Marine Parks Act 2004Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 2008Part 1PreliminaryDivision 1General1Short title(1)This zoning plan may be cited as the Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 2008.(2)This zoning plan may also be cited as the Moreton Bay Marine Park Zoning Plan.2CommencementThis plan commences on 1 March 2009.3ApplicationThis plan applies to the Moreton Bay Marine Park described in the Marine Parks (Declaration) Regulation 2006, schedule 1 (the marine park).4Application of other statutory instruments to marine park(1)This section applies if—(a)a local government makes a local law about protecting the environment within the marine park; or(b)a regulation is made under the Fisheries Act 1994 about protecting the environment within the marine park.
(2)To the extent of any inconsistency between this zoning plan and the local law or regulation, the instrument that provides the most stringent protection of the marine park prevails.5General outline of main provisions(1)Part 2 states, for the Regulation, part 3, matters the chief executive must have regard to in considering an application for a permission to enter or use a zone within the marine park.(2)Part 3 establishes zones for the marine park.(3)Part 4 sets aside designated areas within the marine park.(4)Part 5 states additional purposes for which an area in the marine park may be entered or used.(5)Part 6 states—(a)requirements for accreditation of traditional use of marine resource agreements; and(b)additional requirements for accreditation of educational or research institutions.
(6)Part 7 provides for restrictions applying to particular activities in the marine park.Note—For restrictions on granting permissions for commercial whale watching programs or authorising the feeding of dolphins in the marine park or part of the marine park, see the Regulation, section 18 or 19.6Relationship with Regulation, pts 7 and 8Parts 3 to 7 of this plan do not limit the Regulation, parts 7 and 8.s 6 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7Division 2Interpretation7Interpretation generally(1)The dictionary in schedule 4 defines particular terms used in this plan.(2)Subject to subsection (1), and unless this plan provides otherwise, terms used in this plan have the meaning given in the Regulation.Notes—1The scientific names used for species mentioned in this plan follow the references stated in a document available for inspection on the department’s website.2The document is not applied, adopted or incorporated by this plan.
8References to latitudes and longitudesThe latitudes and longitudes used to describe an area mentioned in this plan are worked out using the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994, commonly called ‘GDA94’, notified in the Commonwealth Government Gazette No. GN 35 on 6 September 1995, at page 3369.9Significance of particular sequences of letters or numbers(1)The sequence of letters and numbers starting with the letters ‘GUZ’, ‘HPZ’, ‘CPZ’ or ‘MNP’ and preceding the name of a zone described in schedule 1 is the unique identifier given under this plan to identify the zone.(2)The sequence of letters and numbers starting with the letters ‘GNS’, ‘GSA’, ‘GSB’, ‘GSN’, ‘MEA’, ‘DEA’, ‘MDA’, ‘MGA’, ‘NAA’ or ‘WKA’ and preceding the name of a designated area described in schedule 2 is the unique identifier given under this plan to identify the area.Part 2Requirements for particular applications for permissions10Matters chief executive must consider for applications for permission (1)This section applies to an application for a permission, under the Regulation, part 3, to enter or use a zone in the marine park.(2)Without limiting the matters the chief executive must, under the Regulation, part 3, have regard to in considering the application, the chief executive must consider the following—(a)whether the proposed entry to or use of the zone will have an unacceptable environmental impact on the zone;(b)whether the proposed entry to or use of the zone is consistent with the maintenance of the biological diversity and ecological functioning of the marine park;(c)whether the proposed entry to or use of the zone will cause a loss of vegetation essential to the natural productivity of the marine park;(d)whether the proposed entry to or use of the zone will prejudice the natural amenity and condition of the marine park;(e)any effect the proposed entry to or use of the zone will have on the environment as a result of the marine park’s natural hydrological pattern or natural coastal processes;(f)the cumulative impact on the marine park of the proposed entry to or use of the zone and any other entry to or use of the marine park, particularly the cumulative impact of small-scale developments for which an environmental impact statement is not required;(g)the effect of the proposed entry to or use of the zone on—(i)shorebirds, particularly international migratory species of shorebird; and(ii)the need to protect shorebirds and the habitat of shorebirds;
(h)if the proposed entry to or use of the zone involves the entry to or use of a designated area—the objects of the area.
(3)However, if the purpose of the application is for carrying out major works that are inconsistent with the objects of the general use zone or habitat protection zone, without limiting the matters the chief executive must have regard to under the Regulation, part 3, the chief executive need not consider the matters mentioned in subsection (2)(a) to (d).(4)In this section—international migratory species, of shorebird, means a species of shorebird that has travelled from a location outside Australia.Part 3ZonesDivision 1Preliminary11Relationship with pts 4, 5 and 7This part is subject to parts 4, 5 and 7.12Zones generally(1)The following zones are established for the marine park—(a)general use zone;(b)habitat protection zone;(c)conservation park zone;(d)marine national park zone.Note—The zones are listed in ascending order of the level of protection given to them under this plan. See the Regulation, section 4(3).
(2)The boundaries of areas comprising each zone are described in schedule 1.(3)For this plan, if the boundary descriptions of 2 zones described in schedule 1 overlap, the area of the overlap is taken to be part of the zone with the highest level of protection under this plan.Notes—1To help users of this plan, an indicative map showing all of the zones is available for inspection on the department’s website.2The indicative map is not applied, adopted or incorporated by this plan.
Division 2General use zone13Objects for general use zoneThe objects to be achieved for the general use zone are stated in the Regulation, schedule 1, section 1.14Entry or use of general use zone without permissionA person may, without a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the general use zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out a low impact activity not involving fishing or collecting;(b)carrying out the following fishing or collecting activities—(i)bait gathering;(ii)crabbing;(iii)for an accredited harvest fishery—fishing or collecting under the fishery’s accreditation;(iv)limited collecting;(v)limited spearfishing;(vi)line fishing;(vii)netting including bait netting;(viii)trawling;(ix)trolling;
(c)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources that—(i)includes another purpose mentioned in this section; or(ii)is carried out under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement;
(d)carrying out a limited media activity;(e)carrying out limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) for an accredited educational institution or accredited research institution under the institution’s accreditation;(f)conducting a limited educational program;(g)operating an aircraft at an altitude of—(i)more than 500ft; or(ii)500ft or less only to take off from, or land at, a place outside the marine park;
(h)navigating a vessel, other than a managed vessel, if equipment usually used for an activity involving fishing or collecting is stowed or secured when the vessel is in an area of the zone in which the use of the equipment is not authorised under the Act.
