(1) An easement for public access may be granted--(a) for Crown land proposed to be sold under this Act--by the Minister at any time before the sale, or(b) for dedicated or reserved Crown land--by the Minister, or(c) for Crown land authorised to be sold or transferred by the Minister under another Act--by the Minister at any time before the sale or transfer, or(d) for land under a lease from the Crown--by the Minister with the consent of the holder of the lease, or(e) for freehold land--by its owner.
(2) An easement for public access may be granted for the benefit of the Crown without a dominant tenement.
(3) An easement for public access may be defined by reference to a natural or physical feature as it exists from time to time.
(4) An easement for public access over land confers on the public a right to enter the land and to carry on any activity except an activity of a kind prescribed by the regulations (a
"prescribed activity" ).
(5) A person must not carry on a prescribed activity on land that is subject to an easement for public access.: Maximum penalty--100 penalty units.
(6) This section extends to Crown land regardless of whether or not--(a) there is a holding or enclosure permit over it, or(b) it is dedicated or reserved Crown land.