Environmental Legislation (Fee Unit Conversion) Amendment Regulation 2022

1Short title

This regulation may be cited as the Environmental Legislation (Fee Unit Conversion) Amendment Regulation 2022.

2Regulation amended

This part amends the Coastal Protection and Management Regulation 2017.

3Insertion of new pt 3, div 3

Part 3—
insert—

Division 3 Rounding in relation to fee units

12ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee or other matter expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

4Replacement of schs 1 and 2

Schedules 1 and 2—
omit, insert—

Schedule 1 Fees for allocations

section 8

		Fee units
1	Application for an allocation (Act, s 73(2)(b)) allowing the removal of—
	(a)  not more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	269.10
	(b)  more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	797.00
2	Application to transfer all or part of an allocation (Act, s 82(2)(c)) allowing the removal of—
	(a)  not more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	83.90
	(b)  more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	252.00
3	Application to renew an allocation notice (Act, s 83(2)(b)) allowing the removal of—
	(a)  not more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	167.90
	(b)  more than 10,000m3 of quarry material	505.00

Schedule 2 Royalty payable for removed quarry material

section 9

		Fee units
1	Royalty for each cubic metre of quarry material removed under an allocation notice (Act, s 102(1))—
	(a)  by a government entity or a local government for its own use	0.77
	(b)  otherwise	2.27

5Regulation amended

This part amends the Environmental Protection Regulation 2019.

6Insertion of new s 3A

After section 3—
insert—

3ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

7Amendment of s 73 (Fee for giving prescribed information)

(1)Section 73(2)(a), ‘$5.30’—
omit, insert—

5.30 fee units

(2)Section 73(2)(b), ‘$3.15’—
omit, insert—

3.15 fee units

(3)Section 73(2)(c), ‘$2.24’—
omit, insert—

2.24 fee units

8Amendment of s 159 (Annual fee for environmental authority)

(1)Section 159(2)(a)(ii) and (b)(i) and (ii), ‘$712.00’—
omit, insert—

712 fee units

(2)Section 159(3), definition M—
omit, insert—

M is—

(a)for a relevant prescribed ERA—143.10 fee units; or

(b)for a resource activity for which the AES stated for the activity in the section under schedule 2 or 3 applying to the activity is 120 or more—857 fee units; or

(c)for any other environmentally relevant activity—286.70 fee units.

9Amendment of s 176 (Fee for changing anniversary day applications)

Section 176(1), from ‘formula’—
omit, insert—

formula—

where—

F is the amount of the fee.

U is 358.70 fee units.

A is the amount of the annual fee for the environmental authority.

N is the number of days in the interim year.

10Replacement of sch 15 (Fees)

Schedule 15—
omit, insert—

Schedule 15 Fees

section 154(1)

Note—

See also chapter 9 for other fees payable under the Act.

Part 1 Fees for environmental impact statements

		Fee units
1	Submitting draft terms of reference for an EIS (Act, s 41(2)(b))	41,854.00
2	Submitting an EIS (Act, s 47(2))	206,361.00
3	Giving an EIS amendment notice, other than an EIS amendment notice given under section 56(2)(d) of the Act (Act, s 66(4))	13,948.00
4	Application for approval to voluntarily prepare an EIS (Act, s 71(d)(ii))	712.00
5	Application for a decision about whether an EIS would be required and, if applicable, for approval to prepare an EIS (Act, s 73B(d))	712.00

Part 2 Fees for environmental authorities

		Fee units
6	Application for environmental authority, other than an environmental authority for a mining activity that is an eligible ERA and relates to a mining claim (Act, s 125(1)(e))—
	(a)  for a standard application	688.00
	(b)  for a variation application or site-specific application for an environmental authority for only the prescribed ERA mentioned in schedule 2, section 13A	903.00
	(c)  for a variation application or site-specific application for an environmental authority for another activity	688.00 plus 30% of the annual fee for the authority the subject of the application
7	Change of application for environmental authority or proposed PRC plan, other than a minor change or a change agreed to by the administering authority (Act, s 132(1)(b))	358.70
8	Amendment application (Act, s 226(1)(c))—
	(a)  for an amendment of an environmental authority	346.60
	(b)  for an amendment of an environmental authority and the PRCP schedule to which the authority relates	346.60
	(c)  for an amendment of a PRCP schedule	346.60
9	Assessment fee for amendment application for major amendment of an environmental authority or PRCP schedule (Act, s 228(4))—
	(a)  if the environmental authority is only for the prescribed ERA mentioned in schedule 2, section 13A	213.90
	(b)  if the environmental authority is for another activity—
	(i)  for an amendment of the environmental authority	30% of the annual fee for the authority the subject of the application
	(ii)  for an amendment of the environmental authority and the PRCP schedule to which the authority relates	30% of the annual fee for the authority the subject of the application
	(iii)  for an amendment of only the PRCP schedule to which the environmental authority relates	30% of the annual fee for the authority to which the PRCP schedule the subject of the application relates
10	Change of amendment application for environmental authority or PRCP schedule (Act, s 236(1)(b))	358.70
11	Application for amalgamated environmental authority (Act, s 246(g))	358.70
12	Transfer application for environmental authority for a prescribed ERA (Act, s 253(f))	143.10
13	Conversion application under section 695 of the Act (Act, s 696(b))	358.70

