Approving an application for a permit to enter a protected area
107 Approving an application for a permit to enter a protected area
If the chief executive is satisfied the application should be approved, the chief executive must—
approve the application, with or without conditions; and
within 10 business days after approving the application, give the applicant a permit to enter the protected area.
The permit applies for the period stated in it.
The conditions may, for example—
require that operations after entry be supervised by a person with appropriate qualifications and experience stated in the condition; or
require that the operations after entry be carried out as required by stated professional standards; or
make provision for the way in which artefacts of possible cultural heritage significance uncovered in the course of the operations must be dealt with; or
require the holder of the permit to pay stated fees, or fees calculated under a stated scale, for the evaluation, cataloguing and curation of artefacts uncovered during the operations; or
as far as circumstances permit, require the artefacts to be kept and preserved in the Queensland Museum.
A person must not contravene a condition of a permit.
Maximum penalty for subsection (4)—1,000 penalty units.
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