Transport Infrastructure (Public Marine Facilities) Regulation 2023
sec.9Responsibilities
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sec.9 Responsibilities
The manager of a public marine facility is responsible for all aspects of managing the facility unless otherwise agreed to by the chief executive, including, for example, the following— replacing buoy moorings, pile moorings and dinghy racks in the facility; maintaining roads, parking areas, amenities and gardens in the facility; maintenance dredging in the facility other than dredging of channels to landings and boat ramps. However, the manager of a public marine facility is not responsible for replacing the facility if the facility is— a boat ramp; or a breakwater; or a landing; or a navigational aid; or a revetment wall. (sec.9-ssec.1) The manager of a public marine facility is responsible for all aspects of managing the facility unless otherwise agreed to by the chief executive, including, for example, the following— replacing buoy moorings, pile moorings and dinghy racks in the facility; maintaining roads, parking areas, amenities and gardens in the facility; maintenance dredging in the facility other than dredging of channels to landings and boat ramps. (sec.9-ssec.2) However, the manager of a public marine facility is not responsible for replacing the facility if the facility is— a boat ramp; or a breakwater; or a landing; or a navigational aid; or a revetment wall.
- (a) replacing buoy moorings, pile moorings and dinghy racks in the facility;
- (b) maintaining roads, parking areas, amenities and gardens in the facility;
- (c) maintenance dredging in the facility other than dredging of channels to landings and boat ramps.
- (a) a boat ramp; or
- (b) a breakwater; or
- (c) a landing; or
- (d) a navigational aid; or
- (e) a revetment wall.