Part 3 Other fees

		Fee units
14	Application for a temporary emissions licence (Act, s 357B(5))	2,763.00
15	Obtaining an extract from the environmental management register or contaminated land register (Act, s 542(3)), for each lot to which the extract relates—
	(a)  if the extract is obtained using the internet	53.90
	(b)  otherwise	63.35
16	Application for approval as an auditor (Act, s 570(c))	1,428.00
17	Late payment of an annual fee for environmental authority (s 177(2)(b))	143.10

11Regulation amended

This part amends the Forestry Regulation 2015.

12Insertion of new s 35A

After section 35—
insert—

35ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

13Amendment of s 39 (Commercial activity permit—equivalent of daily activity fee paid under another Act)

Section 39(3), example—
omit, insert—

Example—

The holder of a commercial activity permit conducts a commercial tour lasting more than 3 hours for 10 clients in Barakula State Forest and Carnarvon National Park. The holder has paid a daily fee equivalent to 3.80 fee units for each client under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 for conducting the tour in the national park under an equivalent permit under that Act.The daily activity fee payable for conducting the commercial tour in the State forest under the commercial activity permit is nil, being the daily activity fee stated in schedule 6 for conducting the tour (3.80 fee units for each client) reduced by the daily fee paid under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 for conducting the tour in Carnarvon National Park under an equivalent permit under that Act (also 3.80 fee units for each client).

14Replacement of sch 6 (Fees)

Schedule 6—
omit, insert—

Schedule 6 Fees

section 35

		Fee units
1	Camping fee, or camping permit, if a commercial activity permit is not required—
	(a)  for each night the camp site the subject of the permit is attended—
	(i)  for each person 5 years or older taking part in an educational tour, or camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise—
	(A)  for each other person 5 years or older	6.85
	(B)  maximum for each family	4 times the fee for each other person as stated in subparagraph (ii)(A)
	(b)  for each night the camp site the subject of the permit is unattended	6.85
2	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography involving more than 10 persons if no prescribed structure is involved (Act, ss 40A(3) and 56(1))—
	(a)  application for—
	(i)  permit	383.60
	(ii)  extension of permit	383.60
	(iii)  renewal of permit	383.60
	(b)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	192.30
3	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography if prescribed structure is involved (Act, ss 40A(3) and 56(1))—
	(a)  for 1 to 5 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application for—
	(A)  permit	192.30
	(B)  extension of permit	192.30
	(C)  renewal of permit	192.30
	(ii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	192.30
	(b)  for 6 to 25 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application for—
	(A)  permit	951.00
	(B)  extension of permit	951.00
	(C)  renewal of permit	951.00
	(ii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	951.00
	(c)  for 26 to 50 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application for—
	(A)  permit	1,916.00
	(B)  extension of permit	1,916.00
	(C)  renewal of permit	1,916.00
	(ii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	1,916.00
	(d)  for 51 or more persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application for—
	(A)  permit	3,845.00
	(B)  extension of permit	3,845.00
	(C)  renewal of permit	3,845.00
	(ii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	3,845.00
4	Commercial activity permit other than for filming or photography (Act, ss 40A(3) and 56(1))—
	(a)  application for—
	(i)  permit	365.30
	(ii)  extension of permit	182.30
	(iii)  renewal of permit	182.30
	(b)  permit fee—
	(i)  for a term of not more than 3 months	73.10
	(ii)  for a term of more than 3 months but not more than 1 year	291.80
	(iii)  for a term of more than 1 year but not more than 2 years	584.00
	(iv)  for a term of more than 2 years but not more than 3 years	825.00
	(c)  activity fee for each day (the daily activity fee) for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit who takes part in the activity carried out under the permit, other than an educational tour, or camp, of a type approved by the chief executive—
	(i)  if the activity lasts less than 3 hours	2.15
	(ii)  otherwise	3.80
	(d)  fee for camping for each night camped under the permit for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit who takes part in the activity carried out under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity is an educational tour, or camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise	6.85
5	Permit to traverse, or other authority, for conducting a competitive motor vehicle event in a State forest, for each vehicle competing in the event (Act, s 56(1))—
	(a)  for each kilometre travelled by the vehicle during any day the event is conducted under the permit or other authority	1.38
	(b)  maximum fee for each day	50.40
6	Permit to traverse, or other authority, for conducting a competitive equestrian event in a State forest, for each competitor in the event for each day the event is conducted under the permit or other authority (Act, s 56(1))	4.65
7	Organised event permit (Act, s 56(1))—
	(a)  application fee	36.15
	(b)  if special access is allowed, special supervision is needed, or an area is reserved for use for the activity carried out under the permit, fee for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit—
	(i)  for a vehicle-based activity—for each vehicle used for the activity	5.15
	(ii)  for a people-based activity—for each person taking part in the activity	2.55
8	Mustering, holding and releasing stock, for each head of stock mustered (Act, s 72(4)(c))	182.30

15Regulation amended

This part amends the Marine Parks Regulation 2017.

