sec.92Cancelling commercial activity agreements or suspending authorisations under agreements (other than immediately)

### sec.92 Cancelling commercial activity agreements or suspending authorisations under agreements (other than immediately) The chief executive may cancel a commercial activity agreement or suspend the authorisation under the agreement other than immediately— for a reason mentioned in section 90 (1) ; or if the chief executive reasonably believes— the agreement was obtained because of incorrect or misleading information; or the other party to the agreement has contravened a condition of the agreement; or the other party to the agreement is no longer a suitable person to be a party to the agreement; or if the other party to the agreement is convicted of an offence against this Act; or if the chief executive reasonably believes the activities being conducted under the agreement are having an unacceptable impact on— the conservation of cultural or natural resources of the recreation area to which it applies; or the amenity of the recreation area to which it applies and areas adjacent to the area; or if the chief executive reasonably believes the activities being conducted under the agreement are threatening public health or safety; or if the chief executive reasonably believes the cancellation or suspension is necessary to ensure the fair and equitable access to the area. environmental factors have affected the availability of public access to a recreation area to which the commercial activity agreement applies and the agreement currently restricts the remaining access to the area - (a) for a reason mentioned in section 90 (1) ; or - (b) if the chief executive reasonably believes— (i) the agreement was obtained because of incorrect or misleading information; or (ii) the other party to the agreement has contravened a condition of the agreement; or (iii) the other party to the agreement is no longer a suitable person to be a party to the agreement; or - (i) the agreement was obtained because of incorrect or misleading information; or - (ii) the other party to the agreement has contravened a condition of the agreement; or - (iii) the other party to the agreement is no longer a suitable person to be a party to the agreement; or - (c) if the other party to the agreement is convicted of an offence against this Act; or - (d) if the chief executive reasonably believes the activities being conducted under the agreement are having an unacceptable impact on— (i) the conservation of cultural or natural resources of the recreation area to which it applies; or (ii) the amenity of the recreation area to which it applies and areas adjacent to the area; or - (i) the conservation of cultural or natural resources of the recreation area to which it applies; or - (ii) the amenity of the recreation area to which it applies and areas adjacent to the area; or - (e) if the chief executive reasonably believes the activities being conducted under the agreement are threatening public health or safety; or - (f) if the chief executive reasonably believes the cancellation or suspension is necessary to ensure the fair and equitable access to the area. Example for paragraph (f) — environmental factors have affected the availability of public access to a recreation area to which the commercial activity agreement applies and the agreement currently restricts the remaining access to the area - (i) the agreement was obtained because of incorrect or misleading information; or - (ii) the other party to the agreement has contravened a condition of the agreement; or - (iii) the other party to the agreement is no longer a suitable person to be a party to the agreement; or - (i) the conservation of cultural or natural resources of the recreation area to which it applies; or - (ii) the amenity of the recreation area to which it applies and areas adjacent to the area; or