15Entry or use of general use zone with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the general use zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out fishing or collecting, other than fishing or collecting mentioned in section 14(b), for—(i)a harvest fishery other than an accredited harvest fishery; or(ii)a developmental fishery program; or(iii)collecting other than limited collecting;
(b)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 14(c);(c)conducting an aquaculture operation, other than an aquaculture operation involving the addition of feed;(d)conducting a tourism program;(e)carrying out a media activity, other than a limited media activity;(f)carrying out research, other than limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) mentioned in section 14(e);(g)conducting an educational program, other than a limited educational program;(h)conducting a vessel charter operation;(i)anchoring a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than—(i)14 consecutive days; or(ii)30 days in any period of 60 days;
(j)operating an aircraft—(i)at an altitude of 500ft or less; or(ii)to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park;
(k)navigating a managed vessel;(l)using a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects for the general use zone, other than using a vessel or aircraft for a purpose mentioned in section 14;(m)carrying out works consistent with the objects for the general use zone;(n)carrying out major works in a works area;(o)installing, modifying, relocating or removing a private structure, or part of it;(p)carrying out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to—(i)human life or safety; or(ii)the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or(iii)the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park;
(q)exploring or mining for minerals, if the person is the holder of a lease, licence, permit or other authority under the Mineral Resources Act 1989 that authorises the exploration or mining;(r)exploring for or producing petroleum, if the person—(i)is the holder of a lease, licence, permit or other authority under the Petroleum Act 1923 or the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004, that authorises the exploration or production; or(ii)is the holder of a 1923 Act petroleum tenure under the Petroleum Act 1923, that authorises the exploration or production;
(s)carrying out geothermal exploration, if the person is the holder of a permit under the Geothermal Exploration Act 2004 that authorises the exploration;(t)another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 14, consistent with the objects for the general use zone.
(2)For subsection (1)(i), a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the general use zone during a period unless the vessel is moved during the period and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area.(3)In this section—private structure means a boat ramp, jetty or pontoon that is unavailable for use by the public.Division 3Habitat protection zone16Objects for habitat protection zoneThe objects to be achieved for the habitat protection zone are stated in the Regulation, schedule 1, section 2.17Entry or use of habitat protection zone without permissionA person may, without a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the habitat protection zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out a low impact activity not involving fishing or collecting;(b)carrying out the following fishing or collecting activities—(i)bait gathering;(ii)crabbing;(iii)for an accredited harvest fishery—fishing or collecting under the fishery’s accreditation;(iv)limited collecting;(v)limited spearfishing;(vi)line fishing;(vii)netting including bait netting;(viii)trolling;
(c)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources that—(i)includes another purpose mentioned in this section; or(ii)is carried out under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement;
(d)carrying out a limited media activity;(e)carrying out limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) for an accredited educational institution or accredited research institution under the institution’s accreditation;(f)conducting a limited educational program;(g)operating an aircraft at an altitude of—(i)more than 500ft; or(ii)500ft or less only to take off from, or land at, a place outside the marine park;
(h)navigating a vessel, other than a ship or managed vessel, if equipment usually used for a fishing or collecting activity is stowed or secured when the vessel is in an area of the zone in which the use of the equipment is not authorised under the Act.
18Entry or use of habitat protection zone with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the habitat protection zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out fishing or collecting, other than fishing or collecting mentioned in section 17(b), for—(i)a harvest fishery other than an accredited harvest fishery; or(ii)a developmental fishery program; or(iii)collecting other than limited collecting;
(b)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 17(c);(c)conducting an aquaculture operation, other than an aquaculture operation involving the addition of feed;(d)conducting a tourism program;(e)carrying out a media activity, other than a limited media activity;(f)carrying out research, other than limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) mentioned in section 17(e);(g)conducting an educational program, other than a limited educational program;(h)conducting a vessel charter operation;(i)anchoring a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than—(i)14 consecutive days; or(ii)30 days in any period of 60 days;
(j)navigating a ship or managed vessel;(k)operating an aircraft—(i)at an altitude of 500ft or less; or(ii)to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park;
(l)using a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects for the habitat protection zone, other than using a vessel or aircraft for a purpose mentioned in section 17;(m)carrying out works consistent with the objects for the habitat protection zone;(n)carrying out major works in a works area;(o)carrying out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to—(i)human life or safety; or(ii)the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or(iii)the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park;
(p)another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 17, consistent with the objects for the habitat protection zone.
(2)For subsection (1)(i), a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the habitat protection zone during a period unless the vessel is moved during the period and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area.Division 4Conservation park zone19Objects for conservation park zoneThe objects to be achieved for the conservation park zone are stated in the Regulation, schedule 1, section 4.20Entry or use of conservation park zone without permission(1)A person may, without a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the conservation park zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out a low impact activity not involving fishing or collecting;(b)carrying out the following fishing or collecting activities—(i)bait gathering;(ii)bait netting;(iii)for an accredited harvest fishery that is the aquarium fish fishery or the beachworm fishery—fishing or collecting under the fishery’s accreditation;(iv)limited collecting;(v)limited crabbing;(vi)limited line fishing;(vii)limited spearfishing;(viii)limited trolling;
(c)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources that—(i)includes another purpose mentioned in this section; or(ii)is carried out under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement;
(d)carrying out a limited media activity;(e)carrying out limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) for an accredited educational institution or accredited research institution under the institution’s accreditation;(f)conducting a limited educational program;(g)operating an aircraft at an altitude of—(i)more than 500ft; or(ii)500ft or less only to take off from, or land at, a place outside the marine park;
(h)navigating a vessel, other than a ship or managed vessel, if equipment usually used for an activity involving fishing or collecting is stowed or secured when the vessel is in an area of the zone in which the use of the equipment is not authorised under the Act.