16Insertion of new s 177A

After section 177—
insert—

177A Rounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

17Replacement of sch 4 (Fees payable for other marine parks)

Schedule 4—
omit, insert—

Schedule 4 Fees payable for other marine parks

section 177

		Fee units
1	Application under section 8 for a permission to conduct a commercial whale watching program, for a vessel with a length of—
	(a)  not more than 15m	882.00
	(b)  more than 15m but not more than 20m	1,416.00
	(c)  more than 20m	2,664.00
2	Additional daily fee for a permission authorising the conducting of a commercial whale watching program, for each passenger—
	(a)  younger than 5 years	nil
	(b)  5 years or older but younger than 15 years	2.02
	(c)  15 years or older	3.75

18Regulation amended

This part amends the Nature Conservation (Animals) Regulation 2020.

19Insertion of new s 9A

After section 9—
insert—

9ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee or other matter expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

20Amendment of sch 2 (Conservation value for protected animals)

Schedule 2, part 1—
omit, insert—

Part 1 Conservation value for protected animals

	Column 1	Column 2
	Class of animal	Conservation value
1	Extinct animals	19,654 fee units
2	Extinct in the wild animals	19,654 fee units
3	Critically endangered animals	15,723 fee units
4	Endangered animals	15,723 fee units
5	Vulnerable animals	11,788 fee units
6	Near threatened animals	7,854 fee units
7	Least concern animals	1,953 fee units

21Replacement of sch 6 (Fees)

Schedule 6—
omit, insert—

Schedule 6 Fees

section 357

Part 1 Fees for animal authorities

Division 1 Licences

		Fee units
1	Application for grant or renewal of a standard licence (ss 235(2)(c) and 258(2)(d))	60.20
2	Application for grant or renewal of a specialised licence (ss 235(2)(c) and 258(2)(d))	322.20
3	Application for grant or renewal of an advanced licence (ss 235(2)(c) and 258(2)(d))	694.00
4	Application for grant of a harvesting licence (s 235(2)(c))—
	(a)  for macropods—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	81.30
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	242.40
	(b)  for scorpions or spiders	352.60
	(c)  for other animals	365.30
5	Application for grant of a dealer licence (s 235(2)(c))—
	(a)  for macropods—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	736.00
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	2,097.00
	(b)  for other animals—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 month	146.10
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 month but not more than 1 year	727.00
	(iii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	2,082.00
6	Application for grant of an interaction licence (s 235(2)(c))	173.80
7	Application for grant of a farming licence (s 235(2)(c))—
	(a)  for butterflies—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	192.30
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	547.00
	(b)  for crocodiles—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	1,505.00
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	4,308.00
	(c)  for emus—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	565.00
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	1,614.00
	(d)  for reptiles of the family Elapidae—
	(i)  if the term of the licence is not more than 1 year	383.00
	(ii)  if the term of the licence is more than 1 year	1,089.00

Division 2 Permits

		Fee units
1	Application for grant of a permit to keep wildlife (s 235(2)(c))	86.00
2	Application for grant of a movement permit (s 235(2)(c))	17.80

Division 3 Collection authorities

		Fee units
1	Application for grant of a least concern animal collection authority (s 235(2)(c))	109.80
2	Application for grant of a dead animal collection authority (s 235(2)(c))	86.00

Division 4 Fees for amendments

		Fee units
1	Application for a licence type amendment (s 265(2)(b))	the difference between—
		(a)  the fee that would apply for the grant or renewal of the authority before the amendment; and
		(b)  the fee that would apply for the grant or renewal of the authority after the amendment
2	Application for another amendment of an animal authority for which a fee is payable, other than to change an address, for each amendment (s 265(2)(b))	18.95

Division 5 Fee for replacements

		Fee units
1	Application for the replacement of an animal authority (s 279(3)(b))	nil

Part 2 Fees for approved tags

		Fee units
1	Supply of a tag for a farm crocodile skin (s 350(1))	2.22
2	Supply of a tag for a farm emu skin (s 350(1))	1.59
3	Supply of a tag for a macropod skin or carcass, for each lot of 50 tags supplied (s 350(1))	50.30
4	Application for approval of a tag (s 350(2)(b))	8.90

Part 3 Fees for sampling or implanting animals

		Fee units
1	Supply of sampling consumables and storage of the sample by an approved scientific institution (ss 366(2)(c) and 374)	nil
2	Supply of approved electromagnetic implant (s 374)	nil

Part 4 Fees for record books

		Fee units
1	Supply of record book for holder of a dealer licence for macropods purchased (s 343(3))	36.00
2	Supply of a record book for holder of harvesting licence for macropods purchased (s 343(3))	8.65
3	Supply of a record book for another animal authority (s 343(3))—
	(a)  for a book with 20 pages	8.90
	(b)  for a book with 50 pages	22.45

Part 5 Fees for movement of animals

		Fee units
1	Supply of a hard copy of a movement advice (s 375)	3.90

22Regulation amended

This part amends the Nature Conservation (Plants) Regulation 2020.

