access disputes under the Channel Access Regime. FORM 7 S.21 Reg. 16 The CommissionÕs Price Monitoring Determination, together with a statement of Notice of Acquisition purpose and reasons for the making of the Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Determination, and the Channel Access The Latrobe City Council declares that by Guideline are available on the CommissionÕs this notice it acquires the estate in fee simple of website at: www.esc.vic.gov.au. Certificate of Title Volume 8232 Folio 617. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 667

Published with the authority of the Latrobe Victorian Institute of Teaching Act 2001 City Council. NOTIFICATION CANCELLING The SEAL of LATROBE CITY ) REGISTRATION OF A TEACHER COUNCIL was hereunto affixed this ) 7 February 2005 in the presence of: ) Pursuant to section 42 of the Victorian PAUL BUCKLEY Institute of Teaching Act 2001 (the Act) the Chief Executive Officer Victorian Institute of Teaching may find a teacher guilty of serious misconduct and/or unfit Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 to teach and may make a determination pursuant FORM 7 S.21 to subsection 42(2) including cancelling the Reg. 16 registration of a teacher. Notice of Acquisition On 9 March 2005 Suzanne Glenda Zineder Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land was found guilty of serious misconduct and was The Southern and Eastern Integrated considered unfit to teach. Transport Authority declares that by this notice it acquires the following interest in the land On 9 March 2005 Suzanne Glenda ZinederÕs described as Lot 5 on Strata Plan 017763, and registration as a teacher in Victoria was being land described in Certificate of Title cancelled effective from 9 March 2005. Volume 9470, Folio 982. Dated 31 March 2005 Interest Acquired: That of William Vita and all other interests. JANET SHERRY Published with the authority of the Southern and Chairperson Ð Eastern Integrated Transport Authority. Disciplinary Proceedings Committee Dated 7 April 2005 Victorian Institute of Teaching For and on behalf of the Southern and Eastern Integrated Transport Authority: GREG HOLLAND Victorian Managed Insurance Acting Acquisition Manager Ð Authority Act 1996 External Infrastructure Projects INSURANCE FOR HERITAGE AND Property Services, Roads Corporation TOURIST RAIL OPERATORS Pursuant to section 25A of the Victorian State Superannuation Act 1988 Managed Insurance Authority Act 1996, I Interim Crediting Rate for State Superannuation Fund from 22 March 2005 direct the VMIA to provide $10 million public For the purposes of the sub-sections 46(1) liability insurance to those heritage and tourist and 58(1) of the State Superannuation Act rail operators currently accessing the existing 1988, sub-section 35(1) of the Transport scheme. This direction is effective from 1 April Superannuation Act 1988, and sub-section 2005 to 30 June 2005. 37(1) of the State Employees Retirement Benefits Act 1979, the Government The VMIA should determine the premium Superannuation Office has determined an payable by each of the heritage and tourist rail annual rate of 9.8% to be applied as an interim operators. The policy should continue all other crediting rate on exits on or after 22 March existing terms and conditions. 2005. PETER J. WYATT JOHN LENDERS MP Chief Financial Officer Minister for Finance 668 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Geographic Place Names Act 1998 CORRIGENDUM In the Victoria Government Gazette No. G35, 1 September 1994, page 2357, under Survey Co- ordination Act 1958, Notice of Assignment of Place Names, the place name of Mortlake College should read Mortlake P12 College. Office of the Registrar of Geographic Names C/Ð LAND VICTORIA 15th Floor 570 Bourke Street MELBOURNE 3000 JOHN E. TULLOCH Registrar of Geographic Names

Geographic Place Names Act 1998 REGISTRATION OF AMENDMENT OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES The Registrar of Geographic Names hereby gives notice of the registration of amendment of the undermentioned place names. File No. Place Name Proposer & Location GPN 634 Mount Pleasant Road Department of Education and Nunawading Primary School Training. Formerly known as Nunawading South Primary School; located in Mount Pleasant Road, Nunawading. LA/12/0040 Glenlee, Jeparit, Kenmare, Hindmarsh Shire Council. Rainbow. As on version 4.5 of the plan showing the town and rural district names and boundaries within the municipality. Copies of this plan may be inspected at the municipal offices or at the office of the Registrar of Geographic Names. LA/12/0047 Auchmore, Calivil, Jarklin, Loddon Shire Council. Marong, Mitiamo, Mologa, As on version 4.3 of the plan Pompapiel, Raywood, Tandarra, showing the town and rural district Woodstock on Loddon, Yarraberb. names and boundaries within the municipality. Copies of this plan may be inspected at the municipal offices or at the office of the Registrar of Geographic Names. Office of the Registrar of Geographic Names C/Ð LAND VICTORIA 15th Floor 570 Bourke Street Melbourne 3000 JOHN E. TULLOCH Registrar of Geographic Names Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 669

Casino Control Act 1991 Ð section 60(1) CASINO RULES NOTICE NO. 1 OF 2005 Rules of the Game Ð Rapid Roulette By this notice, the Victorian Commission for Gambling Regulation amends the Rules in respect of the game ÒRapid RouletteÓ1 as set out in the Schedule below. This notice operates with effect from 4.00am on 7 April 2005. Dated 4 April 2005 PETER COHEN Executive Commissioner Schedule Amendment of Rules 1. In rule 2.2 (a), replace 24 ATSs with 50 ATSs. 1 The Game of Rapid Roulette and its rules were approved by notice published in the Victoria Government Gazette on 5 October 1999 (S147). The rules have subsequently been amended byÐ ● Casino Rules Notice No. 9 of 2000, published on 19 May 2000 (S68); ● Casino Rules Notice No. 24 of 2000, published on 21 November 2000 (S172); ● Casino Rules Notice No 15 of 2002, published on 24 May 2002 (S85); ● Casino Rules Notice No 29 of 2002; published on 27 August 2002 (S147); ● Casino Rules Notice No 3 of 2003, published on 13 February 2003; ● Casino Rules Notice No 5 of 2004, published on 11 March 2004. 670 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Casino Control Act 1991 Ð section 60(1) CASINO RULES NOTICE NO. 2 OF 2005 Rules of the Game Ð Rapid Big Wheel By this notice, the Victorian Commission for Gambling Regulation approves the Rules in respect of the game ÒRapid Big WheelÓ as set out in the Schedule. This notice operates with effect from 4:00 am on 7 April 2005. Dated 4 April 2005 PETER COHEN Executive Commissioner Schedule For the game of Rapid Big Wheel insert: 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1 In these rulesÐ ÒATSÓ means an automated transaction station featuring a touch screen monitorÐ (a) Designed to allow a player to place wagers on a virtual Big Wheel layout in accordance with these rules; and (b) Approved as an item of gaming equipment. ÒATS chip accountÓ means an account established under rule 6. ÒDealerÓ means that person, employed as a Dealer by the Casino Operator, who is conducting the game. ÒCasino SupervisorÓ means a person, other than the Game Supervisor or the Dealer, who is employed by the Casino Operator to be responsible for the supervision and management of gaming operations. Ògame hardwareÓ means all the computer equipment needed for the conduct of the game, including one or more ATSs, one or more printers, an SGC and routing, networking and communications devices and cabling. ÒGame SupervisorÓ means that person, employed as a game supervisor by the Casino Operator, who is supervising the conduct of the game. Ògame systemÓ means the configuration of software and game hardwareÐ (a) Necessary to conduct the game at any time when it is not connected to a central monitoring system; and (b) Approved as gaming equipment for the purposes of these rulesÐ but does not include a WND. Òimage content serverÓ means an interface to the Jackpot server components. Òindividual spinÓ means a single spin. Òjackpot client viewerÓ means a user interface to the jackpot meter display allowing displayed information to be adjusted. Òjackpot meter displayÓ means a deviceÐ (a) Designed to display on a screen visible to all players at the gaming table the current jackpot amount, promotional messages and winning jackpot messages; and (b) Approved as an item of gaming equipment. Òjackpot systemÓ means the configuration of software and game hardwareÐ (a) Necessary to conduct a number of jackpots at any given time; and (b) Approved as gaming equipment for the purposes of these rulesÐ but does not include a jackpot meter display. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 671