(2)In this section—limited crabbing means crabbing that is carried out—(a)in compliance with the Fisheries Regulation, section 188 or chapter 11, part 1 or 1A; and(b)using no more than 4 crab pots, dillies or collapsible traps alone or in combination.
limited line fishing means fishing using no more than 2 hand-held fishing rods or handlines for each person, with no more than 2 hooks in total for each person.limited trolling means fishing with a line or lines trailed from a vessel that is underway, using no more than 2 lines for each person on the vessel, with no more than 2 hooks in total for each person.s 20 amd 2010 SL No. 35s 25sch 221Entry or use of conservation park zone with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the conservation park zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out fishing or collecting, other than fishing or collecting mentioned in section 20(1)(b)(iii), for—(i)a harvest fishery that is the aquarium fish fishery or the beachworm fishery; or(ii)a developmental fishery program;
(b)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 20(1)(c);(c)conducting an aquaculture operation, other than an aquaculture operation involving the addition of feed;(d)conducting a tourism program;(e)carrying out a media activity, other than a limited media activity;(f)carrying out research, other than limited impact research (extractive) or limited impact research (non-extractive) mentioned in section 20(1)(e);(g)conducting an educational program, other than a limited educational program;(h)conducting a vessel charter operation;(i)anchoring a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than—(i)14 consecutive days; or(ii)30 days in any period of 60 days;
(j)navigating a ship or managed vessel;(k)operating an aircraft—(i)at an altitude of 500ft or less; or(ii)to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park;
(l)using a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects for the conservation park zone, other than using a vessel or aircraft for a purpose mentioned in section 20(1);(m)carrying out works consistent with the objects for the conservation park zone;(n)carrying out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to—(i)human life or safety; or(ii)the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or(iii)the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park;
(o)another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 20(1), consistent with the objects for the conservation park zone.
(2)For subsection (1)(i), a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the conservation park zone during a period unless the vessel is moved during the period and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area.Division 5Marine national park zone22Objects for marine national park zoneThe objects to be achieved for the marine national park zone are stated in the Regulation, schedule 1, section 7.23Entry or use of marine national park zone without permissionA person may, without a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the marine national park zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out a low impact activity not involving fishing or collecting;(b)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources that—(i)includes another purpose mentioned in this section; or(ii)is carried out under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement;
(c)carrying out a limited media activity;(d)carrying out limited impact research (non-extractive) for an accredited educational institution or accredited research institution under the institution’s accreditation;(e)operating an aircraft at an altitude of—(i)more than 500ft; or(ii)500ft or less only to take off from, or land at, a place outside the marine park;
(f)navigating a vessel, other than a ship or managed vessel, if equipment usually used for an activity involving fishing or collecting is stowed or secured when the vessel is in an area of the zone in which the use of the equipment is not authorised under the Act.
24Entry or use of marine national park zone with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use an area in the marine national park zone only for the following purposes—(a)carrying out a traditional use of marine resources, other than a traditional use of marine resources mentioned in section 23(b);(b)conducting a tourism program;(c)carrying out a media activity, other than a limited media activity;(d)carrying out research, other than limited impact research (non-extractive) mentioned in section 23(d), that the chief executive decides—(i)is relevant to, and a priority for, the management of the marine park; or(ii)can not reasonably be conducted elsewhere;
(e)conducting a limited educational program;(f)conducting a vessel charter operation;(g)anchoring a vessel in a particular area in the zone for more than—(i)14 consecutive days; or(ii)30 days in any period of 60 days;
(h)navigating a ship or managed vessel;(i)using a facility for a purpose consistent with the objects for the marine national park zone, other than using a vessel or aircraft for a purpose mentioned in section 23;(j)carrying out works consistent with the objects for the marine national park zone;(k)carrying out a program for taking a plant, animal or marine resource that poses a threat to—(i)human life or safety; or(ii)the marine park’s marine ecosystems; or(iii)the use or amenity of an area in, or adjacent to, the marine park;
(l)operating an aircraft—(i)at an altitude of 500ft or less; or(ii)to take off from, or land at, a place in the marine park;
(m)another purpose, other than a purpose mentioned in section 23, consistent with the objects for the marine national park zone.
(2)For subsection (1)(i), a person is taken to continue to anchor a vessel in a particular area in the marine national park zone during a period unless the vessel is moved during the period and anchored at least 1 nautical mile from the area.Part 4Designated areasDivision 1Preliminary25Relationship with pts 5 and 7This part is subject to parts 5 and 7.26Areas set aside for special management(1)The following areas of the marine park (each a designated area) are set aside for special management—(a)grey nurse shark areas;(b)go slow areas for turtles and dugong;(c)go slow areas for natural values;(d)material extraction areas;(e)the disposal and extraction area;(f)the material disposal area;(g)mooring areas;(h)no-anchoring areas;(i)works areas.
(2)The boundaries of the designated areas are described in schedule 2.Notes—1To help users of this plan, an indicative map showing the designated areas is available for inspection on the department’s website.2The indicative map is not applied, adopted or incorporated by this plan.
(3)A designated area may be all or part of 1 or more zones.27Restrictions for designated areas are in addition to zone restrictions Restrictions under this part on entry to, or use of, a designated area apply in addition to any restrictions applying to a zone in which the area is located.Division 2Entry or use restrictions for particular designated areasSubdivision 1Preliminary28Application of div 2This division applies to the following areas (each a relevant designated area)—(a)grey nurse shark areas;(b)go slow areas for turtles and dugong;(c)go slow areas for natural values;(d)mooring areas;(e)no-anchoring areas.
Subdivision 2Permission not to be granted if inconsistent with objects of area29Application for permission to enter or use zone(1)This section applies if—(a)a person applies for a permission to enter or use a zone; and(b)a relevant designated area is in the zone, or part of the zone.
(2)The chief executive must not grant the permission if entering or using the zone under the permission would be inconsistent with the objects of the relevant designated area.Note—See the Regulation, part 3, and part 2 of this plan, for matters the chief executive must or may have regard to in considering an application for a permission.(3)Despite subsection (2), the chief executive may grant the permission if it relates to carrying out research the chief executive considers—(a)is relevant to, and is a priority for, the management of the marine park; or(b)can not reasonably be conducted elsewhere.Example of research that is a priority for the management of the marine park—surveys involving diving in a grey nurse shark area between 6p.m. and 6a.m.
