Short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land

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(1)

Each of the following purposes is prescribed as a purpose for which a short-term licence may be granted under section 2.20 of the Act—

(a)

access through a reserve,

(b)

advertising,

(c)

camping using a tent, caravan or otherwise,

(d)

catering,

(e)

community, training or education,

(f)

emergency occupation,

(g)

entertainment,

(h)

environmental protection, conservation or restoration or environmental studies,

(i)

equestrian events,

(j)

exhibitions,

(k)

filming (as defined in the Local Government Act 1993),

(l)

functions,

(m)

grazing,

(n)

hiring of equipment,

(o)

holiday accommodation,

(p)

markets,

(q)

meetings,

(r)

military exercises,

(s)

mooring of boats to wharves or other structures,

(t)

sales,

(u)

shows,

(v)

site investigations,

(w)

sporting and organised recreational activities,

(x)

stabling of horses,

(y)

storage.

(2)

In addition to any other condition to which a short-term licence granted under section 2.20 of the Act is subject, the condition that the relationship of landlord and tenant is not created between the parties is also prescribed.

(3)

The period of one year is prescribed as the maximum term for which a short-term licence may be granted under section 2.20 of the Act (including any further term available under an option or holding over provision).

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31 Short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land