23Insertion of new s 9A

After section 9—
insert—

9ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee or other matter expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

24Replacement of schs 3 and 4

Schedules 3 and 4—
omit, insert—

Schedule 3 Conservation values for protected plants

section 20

	Column 1	Column 2
	Class of plant	Conservation value
1	extinct plants	19,654 fee units
2	extinct in the wild plants	19,654 fee units
3	critically endangered plants	15,723 fee units
4	endangered plants	15,723 fee units
5	vulnerable plants	11,788 fee units
6	near threatened plants	7,854 fee units
7	least concern plants	1,953 fee units

Schedule 4 Fees

sections 179 and 180(2)

		Fee units
1	Application for a protected plant growing licence (ss 97(2)(c) and 180(2))—
	(a)  concessional fee	156.80
	(b)  otherwise	625.00
2	Application for a protected plant harvesting licence (ss 97(2)(c) and 180(2))—
	(a)  concessional fee	313.90
	(b)  otherwise	1,253.00
3	Application for a protected plant clearing permit (ss 97(2)(c) and 180(2))—
	(a)  concessional fee	782.00
	(b)  otherwise	3,138.00
4	For a major amendment of an application for a plant authority (s 107(2))	an amount equivalent to the concessional fee for an application for the authority
5	Application for each amendment of a plant authority, other than to change an address, requested by the holder of the authority (s 117(2)(b))	18.95
6	Supply of a tag (s 165(1))	0.50

25Regulation amended

This part amends the Nature Conservation (Protected Areas Management) Regulation 2017.

26Insertion of new s 13A

After section 13—
insert—

13A Rounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee or other matter expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

27Amendment of s 30 (Royalty payable for quarry material)

Section 30(1), ‘$2.85’—
omit, insert—

2.85 fee units

28Amendment of s 159AR (Reduced additional daily fee for commercial activity or organised event permits if equivalent fee paid under another Act)

Section 159AR(3), example—
omit, insert—

Example—

The holder of a commercial activity permit conducts a commercial tour lasting more than 3 hours for 10 clients in the Glass House Mountains National Park and Bribie Island Recreation Area. The holder has paid a daily fee equivalent to 3.80 fee units for each client under the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006 for conducting the tour in the recreation area under a commercial activity permit under that Act.The additional daily fee payable under the Act for conducting the commercial tour in the national park under the commercial activity permit is nil, being the additional daily fee stated in schedule 7A for conducting the tour (3.80 fee units for each client) reduced by the daily fee paid under the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006 for conducting the tour in the Bribie Island Recreation Area under a commercial activity permit under that Act (also 3.80 fee units for each client).

29Replacement of sch 7A (Fees)

Schedule 7A—
omit, insert—

Schedule 7A Fees

section 159AM(1)

Part 1 Fees for permits to take, use, keep or interfere with cultural or natural resources

