sec.69DEntering a dam, lake or watercourse

### sec.69D Entering a dam, lake or watercourse The chief executive may, by regulatory notice, prohibit any person— entering a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve; or going onto a bed or bank of a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve. The chief executive may do so only if satisfied it is necessary to protect 1 or more of the following— the health or safety of people; the quality of the water in the dam, lake or watercourse; plants or animals. A person must not contravene a regulatory notice under subsection (1) . Maximum penalty for subsection (3) —50 penalty units. s 69D prev s 69D ins 1998 No. 50 s 22 amd 1999 No. 79 s 7 exp 27 November 2009 (see prev s 69D) pres s 69D ins 2014 No. 41 s 31 (sec.69D-ssec.1) The chief executive may, by regulatory notice, prohibit any person— entering a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve; or going onto a bed or bank of a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve. (sec.69D-ssec.2) The chief executive may do so only if satisfied it is necessary to protect 1 or more of the following— the health or safety of people; the quality of the water in the dam, lake or watercourse; plants or animals. (sec.69D-ssec.3) A person must not contravene a regulatory notice under subsection (1) . Maximum penalty for subsection (3) —50 penalty units. - (a) entering a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve; or - (b) going onto a bed or bank of a dam, lake or watercourse in a State forest or timber reserve. - (a) the health or safety of people; - (b) the quality of the water in the dam, lake or watercourse; - (c) plants or animals.