Queensland Consolidated Regulations Queensland Consolidated Regulations
"Aboriginal land protected area" see section 72 .
"Aboriginal people particularly concerned with land" means Aborigines
particularly concerned with land within the meaning given by the
Aboriginal Land Act 1991 , section 3 .
"activity permit" see section 12 (3) .
"additional conditions notice" , for an e-permit camping area, see
section 71AQ (3) .
"additional daily fee" , in relation to a commercial activity permit, means
the fee mentioned in schedule 7A , item 10(d).
"affected person" ...
"aircraft" ...
"apiary area" means an area prescribed as an apiary area under section 18AA .
"apiary site" see section 31A (2) .
"approved form" ...
"area closed to the public" means a protected area or a part of a protected
area declared to be closed to the public under section 88 .
"associate" , of a person whose suitability to hold a protected area authority
is being considered, see section 71AE .
"associated facilities" , for a canopy walkway in a national park, means
facilities in the area for—
(a) the management of the walkway; or
(b) tourism services, other than overnight accommodation, for visitors to the walkway.Example of tourism services—services relating to the provision of tourism information, food and beverages or souvenirs
(a) the authority to conduct a commercial activity under the agreement; and
(b) the obligations under the agreement for, and the conditions relating to, the conduct of the activity.
(a) to pitch, place or erect a tent, caravan or another structure that may be used for camping for the purpose of staying overnight by using the tent, caravan or structure;
(b) to place other equipment that may be used for camping or a vehicle in position for the purpose of staying overnight by using the equipment or vehicle;
(c) to keep a tent, caravan or another structure or other equipment that may be used for camping in position overnight, whether or not the tent, caravan, structure or equipment is unattended;
(d) to stay overnight, other than—(i) in a place that is the subject of a relevant arrangement; or(ii) as part of an activity that—(A) does not involve the use of any camping equipment; and(B) is generally not considered to be camping.
(a) generally—a label or tag made available by the chief executive for a person to complete and display at the person’s camp site; or
(b) in relation to a camping permit that is granted—a label or tag mentioned in paragraph (a) that has been completed by the holder of the permit.
1 A
"commercial activity" is an activity conducted for gain.Examples of activities conducted for gain—• the hire or sale of goods or services• commercial photography• a guided tour, safari, scenic flight, cruise or excursion• advertising or promoting the use of a protected area as part of a tour, safari, scenic flight, cruise or excursion• advertising or promoting the use of a protected area as a feature associated with a resort or tourist facility on land adjoining the area
2 A
"commercial activity" does not include—(a) an exempt activity; or(b) an exempt media activity; or(c) filming or photography that—(i) involves no more than 10 persons; and(ii) does not involve the erection, construction or use of a prescribed structure.
(a) a supply network within the meaning of the Electricity Act 1994 , section 8 ;
(b) a transmission grid within the meaning of the Electricity Act 1994 , section 6 .
(a) developed by the chief executive for use as a vehicular or walking entrance to the area; and
(b) commonly used by people to drive, ride or walk into the area.
Examples of exempt activities—• a scheduled commercial flight over a protected area that is not part of a tour or scenic flight over the area• a scheduled bus service through a protected area that is not a part of a tour or safari in the area• an activity conducted in a protected area if the activity involves a trade and is conducted for the chief executive, the holder of a permit, licence or other authority for the area, or a party to a lease or agreement for the area• a mechanical or vehicle towing service provided for a visitor in a protected area
(a) the filming or photographing of, or in relation to, an event; and
(b) conducted when, or as soon as practicable after, the event happens; and
(c) conducted for publishing a report of the event—(i) on television or in a newspaper, magazine or similar publication; and(ii) to inform the public about the event; and
(d) of a type the chief executive has declared as an exempt media activity by publishing the declaration on the department’s website.
(a) Aboriginal people particularly concerned with land within the protected area; or
(b) Torres Strait Islanders particularly concerned with land within the protected area.
(a) a commercial activity permit;
(b) a permission granted under the Marine Parks Act 2004 ;
(c) a permission granted under the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975 (Cwlth) .
(a) a conservation plan; or
(b) a management plan; or
(c) a conservation agreement; or
(d) a management statement.
(a) the Marine Parks Act 2004 ; or
(b) the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975 (Cwlth) .
(a) starting at the beginning of any day of a calendar month; and
(b) ending—(i) immediately before the beginning of the corresponding day of the following calendar month; or(ii) if there is no corresponding day in the following calendar month—at the end of the following calendar month.
1
"Motor vehicle" means a vehicle propelled by a motor that forms part of the vehicle, and includes a trailer attached to the vehicle.
2
"Motor vehicle" does not include an aircraft, a bicycle, a hovercraft or a motorised mobility device within the meaning of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 , schedule 4 .
1 An
"organised event" is a non-commercial activity involving the organised use of a part of a protected area that is likely to have a detrimental impact on the part, or affect the use of the area by other persons, having regard to the following—(a) the location of the part;(b) the number of people, vehicles or resources involved in the activity or likely to be in the part when the activity is conducted;(c) the type of activity;(d) the timing of the activity;(e) any likely disturbance to the part as a result of conducting the activity;(f) the extent to which the conducting of the activity may restrict access to the part by the general public.Examples of an activity that may be an organised event—concert, competitive sporting event, training exercises conducted by the Australian Defence Force, vehicle rally
2 An
"organised event" does not include an activity that is conducted—(a) by a community or group of Aboriginal people under Aboriginal tradition in a protected area with which the community or group has a traditional, customary or historical link under Aboriginal tradition; or(b) by a community or group of Torres Strait Islanders under Island custom in a protected area with which the community or group has a traditional, customary or historical link under Island custom; or(c) under an authority (however called) under the Act , other than an organised event permit.
(a) includes a tower, platform, generator, vehicle, shelter and building; but
(b) does not include—(i) a camera or camera accessories; or(ii) a tripod; or(iii) a portable hide large enough to shelter only 1 person; or(iv) a power source consisting of only dry cells or a single wet cell battery; or(v) a vehicle used only for transport, or camping under a permit or agreement under the Act or the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006 .
(a) a newspaper circulating generally in the area in which the protected area the subject of the notice is located; and
(b) a newspaper circulating throughout the State.
(a) a mineral under the Mineral Resources Act 1989 ; or
(b) bush rock; or
(c) guano.
(a) a lease, agreement, licence, permit or other authority—(i) granted, made, issued or given under section 34 of the Act ; or(ii) granted under section 36 of the Act ; or(iii) renewed under section 37 of the Act ; or
(b) a lease granted under the Land Act 1994 in the way mentioned in section 38 of the Act ; or
(c) a commercial activity agreement entered into for a purpose related to providing accommodation to persons in the protected area to which the agreement applies.
(a) for an organised event permit or commercial activity permit—an amendment, suspension or cancellation of the permit; or
(b) for a commercial activity agreement—an amendment or cancellation of the agreement or suspension of the authorisation under it.
(a) a special activity notice erected or displayed under section 85 ; or
(b) a conservation plan that identifies the area or part as, or including, a critical habitat for wildlife.
(a) starting at the beginning of any day of a 12- month period; and
(b) ending—(i) immediately before the beginning of the corresponding day of the following 12-month period; or(ii) if the year started on 29 February of a year—at the end of 28 February of the following 12-month period.