Hon Robin Chapple questions the Minister for Environment regarding land clearing activities at Yakka Munga Station, specifically concerning water provision methods, cleared land usage, curtailed works, prior discussions with government bodies, and rehabilitation requirements.

AnsweredQoN 955Legislative Council
Asked
4 September 2019
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Environment

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YAKKA MUNGA STATION —
LAND CLEARING
955. Hon ROBIN CHAPPLE to the Minister for Environment:
I have a question on the same point.
I refer to the Yakka Munga station Appeals Convenor report and the minister's
appeal determination.
(1) What is the
minister's understanding of the method of provision of stock watering,
such as bores, channels or canals?
(2) Of the 120 hectares
that have been cleared, how much of this was for water retention and how much
was for roadways?
(3) Does the minister know the extent of the proposed
works that were curtailed by the vegetation conservation notice; and, if
so, what were they?
(4) Prior to 7 June 2019, had Zenith Australia
Investment Holding Pty Ltd or any of its agents and/or contractors had
any discussions or made any application with the minister's department
or the Pastoral Lands Board about its land clearing proposals?
(5) If yes to (4), what were they, when did they occur and
what response was given?
(6) Will Zenith
Australia Investment Holding Pty Ltd or its agents and/or contractors now be
required to rehabilitate the 115 hectares?

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I thank the honourable member for
some notice of the question.
Given the level of detail that is
required to answer this question, it is not possible to provide an answer in
the time available, and I ask that the honourable member put this question on
notice.

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