Wellington Park Act 1993
25Contents of management plans
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25 Contents of management plans
(1) A management plan may indicate the purposes for which, or the manner in which, Wellington Park, or any part of Wellington Park, is to be protected, used, developed or managed and, in particular –
(a) may indicate the manner in which the powers of the Trust are to be exercised in relation to Wellington Park or any part of Wellington Park; and
(b) may prohibit or restrict, in relation to Wellington Park or any part of Wellington Park, the exercise of those powers; and
(ba) [Section 25 Subsection (1) amended by No. 48 of 2004, s. 4, Applied:17 Dec 2004] may contain any provision which a planning scheme under the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993 may contain; and
(c) may contain any other provisions that are authorized by this Act to be contained in the plan.
(2) Subject to subsection (3) , a management plan may make provision for the use or development of Wellington Park otherwise than under the powers conferred by this Act and for that purpose may authorize the exercise in relation to Wellington Park, subject to such restrictions (if any) as may be specified in the plan, of any statutory power.
(3) Any provisions in a management plan giving such authority as is referred to in subsection (2) are of no effect unless the inclusion of those provisions in that plan is approved by resolution of each House of Parliament.
(4) The Clerk of the House by which a resolution referred to in subsection (3) is passed must publish notice of the resolution in the Gazette as soon as possible after it is passed.
(5) A management plan may prohibit or restrict the exercise in relation to Wellington Park of any statutory powers.
(6) Any restriction imposed under this section on the exercise of a statutory power may be a restriction specifying the conditions subject to which it may be exercised, or the circumstances in which it may or may not be exercised.
(7) Any condition imposed under this section on the exercise of a statutory power may be a condition requiring the carrying out, or designed to facilitate or promote the carrying out, of works and other operations during or after the exercise of that power, or requiring the entering into of contracts or the making of any other arrangements designed to secure the carrying out of those works or operations.