		Fee units
1	Permit to take, use, keep or interfere with cultural or natural resources authorising the taking of a seed or other propagative material of a least concern plant (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for each kilogram of seed, or each linear metre of other propagative material of a least concern plant mentioned in schedule 7B, part 1—
	(i)  if the plant is a category 1 least concern plant	1.79
	(ii)  if the plant is a category 2 least concern plant	3.55
	(iii)  if the plant is a category 3 least concern plant	7.75
	(iv)  if the plant is a category 4 least concern plant	11.85
	(v)  if the plant is a category 5 least concern plant	15.85
	(vi)  if the plant is a category 6 least concern plant	19.95
	(vii)  if the plant is a category 7 least concern plant	24.25
	(viii)   if the plant is a category 8 least concern plant	28.15
	(ix)  if the plant is a category 9 least concern plant	32.35
	(x)  if the plant is a category 10 least concern plant	36.45
	(xi)  if the plant is a category 11 least concern plant	40.75
	(xii)  if the plant is a category 12 least concern plant	44.65
	(xiii)   if the plant is a category 13 least concern plant	48.90
	(xiv)   if the plant is a category 14 least concern plant	52.90
	(xv)  if the plant is a category 15 least concern plant	57.05
	(xvi)   if the plant is a category 16 least concern plant	61.20
	(xvii)   if the plant is a category 17 least concern plant	71.40
	(xviii)   if the plant is a category 18 least concern plant	81.75
	(xix)   if the plant is a category 19 least concern plant	92.00
	(xx)  if the plant is a category 20 least concern plant	102.30
	(xxi)   if the plant is a category 21 least concern plant	112.40
	(xxii)   if the plant is a category 22 least concern plant	122.60
	(xxiii)   if the plant is a category 23 least concern plant	132.90
	(xxiv)   if the plant is a category 24 least concern plant	143.10
	(xxv)   if the plant is a category 25 least concern plant	153.20
	(xxvi)   if the plant is a category 26 least concern plant	163.50
	(xxvii)   if the plant is a category 27 least concern plant	173.80
	(xxviii)   if the plant is a category 28 least concern plant	184.00
	(xxix)   if the plant is a category 29 least concern plant	195.20
	(xxx)   if the plant is a category 30 least concern plant	204.80
	(xxxi)   if the plant is a category 31 least concern plant	245.90
	(xxxii)   if the plant is a category 32 least concern plant	286.70
	(xxxiii)   if the plant is a category 33 least concern plant	327.80
	(xxxiv)   if the plant is a category 34 least concern plant	369.30
	(xxxv)   if the plant is a category 35 least concern plant	410.40
	(xxxvi)   if the plant is a category 36 least concern plant	451.20
	(b)  for each kilogram of seed of a least concern plant not mentioned in paragraph (a)—
	(i)  if there are not more than 10 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	1.79
	(ii)  if there are more than 10 seeds but not more than 1,000 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	3.55
	(iii)  if there are more than 1,000 seeds but not more than 10,000 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	11.85
	(iv)  if there are more than 10,000 seeds but not more than 50,000 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	20.00
	(v)  if there are more than 50,000 seeds but not more than 100,000 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	32.35
	(vi)  if there are more than 100,000 seeds of the plant in the kilogram	44.65
	(c)  for each linear metre of other propagative material of a least concern plant not mentioned in paragraph (a)	1.79
2	Permit to take, use, keep or interfere with cultural or natural resources authorising the taking of foliage, flowers or inflorescences of a least concern plant (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for each kilogram of foliage, flowers or inflorescences of a least concern plant mentioned in schedule 7B, part 2—
	(i)  if the plant is a category A least concern plant	1.59
	(ii)  if the plant is a category B least concern plant	1.97
	(iii)  if the plant is a category C least concern plant	2.50
	(b)  for each kilogram of foliage, flowers or inflorescences of a least concern plant not mentioned in paragraph (a)	2.39
3	Apiary permit, for each apiary site (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 6 months	99.45
	(b)  for a term of more than 6 months but not more than 1 year	148.30
	(c)  for a term of more than 1 year but not more than 2 years	267.20
	(d)  for a term of more than 2 years but not more than 3 years	378.70
	(e)  for a term of more than 3 years but not more than 4 years	475.20
	(f)  for a term of more than 4 years	555.00
4	Transfer of apiary permit (ss 71BT(2)(b) and 159AM(1))	67.25

Part 2 Fees for other permits for protected areas

		Fee units
5	Camping permit other than if a commercial activity permit under item 10 is required (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for each night the camp the subject of the permit is attended—
	(i)  for each person 5 years or older taking part in an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years or older	6.85
	(b)  for each night the camp the subject of the permit is unattended	6.85
	(c)  maximum for a family for each night	4 times the fee for each other person as stated in paragraph (a)(ii)
6	Permit fee for stock grazing permit, for each year (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for each head—
	(i)  for an area with a stock-carrying capacity of 1 head in not more than 4ha	22.15
	(ii)  for an area with a stock-carrying capacity of 1 head in more than 4ha but not more than 10ha	15.30
	(iii)  for an area with a stock-carrying capacity of 1 head in more than 10ha but not more than 15ha	8.30
	(iv)  for an area with a stock-carrying capacity of 1 head in more than 15ha but not more than 25ha	6.65
	(v)  for an area with a stock-carrying capacity of 1 head in more than 25ha	4.75
	(b)  minimum fee payable	95.20
7	Travelling stock permit (ss 71AB(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for cattle or horses—for each 1km, for each 20 head or part of 20 head	0.07
	(b)  for other stock—for each 1km, for each 150 head or part of 150 head	0.07
8	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography that involves 11 or more persons if no prescribed structure is involved (ss 71AB(2)(c), 71CA(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  application fee	383.60
	(b)  renewal fee	383.60
	(c)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	192.30
9	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography if prescribed structure is involved (ss 71AB(2)(c), 71CA(2)(c) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for 1 to 5 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	192.30
	(ii)  renewal fee	192.30
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	192.30
	(b)  for 6 to 25 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	951.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	951.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	951.00
	(c)  for 26 to 50 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	1,916.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	1,916.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	1,916.00
	(d)  for 51 or more persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	3,845.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	3,845.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are carried out under the permit	3,845.00
10	Commercial activity permit, other than for filming or photography (ss 71AB(2)(c), 71CA(2)(c), 159AM(1) and 159AS(2))—
	(a)  application fee—
	(i)  if the permit is the same or substantially the same as a commercial activity permit held by the applicant within the previous 3 months	182.30
	(ii)  otherwise	365.30
	(b)  renewal fee	182.30
	(c)  permit fee—
	(i)  for a term of not more than 3 months	73.10
	(ii)  for a term of more than 3 months but not more than 1 year	291.80
	(iii)  for a term of more than 1 year but not more than 2 years	584.00
	(iv)  for a term of more than 2 years but not more than 3 years	825.00
	(v)  for a term of more than 3 years—
	(A)  for the first 3 years of the term	825.00
	(B)  for each year after the third year of the term	276.30
	(d)  additional daily fee for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit taking part in the activity carried out under the permit, other than an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive—
	(i)  for an activity lasting less than 3 hours	2.15
	(ii)  for an activity lasting 3 hours or more	3.80
	(e)  camping fee for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit taking part in the activity carried out under the permit, for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise	6.85
11	Transfer of joint marine park authority permit (s 71BU(2)(d))	181.90
12	Organised event permit (ss 71AB(2)(c), 159AM(1) and 159AS(3))—
	(a)  application fee	36.15
	(b)  additional daily fee if special access is to be allowed, special supervision is needed, or an area is reserved for use, for the activity carried out under the permit, for each day on which the activity is carried out under the permit—
	(i)  for a vehicle-based activity—for each vehicle used for the activity	5.15
	(ii)  for a people-based activity—for each person taking part in the activity	2.55
	(c)  camping fee for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  for each person 5 years or older taking part in the activity carried out under the permit—
	(A)  if the activity is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(B)  otherwise	6.85
	(ii)  maximum for a family	4 times the fee stated for subparagraph (i)(B)

