Terms of permits
35 Terms of permits
A permit is given for the term stated in it.
The term must not be more than the following—
for a camping permit—30 days;
for a vehicle access permit—1 year;
for an organised event permit—1 year;
for a commercial activity permit—
if the permit is to be granted as part of a single integrated permission with a permission under the Marine Parks Act 2004 (a marine permission)—the term of the marine permission; or
if the permit is to form part of a GBR region permit—the term of the permission under the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975 (Cwlth) forming part of the permit; or
otherwise—5 years.
Note—
See section 55A in relation to GBR region permits and section 55L in relation to single integrated permissions.
The permit expires—
for a commercial activity permit—
if an application is made under section 55B—on whichever is the earliest of when the application is decided or 3 months after the day when the permit would otherwise have expired; or
otherwise—at the end of the term of the permit; or
for any other type of permit—at the end of the term of the permit.
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