Effect of management plans
18 Effect of management plans
A management plan, and any amendment to a management plan, has no force or effect until approved by the Governor.
A management plan is an expression of policy and does not in itself affect rights or liabilities (whether of a substantive, procedural or other nature).
A State authority must endeavour, as far as practicable, to act consistently with the management plans.
If the Commissioner is reasonably satisfied that a government agency has failed to act consistently or to co‑operate with a management plan or that the actions of any other person or body have frustrated proposals included in a management plan or are otherwise likely to affect the implementation of a management plan—
the Commissioner may make a report on the matter to the Minister and to the Premier; and
the Commissioner may forward copies of any such report to the
Speaker of the House of Assembly and the President of the Legislative Council with a request that they be laid before their respective Houses.
A power or function of the Commissioner under subsection (4) must not be delegated.
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