Conditions of entry for dedicated or reserved Crown land
8 Conditions of entry for dedicated or reserved Crown land
A person who enters dedicated or reserved Crown land or a part of the land or any structure or enclosure in or on the land (whether or not on payment of an entrance fee) enters subject to any conditions that—
are determined from time to time by a responsible manager of the land, and
are displayed in public notices erected at or adjacent to each entrance to the land or part or the structure or enclosure.
A responsible manager for the dedicated or reserved Crown land may designate entrance and exit points to and from the land, any part of the land or any structure or enclosure in or on the land by public notices displayed at or near those points.
A person must not enter or leave dedicated or reserved Crown land or part of the land (or a structure or enclosure) for which entrances or exit points have been designated as provided by subclause (2) by any other means than those entrances or points.
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
If a responsible manager of dedicated or reserved Crown land has designated an entrance point and determined an entrance fee for the land, any part of the land or any structure or enclosure in or on the land, a person must not enter the land or part or the structure or enclosure unless—
the person pays that entrance fee, and
the person enters as directed by public notices displayed at or adjacent to an entrance point where any entrance fee demanded is payable.
Maximum penalty (subclause (4)): 50 penalty units.
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