Crown Land Management Act 2016

The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following concerning short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land—

any purposes for which the licences may be granted (prescribed purpose),

any conditions to which the licences are subject (prescribed condition),

the maximum term for which licences may be granted (prescribed maximum term).

The Minister may grant a short-term licence over dedicated or reserved Crown land for any prescribed purpose.

A short-term licence may be granted even if the purpose for which it is granted is inconsistent with the purposes for which the Crown land is dedicated or reserved.

A short-term licence may be granted subject to conditions specified by the Minister and is also subject to any prescribed conditions.

A short-term licence may not be granted for any purpose for which an authority, permit, lease or licence may be granted under the Fisheries Management Act 1994.

A short-term licence ceases to have effect when the prescribed maximum term after it is granted expires, unless it is revoked sooner by the Minister or is granted for a shorter term.

Sections 2.18 and 2.19 do not limit the circumstances in which short-term licences can be granted under this section.