Public Unleased Land Act 2013
21Directions to repair damage to public unleased land
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21 Directions to repair damage to public unleased land (a) a person causes damage to— (i) public unleased land; or (ii) Territory property on public unleased land; and Example—Territory property on public unleased land 1 boundary mark 2 public notice
Damage to public unleased land Division 2.4 (b) the damage is not authorised under— (i) an approval under this Act; or Examples—approvals that may authorise damage 1 closed road approval 2 work approval (ii) a public unleased land permit; or (iii) a nature conservation licence under the Nature Conservation Act 2014, section 262 (What is a nature conservation licence?). (2) The director-general may direct (a repair damage direction) the person to repair the damage. (3) A repair damage direction must be in writing and state— (a) the public unleased land and Territory property (if any); and (b) the damage to be repaired; and (c) when the direction must be complied with, being a day at least 1 month after the direction is given to the person.