Entry or use of marine national park zone with permission

Current

(1)

A person may enter or use the marine national park zone with a permission for any of the following purposes—

(a)

to carry out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 23(b);

(b)

to conduct a tourism program;

(c)

to carry out a media activity, other than a limited media activity;

(d)

to carry out research, other than research mentioned in section 23(d), that the chief executive considers—

(i)

is relevant to, and a priority for, the management of the marine park; or

(ii)

can not reasonably be carried out elsewhere;

(e)

to conduct a vessel or aircraft charter operation;

(f)

to anchor a vessel or aircraft at a place in the zone for 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).

(g)

to navigate a ship or managed vessel;

(h)

to operate a facility for a purpose that is consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone;

(i)

to carry out works consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone;

(j)

to carry out a program for taking a plant or animal that poses a threat to—

(i)

human life or safety; or

(ii)

a marine ecosystem in the marine park; or

(iii)

the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park;

(k)

another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 23, that is consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone.

(2)

Subsection (1)(h) does not apply to operating a facility that is a vessel for a purpose mentioned in section 23.

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