(1) When —
(a) land
becomes part of the DBNGP corridor because of section 31; or
(b)
under section 33, the DBNGP Land Access Minister designates any additional
land to be in the DBNGP corridor,
the land becomes
subject to restrictions under this section.
(2) The restrictions
are —
(a) that
the land is not to be used in a way that is inconsistent with anything that is
on, or is being done on, the land in accordance with rights conferred under
section 34;
(b)
that, unless the approval in writing of the DBNGP Land Access Minister has
been obtained first —
(i)
the land is not to be used; and
(ii)
statutory powers under any other written law are not to
be exercised on or in respect of the land,
in a way or to an
extent that could reasonably be expected to materially interfere with the
exercise in the future of rights that have been, or might in the future be,
conferred under section 34; and
(c) such
other restrictions, if any, as are prescribed by the regulations.
(3) The DBNGP Land
Access Minister may refuse to give approval under subsection (2)(b) on the
grounds of the likelihood of, or the extent of, the interference referred to
in that provision or on any other grounds that the DBNGP Land Access Minister
thinks relevant.
(4) Regulations may
make it an offence to contravene a restriction under this section, and may
prescribe a fine of not more than $10 000 in respect of the offence.