ÒSGCÓ means a device in the nature of a streamlined game consoleÐ (a) Designed to enable the Dealer to enter all information required for the operation of the game system, including player buy-in amounts and confirmations, player payouts, outcomes of spins, permissible wagers; and (b) Designed to provide the Dealer with all information in the game system which the Dealer requires for the purpose of conducting the game; and (c) Approved as an item of gaming equipment; Òsyndicate playÓ means when two or more persons act in concert to affect the chance of any person or persons winning a jackpot. ÒtournamentÓ means a competition conducted in accordance with rule 10; Òtournament conditionsÓ means the conditions approved for a tournament in accordance with rule 10; ÒTournament DirectorÓ means the person appointed under rule 10.1.2(a) or for the time being deputising for the purposes of rule 10.1.2(b); Òtournament playerÓ means a player in a tournament; Òwagering periodÓ means the period determined under rule 5.1 or applying by operation of rule 5.2; ÒWNDÓ means a deviceÐ (a) Designed to display on a screen visible to all players at the gaming table the outcome of at least the most recent spin of the game; and (b) Approved as an item of gaming equipment. 1.2 Unless a contrary intention appears, a Game Supervisor or a Casino Supervisor may perform any function or exercise any power of the Dealer. 1.3 A reference in these rules to the game is a reference to the game of Rapid Big Wheel played at a particular gaming table. 1.4 A reference in these rulesÐ (a) To a bet is a reference to the contingency or outcome on which a player may place a wager; and (b) To a wager is to the money appropriated to such a bet in a particular case. 1.5 A reference in these rules to an open ATS is a reference to an ATS in respect of which an ATS chip account is active. 1.6 A rule which is expressed to impose an obligation or a prohibition on an ATS, the SGC or the game system must be regarded as imposing an obligation on the Dealer and the Casino Operator to ensure that the ATS, SGC or game system operates in the manner described. 2. EQUIPMENT 2.1 The display of the touch screen monitor of an open ATS may be configured according to one of three playing options; Option 1 as described in Diagram A, Option 2 as described in Diagram B and Option 3 as described in Diagram C; andÐ 2.1.1 MustÐ (a) Contain all the elements of the design set out in Diagram A, B or C depending on the format of the game; and (b) Contain any additional elements necessarily required by these rules; and (c) Be of similar appearance to Diagram A, B or C depending on the format of the game; and 672 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

2.1.2 May include features in addition to those shown in Diagram A, B or C if those features are not inconsistent with Diagram A, B or C or these rules. 2.2 Where the display of the touch screen monitor of an open ATS is configured according to: 2.2.1 Option 1 as described in Diagram A, the Big Wheel mentioned in 2.3.5 must be configured according to rule 2.4.1 and as described in Diagram D; 2.2.2 Option 2 as described in Diagram B, the Big Wheel mentioned in 2.3.5 must be configured according to rule 2.4.2 and as described in Diagram E; 2.2.3 Option 3 as described in Diagram C, the Big Wheel mentioned in 2.3.5 must be configured according to rule 2.4.3 and as described in Diagram F; 2.3 A gaming table for Rapid Big Wheel is made up of the following equipmentÐ 2.3.1 Up to 50 ATSs; and 2.3.2 An SGC; and 2.3.3 A game system (other than an SGC and one or more ATSs); and 2.3.4 A Big Wheel and; 2.3.5 An optional WND. And where the game has a jackpot component: 2.3.6 A jackpot client viewer; and 2.3.7 A jackpot meter display. 2.4 The Big Wheel mentioned in rule 2.3.5 must be circular, not less than 1.5 metres in diameter and must have 52 equal compartments marked according to one of three playing options; Option 1, 2 or 3. 2.4.1 Option 1 as described in Diagram D: (a) 24 sections exhibiting one particular symbol; or number. (b) 12 sections exhibiting a second particular symbol; or number. (c) 8 sections exhibiting a third particular symbol; or number. (d) 4 sections exhibiting a fourth particular symbol; or number. (e) 2 sections exhibiting a fifth particular symbol; or number. (f) 1 section exhibiting a sixth particular symbol; or number. (g) 1 section exhibiting a seventh particular symbol; or number. 2.4.2 Option 2 as described in Diagram E: (a) 8 sections exhibiting one particular symbol; or number. (b) 8 sections exhibiting a second particular symbol; or number. (c) 8 sections exhibiting a third particular symbol; or number. (d) 4 sections exhibiting a fourth particular symbol; or number. (e) 4 sections exhibiting a fifth particular symbol; or number. (f) 4 sections exhibiting a sixth particular symbol; or number. (g) 2 sections exhibiting a seventh particular symbol; or number. (h) 2 sections exhibiting an eighth particular symbol; or number. (i) 2 sections exhibiting a ninth particular symbol; or number. (j) 2 sections exhibiting a tenth particular symbol; or number. (k) 2 sections exhibiting an eleventh particular symbol; or number. (l) 2 sections exhibiting a twelfth particular symbol; or number. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 673

(m) 1 section exhibiting a thirteenth particular symbol; or number. (n) 1 section exhibiting a fourteenth particular symbol; or number. (o) 1 section exhibiting a fifteenth particular symbol; or number. (p) 1 section exhibiting a sixteenth particular symbol; or number. 2.4.3 Option 3 as described in Diagram F: (a) 8 sections exhibiting one particular symbol; or number. (b) 8 sections exhibiting a second particular symbol; or number. (c) 8 sections exhibiting a third particular symbol; or number. (d) 8 sections exhibiting a fourth particular symbol; or number. (e) 4 sections exhibiting a fifth particular symbol; or number. (f) 4 sections exhibiting a sixth particular symbol; or number. (g) 4 sections exhibiting a seventh particular symbol; or number. (h) 4 sections exhibiting an eighth particular symbol; or number. (i) 2 sections exhibiting a ninth particular symbol; or number. (j) 1 section exhibiting a tenth particular symbol; or number. (k) 1 section exhibiting an eleventh particular symbol; or number. 3. PLACEMENT OF WAGERS 3.1 A wager in respect of an individual spin is placed by a person appropriating money standing to the credit of a player's ATS chip account to a particular bet (as specified in rule 7) prior to the end of the wagering period for that spin. 3.2 A wager in respect of a spin sequence is placed by a person appropriating money standing to the credit of a player's ATS chip account to a particular bet as defined in rule 7 prior to the end of the wagering period of the first spin in that spin sequence. 3.3 The method by which a person appropriates money standing to the credit of a player's ATS chip account is by touching the display of the ATS so asÐ 3.3.1 To make one or more chips appear to move from one part of the display to another; or 3.3.2 To make one or more chips appear on, or disappear from, the display with a corresponding change being made to the amount shown as standing to the credit of the player's ATS chip account. 3.4 The player to whom the Dealer has given control of an ATS is solely responsible for the placement of the chips appearing on the ATS. 3.5 A person may not occupy a place at a Rapid Big Wheel table without actively placing wagers on an ATS or occupy an area so that he or she restricts another player from gaining access to play Rapid Big Wheel. 3.6 A person must not hinder, harass, intimidate or interfere in any way with another person's playing of Rapid Big Wheel or with any employee of the Casino Operator performing duties related to Rapid Big Wheel. 3.7 The wager or wagers placed on an ATS may only be settled in accordance with the appearance of the ATS at the time a wagering period expires. 3.8 An ATS must not allow a wager to be placed, changed or withdrawn after the expiry of the wagering period. 3.9 At the settlement of wagers for a spin, each open ATS mustÐ 3.9.1 Clear any losing wager, by causing the chips representing that wager to disappear from the display; and 674 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

