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Fisheries Act 1994

sec.123Protection of marine plants

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### sec.123 Protection of marine plants A person must not unlawfully— remove, destroy or damage a marine plant; or cause a marine plant to be removed, destroyed or damaged. Maximum penalty—3,000 penalty units. removing seagrass from a beach or foreshore burning saltcouch pruning or trimming mangroves s 123 sub 1999 No. 45 s 26 - (a) remove, destroy or damage a marine plant; or - (b) cause a marine plant to be removed, destroyed or damaged.

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