Part 3 Fees for commercial activity agreements

		Fee units
13	Commercial activity agreement (ss 71CW(b) and 71DC(2)(b))—
	(a)  for submission of an expression of interest	365.30
	(b)  for an application	365.30
	(c)  for using a way, not involving submission of an expression of interest or an application, to enter into a commercial activity agreement	nil

Part 4 Fees for record books

		Fee units
14	Record book for a commercial activity permit (s 71AC(3))—
	(a)  for a book with 20 pages	8.90
	(b)  for a book with 50 pages	22.45

Part 5 Fees for amendments of authorities

		Fee units
15	For an amendment of a protected area authority for which a fee is payable, other than a change of address, requested by the holder of the authority (ss 71BG(2)(a) and 159AM(1))—
	(a)  for a camping permit taken to have been granted under section 71AR for an e-permit camping area—
	(i)  for every third amendment	15.50
	(ii)  for every other amendment	nil
	(b)  for an amendment of any other camping permit	nil
	(c)  for an amendment of another protected area authority—for each amendment	18.95

30Regulation amended

This part amends the Queensland Heritage Regulation 2015.

31Insertion of new s 9

After section 8—
insert—

9Rounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

32Replacement of sch 3 (Fees)

Schedule 3—
omit, insert—

Schedule 3 Fees

section 8

		Fee units
1	Certified copy of an entry in the Queensland heritage register (Act, s 33(1)(a))	45.20
2	Certificate about whether a place or area (Act, s 33(1)(b))— (a)  is a State heritage place or a protected area (b)  is the subject of a heritage agreement (c)  is the subject of an application to have the place entered in or removed from the register (d)  is an excluded place	45.20
	Note— A certificate mentioned in item 2 is commonly known as a ‘certificate of affect’.
3	Application for a permit to enter a protected area (Act, s 105(2)(d))	181.50

33Regulation amended

This part amends the Recreation Areas Management Regulation 2017.

34Insertion of new s 51A

After section 51—
insert—

51ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

35Amendment of s 55 (Reduced additional daily fee for organised event or commercial activity permit if equivalent fee paid under another Act)

Section 55(3), example—
omit, insert—

Example—

The holder of a commercial activity permit conducts a commercial tour lasting 3 hours for 10 clients in the Bribie Island Recreation Area and Glasshouse Mountains National Park. The holder has paid the applicable additional daily fee equivalent to 3.80 fee units for each client under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 for conducting the tour in the national park under a commercial activity permit under that Act.
The additional daily fee payable for conducting the commercial tour in the recreation area under the commercial activity permit is zero, being the additional daily fee stated in schedule 2 for conducting the tour (3.80 fee units for each client) reduced by the daily fee paid under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 for conducting the tour in the Glasshouse Mountains National Park under a commercial activity permit under that Act (also 3.80 fee units for each client).

36Replacement of sch 2 (Fees)

Schedule 2—
omit, insert—

Schedule 2 Fees

section 51(1)