3.9.2 Pay any winnings, by causing an appropriate number of chips to appear or by causing an appropriate adjustment to be made to the amount shown as standing to the credit of the player's ATS chip account. 3.10 Wagers may only be placed in accordance with rule 3. 3.11 A person must not engage or participate in Syndicate Play. 3.12 A person must not induce a player to vacate an ATS at a Rapid Big Wheel table or to engage in syndicate play, whether by threats, unpleasant behaviour, financial offer or any other method. 3.13 A person must not solicit or accept an inducement to engage in Syndicate Play. 4. PERMISSIBLE WAGERS 4.1 In respect of the game, the Dealer must ensure the display of the notices and signs for which the Casino Operator is responsible under section 66(1)(c) and section 66(2) of the Casino Control Act 19911. 4.2 Each ATS is a location within the casino for the purposes of section 66(1)(c) and section 66(2) of the Casino Control Act 1991. 4.3 IfÐ 4.3.1 A player attempts to place an individual wager that is less than the minimum permissible wager for a particular bet, the ATS must not display any chips in respect of that wager; and 4.3.2 A player attempts to place an individual wagerÐ (a) In a multiple over the minimum which is not permitted; or (b) Which is greater than the permitted maximum wagerÐ the ATS must display only so many chips or such denomination of chips as is the next lowest permitted wager; and 4.3.3 By the end of the wagering period for an individual spin, a player has placed one or more wagers which are in aggregate less than the permitted aggregate wager (if any), those wagers must not be recognised by the ATS or the game system for the individual spin. 5. DEALING THE GAME 5.1 The Casino Operator must determine how long, at particular times, the wagering period will be for the game. 5.2 If the Casino Operator has not made a determination under rule 5.1, the wagering period is 30 seconds. 5.3 Each ATS must clearly display a countdown of the remaining portion of the wagering period for the next spin.

1 Sections 66(1)(b) and 66(2) of the Casino Control Act 1991 state: 66. Assistance to patrons (1) A Casino Operator mustÐ ... (c) display prominently at each gaming table or location related to the playing of a game a sign indicating the permissible minimum and maximum wagers pertaining to the game played there. (2) A Casino Operator must ensure that a minimum wager indicated in respect of a game at a table or location is not changed to a higher minimum unless a sign indicating the new minimum and the proposed time of change is displayed at the table or location at least 20 minutes before the time of proposed change. Penalty: 50 penalty units. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 675

5.4 The Dealer Ð 5.4.1 May spin the wheel at any time after the start of the wagering period, if the Dealer reasonably believes that the wheel will come to rest after the wagering period expires; and 5.4.2 If the wheel has not been spun before the end of the wagering period, must spin the wheel as soon as practicable after the wagering period expires. 5.5 When, after the wheel has been spun, and the indicator comes to rest, the Dealer mustÐ 5.5.1 Announce the symbol of the winning compartment; and 5.5.2 Confirm that outcome into the SGC. 5.6 When an outcome has been confirmed into the SGC, the game system mustÐ 5.6.1 Display the outcome of the spin on each open ATS; and 5.6.2 In respect of the wager or wagers placed on an ATSÐ (a) If an amount has been won, automatically calculate and display the amount; and (b) Automatically calculate and display the balance of the ATS chip account as a result of the outcomeÐ in accordance with these rules. 6. ATS CHIP ACCOUNTS 6.1 An open ATS must display the active ATS chip account for the ATS. 6.2 A person wishing to play the game must buy in either by the tendering to the Dealer an amount of cash, vouchers, authorised tokens or chips or by inserting an amount of cash into the ATS Note Acceptor. 6.3 If the Dealer accepts an amount tendered under rule 6.2, the DealerÐ 6.3.1 Must give the player control of an ATS; and 6.3.2 Must activate an ATS chip account in respect of the ATS by crediting it with the amount tendered, thereby causing chips to appear on the display of the ATS or that amount to be shown as standing to the credit of the ATS chip account. 6.4 Where a player inserts cash into an ATS Note Acceptor, the amount of cash will automatically be credited to the ATS chip account in respect of that ATS, thereby causing chips to appear on the display of the ATS or that amount to be shown as standing to the credit of the ATS chip account. 6.5 The person for the time being in control of an open ATS may at any timeÐ 6.5.1 Tender further amounts of cash, vouchers, authorised tokens or chips to the Dealer who must, as soon as practicable, credit the amount tendered to the player's ATS chip account; or 6.5.2 Insert a further amount of cash into the ATS Note Acceptor. 6.6 A playerÐ 6.6.1 May leave the game at any time; and 6.6.2 Must leave the game if the Dealer, having reasonably formed the opinion that the player's continued presence would disrupt the game and thereby compromise its integrity, directs the player to leave the game. 6.7 If a player leaves the game, the Dealer mustÐ 6.7.1 Pay out the full value of the player's ATS chip account balance by tendering chips; and 6.7.2 Close the ATS chip account. 676 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

7. SETTLEMENT 7.1 The bets which can be placed in respect of an individual spin when playing Rapid Big Wheel according to Option 1 and the odds payable for them areÐ Definition Odds The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒAÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 1 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒBÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 3 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒCÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒDÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒEÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒFÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒGÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 7.2 The bets which can be placed in respect of an individual spin when playing Rapid Big Wheel according to Option 2 and the odds payable for them areÐ Definition Odds The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒAÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒBÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒCÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒDÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒEÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒFÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒGÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒHÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒIÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒJÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒKÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒLÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 677

Definition Odds The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒMÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒNÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒOÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒPÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 7.3 The bets which can be placed in respect of an individual spin when playing Rapid Big Wheel according to Option 3 and the odds payable for them are Ð Definition Odds The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒAÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒBÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒCÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒDÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 5 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on one of the compartments marked with the symbol ÒEÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒFÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒGÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒHÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 11 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒIÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 23 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒJÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 The wheel comes to rest on the compartment marked with the symbol ÒKÓ designated by a chip on that symbol. 47 to 1 8. JACKPOT SYSTEM 8.1 The Casino Operator may operate one or more approved Òjackpot systemsÓ with respect to the game of Rapid Big Wheel and utilise a variety of jackpot styles, including, by way of example and not limitation, Mystery Jackpots, Stand Alone Progressive Jackpots, Linked Progressive Jackpots and Bonus Jackpots. For the purposes of this document the generic term ÒJackpotÓ will be used for all Jackpot styles. 8.2 A jackpot system consists of: 8.2.1 A jackpot server; 8.2.2 A jackpot terminal or back of house monitoring system; 8.2.3 A jackpot meter display; 678 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

