Pastoral Land Regulations 1992

(1) A person on pastoral land under Part 6 of the Act, or on or in perennial natural waters mentioned in section 79(1) of the Act, must not:

(a) wilfully or negligently destroy or damage property of the lessee or other person on the land or on or in the water; or

(b) knowingly unreasonably interfere with the operation of the pastoral enterprise; or

(d) use a firearm as defined in section 3(1) of the Firearms Act 1997, on the land (or on the water so as to deliberately or negligently cause its projectile to pass over or impact with the pastoral land or anything on the pastoral land), except with the permission of the pastoral lessee or in the exercise of a right or power under any other law in force in the Territory; or

(e) light a fire otherwise than in a constructed fireplace or on an area so cleared as to ensure that the fire does not escape or leave such a fire unattended if it is not extinguished; or

(f) drive a motor vehicle (including a motor-cycle) in a place or manner likely to damage an access route or cause or contribute to soil erosion or other degradation on the land, having regard to soil and weather conditions and all other relevant considerations; or

(h) cut or otherwise damage any living plant that is not a declared weed, as defined in section 4 of the Weeds Management Act 2001, on the land or in the water.

Maximum penalty: 40 penalty units

(2) Subregulation (1) does not relieve a person of the obligation to comply with any other law in force in the Territory relating to a matter mentioned in that subregulation.