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Nature Conservation (Protected Areas Management) Regulation 2024
sec.61Restriction about purposes for which permit may be granted
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sec.61 Restriction about purposes for which permit may be granted
The chief executive may grant a resources permit for scientific purposes for a cultural or natural resource of a protected area only if the chief executive is satisfied— the scientific purpose for which the resource is to be taken, used, kept or interfered with is a genuine scientific purpose; and the scientific purpose can only reasonably be conducted in the protected area or part of the protected area for which the permit is to be granted.
- (a) the scientific purpose for which the resource is to be taken, used, kept or interfered with is a genuine scientific purpose; and
- (b) the scientific purpose can only reasonably be conducted in the protected area or part of the protected area for which the permit is to be granted.