National Parks and Reserves Management Act 2002
29Managing authorities for reserves
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29 Managing authorities for reserves
(1) Subject to any orders made under this section, the Director is the managing authority for all reserved land other than –
(a) reserved land that is within a private sanctuary or private nature reserve; or
(b) reserved land that is vested in a public authority.
(2) The Governor, by order made with the consent of a prescribed body, may declare that body to be the managing authority for any reserved land other than land within a national park or nature reserve.
(3) The Governor, by order made with the consent of a Conservation Management Trust, may declare that Trust to be the managing authority for any reserved land in a class specified in section 31(2) .
(4) An order may not be made under subsection (3) declaring a Conservation Management Trust to be the managing authority for any reserved land unless there is a management plan for that land.
(5) The Governor, by order, may declare the Director to be the managing authority for –
(a) land within a private sanctuary or private nature reserve; or
(b) land vested in a public authority.
(6) An order may not be made under this section –
(a) in respect of land within a private sanctuary or private nature reserve without the consent of the owner of that land; or
(b) in respect of land vested in a public authority without the consent of the public authority; or
(c) in respect of land within a leased reserve without the consent of the owner of the land.
(7) An order under this section in respect of any reserved land may make provision with respect to –
(a) the defraying of the expenses incurred under this Act in relation to that land; and
(b) the application of any moneys received under this Act by way of rents, charges or otherwise in respect of the land –