The Code applies to all organisations involved with commercial forestry and first level processing of wood products, including:

• Growers – plantations, nurseries, and indigenous forests;
• Contracting – forestry contractors in silviculture, harvesting, fire-fighting services, and other forestry contracting services not covered in their own Sector Codes;
• Fibre – pulp, paper, paperboard, timber board products, woodchip and wattle bark manufacturers;
• Sawmilling – industrial, structural, and mining timber sawmills and match producers;
• Pole treatment plants; and
• Charcoal producers.

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The Sector Code applies to all privately owned companies within the sector, as well as to all parts of the value chain in that sector, including:

• Accommodation
• Hotels;
• Resort properties and timeshare;
• Bed and breakfasts (B & Bs);
• Guesthouses;
• Game lodges; and
• Backpackers and hostels.

Hospitality and related services

• Restaurants (not attached to hotels);
• Conference venues (not attached to hotels);
• Professional catering;
• Attractions; and
• Consulting and professional services companies (within the sector).

     Travel distribution systems

• Tour wholesalers;
• Tour operators;
• Travel agents;
• Tourist guides;
• Car rental companies; and
• Coach operators.

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Transport Industry Codes are applied to the following industries:

• Bus Commuter and Coach Services
• The Taxi Industry
• Road Freight
• Public Transport
• Maritime Transport and Services
• Forwarding and Clearing
• Rail
• Domestic Aviation

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The Construction Sector Codes are applicable to:

• Any organisation which conducts construction related activities, must determine what percentage of turnover is derived from construction related activities;
• If the majority of the turnover is derived from Construction related activities the Construction Code applies.

This Code differentiates between Built Environment Professionals (BEPs) and Contractors.

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