		Fee units
1	Camping permit for a recreation area other than Minjerribah Recreation Area (Act, s 36(2))—
	(a)  for each night the camp the subject of the permit is attended—
	(i)  for each person 5 years or older taking part in an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years or older	6.85
	(b)  for each night the camp the subject of the permit is unattended	6.85
	(c)  maximum for a family for each night	4 times the fee for each other person as stated in paragraph (a)(ii)
2	Camping permit for the Main Beach camping area (Act, s 36(2))—
	(a)  for a daily permit during a peak period, for each night—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	20.55
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	6.45
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	8.40
	(b)  for a daily permit during an off-peak period, for each night—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	17.95
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	5.10
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	6.45
	(c)  for a weekly permit during a peak period, for each week—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	144.70
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	45.55
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	59.85
	(d)  for a weekly permit during an off-peak period, for each week—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	90.05
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	26.00
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	32.45
3	Camping permit for the Flinders Beach camping area (Act, s 36(2))—
	(a)  for a daily permit during a peak period, for each night—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	27.95
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	7.15
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	10.45
	(b)  for a daily permit during an off-peak period, for each night—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	20.55
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	5.80
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	7.80
	(c)  for a weekly permit during a peak period, for each week—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	196.50
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	50.65
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	74.05
	(d)  for a weekly permit during an off-peak period, for each week—
	(i)  for 1 or 2 persons	103.20
	(ii)  for each other person 5 years to 17 years	29.65
	(iii)  for each other person 18 years or older	39.55
4	Camping fee for each night camped in a self-registration camping area under a camping permit taken to have been granted under section 37(4) of the Act (Act, s 36(3))—
	(a)  for each person 5 years or older camping under the permit	6.85
	(b)  maximum for a family	4 times the fee for each person as stated in paragraph (a)
5	Vehicle access permit for Bribie Island Recreation Area (Act, s 41(2))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 1 week	52.35
	(b)  for a term of more than 1 week	163.50
6	Vehicle access permit for Cooloola Recreation Area only (Act, s 41(2))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 1 day—
	(i)  if obtained using the internet	13.60
	(ii)  otherwise	20.55
	(b)  for a term of more than 1 day but not more than 1 week	34.65
	(c)  for a term of more than 1 week but not more than 1 month	54.55
	(d)  for a term of more than 1 month	274.50
7	Vehicle access permit for both Cooloola Recreation Area and Fraser Island Recreation Area (Act, s 41(2))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 1 month	87.60
	(b)  for a term of more than 1 month	439.60
8	Vehicle access permit for Minjerribah Recreation Area (Act, s 41(2))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 1 month	54.55
	(b)  for a term of more than 1 month	163.50
9	Vehicle access permit for a recreation area, other than a permit to which item 5, 6, 7 or 8 applies (Act, s 41(2))—
	(a)  for a term of not more than 1 month	54.55
	(b)  for a term of more than 1 month	274.50
10	Organised event permit (Act, ss 45(2) and 219(c) and s 48(2))—
	(a)  application fee	36.15
	(b)  additional daily fee if special access is allowed, special supervision is needed, or an area is reserved for use, for the activity conducted under the permit, for each day on which the activity is conducted under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity is a vehicle-based activity—for each vehicle used for the activity	5.15
	(ii)  if the activity is a people-based activity—for each person taking part in the activity	2.55
	(c)  camping fee for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  for each person 5 years or older taking part in the activity conducted under the permit—
	(A)  if the activity is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(B)  otherwise	6.85
	(ii)  maximum for a family	4 times the fee for each person as stated in subparagraph (i)(B)
11	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography if no prescribed structure is involved (Act, ss 49(1)(c), 55B(3) and 219(c) and s 49(2))—
	(a)  if 11 or more persons are involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	383.60
	(ii)  renewal fee	383.60
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are conducted under the permit	192.30
	(b)  camping fee for each person 5 years or older camping under the permit, for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity conducted under the permit is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise	6.85
12	Commercial activity permit for filming or photography if prescribed structure is involved (Act, ss 49(1)(c), 55B(3) and 219(c) and s 49(2))—
	(a)  for 1 to 5 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	192.30
	(ii)  renewal fee	192.30
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are conducted under the permit	192.30
	(b)  for 6 to 25 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	951.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	951.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are conducted under the permit	951.00
	(c)  for 26 to 50 persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	1,916.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	1,916.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are conducted under the permit	1,916.00
	(d)  for 51 or more persons involved in the filming or photography—
	(i)  application fee	3,845.00
	(ii)  renewal fee	3,845.00
	(iii)  permit fee—for each day on which activities are conducted under the permit	3,845.00
	(e)  camping fee for each person 5 years or older camping under the permit, for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity conducted under the permit is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise	6.85
13	Commercial activity permit other than for filming or photography (Act, ss 49(1)(c), 55B(3) and 219(c) and s 49(2))—
	(a)  application fee—
	(i)  if the permit is the same or substantially the same as a commercial activity permit held by the applicant within the previous 3 months	182.30
	(ii)  otherwise	365.30
	(b)  renewal fee	182.30
	(c)  permit fee—
	(i)  for a term of not more than 3 months	73.10
	(ii)  for a term of more than 3 months but not more than 1 year	291.80
	(iii)  for a term of more than 1 year but not more than 2 years	584.00
	(iv)  for a term of more than 2 years but not more than 3 years	825.00
	(v)  for a term of more than 3 years—
	(A)  for the first 3 years of the term	825.00
	(B)  for each year after the third year of the term	276.30
	(d)  additional daily fee for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit taking part in the activity conducted under the permit, if the activity is not an educational tour, or camp, of a type approved by the chief executive—
	(i)  for an activity in Green Island Recreation Area	2.90
	(ii)  for an activity in Bribie Island Recreation Area, Cooloola Recreation Area, Minjerribah Recreation Area or Moreton Island Recreation Area—
	(A)  lasting less than 3 hours	2.15
	(B)  lasting 3 hours or more	3.80
	(iii)  for an activity in another recreation area—
	(A)  lasting less than 3 hours	4.05
	(B)  lasting 3 hours or more	8.60
	(e)  camping fee for each client, 5 years or older, of the holder of the permit camping under the permit, for each night camped under the permit—
	(i)  if the activity conducted under the permit is an educational tour, or a camp, of a type approved by the chief executive	3.75
	(ii)  otherwise	6.85
14	Transfer fee for joint permission permit (Act, s 55H(2)(d))	181.90
15	Application for amendment of a camping permit, vehicle access permit or commercial activity permit, other than to change the permit holder’s name or address, the vehicle stated in the permit or, if the holder is a corporation, the name or address of the person responsible for conducting the activity under the permit (Act, s 62(2)(a))—
	(a)  for a camping permit taken to have been granted under section 37(2) or (3) of the Act for an e-permit camping area, unless an exemption or waiver has been granted for the full permit fee for the permit—
	(i)  for every third amendment	15.50
	(ii)  for every other amendment	nil
	(b)  for an amendment of any other camping permit	nil
	(c)  for an amendment of a vehicle access permit or commercial activity permit, unless an exemption or waiver has been granted for the full permit fee for the permit—for each amendment	18.95
16	Application for amendment of a camping permit, vehicle access permit or commercial activity permit to change the permit holder’s name or address, the vehicle stated in the permit or, if the holder is a corporation, the name or address of the person responsible for conducting the activity under the permit (Act, s 62(2)(a))	nil
17	Replacement of a damaged, destroyed, lost or stolen permit (Act, s 67(2))	8.60
18	Commercial activity agreement (Act, ss 75(b) and 81(2)(b))—
	(a)  for submission of an expression of interest	365.30
	(b)  for an application	365.30
	(c)  for using a way, not involving submission of an expression of interest or an application, to enter into a commercial activity agreement	nil