8.2.4 A jackpot client viewer; and 8.2.5 An image content server and is integrated with the SGC. 8.3 The following provisions apply to the operation of a jackpot system: 8.3.1 One or more particular tables may constitute a jackpot group. 8.3.2 A jackpot system must operate in respect of one or more jackpot groups; 8.3.3 A jackpot group may have one or more jackpots operate in respect of it; 8.3.4 A jackpot group may be added to or removed from a jackpot or transferred between one jackpot and another provided that prior to the change a sign giving notice of the addition, removal or transfer is displayed; 8.3.5 A jackpot may be closed at any time provided that a sign giving notice of the closure is displayed at every table in respect of which system is operating; 8.3.6 If a jackpot is closed, an amount equal to the value recorded on the jackpot meter must be transferred to the jackpot meter of one or more other jackpots; 8.3.7 Each table in respect of which a jackpot operates must be fitted with a jackpot meter display designed to show the value of the jackpot prize amount recorded from time to time on the jackpot meter and/or any goods or services constituting a jackpot prize. 8.3.8 The value of the prize recorded on the meter of a jackpot may be displayed on one or more electronic promotional displays in the casino. 8.4 Jackpot Configuration 8.4.1 The following formula will be used to determine all jackpot configurations: IR = ((Min.Jackpot Value + Max.Jackpot Value)/2) Ð Min.Jackpot Value) / ((Min.Jackpot Value + Max.Jackpot Value)/2) X RTP Where: RTP = House Edge X % Reduction in Edge; and IR is the Increment Rate 8.5 The Casino Operator must ensure that the jackpot meter for a jackpot from time to time records a monetary value no less thanÐ 8.5.1 The minimum jackpot value; plus 8.5.2 The amount wagered at all Rapid Big Wheel tables at the specified increment rate as described in rule 8.4 from time to time, in the group of tables in respect of which the jackpot operates, since the jackpot meter was last reset under rule 8.4. 8.6 If, in respect of a round of play, the value recorded on the jackpot meter of a jackpot would fall below the minimum jackpot value as described in rule 8.4, the Casino Operator must cause the jackpot meter for the jackpot system to be reset to an amount no less than this amount. 8.7 The electronic equipment for a Jackpot is operating properly ifÐ 8.7.1 The jackpot server of the system is capable of posting contributions from patron wagers at the specified increment rate, calculating random jackpot seed values and recording winning jackpot records; and 8.7.2 The Casino Supervisor can read the value of the jackpot prize at the time for settlement. 8.8 If at any time it is deemed that the jackpot is not operating properly, the jackpot prize/s offered with respect of that particular jackpot will not be offered to patrons and a regular Rapid Big Wheel game will be conducted. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 679

8.9 If a round of play in which a jackpot prize has been won is void, the amount of the jackpot prize as displayed on the meter of the jackpot must be re-credited to the meter of that particular jackpot or must be transferred to the meter of one or more other jackpots. 9. IRREGULARITIES 9.1 The Dealer must call a Òno spinÓ ifÐ 9.1.1 The wheel fails to make three complete revolutions; or 9.1.2 The indicator stops on the divider between two compartments, or 9.1.3 There is a physical interference or a mechanical malfunction during a spin of the wheel. 9.2 If the Dealer calls a Òno spinÓ, he or she may attempt to prevent the indicator from coming to rest in one of the compartments. 9.3 If the Dealer calls Òno spinÓ, that spin is of no effect, regardless of whether or not the indicator comes to rest in one of the compartments. 9.4 If the Dealer reasonably forms the view that he or she has entered an incorrect outcome into the SGC, the Dealer must freeze all ATS chip accounts and cause the results to be recalculated based on the actual outcome. 9.5 If a player claims to the Dealer that an incorrect outcome has been entered into the SGC or that any part of the game system has malfunctioned, the Dealer must consider the claim and take whatever reasonable action is permitted by this rule. 9.6 The WND must be disregarded if the WND displays a number other than the actual outcome. 9.7 If an ATS experiences a malfunctionÐ 9.7.1 Prior to the expiry of the wagering period, the Dealer must treat as void all wagers placed on the ATS for the relevant spin; and 9.7.2 On or after the expiry of the wagering period, the Dealer must seek to confirm what wagers were placed through the analysis of available records and cause the appropriate adjustments to be made. 9.8 If the game system (other than an ATS) experiences a malfunction (including by reason of physical damage)Ð 9.8.1 Prior to the expiry of the wagering period, the Dealer must treat as void all wagers placed by all players for the relevant spin; and 9.8.2 On or after the expiry of the wagering period, the Dealer must seek to confirm what wagers were placed through the analysis of available records and cause the appropriate adjustments to be made. 9.9 If the Dealer is unable, for the purposes of rules 9.7(b) and 9.8(b), to confirm the relevant wagers placed through the analysis of available records, the Dealer must void those wagers. 9.10 If during a round of play an error occurs that is not disclosed until after the commencement of a subsequent round of play, that error will not have any effect on the outcome of subsequent rounds of play. 9.11 Once a Jackpot has been confirmed it cannot be voided. In the event that a spin is declared a no spin after a Jackpot has been confirmed, payment of that Jackpot stands and the declaration of a no spin will have no effect on the result/s of any prior or subsequent rounds of play. 680 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

10. TOURNAMENT PLAY 10.1 General 10.1.1 The Casino Operator may conduct tournaments in which all tournament players have the opportunity to play Rapid Big Wheel with an equal chance. 10.1.2 The Casino OperatorÐ (a) Must appoint a person who is qualified to be a Game Supervisor to be responsible generally for each tournament; and (b) May nominate one or more deputies (each of whom is qualified to be a Game Supervisor) to take that responsibility in the absence of the person nominated under paragraph (a). 10.1.3 A tournament may only be conducted if the conditions for the tournament, complying with these rules, have been approved in writing by the Victorian Commission for Gambling Regulation. 10.2 Tournament conditions 10.2.1 The tournament conditions must include the followingÐ (a) The amount of the entry fee, if any; (b) The amount to be credited to ATS chip accounts at the start of each round or session in the tournament, the amount of any applicable buy-in and the disposition of ATS account balances at the end of each session or round; (c) Whether there is a minimum or compulsory wager for each spin in a session or round; (d) The structure of the tournament, including the number and duration of rounds or sessions and the number of gaming tables or ATSs to be active in each round or session, the method of progression from round to round or session to session, repechage, catch-up or secondary rounds or sessions; (e) Whether there is one or more opportunities for an eliminated tournament player to buy back into the tournament, and the method and timing of those opportunities; (f) In respect of eligibility for entryÐ (i) A statement that only persons entitled to enter the casino and gamble are eligible to enter the tournament; and (ii) If the Casino Operator is reserving the right generally to deny entry to the tournament, a statement that the Casino Operator may refuse any application; and (iii) If the Casino Operator is applying general selection criteria to determine eligibility to enter the tournament, those criteria; (g) The terms of entry (including the period within which an applicant may withdraw without financial penalty), the application form and the minimum and maximum numbers of tournament players; (h) The basis on which a tournament player may be disqualified from the tournament or on which a tournament player may retire from the tournament and whether or not any entrance fee or buy in is refundable in whole or in part; (i) The consequences of late arrival or non-attendance for a round or session in the tournament; Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 681

