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PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) (RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION) REGULATIONS 2015 - REG 80

80 .         Terms used

                In this Part —

        basic information means documentary information that is not interpretative information;

        disclosable information means documentary information that is not permanently confidential information;

        documentary information has the meaning given in section 152A of the Act;

        excluded information has the meaning given in regulation 81;

        exclusive data means data that is not made available for commercial sale or licence;

        interpretative information has the meaning given in regulation 83;

        mining sample means a petroleum mining sample as defined in in section 152A of the Act;

        non‑exclusive data means data that is made available for commercial sale or licence;

        open information about a survey means any of the following information —

            (a)         the name of the survey;

            (b)         the instrument under which the survey is being conducted;

            (c)         the name of the instrument holder;

            (d)         the basin and sub‑basin (if applicable) in which the survey is being conducted;

            (e)         the type of survey;

            (f)         the size of the survey in —

                  (i)         for a 2‑dimensional survey — kilometres; or

                  (ii)         for a 3‑dimensional survey — square kilometres;

            (g)         the name of the vessel or aircraft being used to conduct the survey;

            (h)         the name of the contractor conducting the survey;

                  (i)         the dates on which the survey starts and ends or is proposed to start and end;

            (j)         whether the survey is exclusive or non‑exclusive;

            (k)         navigation data for the survey, in the form of —

                  (i)         for a 2‑dimensional survey — line ends and bends; or

                  (ii)         for a 3‑dimensional seismic survey — a full fold polygon outline; or

                  (iii)         for other 3‑dimensional surveys — a polygon outline;

        open information about a well means any of the following information —

            (a)         the name of the well;

            (b)         the basin and sub‑basin (if applicable) in which the well is located;

            (c)         the well’s latitude and longitude;

            (d)         the name of the instrument area in which the well is located;

            (e)         the name of the instrument holder;

            (f)         the purpose of the well (for example, development, appraisal, exploration or stratigraphy);

            (g)         if the well is a sidetrack — the name of the parent well;

            (h)         the well’s spud date;

                  (i)         the water depth at the well;

            (j)         what is being used as the depth reference for the well (for example, the Kelly bushing or the rig floor);

            (k)         the height of the depth reference above sea level;

            (l)         the name of the rig drilling the well;

            (m)         the rig’s make and model;

            (n)         the name of the drilling contractor;

            (o)         the rig release date;

            (p)         the status of the well (for example, producing, suspended or decommissioned);

        operation means an operation carried on under the authority of an instrument;

        permanently confidential information has the meaning given in regulation 82;

        seismic extracted data grid means a series of vertical cross‑sections extracted from a 3‑dimensional seismic data volume that form a grid of which —

            (a)         one direction is along the direction of seismic data acquisition; and

            (b)         the other direction is at right angles to the direction of seismic data acquisition; and

            (c)         the vertical cross‑sections are spaced 5 kilometres apart in both directions.



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