37Regulation amended

This part amends the Waste Reduction and Recycling Regulation 2011.

38Insertion of new s 45A

After section 45—
insert—

45ARounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units

(1)This section applies for working out the amount of a fee expressed in this regulation as a number of fee units.

(2)For the purpose of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 48C(3), the amount is to be rounded—

(a)if the result is not more than $2.50—to the nearest cent (rounding one-half upwards); or

(b)if the result is more than $2.50 but not more than $100—to the nearest multiple of 5 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(c)if the result is more than $100 but not more than $500—to the nearest multiple of 10 cents (rounding one-half upwards); or

(d)if the result is more than $500—to the nearest dollar (rounding one-half upwards).

39Replacement of sch 5 (Fees)

Schedule 5—
omit, insert—

Schedule 5 Fees

section 45

		Fee units
1	Exempt waste application (Act, s 28(4)(c))—
	(a)  for an application about waste that has been donated to a charitable recycling entity but that can not practicably be re-used, recycled or sold	nil
	(b)  for an application about waste collected by members of the community during an organised event directed at remediating the results of a person having done something that may be an offence under section 103 or 104 of the Act	nil
	(c)  for an application about earth contaminated with a hazardous contaminant from land recorded on the environmental management register or contaminated land register	202.90
	(d)  for an application about waste to be used at a levyable waste disposal site for a purpose necessary for the operation of the site that is made at the same time as an application to amend an environmental authority under the Environmental Protection Act, section 224	nil
	(e)  for any other application about waste to be used at a levyable waste disposal site for a purpose necessary for the operation of the site	351.10
	(f)  for an application about biosecurity waste	nil
2	Request to amend an approval of waste as exempt waste (Act, s 33(2))—
	(a)  for waste that has been donated to a charitable recycling entity but that can not practicably be re-used, recycled or sold	nil
	(b)  for waste collected by members of the community during an organised event directed at remediating the results of a person having done something that may be an offence under section 103 or 104 of the Act	nil
	(c)  for earth contaminated with a hazardous contaminant from land recorded on the environmental management register or contaminated land register	53.10
	(d)  for waste to be used at a levyable waste disposal site for a purpose necessary for the operation of the site	53.10
	(e)  for biosecurity waste	nil
3	Residue waste discounting application (Act, s 44(2)(c))—
	(a)  for the first application	252.80
	(b)  for each subsequent application	126.30
4	Request to amend an approval of a discounted rate for the waste levy for residue waste (Act, s 49(2))	53.10
5	Application for accreditation of a voluntary product stewardship scheme (Act, s 89(2)(c))	418.10
6	Application for an end of waste approval (Act, s 173S(c))—
	(a)  for using a liquid waste as a soil conditioner or fertiliser—
	(i)  if the waste is a result of coal seam gas extraction	19,121.00
	(ii)  otherwise	7,651.00
	(b)  for using a sludge or soil waste as a soil conditioner or fertiliser—
	(i)  if the waste is biosolids	2,872.00
	(ii)  otherwise	7,651.00
	(c)  for using any kind of waste as a resource for an industrial activity—
	(i)  if associated with the carrying out of an environmentally relevant activity	3,829.00
	(ii)  otherwise	5,739.00
	(d)  for using any kind of waste as a resource for augmenting a water supply	66,907.00
	(e)  otherwise	2,872.00
7	Application to amend an end of waste approval (Act, s 173S(c))	50% of the application fee mentioned in item 6
8	Application to transfer an end of waste approval (Act, s 173S(c))	138.30