When camping permit is taken to have been granted
35A When camping permit is taken to have been granted
This section applies if a person applies for a camping permit—
over the internet, using a website authorised by the chief executive; or
over the phone, using a phone number authorised by the chief executive; or
by filling in a camping form (self-registration) for a self-registration camping area.
If a person applies over the internet, the camping permit is taken to have been granted when the identifying number for the permit is displayed on the website.
If a person applies over the phone, the camping permit is taken to have been granted when the person is advised over the phone of the identifying number for the permit.
If a person applies by self-registration, the camping permit is taken to have been granted when—
the person fills in a camping form for the self-registration camping area, in the way stated on the form; and
the person—
puts the camping fee, either in cash or a cheque, in the camping fee envelope together with the part of the form designed to accompany the camping fee; or
fills in the credit card payment section of the camping fee envelope; and
if the person pays by cash or cheque, the person seals the envelope; and
the person puts the envelope in the camping fee container.
However, if—
a person pays for a camping permit by cheque, and the cheque is dishonoured; or
a person pays for a camping permit by credit card, and the person’s financial institution does not authorise the payment;
the camping permit is taken not to have been granted.
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