National Parks and Wildlife Regulation 2019
10IDisplay of receipt, ticket or pass
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10I Display of receipt, ticket or pass
10I Display of receipt, ticket or pass
(1) A person who parks a motor vehicle in a park must ensure the motor vehicle clearly displays a valid receipt, ticket or pass to show that the fee or charge determined under clause 10B for entry to the park has been paid, unless—
(a) the receipt, ticket or pass was issued in an electronic form, or
(b) the motor vehicle clearly displays a receipt, ticket or pass to show that a park authority has waived payment of a required fee or charge under clause 10F(3), or
(c) the driver or a passenger in the motor vehicle is the subject of a waiver determination and the motor vehicle clearly displays a receipt, ticket or pass issued by the park authority to show that the motor vehicle was permitted to enter the park on that basis, or
(d) the driver or a passenger in the motor vehicle and the motor vehicle are the subject of a valid waiver pass issued in an electronic form, or
(e) the driver or a passenger in the motor vehicle and the motor vehicle are the subject of a valid waiver pass issued in hard copy form and the motor vehicle clearly displays the waiver pass.
Maximum penalty—30 penalty units.
Note—
Clause 3 provides that, when used as a verb, park means to park a vehicle or to cause or allow a vehicle to park, stand or wait.
(2) A person does not commit an offence under this clause for anything done or omitted to be done with the consent of a park authority and in accordance with conditions to which the consent is subject.
cl 10I: Ins 2021 (25), Sch 1[6].