❓ Question regarding the estimated volumes, revenue, and cost recovery related to logging in Mundlimup forest block. The Minister provides details on Jarrah sawlog yields and explains stumpage revenue calculations, clarifying how harvesting costs are covered.
AnsweredQoN 2218Legislative Council
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Further to question without notice No. 1258 of 2010, in relation to the logging of the 312 hectare Coupe three in Mundlimup forest block, planned to begin in the spring/summer of 2010, will the Minister please, -
(1) List the estimated volumes of products by species and grade, that the Forest Products Commission has used to arrive at the estimated gross stumpage revenue, of approximately $250 000 from the sale of forest products to be obtained from the coupe?
(2) Give the estimated net stumpage revenue from the sale of forest products to be obtained from the coupe?
(3) Give the specific source of the additional revenues reflecting the cost of harvesting, estimated at $220 000?
(1) List the estimated volumes of products by species and grade, that the Forest Products Commission has used to arrive at the estimated gross stumpage revenue, of approximately $250 000 from the sale of forest products to be obtained from the coupe?
(2) Give the estimated net stumpage revenue from the sale of forest products to be obtained from the coupe?
(3) Give the specific source of the additional revenues reflecting the cost of harvesting, estimated at $220 000?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
18 May 2010
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection representing the Minister for Forestry
Response time
28 days
(1) The estimated yields are:
Approximately 3950 tonnes of Jarrah 1st Grade Sawlogs
Approximately 700 tonnes of Jarrah 2nd Grade Sawlogs
Other products will be produced from the coupe but no yield estimates are available. They are therefore not included in the revenue estimates but will contribute to total revenue.
(2) Gross stumpage is a term used to describe the price of the log including a combination of Royalty, In-forest, Administration and Roading charges. The net stumpage is price of the log which provides for the forest management costs and profit component only.
On this basis the total "net stumpage" would equate to $212 028.
Net stumpage and associated charges will also be generated from other products as they are produced.
(3) The additional revenues are derived from the log customers to cover actual costs of harvesting and delivery.
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Approximately 3950 tonnes of Jarrah 1st Grade Sawlogs
Approximately 700 tonnes of Jarrah 2nd Grade Sawlogs
Other products will be produced from the coupe but no yield estimates are available. They are therefore not included in the revenue estimates but will contribute to total revenue.
(2) Gross stumpage is a term used to describe the price of the log including a combination of Royalty, In-forest, Administration and Roading charges. The net stumpage is price of the log which provides for the forest management costs and profit component only.
On this basis the total "net stumpage" would equate to $212 028.
Net stumpage and associated charges will also be generated from other products as they are produced.
(3) The additional revenues are derived from the log customers to cover actual costs of harvesting and delivery.
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