Subdivision 3Consultation with chief executive30Special management provisionA public authority exercising statutory powers in a relevant designated area must consult with the chief executive about any proposal or action that may not be consistent with the objects of the area.Division 3Grey nurse shark areasSubdivision 1Objects of grey nurse shark areas31Objects of areaThe objects of a grey nurse shark area are—(a)to protect grey nurse shark populations; and(b)to protect grey nurse shark habitat; and(c)to minimise harm or distress caused directly or indirectly to grey nurse sharks by diving or other human activities.
Subdivision 2General restrictions32General restrictions on entry or use of area(1)A person must not dive between 6p.m. and 6a.m. in a grey nurse shark area, unless the person has a reasonable excuse.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(2)A person must not carry out any of the following activities in a grey nurse shark area—(a)touch or feed a grey nurse shark;(b)trap, or attempt to trap, a grey nurse shark;(c)block a cave entrance or gutter;(d)use electro-acoustic or mechanical apparatus in the water.
Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.(3)A person must not disturb a grey nurse shark’s natural behaviour in a grey nurse shark area.Examples—•chasing or harassing the shark•interrupting the shark’s swimming pattern
Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.(4)A person who is part of a group of divers in a grey nurse shark area must not dive in the area if it would result in more than 10 divers from the group being in the water at the same time.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(5)However, subsection (4) does not apply to a person participating in a tourism program if the person is diving under the instructions of the program's operator.(6)In this section—electro-acoustic or mechanical apparatus—(a)includes a scooter, horn and shark repelling device; but(b)does not include the following—(i)equipment commonly used for diving;Examples—•scuba equipment•equipment required for diving under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011
(ii)equipment required for emergency defence activities.Example—mine detection equipment
s 32 amd 2011 Act No. 18s 404sch 4 pt 2 div 1Subdivision 3Restrictions for tourism program operators33Information about area restrictions must be givenAn operator must ensure that, before a person who is participating in the operator’s tourism program enters the water in a grey nurse shark area, the person is given information about the area restrictions for the area.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.34Displaying area restrictions sign(1)An operator must display a sign stating the area restrictions for a grey nurse shark area and complying with subsections (2) and (3)—(a)in each place, under the operator’s control or management, where diving activities in a grey nurse shark area are organised or promoted; and(b)on each vessel used by the operator to carry divers in the area.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(2)The sign must be—(a)clearly visible to a person entering the place or vessel; and(b)at least 297mm x 210mm in size; and(c)made of durable and weatherproof material.
(3)The lettering on the sign must be—(a)at least 3mm in height and in a bold style; and(b)durable, legible and clearly visible.
35Restriction on number of persons diving(1)An operator must ensure that, in a grey nurse shark area—(a)no more than 12 persons in a group of divers participating in the operator’s tourism program are in the water at the same time; and(b)the number of persons in the group in excess of 10 are dive instructors or guides, or a combination of both, for the group.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(2)Subsection (1) does not apply if the operator has the chief executive’s written authority for more than 10 persons in the group to be in the water in the area at the same time.(3)The chief executive may give an authority mentioned in subsection (2) only if the chief executive is satisfied the proposed entry into, or use of, the area under the operator’s tourism program is consistent with the objects mentioned in section 31.(4)In this section—dive instructor means a person who holds a current qualification as a scuba instructor from a recreational scuba training organisation.recreational scuba training organisation means an organisation engaged in the certification of recreational divers through documented training procedures which, in principle, comply with sections 2 and 3 of Australian Standard AS 4005.1(2000) Training and certification of recreational divers Part 1: Minimum entry-level SCUBA diving.Subdivision 4Restrictions for dive clubs36Application of sdiv 4This subdivision applies to a dive club conducting diving activities for its members in a grey nurse shark area.37Information about zone and area restrictions must be givenA dive club or, if the club is not an incorporated entity, each relevant person for the club, must, before a member, guest or visitor of the club (the diver) enters the water in a grey nurse shark area as part of the club’s diving activities, ensure the diver is given information about—(a)any restrictions applying under part 3 for the entry into, or use of, the marine national park zone; and(b)the area restrictions for the grey nurse shark area.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.38Displaying area restrictions sign(1)A dive club or, if the club is not an incorporated entity, each relevant person for the club, must ensure a sign stating the area restrictions for a grey nurse shark area and complying with subsections (2) and (3) is displayed—(a)in each place, under the control or management of the club or relevant person, where diving activities in the area are organised or promoted; and(b)on each vessel used by the club to carry the club’s members, guests or visitors for diving activities in the area.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(2)The sign must be—(a)clearly visible to a person entering the place or vessel; and(b)at least 297mm x 210mm in size; and(c)made of durable and weatherproof material.
(3)The lettering on the sign must be—(a)at least 3mm in height and in a bold style; and(b)durable, legible and clearly visible.
Subdivision 5When entry and use prohibited39Making prohibited area notice(1)The chief executive may make a prohibited area notice prohibiting—(a)entry into a grey nurse shark area, or a stated part of the area; or(b)entry into the water in a grey nurse shark area, or a stated part of the area.
(2)The chief executive may make a prohibited area notice only if the chief executive is satisfied urgent action is needed to deal with a significant threat to a grey nurse shark population.(3)Without limiting subsection (2), the chief executive may be satisfied urgent action is needed to deal with a significant threat to a grey nurse shark population if a female grey nurse shark in the prohibited area under the notice has recently given or is about to give birth.40Requirements for notice(1)A prohibited area notice must state each of the following—(a)the location and boundaries of the prohibited area under the notice;(b)where a map showing the boundaries of the prohibited area is available for public inspection;(c)the prohibition applying under the notice;(d)the period for which the notice has effect.
(2)The chief executive must publish the prohibited area notice in the gazette.(3)The chief executive may publish the prohibited area notice in other ways the chief executive considers appropriate.41Duration of notice(1)A prohibited area notice has effect from its publication in the gazette until whichever of the following happens first—(a)the period of effect stated in the notice ends;(b)the notice is repealed by this plan.
