Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens Act 2002
25Protection of Botanical Gardens
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25 Protection of Botanical Gardens
A person, except with the written consent of the Board, must not, in the Botanical Gardens –
(a) damage any lawn or green, otherwise than in the course of, and as a normal incident to, an organised recreational or sporting activity; or
(b) remove, uproot, climb upon or cause damage to any tree or other vegetation or part of any tree or other vegetation; or
(c) remove any dead timber, log or stump, whether standing or fallen; or
(d) deface any rock or dig up any soil, sand, stone or similar substance; or
(e) damage, deface, interfere with or remove any part of, or anything that forms part of, the Botanical Gardens; or
(f) destroy, capture, injure or interfere with any animal; or
(g) destroy or interfere with the habitat of any animal; or
(h) bring into, or allow to remain in, the Botanical Gardens any animal other than a guide dog, as defined in the Guide Dogs and Hearing Dogs Act 1967 , that is in harness.
Penalty: Fine not exceeding 10 penalty units.