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GAME AND FERAL ANIMAL CONTROL ACT 2002 - SECT 20
Declaration of public lands available for hunting game
20 Declaration of public lands available for hunting game
(1) For the purposes of this section, the
"responsible Minister" for public lands is the Minister who has the care or
control of the land or who is responsible for the authority that has the care
or control of the land.
(2) The responsible Minister for public land may make
a declaration in accordance with this section that game animals on that land
may be hunted by persons duly licensed under this Act.
(3) The
responsible Minister must, before making a declaration, give public notice of
the proposed declaration in accordance with the regulations.
(4) The
responsible Minister is, before making a declaration, to have regard to-- (a)
the impact of the declaration on public safety, and
(b) the rights of others
using the land, and
(c) any plan of management or other policy document
relating to the use or management of the land, and
(d) any recommendation of
the authority that has care or control of the land, and
(e) any
recommendation of the Regulatory Authority.
(5) A declaration may be limited
to particular parts of the land, to particular game animals, to particular
times or to other particular circumstances.
(6) A declaration may require a
person who hunts game animals in the land concerned-- (a) to register with a
specified person or body before hunting on the land, and
(b) to comply with
any exclusion or other notice issued or erected by the authority that has the
care or control of the land, and
(c) to comply with such other requirements
as are specified in the declaration.
A person is not permitted by the
declaration to hunt game animals unless any such requirements are complied
with.
(7) The responsible Minister is to give a copy of any declaration to
the Regulatory Authority and is to cause the declaration to be made public in
such manner as the Minister thinks fit.
(8) A declaration remains in force
for the period specified in the declaration unless it is sooner revoked by the
responsible Minister.
(9) The responsible Minister may delegate to any
authority or other person any function of the Minister under this section.
(10) A declaration does not confer authority for anything that is inconsistent
with the requirements of any other Act or law.
(11) The Minister may vary or
revoke a declaration under this section.
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