National Parks Regulations 2024

the approval remains in force for a period of 12 months commencing on the date it is given;

before each occasion on which the person to whom the approval has been given enters the Park, the person must notify the Minister as to—

the number of the Fishery Access Licence under which any priority species carried on the boat has been caught; and

the person's intention to enter the Park;

on each occasion on which the person to whom the approval has been given leaves the Park, the person must notify the Minister, as soon as practicable after leaving the Park as to—

the number of the Fishery Access Licence under which any priority species carried on the boat has been caught; and

the person's departure from the Park;

the boat in respect of which the approval has been given—

must not remain stationary in any part of the Park except that part shown hatched and bounded by the thick black line on the plan lodged in the Central Plan Office and numbered LEGL./14‑006; and

must travel by the shortest practicable route on entering the Park, from its point of entry on the boundary of the park to the boundary of the area shown hatched and bounded by the thick black line on the plan lodged in the Central Plan Office and numbered LEGL./14‑006; and

must travel by the shortest practicable route when leaving the Park, from the point of exit on the boundary of the area shown hatched and bounded by the thick black line on the plan lodged in the Central Plan Office and numbered LEGL./14‑006, to the boundary of the Park.