Chief executive may enter into commercial activity agreement for State forest or timber reserve
41 Chief executive may enter into commercial activity agreement for State forest or timber reserve
The chief executive may, for the State, enter into an agreement (a commercial activity agreement) with a person authorising the conduct of a commercial activity, other than getting forest products, in a State forest or timber reserve.
The chief executive may enter into the commercial activity agreement by using any process the chief executive considers suitable for the type of activity proposed to be conducted under the agreement.
The commercial activity agreement may be combined with a commercial activity agreement entered into with the person under any of the following Acts—
the Marine Parks Act 2004;
the Nature Conservation Act 1992;
the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006.
This section does not limit the power of the chief executive to enter into an agreement under another provision of this Act.
Note—See part 6, division 3 for additional provisions about agreements.
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