31Short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land

#### 31 Short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land 31 Short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land > > (1) Each of the following purposes is prescribed as a purpose for which a short-term licence may be granted under section 2.20 of the Act— > > > > > (a) access through a reserve, > > > > > (b) advertising, > > > > > (c) camping using a tent, caravan or otherwise, > > > > > (d) catering, > > > > > (e) community, training or education, > > > > > (f) emergency occupation, > > > > > (g) entertainment, > > > > > (h) environmental protection, conservation or restoration or environmental studies, > > > > > (i) equestrian events, > > > > > (j) exhibitions, > > > > > (k) filming (as defined in the [Local Government Act 1993](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1993-030)), > > > > > (l) functions, > > > > > (m) grazing, > > > > > (n) hiring of equipment, > > > > > (o) holiday accommodation, > > > > > (p) markets, > > > > > (q) meetings, > > > > > (r) military exercises, > > > > > (s) mooring of boats to wharves or other structures, > > > > > (t) sales, > > > > > (u) shows, > > > > > (v) site investigations, > > > > > (w) sporting and organised recreational activities, > > > > > (x) stabling of horses, > > > > > (y) storage. > > > (2) In addition to any other condition to which a short-term licence granted under section 2.20 of the Act is subject, the condition that the relationship of landlord and tenant is not created between the parties is also prescribed. > > > (3) The period of one year is prescribed as the maximum term for which a short-term licence may be granted under section 2.20 of the Act (including any further term available under an option or holding over provision).