Power to give directions
23 Power to give directions
An authorised officer or an appointed employee may direct a person—
to leave a park or an area of a park; or
if it appears unsafe to leave a park or an area of a park, to remain in the park or the area of the park.
A direction given under subregulation (1)(a) may include a direction not to re‑enter the park or an area of the park for a specified period not exceeding 24 hours.
An authorised officer must not give a direction under subregulation (1) unless the authorised officer reasonably believes the direction is necessary for any of the following purposes—
the safety of persons within the park;
the care, protection or management of the park.
An appointed employee must not give a direction under subregulation (1) unless an authorised officer is not available, and the appointed employee reasonably believes the direction is necessary for the safety of persons within the park.
The land manager, in writing, may appoint an employee of the land manager as an appointed employee for the purposes of this regulation.
In this regulation—
appointed employee means a person appointed under subregulation (5).
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