10A

Meaning of natural heritage significance

In force

(1)

For this Act, a place or object has natural heritage significance if it—

(a)

forms part of the natural environment; and

(b)

has heritage significance primarily because of the scientific value of its biodiversity, geology, landform or other naturally occurring elements.

(2)

In this section:

natural environment means the native flora, native fauna, geological formations or any other naturally occurring element at a particular location.

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