(j) The prizes; (k) A statement that the tournament is conducted by the Tournament Director in accordance with the tournament conditions and the applicable rules of Rapid Big Wheel and that, in the event of any inconsistency, the rules prevail. 10.2.2 The tournament conditions may exclude or modify the operation of rule 6. 10.2.3 Prior to the commencement of play in a tournament, the Tournament Director must brief the tournament players on the conditions of the tournament and be satisfied that they understand. 10.2.4 The Tournament Director may require each tournament player to sign a copy of the tournament conditions. 10.2.5 The Tournament Director must be present during the whole of each session or round of play in a tournament. 10.3 Conduct of Play 10.3.1 The Tournament Director must designate the gaming tables to be used in the conduct of the tournament. 10.3.2 The Casino Operator must ensure that, during any session or round of a tournament, a gaming table designated under rule 10.3.1 is used exclusively for tournament play. 10.3.3 A tournament player may nominate, subject to the approval of the Tournament Director and any applicable tournament condition, a substitute player to take his or her allotted position during any session or round. 10.3.4 The Tournament Director may alter the starting time of any session, if reasonable notice has been given to the tournament players. 10.3.5 The Tournament Director may conclude the play of a session or round at a particular gaming table prior to the completion of the scheduled number of spins or the scheduled completion timeÐ (a) If the tournament player or players to progress to the following session from that gaming table or round have been determined; and (b) If the tournament conditions provide for the disposition of ATS chip account balances in cash at the end of the session or round, if all the players at the gaming table agree. 682 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

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Gas Industry Act 2001 NOTICE OF AMENDMENT UNDER SECTION 52(6) Victorian Gas Industry Market and System Operations Rules (ÒMSO RulesÓ) Pursuant to and in accordance with clause 52(6) of the Gas Industry Act 2001 the Board of Directors of VENCorp has resolved to amend the MSO Rules as follows, effective as of 7 April 2005. Clause 2.3(a) is amended by replacing the words Òin the market unlessÓ in that clause with the words Òin the market in accordance with the suspension notice unlessÓ. Clause 3.1.13(d) is amended by replacing the words Òinjection inc/decÓ with the words Òinc/decÓ in sub-clauses 3.1.13(d)(2), 3.1.13(d)(3), and 3.1.13(da). Clause 3.1.13(e) is amended by replacing the words ÒSubject to clause 3.1.13(b) ,Ó in that clause with the words ÒSubject to clause 3.1.13(b),Ó. Clause 3.2.1(f)(2) is amended by deleting the words Òeach hour ofÓ in that clause. Clause 3.2.4(a) is amended by deleting the word ÒhourlyÓ in that clause. Clause 3.5.2(a) is amended by replacing the word ÒWhereÓ at the start of that clause with the words ÒSubject to clause 3.5.2(o), whereÓ. Clause 3.5.2 is amended by inserting the following clauses after clause 3.5.2(n): Ò(o) Subject to clause 3.5.2(p), where gas is injected by two or more Participants at a system injection point in a trading interval and VENCorp has required one or more of those Participants to inject gas in accordance with clause 6.6.4 then: (1) the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant who has injected gas in accordance with clause 6.6.4 shall be determined using an allocation methodology agreed by all Participants who inject gas at that system injection point, and (2) any Allocation Agent appointed for that system injection point must take the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant into account when determining the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant at that system injection point in that trading interval. (p) Where an allocation methodology cannot be agreed and the quantities cannot be determined in accordance with clause 3.5.2(o) within 10 business days of the trading interval in which the gas was injected, then determination of the quantities of gas to be treated as injected by each Participant must be determined using the dispute resolution procedures under clause 7.2. (q) Where an allocation methodology has not been agreed in accordance with clause 3.5.2(o) or quantities of gas have not been determined in accordance with 3.5.2(p) VENCorp must, for the purposes of: (1) monitoring VENCorpÕs estimated exposure to Market Participants under clause 3.7.9; (2) the issue of the preliminary statement for a billing period; (3) the issue of the final statement for a billing period; and/or (4) the issue of the revised statement for a billing period. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 689

estimate the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant at the relevant system injection point and VENCorp must advise any Allocation Agent appointed in accordance with clause 3.5.2(a) for that system injection point accordingly. (r) VENCorp must develop and publish a methodology for the purpose of estimating the quantities of gas to be treated as injected by each Participant under clause 3.5.2(q). (s) Where the quantities of gas to be treated as injected by each Participant have been determined using the dispute resolution procedures under clause 7.2 VENCorp must advise any Allocation Agent appointed for the system injection point subject to that determination, and must do so within 5 business days of being advised of the determination having been made. (t) An Allocation Agent advised of quantities of gas in accordance with clauses 3.5.2(q) or 3.5.2(s) must take the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant into account when determining the quantity of gas treated as having been injected by each Participant at that system injection point in that trading interval.Ó Clause 3.6.3 is amended by replacing the title with ÒAmounts for trading intervalsÓ Clause 3.6.3(a)(2) is deleted in its entirety Clause 3.6.3(b) is amended by replacing the words Ò; plusÓ with a full stop Ò.Ó in that clause and deleting clauses 3.6.3(b) (2) and (3). Clause 3.6.5A is inserted before clause 3.6.5 and contains the following: Ò3.6.5A Establishment of the Compensation Panel (a) A Participant who wishes to make a claim under clauses 6.6.5 or 6.7.6 must submit notice of its claim to VENCorp within ten business days following the issue of the final statement for that trading interval in which the Participant made the injection of gas referred to in the claim. (b) Subject to clause 3.6.5A(c), when a Participant notifies VENCorp of their intention to claim compensation under clauses 6.6.5 or 6.7.6, that Participant must specify a date from which VENCorp has five business days to request the Adviser to establish the compensation panel under clause 3.6.5A(e). (c) The date specified in clause 3.6.5A(b) must be no greater than thirty business days following the issue of the final statement for the trading interval for which the claim has been made. (d) A Participant may withdraw a claim at any time. Where the claim is withdrawn after referral by VENCorp to the Adviser, the Participant will pay any costs of the Adviser in establishing the compensation panel and costs of any members of the compensation panel arising from their consideration of the claim. (e) If a Participant has not withdrawn a claim under clause 3.6.5A(d), then VENCorp must: (1) within five business days of the date specified in clause 3.6.5A(b), request the Adviser to establish a compensation panel to determine whether it is appropriate in all the circumstances for compensation to be paid and, if so, to determine an appropriate amount of compensation; and 690 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

(2) refer the claim to the Adviser for determination by the compensation panel. (f) The Adviser must: (1) within five business days of receiving a request from VENCorp, establish a compensation panel of three members from the group of persons referred to in clause 7.2.2; and (2) be satisfied that the persons it chooses to comprise the compensation panel do not have any interests which could conflict with an impartial decision. (g) Upon a referral of a claim to it, the compensation panel must make a determination pursuant to clause 3.6.6 and notify VENCorp of that determination as soon as practicable but in any event within twenty business days following the establishment of the compensation panel under clause 3.6.5A(f) (or such longer period as the Adviser may permit following a request by the compensation panel for an extension of time). (h) The compensation panel must conduct itself on the same basis as a dispute resolution panel under clause 7.2.4. (i) In consultation with Participants, VENCorp must develop and update compensation guidelines which describe the principles and methodology upon which the compensation panel will base its determination of amounts payable under clause 3.6.6.Ó Clause 3.6.6 is replaced in its entirety with the following: Ò3.6.6 Determinations by Compensation Panel (a) The compensation panel must make a determination in accordance the compensation guidelines on: (1) amounts of compensation to be paid by VENCorp to a Participant in respect of claims made by that Participant under clauses 6.6.5 or 6.7.6; and (2) amounts to be paid to VENCorp by Market Participants and Transmission Pipeline Owners, including amounts to be paid to VENCorp from the linepack account, to fund compensation payment amounts determined under clause 3.6.6(a)(1). (b) The compensation panel must notify VENCorp of the methodology used to reach its determination on amounts payable under clause 3.6.6(a) and the reasons for its decisions in this regard. (c) VENCorp must provide the details provided by the compensation panel under clause 3.6.6(b), excluding all confidential information, to all affected Participants as soon as reasonable. (d) For the avoidance of doubt, the total of amounts determined by the compensation panel under 3.6.6(a)(2) must equal the total of amounts determined by it under 3.6.6(a)(1). (e) If the compensation panel makes a determination that compensation should be paid to a Participant, VENCorp must pay that Participant those amounts and must advise the Participant as soon as practicable of the determination and of the date VENCorp intends to pay the Participant. Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 691

