Site-specific biodiversity conditions—Coastal Region—the Act, s 92
41 Site-specific biodiversity conditions—Coastal Region—the Act, s 92
This section applies to bee-keeping and grazing activities in the Coastal Region.
For the Act, section 92(2)(p), the land manager must obtain a site-specific biosecurity condition for bee-keeping and grazing activities in the bee-keeping or grazing area if—
for land on which forestry operations are undertaken—
the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016, Part 4, applies to a species or ecological community, and
the integrated forestry operations approval for the land requires the land manager to obtain the following from the Environment Protection Authority—
a site-specific biodiversity condition, or
an amended site-specific biodiversity condition for forestry operations, or
for land on which forestry operations are not undertaken—bee-keeping or grazing activities occur within 100m of where a species or ecological community to which the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016, Part 4, applies is identified or recorded.
The land manager must not permit bee-keeping or grazing activities that are inconsistent with a site-specific biodiversity condition.
The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.