Regulations: stranded or distressed fauna
164 Regulations: stranded or distressed fauna
In this section —
closed area means an area of land that is closed in accordance with the regulations;
responsible authority means a public authority that has the care, control and management of land within a closed area.
The regulations may —
provide for the protection of fauna that is, or appears to be, stranded or distressed; and
regulate, control or prohibit the carrying out of any activity in relation to such fauna; and
provide for the closure of areas of land where such fauna is, or is likely to be, located.
Regulations made for the purposes of subsection (2)(c) —
may, in the case of an area of land that is or includes private land, require the consent of an owner or occupier of the land to be obtained before the area is closed; and
must provide for notification of the closure of an area of land to be given to any relevant responsible authority as soon as is practicable after the closure.
Regulations made for the purposes of subsection (2)(c) may —
confer power on the CEO to authorise the closure of areas of land; and
provide for the designation of closed areas by means of notices, signs, barriers or other prescribed devices; and
confer power on CALM Act officers to direct persons to leave, or not to enter, a closed area; and
prohibit persons from being in a closed area except with the permission of a CALM Act officer.
This section does not limit or otherwise affect the operation of section 255(2) or (4).
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