We were sitting at the front in the sun having some lunch and somebody inside pushed the duress and you could hear the screaming, so it was a legit one.

launch or retrieve a boat to or from any waters or part of any waters where the Council has determined that this clause applies; 4.10.2 launch or retrieve a boat without using a boat ramp or thoroughfare constructed or set aside by the Council for that purpose; 4.10.3 propel, float or otherwise use a boat on or in any waters or part of any waters where the Council has determined that this clause applies; 4.10.4 hire out a boat or otherwise use a boat for commercial purposes in any waters or part of any waters where the Council has determined that this clause applies; 4.10.5 moor a boat on or to local government land to which the Council has determined this clause applies; 4.10.6 moor any boat on or to local government land other than in accordance with such time limits and other conditions determined by the Council by resolution and set out in a notice on or in the vicinity of the land to which the time limits or conditions apply; 4.10.7 obstruct any boat, mooring site

- Footprint areas created by de-watering, dust contamination, blasting, slurry pipelines, overland conveyers, transport corridors, waste dumps, tailings dams and processing plants

THE 2010 HARVEST EXPERIENCE 2.1 Growers, harvest impacts and returns – Michael Schaefer (SAFFGIC) The major concerns expressed by growers during the 2010 season included: • Lack of information on stocks x grade, quality, volume on a site/port zone basis

Lack of on-site inspections also means breaches go undetected.

Current site selection is decided by an individual developer.

Major aspects considered included the impact of off -road vehicles, management of coastal reserves, location of coastal rubbish dumps, subdivision development and coastal mining.