sec.60Community considerations

sec.60 Community considerations

The authority must have regard to the effects a proposed decision on the application may have for the following persons and matters— for land in the area that may be affected by the proposed activity— the likely effect on the land-holder, any native title holder and any other Aboriginal persons particularly concerned with the land; and the likely effect on the amenity of the land, having regard to the current uses of the land and the experiences currently enjoyed by visitors; and if a permit has already been issued to a person to carry out an activity (the existing activity ) on the land—the likely effect on the permit holder carrying out the existing activity; the community need for the proposed activity; the likely effect on the community’s ability to continue to participate in the management, protection, presentation, enjoyment and ecologically sustainable use of the area; any other relevant social, economic and cultural effects. s 60 amd 2020 SL No. 176 s 41

• (a) for land in the area that may be affected by the proposed activity— (i) the likely effect on the land-holder, any native title holder and any other Aboriginal persons particularly concerned with the land; and (ii) the likely effect on the amenity of the land, having regard to the current uses of the land and the experiences currently enjoyed by visitors; and (iii) if a permit has already been issued to a person to carry out an activity (the existing activity ) on the land—the likely effect on the permit holder carrying out the existing activity;
• (i) the likely effect on the land-holder, any native title holder and any other Aboriginal persons particularly concerned with the land; and
• (ii) the likely effect on the amenity of the land, having regard to the current uses of the land and the experiences currently enjoyed by visitors; and
• (iii) if a permit has already been issued to a person to carry out an activity (the existing activity ) on the land—the likely effect on the permit holder carrying out the existing activity;
• (b) the community need for the proposed activity;
• (c) the likely effect on the community’s ability to continue to participate in the management, protection, presentation, enjoyment and ecologically sustainable use of the area;
• (d) any other relevant social, economic and cultural effects.
• (i) the likely effect on the land-holder, any native title holder and any other Aboriginal persons particularly concerned with the land; and
• (ii) the likely effect on the amenity of the land, having regard to the current uses of the land and the experiences currently enjoyed by visitors; and
• (iii) if a permit has already been issued to a person to carry out an activity (the existing activity ) on the land—the likely effect on the permit holder carrying out the existing activity;