Marine Parks (Great Barrier Reef Coast) Zoning Plan 2004
sec.9Rules for working out areas extending Commonwealth areas to an island
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sec.9 Rules for working out areas extending Commonwealth areas to an island
This section applies to an area that is to be worked out by extending a Commonwealth area that is at an island at low water to the landward boundary of the marine park. If the whole of the island at low water adjoins the same Commonwealth area, the area must be worked out by extending the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area to the landward boundary of the marine park. If the island at low water adjoins 2 or more Commonwealth areas, the areas adjoining the island must be worked out by extending, in the way mentioned in section 10 , the relevant boundaries of the Commonwealth areas from the landward boundary of the areas to the landward boundary of the marine park. (sec.9-ssec.1) This section applies to an area that is to be worked out by extending a Commonwealth area that is at an island at low water to the landward boundary of the marine park. (sec.9-ssec.2) If the whole of the island at low water adjoins the same Commonwealth area, the area must be worked out by extending the landward boundary of the Commonwealth area to the landward boundary of the marine park. (sec.9-ssec.3) If the island at low water adjoins 2 or more Commonwealth areas, the areas adjoining the island must be worked out by extending, in the way mentioned in section 10 , the relevant boundaries of the Commonwealth areas from the landward boundary of the areas to the landward boundary of the marine park.