(1) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following concerning short-term licences over dedicated or reserved Crown land--(a) any purposes for which the licences may be granted (
"prescribed purpose" ),(b) any conditions to which the licences are subject (
"prescribed condition" ),(c) the maximum term for which licences may be granted (
"prescribed maximum term" ).
(2) The Minister may grant a short-term licence over dedicated or reserved Crown land for any prescribed purpose.
(3) A short-term licence may be granted even if the purpose for which it is granted is inconsistent with the purposes for which the Crown land is dedicated or reserved.
(4) A short-term licence may be granted subject to conditions specified by the Minister and is also subject to any prescribed conditions.
(5) A short-term licence may not be granted for any purpose for which an authority, permit, lease or licence may be granted under the Fisheries Management Act 1994 .
(6) A short-term licence ceases to have effect when the prescribed maximum term after it is granted expires, unless it is revoked sooner by the Minister or is granted for a shorter term.
(7) Sections 2.18 and 2.19 do not limit the circumstances in which short-term licences can be granted under this section.
Note--: This section also applies to short-term licences granted by Crown land managers over dedicated or reserved Crown land. See section 3.17.