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Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Regulations 1983
143Visitors who do not have to pay charge
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#### 143 Visitors who do not have to pay charge
(1) Charge is not payable under this Subdivision by a visitor who takes part in a tourist program on a day if:
(a) on the same day, the visitor has used a service for which the full amount of the standard tourist program charge is payable by the visitor; and
(b) the visitor, or the holder of the chargeable permission under which the service mentioned in paragraph (a) was provided, has evidence (in the form of a dated receipt or dated ticket) that the visitor has paid the charge.
(2) Charge is not payable under this Subdivision by a visitor who takes part in a tourist program provided under a chargeable permission on a day if the visitor only takes part in the program on the day by:
(a) using any non‑motorised beach equipment for which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge under regulation 149; or
(b) using a dinghy for which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge under regulation 150; or
(c) using any motorised water sport equipment for which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge under regulation 151; or
(d) participating in 1 or more excursions to which regulation 152 or 153 applies; or
(e) being accommodated in a floating hotel, the operation of which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge for under regulation 155; or
(f) berthing a vessel at a marina, the construction or operation of which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge for under regulation 156; or
(g) participating in 1 or more excursions to an underwater observatory, the operation of which the holder of the permission is liable to pay charge for under regulation 157.