Notice of moorings suspected of not being lawfully authorised
60AA Notice of moorings suspected of not being lawfully authorised
If the CEO is of the opinion that a mooring is on CALM land without lawful authority the CEO may give notice in writing to the person who owns or apparently controls the mooring.
The notice must specify a reasonable time within which the person must —
provide evidence to the CEO that the mooring is authorised to be on CALM land; or
apply to the CEO for a licence or other authorisation for the mooring to be on CALM land; or
remove the mooring.
Proceedings for an offence under subregulation 59(1)(b) must not be commenced against a person unless the CEO has given the person a notice under subregulation (1) and either —
the person has failed to comply with the notice; or
the person has applied for a licence or other authorisation before the end of the period specified in the notice and the application has been refused.
[Regulation 60AA inserted: Gazette 4 Dec 2015 p. 4841-2.]
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