(2)The period of effect stated in the notice must be not more than 90 days.(3)The chief executive may, by a further notice published in the gazette, extend the period by not more than 90 days.42Offence to contravene noticeA person must comply with a prohibited area notice, unless the person has a reasonable excuse.Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.43Relationship with other instrumentsA prohibited area notice prevails to the extent of any inconsistency with—(a)this plan, other than section 66; or(b)a declaration of a restricted access area under the Regulation, section 119.
s 43 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7Division 4Go slow areas for turtles and dugong44Objects of area(1)The objects of a go slow area for turtles and dugong are—(a)to protect turtles and dugong; and(b)to protect turtle and dugong habitats; and(c)to minimise death, harm or distress caused directly or indirectly to turtles and dugong, in particular, by the operation of vessels or other human activities.
45Offence to operate vessel(1)A person must not do any of the following in a go slow area for turtles and dugong—(a)operate a vessel in a planing or non-displacement mode;(b)operate a vessel for motorised water sports;(c)operate a vessel in a way or at a speed that could reasonably be expected to result in striking a turtle or dugong.
Maximum penalty— 10 penalty units.(2)A person must not operate a vessel that is more than 8m in length overall at a speed of more than 10 knots in any of the following go slow areas for turtles and dugong—(a)GSB01—Weinam Creek;(b)GSB02—Garden Island;(c)GSB03—Karragarra Channel;(d)GSB04—Krummel Passage.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(3)However, subsection (2) does not apply to a person operating a vessel in an area mentioned in the subsection under a permission that allows the vessel to operate in the area at a speed of more than 10 knots.Note—For restrictions on the grant of a permission for this section, see section 112.Division 5Go slow areas for natural values46Objects of areaThe objects of a go slow area for natural values are—(a)to help protect the natural integrity and values of relatively undisturbed areas in the marine park; and(b)to provide opportunities for appreciation, and creating an awareness and understanding, of the natural significance of the areas.
47Offence to operate vessel(1)A person must not, in a go slow area for natural values—(a)operate a vessel in a planing or non-displacement mode; or(b)operate a vessel for motorised water sports.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(2)This section does not apply to a navigation channel in the go slow area for natural values that is GSN02—Tripcony Bight–Long Island.(3)In this section—navigation channel means a marine channel marked by aids to navigation within the meaning of the Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994 and placed in the marine park under that Act.Division 6Material extraction areas48Object of areaThe object of a material extraction area is to establish an area in the marine park for extracting sand.49Entry or use with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use a material extraction area to extract sand.(2)The chief executive must not grant a permission to extract sand other than in a material extraction area, unless the extraction is for nourishment purposes.(3)Subsection (2) does not apply to the extraction of sand from an area for a facility, or for the purpose of carrying out works, if the sand is to be deposited in the area from which it was extracted.Division 7Disposal and extraction area50Object of areaThe object of the disposal and extraction area is to establish an area in the marine park for disposing of, and extracting, dredged sand for nourishment purposes.Example of a nourishment purpose—combating adverse effects of erosion51Entry or use with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use the disposal and extraction area—(a)to dispose of dredged sand for nourishment purposes in the area; or(b)to extract sand for nourishment purposes from the area.
(2)The chief executive must not grant a permission mentioned in subsection (1) other than for the disposal and extraction area.(3)Subsection (2) does not limit sections 49 and 53.Division 8Material disposal area52Object of areaThe object of the material disposal area is to establish an area in the marine park for disposing of dredged material.53Entry or use with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use the material disposal area to dispose of dredged material in the area.(2)The chief executive must not grant a permission mentioned in subsection (1) other than for a material disposal area, unless the material being disposed of is sand for nourishment purposes.(3)Subsection (2) does not apply to the disposal of dredged material if the chief executive is reasonably satisfied—(a)the material to be disposed of is sand; and(b)the disposal is consistent with the objects of the zone in which the material is to be disposed of.
(4)Also, subsection (2) does not apply to the disposal of dredged material for a facility, or for the purpose of carrying out works, if the material is to be deposited in the area from which it was dredged.Division 9Mooring areas54Object of areaThe object of a mooring area is to establish an area in the marine park for mooring vessels.55Entry or use without permission(1)A person may, without a permission for the area, enter or use a mooring area for carrying out a mooring activity in the area only if—(a)the activity is authorised under the Transport Operations (Marine Safety) Act 1994 or the Fisheries Act 1994; and(b)less than 1m2 of the substrate is disturbed by any device used for the mooring activity that is attached to, or sits on, the substrate; and(c)the activity does not involve dredging; and(d)for a mooring activity that is constructing a mooring, the design and placement of the mooring in the area ensures that a vessel using the mooring does not touch the substrate; and(e)any cables, chains, ropes or other things attached to a device mentioned in paragraph (b) do not touch the substrate.
(2)In this section—mooring—(a)means a thing used, or intended to be used, in a mooring area, for mooring a vessel, consisting of—(i)a device (the device) attached to or sitting on the substrate; and(ii)a system (the system) involving cables, chains, ropes or other thing attached to the device; and(iii)a buoy, or other float on the surface of the water, attached to the system, that marks the location of the device and system; but
(b)does not include equipment that is part of a vessel.
mooring activity means—(a)attaching a vessel to a mooring; or(b)constructing, operating or maintaining a mooring.
substrate means any land in or underlying a mooring area.Division 10No-anchoring areas56Object of areaThe object of a no-anchoring area is to establish an area in the marine park to protect coral, coral habitats and the diversity of species of coral that—(a)are susceptible to damage including, for example, from anchoring; and(b)are, or are being, degraded including, for example, by anchoring.
57Offence to enter or use no-anchoring areaA person must not enter or use a no-anchoring area for anchoring.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.Division 11Works areasSubdivision 1Preliminary58Definition for div 11In this division—major works means works that—(a)are inconsistent with the objects for the zone in which the works are being, or are proposed to be, carried out; and(b)are likely to have a significant impact on an area of the marine park by—(i)destroying or disturbing the natural hydrology of the area, including by altering tidal or natural currents or drainage patterns; or(ii)changing the composition of natural species or productivity of aquatic communities in the area; or(iii)causing alienation of part of the marine park; or(iv)removing or destroying the substrate, animals or plants.
