Control declarations—nature conservation and heritage matters
59 Control declarations—nature conservation and heritage matters
A control declaration must not require a person to interfere with any of the following unless the Minister has consulted with the conservator of flora and fauna:
a native animal, a native fish or a native plant;
a natural or constructed structure or feature in a reserve;
infrastructure in a reserve;
a site or object of historical, archaeological, palaeontological or geological interest in a reserve.
A control declaration must not require a person to interfere with a heritage place or object unless the Minister has consulted with the heritage council.
A failure to comply with this section does not affect the validity of a control declaration.
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