Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983
136Chargeable permissions
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136 Chargeable permissions
For the definition of chargeable permission in subsection 3(1) of the Act, a permission granted under these Regulations is a chargeable permission for the purposes of the Act if it is a permission for any of the following kinds of activity: (a) the operation of a tourist program; (b) a commercial operation that primarily involves: (i) the sale of goods or services from a vessel; or (ii) vessel chartering for a purpose other than tourism; or (iii) the construction or maintenance of a facility; (c) the operation of a land‑based sewage outfall; (d) the establishment or operation of farming facilities for the culture of pearls or clams; (e) the construction and conduct of a mooring.