Examples of major works—•port and harbour works, including building a breakwater or berthing and terminal facility•airport works, including building a runway or terminal•reclamation works•developmental dredging of a navigation channel or boat harbour•building works including a sand loading facility, marina, wharf or submarine pipeline
59Object of areaThe object of a works area is to establish an area in the marine park for carrying out major works necessary for the public benefit.60Relationship with Act, pt 3This division does not limit or otherwise affect the Act, part 3, division 1, subdivision 2.Subdivision 2General restrictions61Entry or use with permission(1)A person may, with a permission for the area, enter or use a works area to carry out major works.(2)The chief executive must not grant a permission for carrying out major works other than in a works area.Subdivision 3Setting aside works areas62Requirements for setting aside works areas(1)A works area may be set aside only in the general use zone or habitat protection zone.(2)Before amending this plan to set aside a works area, the Minister must be satisfied—(a)there are no suitable alternatives to the proposed major works; and(b)an assessment of the social, cultural, financial and environmental outcomes of the proposed major works has been undertaken and supports the location of the proposed major works; and(c)the person proposing to carry out the major works has carried out an analysis of the adverse impacts of the proposed major works in the marine park, and has given sufficient details about how the adverse impacts will be addressed; and(d)sufficient public notice of the proposed major works has been given by the person proposing to carry out the major works.
(3)In preparing an amendment of this plan to set aside a works area, the Minister may also consider the following—(a)the nature and extent of any other thing done or proposed to be done in addition to the proposed major works that may, or will be, beneficial to the natural and cultural resources of the marine park;(b)whether the proposed major works will provide facilities for use by, or for the benefit of, the public.
(4)Subsection (3) does not limit the matters the Minister may consider.63Public notice(1)Before this plan is amended to set aside a works area, the chief executive may give a person proposing to carry out major works in the area a notice stating—(a)the person must give public notice of the proposed major works within a stated period; and(b)the information that must be included in the public notice; and(c)the number of times, being not more than 2, the public notice must be given.
(2)The person proposing to carry out the major works must give the public notice.(3)The public notice must—(a)include the information mentioned in subsection (1)(b); and(b)invite interested persons to make written submissions to the chief executive, in relation to the proposed major works—(i)at an address stated in the notice; and(ii)within a stated period of at least 30 days.
(4)The chief executive must consider any written submissions received in response to the public notice within the stated period.64Chief executive may request further information or document(1)Before this plan is amended to set aside a works area, the chief executive may, by notice given to a person proposing to carry out major works in the area, require the person to give the chief executive by the day stated in the notice any further information or document the chief executive reasonably requires.(2)The stated day must be at least 21 days after the notice is given.(3)If the chief executive has, under subsection (1), asked the person proposing to carry out the major works to give the chief executive an environmental impact statement about the proposed major works—(a)the environmental impact statement process under the Environmental Protection Act 1994 applies for the environmental impact statement as if the proposed major works were a project to which chapter 3, part 1 of that Act applies; and(b)the person proposing to carry out the major works must pay the costs of preparing the environment impact statement mentioned in paragraph (a).
Part 5Additional purposes for entry or use65Application of pt 5This part applies despite any other provision of this plan.66Entry or use without permission or giving noticeA person may, without a permission for the area, and without giving the chief executive notice, enter or use an area in the marine park for any of the following purposes—(a)if there is an emergency—(i)to investigate and respond to the emergency; or(ii)to save human life or avoid the risk of injury to a person; or(iii)to deal with a threat of pollution to the marine environment under a law of the Commonwealth or a national emergency response arrangement in which the chief executive participates; or(iv)to locate or secure the safety of an aircraft, structure or vessel that is, or may be, endangered by stress of weather or by navigational or operational hazards; or(v)to carry out emergency repairs to a navigational aid; or(vi)to remove or salvage a vessel or aircraft, or a part of a vessel or aircraft, that is abandoned, stranded, sunk or wrecked and poses a threat to the marine environment or human safety;
(b)if the person is a traditional owner, to conduct an activity for Aboriginal tradition that does not involve fishing or collecting;(c)to enforce a provision of an Act of the Commonwealth or the State, if the person is authorised under that Act to enforce the Act;(d)to carry out reconnaissance or surveillance for the Commonwealth or the State.
67Entry or use by authorised persons without permission or giving notice An authorised person may, without a permission for the area, and without giving the chief executive notice, enter or use an area in the marine park to carry out activities relating to the management of the area.Examples of activities relating to the management of the area—carrying out research, works, or an education program68Entry or use without permission after giving notice(1)A person may enter or use an area in the marine park for a purpose mentioned in subsection (5).(2)However, a person intending to enter or use an area within the marine park for a purpose mentioned in subsection (5) must, before the person enters or uses the marine park, give the chief executive a notice stating the person intends to enter or use the area for the purpose.(3)If a person intends to enter or use an area within the marine park for a purpose mentioned in subsection (5)(c), a notice mentioned in subsection (2) must be given to the chief executive at least 2 months before the intended entry or use.(4)The chief executive may, on receiving the notice, impose conditions on the entry or use.Note—See section 45 of the Act and section 138 of the Regulation for offences relating to a person entering or using a marine park for a purpose for which a notice must be given to the chief executive.(5)Each of the following is a purpose for subsection (1)—(a)if there is not an emergency—removing or salvaging a vessel or aircraft, or a part of a vessel or aircraft, that is abandoned, stranded, sunk or wrecked, other than a wreck declared to be a historic shipwreck under the Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 (Cwlth);(b)installing, relocating or removing a navigational aid, or buildings or works ancillary to the aid, authorised under a law of the Commonwealth or the State;(c)carrying out maintenance dredging for navigational purposes;(d)installing, relocating or removing a sign for or about the Fisheries Act 1994;(e)carrying out defence activities;(f)carrying out geodetic, bathymetric or similar surveys if the surveys are conducted by the Commonwealth or the State;(g)carrying out urgent maintenance or works on an essential public service if the maintenance or works is authorised under a law of the Commonwealth, the State or a local government;(h)dealing with an emergency involving a serious threat to the marine environment, other than a threat mentioned in section 66(1)(a)(iii);(i)carrying out a program for management of toxic cyanobacteria or algae by the Commonwealth, the State, or a local government.
