Review of plan
11 Review of plan
The conservator must review a fisheries management plan—
on the date stated in the plan; or
at request of the Minister.
If the fisheries management plan involves a significant activity, the conservator must prepare a notice about the review (a public consultation notice).
A public consultation notice must state—
that the conservator is reviewing the fisheries management plan; and
that anyone may give a written submission to the conservator about the fisheries management plan; and
that submissions must be given to the conservator only during the period starting on the day the public consultation notice is notified under the Legislation Act and ending on a stated day, being a day at least 6 weeks after the day it is notified (the public consultation period); and
where the fisheries management plan is available for inspection.
A public consultation notice is a notifiable instrument.
If the conservator notifies a public consultation notice about the review of the fisheries management plan—
anyone may give a written submission to the conservator about the plan; and
the submission may be given to the conservator only during the public consultation period; and
the person making the submission may, in writing, withdraw the submission at any time.
At the end of the review, the conservator—
may make minor amendments to the plan; or
may prepare a new fisheries management plan; or
if the conservator reasonably believes the plan is no longer needed—
if the plan involves a significant activity—must give the plan to the Minister for review; or
in any other case—may revoke the plan.
If the conservator gives a plan to the Minister under subsection (6), the Minister may direct the conservator to revise the plan under section 9.
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