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This Regulation implements the Forestry Act 1959, it is divided into six Parts divided into 38 sections and completed by seven schedules. Part 2 covers activities in recreation areas, including camping and fire control. Part 3 regulates activities in state forests and timber reserves, including fire control, pollution control, the introduction of plants and animals and the licensing procedure for the operation of vehicles, vessels and aircraft. Part 4 is dedicated to timber reserves and management areas, which are delimitated in the annexed Schedules.
This Regulation implements the Forestry Act 1959, it is divided into six Parts divided into 38 sections and completed by seven schedules. Part 2 covers activities in recreation areas, including camping and fire control. Part 3 regulates activities in state forests and timber reserves, including fire control, pollution control, the introduction of plants and animals and the licensing procedure for the operation of vehicles, vessels and aircraft. Part 4 is dedicated to timber reserves and manageme
Reprinted as in force on 1 October 2014 (includes commenced amendments up to 2014 SL No. 223).
Titre:
Forestry Regulation, 1998.
Pays:
Australie
Type of document:
Règlement
Date of original text:
Date of latest amendment:
Données de base:
ECOLEX regions:
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Abrogé:
Oui
Implements
Repealed by