387Management objectives for public land

387 Management objectives for public land (1) The management objectives for an area of public land reserved for a particular purpose are— (a) the management objectives stated in schedule 3, part 3.2, column 3 for areas of land reserved for the purpose; and (b) the management objectives determined by the conservator of flora and fauna under subsection (2). (2) The conservator of flora and fauna may determine management objectives for an area of public land reserved for a purpose mentioned in schedule 3, part 3.2, column 2. (3) A management objectives determination is a disallowable instrument. (4) If there is an inconsistency between 2 management objectives stated in schedule 3, part 3.2 in relation to an area of public land, the objective appearing earlier in the schedule prevails to the extent of the inconsistency. (5) If there is an inconsistency between a management objective stated in schedule 3, part 3.2, and a management objective determined by the conservator of flora and fauna in relation to an area of public land, the objective in the schedule prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.

Public land management plans Division 11.2.1 Part 11.2 Management plans for public land Division 11.2.1 Public land management plans 388 Meaning of public land management plan public land management plan, for an area of public land, means— (a) if the area is a reserve—a reserve management plan for the area; or (b) if the area is not a reserve—a land management plan for the area. Note 1 Reserves include wilderness areas, national parks, nature reserves, catchment areas and other prescribed areas of public land. Note 2 Public land that is not a reserve may include special purpose reserves, urban open spaces, cemeteries, lakes, sport and recreation reserves and heritage areas. reserve—see the Nature Conservation Act 2014, section 169. reserve management plan, for a reserve—see the Nature Conservation Act 2014, section 175. Note Under the Nature Conservation Act 2014, s 177, the custodian of a reserve must follow the process in that Act for preparing a draft reserve management plan for the reserve.