(f) VENCorp must pay interest on the amounts determined in accordance with clause 3.6.6(a)(1) at the interest rate from the day following the date of the next payment of settlement amounts made under clause 3.6.17 following the determination of the compensation panel to the date when VENCorp actually pays the Participant the amount of the compensation determined. Interest is to be calculated on a daily basis and aggregated for the period. (g) If the compensation panel determines that an amount is payable in respect of compensation claimed by a Participant in accordance with clause 6.6.5 or 6.7.6, then VENCorp is entitled to recover those payments from Participants in accordance with this clause 3.6.6 and each Market Participant and Transmission Pipeline Owner must pay to VENCorp an amount determined in accordance with this clause 3.6.6. (h) In making its determination under clause 3.6.6(a)(2) of amounts payable by Market Participants, if the compensation panel determines that an amount is payable from the linepack account to VENCorp to fund compensation payments determined under clause 3.6.6(a)(1), then VENCorp shall be entitled to be paid this amount from the linepack account. (i) If the compensation panel determines that an amount is payable by a Market Participant or Transmission Pipeline Owner under clause 3.6.6(a)(2) then VENCorp must seek the direction the Board of Directors of VENCorp as to the manner by which that amount is to be paid to VENCorp by that Market Participant or Transmission Pipeline Owner. VENCorp must seek that direction at the next meeting of the Board for which submissions are still being received. The Board may determine that the payment be paid in instalments or deferred for a specified period of time. (j) If the Board of Directors of VENCorp under clause 3.6.6(i): (1) (A) fails to make a determination at the Board meeting to which VENCorp has made a submission, or (B) determines not to defer the amount payable, and (C) determines not to allow the payment of the amount payable by instalment, then VENCorp must include the whole of the amount payable in the next settlement statement following the Board of Directors meeting. (2) determines that: (A) the amount payable shall be paid in instalments, or (B) the payment of the amount payable shall be deferred for a specified period of time then VENCorp must include in the next settlement statement following the Board of Directors determination, the details of the total amount to be paid by that Market Participant, the instalment amounts to be paid and the dates by which each instalment is to be paid or the deferred date by which the whole amount is to be paid, as the case may be. 692 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

(k) Market Participants and Transmission Pipeline Owners must pay interest on amounts determined in accordance with clause 3.6.6(a)(2) at the interest rate from the day following the date of the next payment of settlement amounts following the determination of the compensation panel to the date when the Market Participant or Transmission Pipeline Owner actually pays the amount to VENCorp. Interest is to be calculated on a daily basis and aggregated for the period.Ó Clause 3.6.7(a)(3) is amended by replacing the words Òpayable by a Market ParticipantÓ in that clause with the words Òpayable to a Market ParticipantÓ.

Clause 3.6.10(c) is amended by replacing the equation ÒQ = (I-W - EDL) x PMÓ in that clause with the equation ÒQ = (I-W) x PMÓ. Clause 3.6.10(c) is amended by deleting the words ÒEDL is the aggregate quantity of EoD linepack purchased by Market Participants in respect of that gas day in accordance with clause 3.4.2; andÓ in that clause. Clause 3.6.12(b) is amended by replacing the each of references in that clause to clause 3.6.6(b) with a reference to clause 3.6.6(h). Clause 3.6.12(c) is amended by replacing the each of references in that clause to clause 3.6.6(b) with a reference to clause 3.6.6(h). Clause 3.6.18 is amended by inserting the following clause before clause 3.6.18(a): Ò(aa) Where a Market Participant wishes to dispute a settlement amount stated in a settlement statement or the supporting data for a billing period, it must do so only in respect of the most recently issued settlement statement for that relevant billing period.Ó Clause 3.6.18(a)(1) is amended by replacing the words Òpayable by or to itÓ in that clause with the words Òpayable by or to a Market ParticipantÓ. Clause 3.6.18(b)(1) is amended by replacing the words Òpayable by or to itÓ in that clause with the words Òpayable by or to a Market ParticipantÓ. Clause 3.6.18 is amended by inserting the following clause after clause 3.6.18(b): Ò(baa) Subject to clause 3.6.18(d), disputes in respect of: (1) the settlement amount stated in a final statement provided under clause 3.6.15 for a billing period ending before 26 October 2002 to be payable by or to a Market Participant; or (2) the supporting data provided in accordance with clause 3.6.15, must be raised within eighteen (18) months of the final statement issue date.Ó Clause 3.6.18(ba) is replaced in its entirety with the following: Ò(ba) Subject to clause 3.6.18(d), disputes in respect of; (1) the settlement amount stated in a revised statement provided under clause 3.6.19 to be payable by or to a Market Participant; or (2) the supporting data provided in accordance with clause 3.6.19, must be raised within eighteen (18) months of the revised statement issue date.Ó Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 693

Clause 3.6.18(c) is amended by replacing the words Òunder this clause 3.6.18(ba)Ó in that clause with the words Òin relation to a revised statementÓ. Clause 3.6.19 is amended by replacing the title ÒSettlement revisionsÓ with ÒRevised statementsÓ Clause 3.6.19(c) is amended by inserting the words ÒFor a billing period commencing on or after 26 October 2002,Ó at the start of that clause. Clause 3.6.19(ca) is replaced in its entirety with the following: Ò(ca) If, within eighteen (18) months of the issue of a final statement under clause 3.6.15 for a billing period ending before 26 October 2002 or a revised statement under clause 3.6.19(c), VENCorp becomes aware of an error in an amount stated in that final statement or revised statement and in VENCorp's reasonable opinion a Participant would be materially affected if a revision to the final statement or revised statement was not made to correct the error, then VENCorp must: (1) advise each Market Participant likely to be materially affected by the error within five (5) business days of VENCorp deciding the error is material, and (2) as soon as practicable issue revised statements for the relevant billing period in accordance with clause 3.6.19(d).Ó Clause 3.6.19(d)(1) is replaced in its entirety with the following: Ò(1) the amount payable by the Market Participant to VENCorp or, subject to clause 3.6.22, the amount payable by VENCorp to the Market Participant; andÓ Clause 3.6.21(c)(1) is deleted in its entirety. Clause 3.6.21(c)(3) is amended by deleting the words Òthen VENCorp may issue a suspension notice in accordance with clause 3.7.7 under which VENCorp notifies the defaulting Market Participant that it is prohibited from doing all or any of the following things:Ó in that clause with the words Òthen VENCorp must issue a suspension notice in accordance with clause 3.7.7.Ó Clause 3.6.21(c) is amended by deleting in their entirety clauses 3.6.21(c)(4), 3.6.21(c)(5) and 3.6.21(c)(6). Clause 3.6.23(b) is amended by replacing the words Òmonthly restsÓ in that clause with the words Òmonthly ratesÓ. Clause 3.7.7(a) is amended by replacing the words ÒAs soon as practicable after a suspension notice is issued by VENCorpÓ in that clause with the words ÒWhen issuing a suspension noticeÓ. Clause 3.7.7(a)(1) is amended by deleting the word ÒandÓ at the end of that clause. Clause 3.7.7(a)(2) is amended by inserting the words Òas soon as practicableÓ at the start of that clause, and replacing the full-stop at the end of that clause with a semi- colon. Clause 3.7.7 is amended by adding the following clauses after clause 3.7.7(a)(2): Ò(3) specify in the suspension notice the conditions applied to the suspended Market Participant, which may include, but is not limited to: (A) submitting nominations and/or inc/dec offers; (B) injecting gas, or tendering gas for injection, into the transmission system; or; 694 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

