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In the Land Court v’s Hancock Coal In the Land Court v’s Hancock Coal

In the Land Court v’s Hancock Coal - PowerPoint Presentation

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In the Land Court v’s Hancock Coal - PPT Presentation

Peter Anderson Grazier ClermontAlpha brother Paul Anderson starting pump jack The Process of Protecting a Grazing Operation Outside of the Proposed Mining Operation Objection to EIS No precedence for projects this size ID: 547308

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In the Land Court v’s Hancock Coal

Peter Anderson, Grazier Clermont/Alpha

brother Paul Anderson, starting pump jackSlide2
Slide3

The Process of Protecting a Grazing Operation Outside of the Proposed Mining Operation

Objection to EISNo precedence for projects this size

Make Good Agreements vs Make Good ProvisionsNegotiations with the Multi-National and multiple personnelBreakdown of NegotiationsLand Court of Queensland-

Hancock Coal Pty Ltd v Kelly &

Ors

and Dept. of Environment and Heritage Protection (No.4) [2014] QLC 12

The decision by Member Smith

The fallout and costs, still no MGASlide4

Suggestions for amendments to the Water Act

The distance from the mining lease where a miner should be required to enter into MGA with LandholdersTime Frame for MGALevel of drawdown to trigger MGA

Cumulative modellingNo landholder should be left in the position of going into the Land Court to seek security over their groundwater hence their business & livelihoodSlide5

“Water is where you find it”

The late Neil Anderson, “Glenlea Downs”, Clermont