New South Wales Consolidated Acts

NATURE CONSERVATION TRUST ACT 2001 - SECT 33

33 Contents of agreement

(1) A Trust agreement may include provisions for any one or more of the following:

(a) the identification of any land (including land of significance for the preservation or protection of specified flora or fauna) that is to be set aside for conservation or rehabilitation purposes,

(b) restrictions on the use that can be made of specified areas of land,

(c) requiring the landholder to permit access to specified areas of land by specified persons,

(d) requiring the landholder to permit specified persons to carry out specified actions on specified areas of land,

(e) requiring the Trust to carry out specified actions,

(f) requiring the landholder to carry out specified actions,

(g) the provision of financial, technical or other assistance to a landholder by or on behalf of the Trust,

(h) specifying the manner in which any assistance provided to the landholder under the agreement must be applied by the landholder,

(i) specifying any penalties that may apply if any party breaches the agreement,

(j) dispute resolution,

(k) any other matters which the parties to the agreement consider appropriate.

(2) A Trust agreement must be consistent with the Trust’s conservation priorities (as specified in the business plan referred to in Division 3 of Part 2) and with the regulations.