This fact sheet explains how carryover and spillable water work on the Murray, Goulburn and Campaspe systems.
Download PDF Fact Sheet 1: How carryover works on the Murray, Goulburn & Campaspe
The spill rule for carryover on the Murray system is changing for season 2013-14.
Download PDF Fact sheet 2: New spill rule on the Murray
A limit on carryover will apply so that entitlement holders cannot carry over more than their full water share volume.
Download PDF Fact sheet 3: Limiting carryover to your water share volume
Murray, Goulburn and Campaspe water entitlement holders can elect not to carry over some or all of their unused allocation into 2013-14 and future seasons by returning it to the pool of water for new allocations.
Download PDF Fact sheet 4: Electing to not carry over your unused allocation
Water users will always be charged when they carry over and store more water than their entitlement in the dams.
Download PDF Fact sheet 5: Charges for storing more than your entitlement
This fact sheet explains what a low-risk-of-spill declaration means for your spillable water.
Download PDF Fact sheet 6: Why you can’t use your spillable water
New controls on allocation trade to the Victorian Murray and between states are being implemented to avoid sudden trade suspensions.
Download PDF Fact sheet 7: New controls on allocation trade
From next season less water will be set aside in early reserves to reflect the delivery efficiencies achieved through the Goulburn-Murray Water Connections Project.
Download PDF Fact sheet 8: An early reserve to suit the modernised Goulburn system
New arrangements for the Murray reserve policy are being brought in for season 2013.
Download PDF Fact sheet 9: An early reserve for the Murray system