Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust Regulation 2020
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32 Causing damage
32 Causing damage
(1) A person must not do any of the following on the Trust lands, except with the written permission of, and in the manner approved by, the Trust or the Executive Director—
(a) damage a lawn, playing field or green except in the course of, and as a normal incident of, recreational or sporting activity on any part of the Trust lands designated for use for that activity under clause 8,
(b) remove, uproot, damage, remove a part from, or otherwise interfere with, a tree, shrub, fern, creeper, vine, palm, plant or other vegetation,
(c) plant, or attempt to plant, a tree or other vegetation,
(d) remove any timber, log or stump, standing or fallen,
(e) bring in, deface, dig up or remove any rock, soil, sand, stone or similar substance,
(f) damage, deface, interfere with, destroy or remove any part of the Trust lands or any thing situated on the Trust lands (including roads, paths, signs, machinery or equipment),
(g) climb on any tree, building or protected structure (other than play equipment),
(h) block or inhibit (whether wholly or partially) access through, to or on a gate, access-way, path or road,
(i) pass through or step over any temporary or permanent fencing or any barricade or other structure regulating access to any part of the Trust lands or any building within the Trust lands by foot or vehicle,
(j) light a fire—
(i) at a time when the lighting of fires on the Trust lands is prohibited by the Trust or the Executive Director by signs displayed on or near the Trust lands or a time when the lighting of fires in the area in which the Trust lands are situated is prohibited by or under the provisions of the Rural Fires Act 1997, or
(ii) at any other time except in a fireplace or on equipment provided for the purpose by the Trust or in portable cooking equipment,
(k) use a drinking fountain or a toilet block for a purpose other than its intended purpose,
(l) deposit any oil, hot liquid or similar product, or any ice or frozen liquid, onto any ground or vegetation,