Entry or use of habitat protection zone without permission

Current

A person may enter or use the habitat protection zone without a permission for any of the following purposes—

(a)

to carry out a low impact activity not involving fishing or collecting;

(b)

to carry out any of the following activities relating to fishing or collecting—

(i)

bait gathering;

(ii)

crabbing;

(iii)

limited collecting;

(iv)

limited spearfishing;

(v)

line fishing;

(vi)

netting, including bait netting;

(vii)

trolling;

(c)

to carry out fishing or collecting for a relevant accredited harvest fishery in compliance with any requirements applying to the accreditation of the fishery;

(d)

to carry out a traditional use of marine resources that—

(i)

includes another activity mentioned in this section; or

(ii)

is carried out under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement;

(e)

to carry out a limited media activity;

(f)

to carry out limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive);

(g)

to conduct a limited educational program;

(h)

to anchor a vessel or aircraft at a place in the zone for not more than—

(i)

14 consecutive days; or

(ii)

30 days in any period of 60 days;

Note—

See section 6 (Period for which vessel or aircraft taken to be anchored).

(i)

to navigate a vessel, other than a ship or managed vessel, or an aircraft, if equipment normally used for an activity relating to fishing or collecting is stowed or secured when the vessel or aircraft is in a part of the zone in which the use of the equipment is not authorised under the Act.

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17 Entry or use of habitat protection zone without permission