(6)In this section—essential public service means an existing service provided for the public by the Commonwealth, the State, or a local government.Example of an essential public service—power, water, sewerage or communications systemmaintenance dredging means dredging to ensure a dredged berth, channel or works involving construction are maintained at the dimensions approved under an Act.s 68 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7Part 6Provisions about accreditationDivision 1Traditional use of marine resources agreementSubdivision 1Preliminary69Accreditation of traditional use of marine resources agreementThe chief executive may, for this plan, accredit a traditional use of marine resources agreement.70Giving notice under this division(1)This section applies if the chief executive is required to give a notice under this division to—(a)the applicant for accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement; or(b)the holder of an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement.
(2)The chief executive complies with the requirement if the chief executive gives the notice to the person stated in the application for the accreditation as the person to whom correspondence may be sent on behalf of the traditional owner group in whose name the application is made.Subdivision 2Applications71Application for grant of accreditation(1)A person may apply to the chief executive for accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement.(2)The application must—(a)be in writing; and(b)include the following information—(i)the names of all the members of the traditional owner group in whose name the application is made;(ii)the name and address of a person to whom correspondence may be sent on behalf of the traditional owner group; and
(c)be accompanied by—(i)a copy of the agreement; and(ii)written confirmation, by a relevant representative body, that each member of the traditional owner group in whose name the application is made is a traditional owner for the part of the marine park in relation to which the agreement is to operate.
72Considering applicationThe chief executive must have regard to each of the following in considering the application—(a)the terms of the agreement;(b)the objects of the zone or zones in which the proposed traditional use of marine resources is proposed to be undertaken;(c)the likely effect of the accreditation on future options for the marine park;(d)the nature and scale of the proposed traditional use of marine resources;(e)the conservation of the natural resources of the marine park, including—(i)the need for conserving protected species in the marine park; and(ii)the capability of the relevant population of a protected species to sustain harvesting;
(f)any other requirements for ensuring the orderly and proper management of the marine park;(g)the need to protect the cultural resources held in relation to the marine park by traditional owners and other people;(h)the possible effects of the proposed traditional use of marine resources on the environment and the adequacy of safeguards for the environment and the likely effects of that use on adjoining and adjacent areas;(i)any existing agreements or arrangements between the chief executive and the traditional owners who prepared the agreement;(j)any law or government policy applying to the proposed traditional use of marine resources;(k)any other relevant matters, including, for example, any action necessary to avoid, remedy or minimise unacceptable environmental impacts.
73Additional information for application(1)The chief executive may, by written notice, ask the applicant to give the chief executive further reasonable information or documents about the application by the reasonable day stated in the notice.(2)The chief executive may refuse the application if the applicant does not, without reasonable excuse, give the chief executive the further information or documents by the stated day.(3)If the chief executive agrees, the applicant may amend the application before the chief executive has finished considering it.74Chief executive must grant or refuse application(1)The chief executive must consider each properly made application and either grant or refuse the application.(2)In this section—properly made application means an application—(a)that complies with section 71(2); and(b)for which any requests for information made under section 73 have been complied with.
75Refusing applicationIf the chief executive decides to refuse the application, the chief executive must, within 14 days after making the decision, give the applicant an information notice for the decision.76Granting application(1)This section applies if the chief executive grants the application.(2)The chief executive must also decide—(a)when the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement is to come into effect; and(b)when the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement is to cease to have effect.
(3)Also, the chief executive must—(a)give the applicant a copy of the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement and a written notice stating the following—(i)the day the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement comes into effect;(ii)the day the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement ceases to have effect;(iii)any conditions imposed on the accreditation under section 77; and
(b)publish a notice in the gazette stating the agreement is an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement for this plan.
77Conditions on accreditation(1)The chief executive may impose the following types of conditions on an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement—(a)conditions allowing the holders of the accreditation to authorise other persons to carry out activities under the agreement and stating the maximum number of persons the holders may authorise;(b)conditions that are appropriate for achieving the purposes of the Act, including, for example, conditions requiring particular persons to give the chief executive a written undertaking for activities carried out under the agreement.
(2)The accreditation remains in force, unless sooner cancelled or suspended, for the period—(a)starting on the day the chief executive has decided as the day when the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement is to come into effect; and(b)ending on the day the chief executive has decided as the day when the accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement is to cease to have effect.
Subdivision 3Amendment, suspension or cancellation of accreditations78Amendment—groundsThe chief executive may amend an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement, including, for example, by adding a further condition to the accreditation if—(a)the holder of the accreditation has given written agreement to the amendment; or(b)the chief executive believes on reasonable grounds the amendment is necessary or desirable for the conservation of the marine park; or(c)the holder of the accreditation has failed to comply with a condition of the accreditation or the agreement.
79Suspension—groundsThe chief executive may suspend an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement if—(a)the chief executive believes on reasonable grounds the suspension is necessary or desirable for the conservation of the marine park; or(b)the holder of the accreditation—(i)has failed to comply with a condition of the accreditation or the agreement; or(ii)the holder of the accreditation has committed, or is committing, an offence against the Act.
80Cancellation—groundsThe chief executive may cancel an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement if the chief executive believes on reasonable grounds—(a)the accreditation was granted in error or because of a materially false or fraudulent document, statement or representation; or(b)the holder of the accreditation—(i)has failed to comply with a condition of the accreditation or the agreement; or(ii)has committed, or is committing, an offence against the Act.
81Amendment, suspension or cancellation—procedure(1)Before amending, suspending or cancelling an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement, the chief executive must give the holder of the accreditation a written notice inviting the holder to show why the accreditation should not be amended, suspended or cancelled (the proposed action).(2)The notice must state the following—(a)the proposed action;(b)the grounds for the proposed action;(c)the facts and circumstances forming the basis for the grounds;(d)if the proposed action is to amend the accreditation, the proposed amendment;(e)if the proposed action is suspension of the accreditation, the proposed suspension period;(f)that representations may be made about the notice;(g)how the representations may be made;(h)where the representations may be made or sent;(i)a day and time for making the representations or a period within which the representations must be made.
(3)The stated day or period must be, or must end, at least 28 days after the notice is given.(4)If, after considering all representations made by the stated day or within the stated period, the chief executive still considers the proposed action should be taken, the chief executive may—(a)if the proposed action is to amend the accreditation—amend the accreditation; or(b)if the proposed action is to suspend the accreditation—suspend the accreditation for no longer than the proposed suspension period; or(c)if the proposed action is to cancel the accreditation—cancel the accreditation or suspend it for a period.
