Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust Regulation 2024
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25 Weddings and organised ceremonies
25 Weddings and organised ceremonies
(1) Without limiting section 10, the Trust may designate an area on the Trust lands—
(a) where persons may get married or conduct an organised ceremony—
(i) without the Trust’s written permission, and
(ii) without paying a fee, or
(b) where persons may get married or conduct an organised ceremony, but only—
(i) with the Trust’s written permission, and
(ii) on payment of a fee decided by the Trust.
(2) A person must not do the following on the Trust lands—
(a) get married on a part of the Trust lands not designated as an area where persons may get married under subsection (1)(a),
(b) get married on a part of the Trust lands designated as an area where persons may get married under subsection (1)(b)—
(i) without the Trust’s written permission, and
(ii) if the Trust has decided to impose a fee—without paying the fee,
(c) conduct an organised ceremony, other than a wedding, on a part of the Trust lands not designated as an area where the organised ceremony may be conducted under subsection (1)(a),
(d) conduct an organised ceremony, other than a wedding, on a part of the Trust lands designated as an area where the organised ceremony may be conducted under subsection (1)(b)—
(i) without the Trust’s written permission, or
(ii) if the Trust has decided to impose a fee—without paying the fee.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.
(3) A person does not commit an offence against this section if the wedding or organised ceremony is conducted in accordance with the written permission of the Trust or the Chief Executive given under section 10(3).