Sydney Harbour Federation Trust Regulations 2021
13Activities that are not offences under Division 2.4 or Division 2.5
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13 Activities that are not offences under Division 2.4 or Division 2.5
An offence provision in Division 2.4 or Division 2.5 does not apply to an activity that: (a) is provided for by, and carried out in accordance with, a plan in effect for the area where the activity is carried out; or (b) is provided for by, and carried out in accordance with, a lease or licence granted by the Trust; or (c) is authorised by, and carried out in accordance with, a licence or permit in force under section 9; or (d) is carried out by or on behalf of, or at the request of, the Trust, or by a ranger; or (e) is carried out for the construction, repair or maintenance of a public utility or facility and is authorised by the Trust; or (f) is carried out by an agency of the Commonwealth, or of New South Wales, and is reasonably necessary for law enforcement; or (g) is reasonably necessary to deal with an emergency involving a serious threat to human life or property; or (h) occurs because of an accident, other than an accident caused by negligent or reckless behaviour of the person engaging in the activity; or (i) is carried out by a person who is complying with a direction given to the person by: (i) a ranger; or (ii) a police officer or an emergency services officer in the performance of the officer’s duties.
Note: A defendant bears an evidential burden in relation to a matter in this section (see subsection 13.3(3) of the Criminal Code).