Aboriginal Land Grant (Jervis Bay Territory) By-Laws 2016 (Cth)

Aboriginal Land Grant (Jervis Bay Territory) By‑Laws 2016 The Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council makes the following by‑laws.

Dated 21 March 2016

Annette Brown Chairperson Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council

Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Name 2 Commencement 3 Authority 4 Schedules 5 Definitions 6 Physical elements of offences Part 2—Species and communities 7 Criteria for listing threatened species 8 Criteria for listing threatened ecological communities 9 Nominations Part 3—Conservation of biodiversity on Aboriginal Land 10 Purpose of this Part 11 Offences in relation to protected species and approved management plans Part 4—Town Plans 12 Purpose of this Part 13 The Council must introduce and vary Town Plans Part 5—Activities on Aboriginal Land Division 5.1—Preliminary 14 Purpose of this Part 15 Application of this Part 16 Specifying time by reference to events Division 5.2—Regulatory provisions Subdivision 5.2.1—Preliminary 17 Activities that are not offences under this Division 18 Authorising activities by Indigenous people 19 Activities on Aboriginal Land where Management Plan is in force Subdivision 5.2.2—General offences 20 Scientific research 21 Excavating, building and works 22 Damaging, defacing features etc. 23 Damaging etc. heritage 24 Dumping of waste, littering etc. 25 Use of poisonous substances 26 Fossicking, removal of earth materials etc. 27 Activities relating to caves and karst 28 Use etc. of firearms, nets and other devices 29 Taking animals onto the bushland 30 Taking plants onto Aboriginal Land etc. 31 Cultivating or propagating plants 32 Failing to comply with directions to remove plants 33 Entering prohibited or restricted area 34 Capturing images or recording sound 35 Failing to comply with safety directions 36 Adventurous activities 37 Public nuisance 38 Camping 39 Failing to comply with directions about camping 40 Lighting fires 41 Burials 42 Erection of commemorative markers 43 Fishing 44 Commercial activities 45 Deriving commercial gain from images captured 46 Collections 47 Erecting signs Subdivision 5.2.3—Traffic 48 Vehicle use of tracks or roads 49 Speed limits and one‑way traffic 50 Parking, stopping and using vehicles 51 Parking permits 52 Signs for controlling traffic etc. 53 Vehicles to stop as required 54 Walking or riding on roads or marked tracks 55 Use of aircraft Subdivision 5.2.4—Administration 56 Obligation to produce permit 57 Removal of trespassers and offenders 58 Restrictions on animals 59 Impounding animals 60 Control of non‑native species 61 Approval for building and construction work 62 Approval for operating a business activity 63 Fee for entrance to Aboriginal Land Part 6—Enforcement Division 6.1—Wardens 64 Appointment of wardens 65 Arrangements for certain officers or employees to exercise powers etc. of wardens 66 Identity cards 67 Impersonating a warden 68 Offences against a warden 69 Warden may ask for person's name and address Division 6.2—Review of administrative decisions 70 Definition for this Division 71 Consideration and review of decisions of the Council 72 Objects or purposes of organisation or association Part 7—Permits 73 Application of this Part 74 Application for a permit 75 Issue of permit 76 Content of permits 77 Circumstances that must apply 78 Relevant offences 79 Contravention of condition of permit 80 Varying or revoking conditions 81 Authorities under permits 82 Transfer of a permit 83 Suspension or cancellation of a permit 84 Statement by applicant Part 8—Water, sewerage and drainage 85 The Council to prevent waste and misuse of water 86 Misuse of water 87 Certain water not to be used otherwise than for domestic purposes 88 Access to facilities other than mains Schedule 1—Repeals Aboriginal Land Grant (Jervis Bay Territory) By‑Laws 2005