The phrase 'use is undertaken in accordance with a reserve management plan' in a planning scheme acceptable solution requires the planning authority to independently assess whether the proposed use complies with the prescriptive requirements of the management plan — it does not merely require the existence of a plan. However, the assessment is confined to prescriptive requirements and does not extend to aspirational or conceptual provisions. The NPRM Act does not impliedly supersede the LUPA Act in respect of reserved land, and the grant of a lease or business licence under the NPRM Act does not override the effect of a management plan.
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