sec.10Matters to which chief executive must have regard

### sec.10 Matters to which chief executive must have regard In considering an application for a permission for a marine park or a part of a marine park, the chief executive must have regard to all of the following— the potential impact of the conduct proposed to be permitted under the permission (the proposed conduct ) on the environment and on the cultural resources of the marine park or part; options for monitoring, managing and mitigating the potential impact of the proposed conduct on the environment and on the cultural resources of the marine park or part; if the proposed conduct will take place in an area to which a zoning plan applies—the objects of the area as set out in the zoning plan; any written submissions received about the application in response to any public notice of the application given under section 15 ; any other matters relevant to the orderly and proper management of the marine park. - (a) the potential impact of the conduct proposed to be permitted under the permission (the proposed conduct ) on the environment and on the cultural resources of the marine park or part; - (b) options for monitoring, managing and mitigating the potential impact of the proposed conduct on the environment and on the cultural resources of the marine park or part; - (c) if the proposed conduct will take place in an area to which a zoning plan applies—the objects of the area as set out in the zoning plan; - (d) any written submissions received about the application in response to any public notice of the application given under section 15 ; - (e) any other matters relevant to the orderly and proper management of the marine park.