sec.283Exemption for activities contributing to conservation

sec.283 Exemption for activities contributing to conservation

The chief executive may grant an exemption from the payment of a fee for a protected area authority only if the chief executive is satisfied— the proposed activities to be conducted under the protected area authority are likely to make a significant contribution to— the conservation of nature generally; or the conservation or presentation of the cultural or natural resources of any protected area; or the management of any protected area; and any commercial or recreational aspect of the activities is not the primary purpose for carrying out the activities.

• (a) the proposed activities to be conducted under the protected area authority are likely to make a significant contribution to— (i) the conservation of nature generally; or (ii) the conservation or presentation of the cultural or natural resources of any protected area; or (iii) the management of any protected area; and
• (i) the conservation of nature generally; or
• (ii) the conservation or presentation of the cultural or natural resources of any protected area; or
• (iii) the management of any protected area; and
• (b) any commercial or recreational aspect of the activities is not the primary purpose for carrying out the activities.
• (i) the conservation of nature generally; or
• (ii) the conservation or presentation of the cultural or natural resources of any protected area; or
• (iii) the management of any protected area; and