Determination of the State/Territory Fisheries Gross Value of Production (GVP) FOR 2018–19

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

 

Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989

 

Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Regulations 1991

 

 

DETERMINATION OF THE STATE/TERRITORY FISHERIES GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTION (GVP) FOR 2018–19

 

Pursuant to subsection 30A(2) of the Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989 and Regulation 4E of the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Regulations 1991,
I, Bridget McKenzie, Minister for Agriculture, hereby determine that the state or territory Gross Value of Production (GVP) for the financial year 2018–19, being the GVP for that financial year of goods that are the produce of that part of the fishing industry that is managed by or on behalf of the particular state or territory indicated in the Schedule, is, in each respective case, the amount shown in the Schedule.

SCHEDULE

 

STATE / TERRITORY

 

GVP

($’000)

New South Wales **

158,581

Victoria

107,586

Queensland **

222,398

Western Australia

612,665

South Australia *

452,607

Tasmania

1,039,107

Northern Territory

74,016

* Does not include input from the Commonwealth-managed southern bluefin tuna fishery.
** New South Wales and Queensland GVP determination does not include the GVP determination of their respective farmed prawn sector. New South Wales and Queensland farmed prawn GVP is included in the Commonwealth Fisheries GVP.

Dated this 27th day of July 2019

 

Bridget McKenzie

 


EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

 

 

Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989

 

Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Regulations 1991

 

DETERMINATION OF THE STATE/TERRITORY FISHERIES GROSS VALUE OF PRODUCTION (GVP) FOR 2018–19

 

Under subsection 30A(2) and (3) of the Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989, the amount paid to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation from the Consolidated Revenue Fund shall be based on the Gross Value of Production (GVP) of that state or territory’s fishing industry.

 

Subsection 30A(5) of the Primary Industries Research and Development Act 1989 and 4E of the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Regulations 1991 provides for the GVP of each state and territory in a given year to be the average of the GVP for the relevant and the two preceding financial years.

 

The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) has estimated, to the nearest thousand dollars, the GVP of the state and territory fishing industries in the financial years 2016–17, 2017–18 and 2018–19. These estimates (made on 29 May 2019) are:

 

 

2016–17

($’000)

2017–18

($’000)

2018-19

($’000)

New South Wales
ABARES data


146,044


167,218


162,480

Victoria
ABARES data


93,682


111,039


118,036

Queensland
ABARES data


234,809


220,099


212,285

Western Australia
ABARES data


620,028


633,712


584,254

South Australia
ABARES data


452,240


437,079


468,501

Tasmania
ABARES data


946,884


1,067,862


1,102,577

Northern Territory
ABARES data


78,307


73,376


70,366

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the basis of the above calculation, the state and territory GVP figures for 2018-19 are determined to be:

 

 

STATE / TERRITORY

 

 

GVP

($’000)

New South Wales **

158,581

Victoria

107,586

Queensland **

222,398

Western Australia

612,665

South Australia *

452,607

Tasmania

1,039,107

Northern Territory

74,016

* Does not include input from the Commonwealth southern bluefin tuna fishery

** New South Wales and Queensland GVP determination does not include the GVP determination of their respective farmed prawn sector. New South Wales and Queensland farmed prawn GVP is included in the Commonwealth Fisheries GVP.

 

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