Written Plan Documents Relating To Minimum Stock Obligation - Fuel Security.

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This disclosure contains internal planning documents from a fuel supply company regarding distribution of petroleum products released through a temporary 20% reduction in the Minimum Stockholding Obligation (MSO). The documents outline a supply plan dated 17 March 2026 targeting regional, agricultural, and maritime consumers across Western Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland during the reduction period until 30 June 2026. Appendix 1 lists specific distributor entities and regional areas, including Great Southern Fuels and South East Petroleum in Western Australia serving regions such as Albany, Geraldton, the Wheatbelt, and Esperance. The plan prioritises supplying regional terminals, agricultural demand centres experiencing seasonal pressures, and existing customers facing shortages, while monitoring spot market sales to prevent stockpiling. The disclosure is primarily procedural, detailing fuel distribution logistics rather than environmental assessment or regulatory decision-making under the EPBC Act.