(C) withdrawing gas, or tendering gas for withdrawal, from the transmission system; (4) specify a date in the suspension notice upon which that Market Participant will be deregistered if the suspension notice has not been revoked under clause 3.7.7(b); and (5) specify a date in the suspension notice from which the suspension will commence.Ó Clause 3.7.7(b) is amended by inserting the words ÒVENCorp must revokeÓ at the start of that clause, and deleting the words Òexcept that VENCorp must not revoke a suspension notice more than one month after it was issuedÓ in that clause. Clause 3.7.7(d) is deleted in its entirety Clause 3.7.7(f)(1) is replaced in its entirety with the following words: Ò(1) reject any nomination or inc/dec offer submitted by that Market Participant;Ó Clause 3.7.7 is amended by inserting the following clause after clause 3.7.7(g) Ò(ga) If a suspension notice has been issued to a Market Participant, and that suspension notice has not been revoked under clause 3.7.7(b), then on the date specified under 3.7.7(a)(4), VENCorp must deregister that Market Participant and publish a notice to that effect.Ó Clause 3.7.7(h) is deleted in its entirety Clause 3.7.9(a) is amended by replacing the words ÒEach dayÓ in that clause with the words ÒEach business dayÓ. Clause 3.7.10(e) is amended by replacing the words Òa suspension noticeÓ in that clause with the words Ò a suspension notice in accordance with clause 3.7.7.Ó in that clause. Schedule 4.2 Clause 2(a)(1) is amended by replacing the words Òreference numberÓ in that clause with the words Òregistration numberÓ. Clause 4.4.2(c) is amended by deleting the words Òother than the CustomerÕs Host Retailer,Ó in that clause. Clause 4.4.24(g)(4) is amended by replacing the words Òclause 4.4.24(i)Ó in that clause with words Òclause 4.4.24(f)Ó. Clause 4.4.25 is amended by replacing the clause in its entirety with the following Ò4.4.25 Data provided to VENCorp for settlement purposes in accordance with the Retail Gas Market Rules and all metering data and all passwords provided in accordance with clause 4.4 of these rules are confidential and each Participant must ensure that they are treated as confidential information in accordance with these Rules.Ó Clause 5.1.4(b)(3) is amended by deleting the words Òaggregate totalÓ in that clause. Clause 5.1.4(b)(4) is amended by replacing Òaggregate Ó and Ò availabilityÓ in that clause. Clause 5.1.4(b)(9) is amended by deleting the word ÒandÓ the end of clause. Clause 5.1.4(b)(10) is amended by replacing the full-stop at the end of that clause with the following words Ò; andÓ. Clause 5.1.4(b) is amended by inserting the following clause after 5.1.4(b)(10) Ò(11) details of the total quantity of gas scheduled in accordance with withdrawal inc/dec offers in each system withdrawal zone or such other area that VENCorp considers appropriate having regard to the Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 695

commercial sensitivity of information relating to the demand and consumption patterns of Customers and the requirements of clause 5.2.4(f).Ó Clause 5.1.4 is amended by deleting clauses 5.1.4(c), 5.1.4(d) and 5.1.4(e)(6) Clause 5.3.5(b) is amended by replacing the word ÒpublishÓ in that clause with the word ÒpublishÓ. Clause 5.4.1 is amended by replacing clause 5.4.1(a) in its entirety with the following Ò(a) The Advisor and dispute resolution panel members appointed in accordance with clause 7.2, each Participant and VENCorp must keep confidential any confidential information which comes into their possession or control of which they become aware.Ó Clause 6.6.5 is amended by replacing the title of that clause with Ò6.6.5 Participant claims in respect of interventionÓ Clause 6.6.5(a) is replaced in its entirety with the following Ò(a) Where VENCorp: (1) intervenes in the market under clause 6.6.4 to require a Participant to inject gas; and (2) that Participant experiences a net auditable financial reduction as a direct result of making that injection, then that Participant may submit a claim to VENCorp for compensation in respect of the injection in accordance with clause 3.6.5A.Ó Clause 6.6.5 is amended by deleting clauses 6.6.5(b) to 6.6.5(ga) Clause 6.7.6 is amended by replacing the title of that clause with Ò6.7.6 Participant claims in respect of application of administered price capÓ Clause 6.7.6(a) is replaced in its entirety with the following: Ò(a) Participants may claim compensation from VENCorp in accordance with clause 3.6.5A in respect of gas injected into the transmission system if, due to the application of an administered price cap: (i) the resultant market price payable to that Participant in any trading interval is less than the price specified in their injection inc/dec offer for that trading interval; or (ii) ancillary payments to the Participant for the gas injected are reduced in accordance with clause 3.6.7(a)(3) from what otherwise would have been the case.Ó Clause 6.7.6 is amended by deleting in their entirety clauses 6.7.6(b) to 6.7.6(ga) Clause 7.2.2(b) is amended by replacing the words Òwith a ParticipantÓ in that clause with the words Òwith a Participant or VENCorpÓ. Clause 7.2.2(d) is amended by replacing the words Òclause 1.5.2(b)Ó in that clause with the words Òclause 1.5.2(a)Ó. Clause 7.2.2(e) is amended by replacing the words Ò7.2.4(a)(2) and (3)Ó in that clause with the words Ò7.2.4(a)(2) and (3) of these Rules and clause 1.5.2(c) of the Retail Gas Market Rules.Ó. Clause 8.8(a) is amended by replacing the words Òwithin ten business days of receiving notification of the RegulatorÕs approval.Ó in that clause with the words Òwithin 5 business days from the date the determination takes effect.Ó. 696 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

Clause 8.8(b) is amended by deleting the words Ò, subject to clause 8.8(d),Ó in that clause. Clause 10.3(d) is amended by replacing the words ÒNotwithstanding any other provision of these Rules, VENCorp may with the prior agreement of all affected ParticipantsÓ in that clause with the words ÒNotwithstanding any other provision of these Rules, VENCorp may, with the prior agreement of all affected Participants,Ó. Clause 10.3(d) is amended by replacing the words Ònotice given to all affectedÓ in that clause with the words Ònotice given to all affectedÓ in that clause. 11 Glossary is amended by replacing the definition for Òadministered price periodÓ in that clause with the following definition ÒA period during which an administered price cap will applyÓ. 11 Glossary is amended by inserting in that clause the new term Òcompensation guidelinesÓ with the following definition ÒGuidelines developed by VENCorp in accordance with clause 3.6.5A(i), which describe the principles and methodology upon which the compensation panel should base its determination of amounts payable under clause 3.6.6 in relation to claims for compensationÓ. 11 Glossary is amended by replacing the definition for Òcompensation panelÓ in that clause with the following definition ÒA panel selected by the Adviser under clause 3.6.5A to make determinations relating to compensation during administered price periods and periods of intervention.Ó 11 Glossary is amended by deleting in their entirety the following terms and their definitions: daily EoD linepack credit daily EoD linepack debit standing EoD linepack bid 11 Glossary is amended by replacing the words in the definition for ÒHost RetailerÓ ÒFor the distribution system operated by Vic Gas Distribution Pty Ltd (ACN 085 899 001) and its successors the Host Retailer is TXU Pty Ltd (ACN 086 014 968) and its successors.Ó in that clause with the following words: ÒFor the distribution system operated by Vic Gas Distribution Pty Ltd (ACN 085 899 001) and its successors the Host Retailer is TXU Pty Ltd (ACN 086 014 968) and its successors. For the distribution system operated by The Albury Gas Co Ltd (ACN 000 001 249) and its successors the Host Retailer is TXU Pty Ltd (ACN 086 014 968) and its successors.Ó 11 Glossary is amended by replacing the definition for ÒpublishÓ in that clause with the following definition ÒThe posting of information on the market information bulletin board or the VENCorp web site.Ó 11 Glossary is amended by replacing the definition for Òsettlement statementÓ in that clause with the following definition ÒA statement issued by VENCorp in the form of a preliminary statement under clause 3.6.14, a final statement under clause 3.6.15 or a revised statement under clause 3.6.19.Ó MATT ZEMA Chief Executive Officer VENCorp Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 697

