Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust Regulation 2024
10Trust lands may be designated for use for organised activities
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10 Trust lands may be designated for use for organised activities
10 Trust lands may be designated for use for organised activities
(1) The Trust or the Chief Executive may designate Trust lands (a designated space) for use for the purpose of the following (organised activities)—
(a) an organised sporting activity,
(b) an organised entertainment,
(c) an organised ceremony or event,
(d) another organised activity.
(2) The Trust or the Chief Executive may give notice of a designation under subsection (1) by—
(a) giving a direction, or
(b) displaying a sign on or adjacent to the relevant Trust lands, or
(c) public notice, including by notice published on a website maintained by the Trust.
(3) The Trust or the Chief Executive may, by written notice, permit a person to do the following—
(a) use a designated space for the organised activity for which the space was designated,
(b) use signs to designate points on the perimeter of the designated space as entrances or exits for persons attending the organised activity,
(c) prevent people from—
(i) entering the designated space without a ticket, and
(ii) entering or exiting the designated space other than through the designated points.
Note—
See section 44 in relation to conditions that may be imposed on permissions.
(4) In this section—
ticket includes a permit or authority, however expressed.