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PETROLEUM ACT 1923 - SECT 53A
General requirements
53A General requirements
(1) The proposed plan must provide for each of the following— (a) an
overview of the activities proposed to be carried out under the lease or
proposed lease during all of its term;
(b) for each year of the
plan period— (i) the nature and extent of activities proposed to be carried
out under the lease or proposed lease during the year; and
(ii) where the
activities are proposed to be carried out; and
(iii) the estimated cost of
the activities;
(c) for each natural underground reservoir in the area of the
lease of which the applicant is aware, each of the following— (i) the
location and a verifiable estimate of the amount of petroleum in the
reservoir;
(ii) the standards and procedures used to make the estimate;
(iii) the rate and amount of production proposed from the reservoir;
(iv)
approximately when the proposed production is to start;
(v) a schedule for
the proposed production during the plan period;
(d) maps that show the
matters mentioned in paragraph (b) (i) and (ii) and (c)(i);
(e) any other
information relevant to the development plan criteria;
(f) reasons that the
plan is considered appropriate;
(g) another matter prescribed under a
regulation.
(2) Also, the proposed plan must— (a) highlight any significant
changes from the current development plan for the lease; and
(b) if the
current development plan for the lease has not been complied with—state the
details of, and the reasons for, each noncompliance.
(3) If the effect of the
proposed plan is to significantly change an activity provided for under the
current development plan, the proposed plan must also state reasons for the
change.
(4) Also, for a significant change that is a cessation or reduction
of petroleum production, the proposed plan must include an evaluation of—
(a) petroleum production potential in the area of the lease; and
(b) market
opportunities for petroleum production in the area of the lease.
(5) A
regulation may impose requirements about the form of the proposed plan.
(6)
In this section—
"year" , of the plan period, means— (a) the period starting on the day the
plan period starts and ending on the first anniversary of that day; and
(b)
each subsequent period of 12 months or less during the plan period, starting
on each anniversary of that day and ending on— (i) the next anniversary of
that day; or
(ii) if the plan period ends before the next anniversary—the
day the plan period ends.
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