Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A national park (scientific) is to be managed to--
(a) protect the area's exceptional scientific values and, in particular--
(i) to ensure that the processes of nature continue unaffected in the area; and
(ii) to protect the area's biological diversity to the greatest possible extent; and
(b) allow controlled scientific study and monitoring of the area's natural resources.
(2) However, if threatened wildlife is a significant natural resource for the area, management of the area may include--
(a) manipulation of the wildlife's habitat; and
(b) the control of threatening processes relating to the wildlife, including threatening processes caused by other wildlife.