Designated recreational purposes
30 Designated recreational purposes
The Minister must specify, in a notice under section 29(1) appointing a person to be the corridor manager in relation to all or part of a corridor, the recreational purposes for which the corridor manager is to manage, and may develop, the corridor or the part of the corridor.
For the purposes of this Act, the designated recreational purposes in relation to a corridor, or a part of a corridor, are the recreational purposes specified in accordance with subsection (1) in a notice under section 29(1) appointing a corridor manager in relation to the corridor or the part of the corridor, as that notice is amended, if at all, under subsection (4).
If there ceases to be a corridor manager in relation to a corridor or a part of a corridor, there cease to be any designated recreational purposes in relation to the corridor, or the part of the corridor, respectively.
The Minister, by notice, may amend a notice under section 29(1), by amending, revoking or substituting the designated recreational purposes specified in the notice.
A notice under this section takes effect on the day specified in the notice as the day on which the notice takes effect.
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