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PASTORAL LAND MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION ACT 1989 - SECT 59

59—Right to take water

        (1)         A person exercising a right of access to or through pastoral land pursuant to this Act—

            (a)         may take water from any natural source or storage point on the land, but only so much as is sufficient for his or her personal or domestic needs; and

            (b)         in the case of a person travelling with stock, may permit the stock access to water on the land, subject to compliance with such directions as the lessee may give.

        (2)         The holder of a mining tenement over pastoral land may, with the approval of the Board, take reasonable quantities of water from any natural source or storage point on the land for mining, personal or domestic purposes, but not so as to deprive the lessee of the water necessary for all of the lessee's purposes.

        (3)         A person who takes water pursuant to subsection (2) is liable to pay compensation to the lessee in accordance with the regulations.

        (4)         Subsections (1) and (2) do not entitle a person to take water from a domestic rainwater tank.

        (5)         This section is subject to the Natural Resources Management Act 2004 .



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