Planning and Environment Act 1987 A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, ARARAT PLANNING SCHEME free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Notice of Approval of Amendment Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Amendment C8 Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne; The Minister for Planning has approved Department of Sustainability and Environment, Amendment C8 to the Ararat Planning Scheme. South West Region Office, State Government The Amendment comes into operation on the Offices, corner of Mair and Doveton Streets, date this notice is published in the Government Ballarat; and at the offices of the Ballarat City Gazette. Council, The Phoenix, 25 Armstrong Street The Amendment applies a Public South, Ballarat. Acquisition Overlay (PAO3) over two parcels of GENEVIEVE OVERELL land in the Township of Willaura, Ararat. One Deputy Secretary parcel, zoned Public Use Zone 4 Ð Transport Built Environment (PUZ4), is located on WillauraÐWickliffe Road Department of Sustainability on the eastern side of the existing railway line. and Environment The second parcel, zoned Public Use Zone 1 Ð Service and Utility (PUZ1), is located on Bald Hill Road, approximately 1 kilometre to the Planning and Environment Act 1987 south-east of Willaura. BANYULE PLANNING SCHEME A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Notice of Approval of Amendment free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Amendment C6 Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, The Minister for Planning has approved Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne; Amendment C6 to the Banyule Planning Department of Sustainability and Environment, Scheme. Western Region Office, 402Ð406 Mair Street, The Amendment comes into operation on the Ballarat; and at the offices of the Ararat Rural date this notice is published in the Government City Council, corner of Vincent and High Gazette. Streets, Ararat. The Amendment: GENEVIEVE OVERELL ● applies the Land Subject to Inundation Deputy Secretary Overlay (LSIO) to additional land Built Environment throughout the municipality; Department of Sustainability and Environment ● applies the Special Building Overlay (SBO) to affected land throughout the municipality; ● amends the Schedule to the LSIO; Planning and Environment Act 1987 ● introduces the SBO into the Planning BALLARAT PLANNING SCHEME Scheme; Notice of Approval of Amendment ● introduces the Schedule to the SBO into the Amendment C65 Planning Scheme; The Minister for Planning has approved ● updates Clause 21.04 of the Municipal Amendment C65 to the Ballarat Planning Strategic Statement of the Planning Scheme; Scheme. ● updates the Schedule to Clauses The Amendment comes into operation on the 61.01Ð61.04 (inclusive). date this notice is published in the Government A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Gazette. free of charge, during office hours, at the The Amendment replaces Clause 21 (the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Municipal Strategic Statement) of the Planning Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Scheme with a revised Clause 21. Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne and 698 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette at the offices of the Banyule City Council, The Amendment comes into operation on the Turnham Avenue, Rosanna. date this notice is published in the Government GENEVIEVE OVERELL Gazette. Deputy Secretary The Amendment rezones the land from Built Environment Residential 1 Zone (R1Z) to Mixed Use Zone Department of Sustainability (MUZ). and Environment The Minister has granted the following permit under Division 5 Part 4 of the Act: Permit No. Description of land Planning and Environment Act 1987 1568/2003 53 Hitchcock Avenue, GREATER BENDIGO PLANNING SCHEME Barwon Heads Notice of Approval of Amendment A copy of the Amendment and permit can be inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at Amendment C40 the Department of Sustainability and The Minister for Planning has approved Environment, Planning Information Centre, Amendment C40 to the Greater Bendigo Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Planning Scheme. Melbourne and at the office of the City of The Amendment comes into operation on the Greater Geelong, 131 Myers Street, Geelong. date this notice is published in the Government GENEVIEVE OVERELL Gazette. Deputy Secretary Built Environment The Amendment makes changes to the Local Department of Sustainability Planning Policy Framework section of the and Environment Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme by introducing a new local planning policy, known as the ÒLicensed Premises PolicyÓ, Clause 22.29 Planning and Environment Act 1987 of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme. GREATER GEELONG PLANNING SCHEME A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Notice of Approval of Amendment free of charge, during office hours, at the Amendment C92 Department of Sustainability and Environment, The Minister for Planning has approved Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Amendment C92 to the Greater Geelong Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne; Planning Scheme. Department of Sustainability and Environment, Northern West Regional Office, corner of The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government Midland Highway and Taylor Street, Epsom; Gazette. and at the offices of Greater Bendigo City Council, ÒThe MillÓ, 15 Hopetoun Street, The Amendment rezones land at the rear of 20Ð22, 24, 26, 28Ð30, 52 and 54 Kewarra Drive, Bendigo. Clifton Springs from Public Park and Recreation GENEVIEVE OVERELL Zone (PPRZ) to Residential 1 Zone (R1Z) and Deputy Secretary applies a Design and Development Overlay Built Environment (DDO14). Department of Sustainability A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, and Environment free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Planning and Environment Act 1987 Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne and GREATER GEELONG PLANNING SCHEME at the offices of the City of Greater Geelong, 131 Myers Street, Geelong. Notice of Approval of Amendment GENEVIEVE OVERELL Amendment C87 Deputy Secretary The Minister for Planning has approved Built Environment Amendment C87 to the Greater Geelong Department of Sustainability Planning Scheme. and Environment Victoria Government Gazette G 14 7 April 2005 699

Planning and Environment Act 1987 SURF COAST PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment Amendment C7 Part 1 The Minister for Planning has approved Amendment C7 Part 1 to the Surf Coast Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government Gazette. The Amendment: ● introduces a new Clause, Clause 21.05-5 ÔFloodplain ManagementÕ, into the Planning Scheme; ● introduces a new local planning policy, Clause 22.07 ÔFloodplain ManagementÕ, into the Planning Scheme; ● removes the former LSIO maps and replaces them, where necessary, with new LSIO-FO maps that apply the Floodway Overlay to land identified as having the greatest risk and frequency of flooding and the Land Subject to Inundation Overlay to land identified as likely to be affected by a 1 in 100 year flood; ● introduces the Floodway Overlay and Schedule into the Planning Scheme and replaces the Schedule to the Land Subject to Inundation Overlay; and ● amends the schedule to Clause 61.01 Ð 61.04 (inclusive) to update the list of maps forming part of the Scheme. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Planning Information Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne; the Department of Sustainability and Environment, South West Regional Office, 4th Floor, corner of Fenwick and Little Malop Streets, Geelong; and at the office of the Surf Coast Shire Council, 25 Grossmans Road, Torquay. GENEVIEVE OVERELL Deputy Secretary Built Environment Department of Sustainability and Environment 700 G 14 7 April 2005 Victoria Government Gazette

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