Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016

A conservation agreement may contain any of the following terms, binding on the owner from time to time of the land to which it applies—

restricting development on the land,

requiring the owner to refrain from or not to permit specified activities on the land,

requiring the owner to carry out specified activities or do specified things,

requiring the owner to permit access to the land by specified persons,

requiring the owner to contribute towards costs incurred which relate to the land or the agreement,

specifying the manner in which any money provided to the owner under the agreement is to be applied by the owner,

requiring the owner to repay money paid to the owner under the agreement if a specified breach of the agreement occurs,

providing for any other matter relating to the conservation or enhancement of the land.

A conservation agreement may contain terms, binding on the Biodiversity Conservation Trust—

requiring the Trust to provide financial assistance, technical advice or other assistance, or

requiring the Trust to carry out specified activities or do specified things, or

providing for any other matter relating to the conservation or enhancement of the land.