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NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE ACT 1974 - SECT 72
Preparation of plans of management
72 Preparation of plans of management
(1) The Director-General: (a) shall cause a plan of management to be prepared
for each national park and historic site in existence on the commencement day,
as soon as practicable after that day, unless a plan of management was adopted
with respect thereto under the Act of 1967,
(b) shall cause a
plan of management to be prepared for each nature reserve in existence on the
commencement day, as soon as practicable after that day, unless a scheme of
operations was approved with respect thereto under the Fauna Protection Act
1948 ,
(c) shall cause a plan of management to be prepared for each
historic site, nature reserve, karst conservation reserve or national park
reserved after the commencement day, as soon as practicable after the
reservation,
(d) may from time to time cause a plan of management to be
prepared for any Aboriginal area, wildlife refuge or wildlife management area,
and
(e) may from time to time, after consulting with the owner, cause a
plan of management to be prepared for a conservation area.
(1A) The
Director-General is to cause a plan of management to be prepared for each
state conservation area, and for each regional park (other than a park that is
under the care, control and management of a local council), as soon as
practicable after the reservation of the land concerned.
(1B) If a
local council is nominated by the Minister to have the care, control and
management of a regional park, the council is to cause a plan of management to
be prepared for the regional park as soon as practicable after the reservation
of the land concerned.
(1BA) The responsible authority is to seek the advice
of the appropriate regional advisory committee in the preparation of a
plan of management, other than a plan of management prepared for lands
reserved under Part 4A or lands within Zone 1, 2 or 3 of the Community
Conservation Area under the
Brigalow and Nandewar Community Conservation Area Act 2005 . Note: The
responsible authority is to consult with the relevant Community Conservation
Advisory Committee established under the
Brigalow and Nandewar Community Conservation Area Act 2005 in the preparation
of a plan of management for lands within Zone 1, 2 or 3 of the Brigalow and
Nandewar Community Conservation Area.
(1C) A plan of management for lands
reserved or dedicated under Part 4A is to be prepared by the
board of management for the lands concerned in consultation with the
Director-General.
(1D) If a part or parts only of lands listed in Schedule 14
are reserved or dedicated under Part 4A: (a) the Director-General may prepare
a separate plan of management for the part or parts of the lands that are not
so reserved or dedicated in accordance with this Part, or
(b) the
Director-General and the board of management may agree that the
plan of management prepared for the lands reserved or dedicated under Part 4A
should extend and apply to the lands that are not so reserved or dedicated in
which event the provisions of this Part applying to the preparation of plans
of management by boards of management apply to the plan.
(1E) Subsections
(1C) and (1D) do not require a plan of management to be prepared if an
existing plan of management is in force when the lands are reserved or
dedicated under Part 4A. However, any such existing plan, in so far as it
relates to lands reserved or dedicated under Part 4A, must be reviewed by the
board of management for the lands concerned within 2 years after the lands are
so reserved or dedicated and may be amended, altered or cancelled in
accordance with this section.
(1F) Without limiting subsection (1) (c), in
the case of lands for which a plan of management is not in force when the
lands are reserved or dedicated under Part 4A, a plan of management is to be
prepared by the board of management for the lands within 5 years after that
reservation or dedication.
(5) This section does not apply to or in respect
of a wildlife refuge or conservation area that is comprised wholly or partly
of lands within a State forest.
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