Water Access Licences Sample Clauses

Water Access Licences. 1.1 Licences – applications and determinations # Activity The licensing functions below are conferred on WNSW subject to the exceptions listed in Part A.1 of the Schedule A of the Operating Licence. In cases where the licence is a licence under Part 2 of the Water Xxx 0000 (Table A.2 of the Operating Licence), the functions being exercised are functions of WAMC. WNSW Role DPIE Role NRAR Role WAMC output measures and performance indicators set by IPART 1.1.1 Determine the form of an access licence Approve the form for an application for an access licence. Section 63(7) of WMA Conferred function for WNSW customers - section 63(7) of WMA, clause 9(1)(a) of WMR Sets forms in accordance with WNSW operational needs and statutory requirements and in consultation with DPIE Water and NRAR to improve consistency and efficiency. Delegated function Works with WNSW and NRAR to improve forms to ensure consistency and efficiency and compliance with statutory requirements. Delegated function Sets forms in accordance with NRAR operational needs and statutory requirements and in consultation with DPIE Water and WNSW to improve consistency and efficiency. WNSW DPIE NRAR # Activity The licensing functions below are conferred on WNSW subject to the exceptions listed in Part A.1 of the Schedule A of the Operating Licence. In cases where the licence is a licence under Part 2 of the Water Xxx 0000 (Table A.2 of the Operating Licence), the functions being exercised are functions of WAMC. WNSW Role DPIE Role NRAR Role WAMC output measures and performance indicators set by IPART 1.1.2 Access licence applications Receive applications for:  specific purpose access licences, including domestic and stock,  zero share access licences  licences under the Water Xxx 0000 (NSW) where that Act still applies, and  access licences issued pursuant to a controlled allocation order under section 65 of the WMA. Maintain applications portal and website. Receive, triage and transfer inquiries. Pre-assessment, make recommendations. Section 61 of WMA Conferred function for WNSW customers – sections 61(1), 61(5)(a), 61(5)(b), 61(6), 61(7) WMA Undertakes all access licence application tasks for WNSW customers. Ensures applications are complete prior to referral to DPIE Water for all groundwater technical assessments unless agreed through agreed triages and/or procedures. Applies WSP rules, WMA requirements and relevant DPIE Water policies. Delegated function Manages controlled allocation orders under...
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