'Uncertainty' over returned Murray water  Posted November 14,
2012 15:11:30  The Member for Chaffey, Tim Whetstone, says there
is nothing to stop the additional 450 gigalitres of water to be
returned to the Murray-Darling Basin system from coming entirely
from South Australia.  A Senate inquiry is hearing submissions
into the federal bill, which would set up a $1.8 billion fund to
return more water to the system.  However, Mr Whetstone says the
details of the draft legislation have not been properly
finalised.  "This extra 450 gigalitres is potentially all of
South Australia's irrigation diversion allocation," he said.
"There is nothing stopping both the Federal Government or the
Murray-Darling Basin Authority from coming to South Australia
and taking that 450 gigalitres.  "The legislation as it sits at
the moment is uncertainty.  "We still don't know exactly how
we're going to achieve the 450 gigalitres. My argument in the
debate was that the devil was going to be in the detail and that
has proved to be the