reg 28

Dead seagrass and dead seaweed

In force

(1)

A Crown land manager responsible for a beach on marine and coastal Crown land has a prescribed consent to remove dead seagrass or dead seaweed from the beach if the removal—

(a)

does not remove seagrass or seaweed attached to the sea floor or any substrate; and

(b)

is not for a commercial purpose; and

(c)

minimises any damage to the marine and coastal environment; and

(d)

does not remove seagrass or seaweed in any of the following—

(i)

a park;

(ii)

any Crown land that is described in Schedule Four to the National Parks Act 1975;

(iii)

a State Wildlife Reserve.

(2)

A person specified in subregulation (3) has a prescribed consent to remove dead seagrass or dead seaweed that is restricting access to a port facility, jetty, pier or boat ramp on marine and coastal Crown land if the removal—

(a)

does not remove seagrass or seaweed attached to the sea floor or any substrate; and

(b)

minimises any damage to the marine and coastal environment.

(3)

The following persons are specified—

(a)

a port manager responsible for the port facility, jetty, pier or boat ramp;

(b)

a waterway manager responsible for the jetty, pier or boat ramp;

(c)

a Crown land manager responsible for the marine and coastal Crown land on which the port facility, jetty, pier or boat ramp is situated.

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