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Murray–Darling Basin

                                                                                                   

26.1.1.1 Adjustment and forfeiture of allocation on regulated flows – S&D water access entitlement

                             

Supporting information   


The volumetric value for the line item is 24,016 ML.

  Adjustment and forfeiture of allocation on regulated flows for stock and domestic (S&D) water access entitlement in the Murray–Darling Basin for 2009–10 
Region no. Region name State Volume(ML) Uncertainty
5 Border Rivers Qld/NSW 817 10%
5.1 Border Rivers – Qld Qld n/a n/a
5.2 Border Rivers – NSW NSW 817 10%
6 Gwydir NSW 1,300 10%
7 Namoi NSW 1,502 10%
8 Macquarie–Castlereagh NSW 4,054 10%
10 Lower Darling NSW 860 10%
11 Lachlan NSW 1,833 10%
12 Wimmera–Avoca Vic
17 Murrumbidgee NSW/ACT 7,320 10%
17.1 Murrumbidgee – NSW NSW 7,320 10%
17.2 Murrumbidgee – ACT ACT
18 Murray NSW/Vic/SA 6,330 10%
18.1 Murray – NSW NSW 6,330 10%
18.2 Murray Vic Vic n/a n/a
18.3 Murray – SA SA n/a n/a
  Total   24,016  

– = no data available; n/a = not applicable

New South Wales data includes the domestic and stock, domestic and stock (domestic) and domestic and stock (stock) licence classes. Usually the unused balances are forfeited at the end of the year. Overdraws against this class must be repaid in the future: see Line item 7.6 Non-physical water asset – other lumped for advance diversion of surface water allocation – remaining.

South Australian data are included in Line item 26.1.2.5.

For Victoria see Line item 26.1.9.7 Adjustment and forfeiture of allocation on regulated flowsother lumped holders, for values lumped for all entitlement classes.

 

Quantification approach   


Data source

Australian Capital Territory: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (30 November 2010).
  New South Wales: New South Wales Office of Water’s Water Accounting section.
Queensland: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (31 January 2011).
South Australia: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (22 February 2011).
Victoria: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (19 January 2011).

Note: Water audit monitoring (WAM) report data are stored in the Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) HYDRO database.

Data provider

MDBA.

Method

Adjustment and forfeiture is as calculated by the states.

Uncertainty

WAM-sourced data does not have any uncertainty information on allocation remaining. The uncertainty of the remaining data are shown in the table provided in ‘Supporting information’.

Approximations, assumptions, caveats/limitations

  • Uncertainty reported by New South Wales Office of Water accounts for possible errors in the quantification of diversion and in the data-handling processes.