Tasmanian Numbered Regulations Tasmanian Numbered Regulations
Regulation 20
PART 1 - Metallic mineralsThe following are minerals prescribed as metallic minerals:
1. | aluminium | 2. | antimony | 3. | arsenic | 4. | beryllium | 5. | bismuth | 6. | cadmium | 7. | cesium | 8. | cobalt | 9. | copper | 10. | gallium | 11. | germanium | 12. | gold | 13. | hafnium | 14. | indium | 15. | iridium | 16. | iron | 17. | lead | 18. | lithium | 19. | magnesium | 20. | manganese | 21. | mercury | 22. | molybdenum | 23. | monazite | 24. | nickel | 25. | niobium | 26. | osmium | 27. | palladium | 28. | platinoid minerals | 29. | platinum | 30. | rare earth metals | 31. | rhobium | 32. | rubidium | 33. | ruthenium | 34. | selenium | 35. | silver | 36. | tantalum | 37. | tellurium | 38. | tin | 39. | titanium | 40. | tungsten (including scheelite and wolframite) | 41. | vanadium | 42. | zinc | 43. | zirconium | 44. | ores of any of the above minerals |
PART 2 - Industrial MineralsThe following are minerals prescribed as industrial minerals:
1. | alum | 2. | alunite | 3. | apatite | 4. | asbestos | 5. | attapulgite | 6. | barite | 7. | bentonite | 8. | beryl | 9. | borates | 10. | calcite | 11. | chromite | 12. | corundum (for industrial use) | 13. | diamond | 14. | diatomaceous earth | 15. | dolomite for metallurgical use | 16. | feldspar | 17. | fluorite | 18. | garnet | 19. | graphite | 20. | gypsum | 21. | halite (including solar salt) | 22. | halloysite | 23. | ilmenite | 24. | iron oxide (used as a mineral for industrial purposes) | 25. | kaolinite | 26. | leucoxene | 27. | limestone | 28. | magnesite (used as a mineral for industrial purposes) | 29. | magnetite (used as a mineral for industrial purposes) | 30. | marble | 31. | mica | 32. | mineral pigments | 33. | monazite | 34. | montmorillonite | 35. | olivine | 36. | perlite | 37. | phosphates | 38. | pyrophyllite | 39. | quartz | 40. | rare earth minerals | 41. | rutile | 42. | silica | 43. | sulfur | 44. | syenite | 45. | talc | 46. | vermiculite | 47. | wollastonite | 48. | zeolites | 49. | zircon |
PART 3 - Semi-precious stonesThe following are minerals prescribed as semi-precious stones:
1. | agate | 2. | beryl | 3. | chalcedony | 4. | chrysoberyl | 5. | crocoite | 6. | crystal | 7. | petrified wood | 8. | quartz | 9. | stichtite | 10. | topaz | 11. | tourmaline | 12. | turquoise | 13. | zircon (as a gemstone) |
PART 4 - Precious stonesThe following are minerals prescribed as precious stones:
1. | corundum (as a gemstone including ruby and sapphire) | 2. | diamond | 3. | peridot |
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953 .
Notified in the Gazette on 28 June 2006
These regulations are administered in the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
(This note is not part of the regulation)
These regulations –(a) provide for various matters under the Mineral Resources Development Act 1995 including the marking out of land and the payment of royalties, fees and rents; and(b) are made consequentially on the repeal of the Mineral Resources Regulations 1996 under section 11 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1992 .