Powers of authorised officers in relation to vehicles
42 Powers of authorised officers in relation to vehicles
An authorised officer may give directions to a person in charge of a vehicle as to the movement, direction, speed, stopping or parking of the vehicle in a forest reserve, forest park or the Yarra Tributaries Forest Reserve.
An authorised officer must not give a direction under subregulation (1) unless the authorised officer is satisfied, on reasonable grounds—
that it is in the interests of safety to give the direction; or
that it is necessary for the management, protection or control of the forest reserve, forest park or the Yarra Tributaries Forest Reserve.
An authorised officer must not give a direction under subregulation (1) that is inconsistent with a determination under these Regulations of the managing body in relation to the forest reserve, forest park or the Yarra Tributaries Forest Reserve.
A person driving or in charge of a vehicle in a forest reserve, forest park or the Yarra Tributaries Forest Reserve must comply with any direction of an authorised officer under subregulation (1).
Penalty: 20 penalty units.
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