sec.102Limited impact research (extractive)

sec.102 Limited impact research (extractive)

This section applies to a person carrying out limited impact research (extractive) by limited research sampling, or by installing and operating minor research aids. The person— must carry out the research in compliance with any fisheries declarations made under the Fisheries Act 1994 relevant to recreational fishers; and must carry out the research only— by hand; or with the use of minor research aids; and may collect only the following— plankton; no more than 500L of water for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; no more than 500L of sediment for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; non-marine invertebrates; marine plants, if the collection is carried out in compliance with the Fisheries Act 1994 ; and may use a research trawl only in the general use zone; and may tag species of plants or animals other than protected species for carrying out the research; and must not use explosives or chemicals; and must ensure an animal or plant that is a protected species is not taken; and must ensure a specimen from the class Anthozoa or Hydrozoa is not taken. (sec.102-ssec.1) This section applies to a person carrying out limited impact research (extractive) by limited research sampling, or by installing and operating minor research aids. (sec.102-ssec.2) The person— must carry out the research in compliance with any fisheries declarations made under the Fisheries Act 1994 relevant to recreational fishers; and must carry out the research only— by hand; or with the use of minor research aids; and may collect only the following— plankton; no more than 500L of water for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; no more than 500L of sediment for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; non-marine invertebrates; marine plants, if the collection is carried out in compliance with the Fisheries Act 1994 ; and may use a research trawl only in the general use zone; and may tag species of plants or animals other than protected species for carrying out the research; and must not use explosives or chemicals; and must ensure an animal or plant that is a protected species is not taken; and must ensure a specimen from the class Anthozoa or Hydrozoa is not taken.

• (a) must carry out the research in compliance with any fisheries declarations made under the Fisheries Act 1994 relevant to recreational fishers; and
• (b) must carry out the research only— (i) by hand; or (ii) with the use of minor research aids; and
• (i) by hand; or
• (ii) with the use of minor research aids; and
• (c) may collect only the following— (i) plankton; (ii) no more than 500L of water for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; (iii) no more than 500L of sediment for samples for each research project being carried out for each year; (iv) non-marine invertebrates; (v) marine plants, if the collection is carried out in compliance with the Fisheries Act 1994 ; and