sec.20Entry or use of marine national park zone with permission

sec.20 Entry or use of marine national park zone with permission

A person may enter or use an area in the marine national park zone with a permission for any of the following purposes— to carry out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 19 (b) ; to conduct a tourism program; to carry out a media activity, other than a limited media activity; to carry out research, other than research mentioned in section 19 (d) , that the chief executive decides— is relevant to, and a priority for, the management of the marine park; or can not reasonably be conducted elsewhere; to conduct a limited educational program; to conduct a vessel charter operation; to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than— 14 consecutive days; or 30 days in any period of 60 days; to navigate a ship or managed vessel; to operate a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone, other than operating a vessel for a purpose mentioned in section 19 ; to operate an aircraft— at an altitude of 500ft or less; or to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park; to carry out works consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone; to carry out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to— human life or safety; or the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park; another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 19 , that is consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone. For subsection (1) (g) , a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the marine national park zone during a period unless, during the period, the vessel is moved and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area. (sec.20-ssec.1) A person may enter or use an area in the marine national park zone with a permission for any of the following purposes— to carry out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 19 (b) ; to conduct a tourism program; to carry out a media activity, other than a limited media activity; to carry out research, other than research mentioned in section 19 (d) , that the chief executive decides— is relevant to, and a priority for, the management of the marine park; or can not reasonably be conducted elsewhere; to conduct a limited educational program; to conduct a vessel charter operation; to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than— 14 consecutive days; or 30 days in any period of 60 days; to navigate a ship or managed vessel; to operate a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone, other than operating a vessel for a purpose mentioned in section 19 ; to operate an aircraft— at an altitude of 500ft or less; or to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park; to carry out works consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone; to carry out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to— human life or safety; or the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park; another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 19 , that is consistent with the objects to be achieved for the zone. (sec.20-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (g) , a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the marine national park zone during a period unless, during the period, the vessel is moved and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area.