Areas where access is restricted or prohibited
18 Areas where access is restricted or prohibited
The regulated land manager by determination may set aside an area of regulated land—
as an area to which access for recreational use is restricted; or
as an area to which access for recreational use is prohibited.
The regulated land manager must not make a determination under subregulation (1) unless the regulated land manager considers the determination is necessary for the purposes of—
managing the recreational use of the regulated land to—
preserve or protect natural values of the regulated land; or
protect or allow revegetation or restoration of the regulated land; or
protect or maintain water quality;
preserve or protect cultural values of the regulated land; or
manage or prevent the likely occurrence of a biosecurity risk on the regulated land; or
public safety on the regulated land.
Subregulation (1) does not apply if a person is acting in accordance with a permit issued by the regulated land manager.
For the purposes of subregulation (3), the regulated land manager may issue a permit to a person to enter and use an area set aside under subregulation (1) for the recreation specified in the permit.
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