sec.91Ferry services

### sec.91 Ferry services The council has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across a watercourse if the land that forms both banks of the watercourse is in Brisbane. A watercourse is a river, creek or channel where water flows naturally. The council may— lease the right to provide a ferry service across a watercourse that it has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and make local laws for managing and regulating the use of ferries operated or leased by it. A regulation may— declare another watercourse that the council has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and provide for any other matter connected with the provision of ferry services (including declaring the approaches to a ferry as being under the control of the council, for example). (sec.91-ssec.1) The council has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across a watercourse if the land that forms both banks of the watercourse is in Brisbane. (sec.91-ssec.2) A watercourse is a river, creek or channel where water flows naturally. (sec.91-ssec.3) The council may— lease the right to provide a ferry service across a watercourse that it has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and make local laws for managing and regulating the use of ferries operated or leased by it. (sec.91-ssec.4) A regulation may— declare another watercourse that the council has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and provide for any other matter connected with the provision of ferry services (including declaring the approaches to a ferry as being under the control of the council, for example). - (a) lease the right to provide a ferry service across a watercourse that it has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and - (b) make local laws for managing and regulating the use of ferries operated or leased by it. - (a) declare another watercourse that the council has the exclusive right to provide a ferry service across; and - (b) provide for any other matter connected with the provision of ferry services (including declaring the approaches to a ferry as being under the control of the council, for example).