Cape York Peninsula Heritage Act 2007
sec.4How objects are primarily achieved
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sec.4 How objects are primarily achieved
The objects are to be achieved primarily by providing for— the declaration of areas of international conservation significance; and the cooperative involvement of landholders in the management of the natural and cultural values of Cape York Peninsula; and the continuance of an environmentally sustainable pastoral industry as a form of land use in the Cape York Peninsula Region; and the declaration of indigenous community use areas in which indigenous communities may undertake appropriate economic activities; and the establishment of committees to advise the environment Minister and vegetation management Minister about particular matters under this Act.
- (a) the declaration of areas of international conservation significance; and
- (b) the cooperative involvement of landholders in the management of the natural and cultural values of Cape York Peninsula; and
- (c) the continuance of an environmentally sustainable pastoral industry as a form of land use in the Cape York Peninsula Region; and
- (d) the declaration of indigenous community use areas in which indigenous communities may undertake appropriate economic activities; and
- (e) the establishment of committees to advise the environment Minister and vegetation management Minister about particular matters under this Act.