sec.76Permit must be consistent with management principles, intent or plan or conservation agreement

sec.76 Permit must be consistent with management principles, intent or plan or conservation agreement

The chief executive may not grant an activity permit for a protected area that is inconsistent with— the management principles for the area; and any of the following for the area— the interim or declared management intent; the management plan; the conservation agreement. See also section 137 of the Act in relation to similar restrictions on issuing or giving a licence, permit or authority to take, use, keep or interfere with cultural or natural resource of a protected area.

• (a) the management principles for the area; and
• (b) any of the following for the area— (i) the interim or declared management intent; (ii) the management plan; (iii) the conservation agreement.
• (i) the interim or declared management intent;
• (ii) the management plan;
• (iii) the conservation agreement.
• (i) the interim or declared management intent;
• (ii) the management plan;
• (iii) the conservation agreement.