(5)This section does not apply if the accreditation is amended under section 78(a).82Notice and effect of amendment, suspension or cancellation(1)If the chief executive amends, suspends or cancels an accreditation, notice and particulars of the amendment, suspension or cancellation must be given to the holder of the accreditation.(2)The notice must be accompanied by an information notice for the decision.(3)If the chief executive amends the accreditation, the amendment takes effect from the day, not earlier than 28 days after the holder receives the notice, stated in the notice.(4)If the chief executive suspends the accreditation, it is ineffective during the period of suspension.(5)The suspension—(a)may be for the period the chief executive decides; and(b)has effect from—(i)the day the notice is given; or(ii)if a later day is stated in the notice—the stated day.
(6)If the chief executive cancels the accreditation, it ceases to have effect from—(a)the day the notice is given; or(b)if a later day is stated in the notice—the stated day.
83Ending agreement by holders(1)The holder of an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement may end the agreement at any time by giving written notice to the chief executive.(2)The agreement ceases to have effect on—(a)the day the chief executive receives the notice; or(b)if the notice states a later day, not later than the day the accreditation of the agreement ceases to have effect—the later day stated in the notice.
(3)The accreditation of the agreement ceases to have effect on the day the agreement ceases to have effect.Division 2Authorisations under accredited traditional use of marine resources agreements84Giving authorisation under agreement(1)This section applies if an accreditation of a traditional use of marine resources agreement includes a condition stating that the holder of the accreditation may authorise another person to carry out an activity that may be lawfully carried out in relation to the agreement for a stated period.(2)The holder of the accreditation must keep a record of the relevant matters for any authorisation given under the agreement.(3)In this section—relevant matters, for an authorisation, means the following—(a)the name of the person to whom the authorisation is given;(b)the date on which the authorisation was given;(c)the nature of the activity the person is authorised to carry out under the authorisation.
85Effect of authorisation given under agreement(1)A person to whom an authorisation is given under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement may carry out an activity that is stated in the record kept by the holder of the accreditation under section 84(2).(2)For subsection (1)—(a)the person to whom the authorisation is given is taken to be a traditional owner; and(b)the conditions imposed on the accreditation of the agreement, and the conditions stated in the agreement, apply to the person.
(3)To remove any doubt, it is declared that a person who gives an authorisation under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement may still carry out, in relation to the agreement, any activity for which the person has given an authorisation under the agreement.Division 3Accreditation of educational or research institution86Additional requirements for accreditation of educational or research institutionThe chief executive may, for this plan, impose conditions on an accreditation of an educational institution or a research institution accredited under the Regulation, section 98.s 86 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 787Additional grounds for cancellation of accreditation of educational or research institution(1)The chief executive may, by gazette notice, cancel an accreditation of an educational institution or research institution for the marine park, or a part of the marine park, if the chief executive is satisfied—(a)the institution is causing disturbance to or destruction of cultural or natural resources that is inconsistent with its environmental practices and standards, or the conditions of the accreditation; or(b)there is an imminent threat that the institution will cause a disturbance or destruction of the type mentioned in paragraph (a).
(2)This section does not limit the matters the chief executive may have regard to under the Regulation, section 101.s 87 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 788Amendment—groundsThe chief executive may amend an accreditation of an educational or research institution for the marine park, including, for example, by adding a further condition to the accreditation if—(a)the holder of the accreditation has given written agreement to the amendment; or(b)the chief executive believes on reasonable grounds the amendment is necessary or desirable for the conservation of the marine park, or is in the interest of the marine park.
89Suspension—groundsThe chief executive may suspend an accreditation of an educational or research institution for the marine park if the chief executive is satisfied—(a)the institution is causing disturbance to or destruction of cultural or natural resources; or(b)there is an imminent threat that the institution will cause a disturbance or destruction of the type mentioned in paragraph (a); or(c)the holder of the accreditation has committed, or is committing, an offence against the Act; or(d)the suspension is necessary or desirable for the conservation of the marine park; or(e)the holder of the accreditation has failed to comply with environmental practices and standards or a condition of the accreditation.
90Amendment or suspension—procedure(1)Before amending or suspending an accreditation of an educational or research institution agreement, the chief executive must give the holder of the accreditation a written notice inviting the holder to show why the accreditation should not be amended or suspended (the proposed action).(2)The notice must state the following—(a)the proposed action;(b)the grounds for the proposed action;(c)the facts and circumstances forming the basis for the grounds;(d)if the proposed action is to amend the accreditation, the proposed amendment;(e)if the proposed action is suspension of the accreditation, the proposed suspension period;(f)that representations may be made about the notice;(g)how the representations may be made;(h)where the representations may be made or sent;(i)a day and time for making the representations or a period within which the representations must be made.
(3)The stated day or period must be, or must end, at least 28 days after the notice is given.(4)If, after considering all representations made by the stated day or within the stated period, the chief executive still considers the proposed action should be taken, the chief executive may—(a)if the proposed action is to amend the accreditation—amend the accreditation; or(b)if the proposed action is to suspend the accreditation—suspend the accreditation for no longer than the proposed suspension period.
(5)This section does not apply if the accreditation is amended under section 88(a).91Notice of amendment, suspension or cancellation and effect of amendment or suspension(1)If the chief executive amends, suspends or cancels an accreditation, notice and particulars of the amendment, suspension or cancellation must be given to the holder of the accreditation.(2)The notice must be accompanied by an information notice for the decision.(3)If the chief executive amends the accreditation, the amendment takes effect from the day, not earlier than 28 days after the holder receives the notice, stated in the notice.(4)If the chief executive suspends the accreditation, it is ineffective during the period of suspension.(5)The suspension—(a)may be for the period the chief executive decides; and(b)has effect from—(i)the day the notice is given; or(ii)if a later day is stated in the notice—the stated day.
Part 7Restrictions on activities in the marine parkDivision 1General restrictions92Bait netting(1)A person may carry out bait netting in the marine park using only—(a)for a recreational fisher—a cast, scoop or seine net complying with the Fisheries Regulation, chapter 4, part 1, division 4; or(b)for a commercial fisher—a cast net or mesh net complying with the Fisheries Regulation, chapter 9, part 5.
(2)A commercial fisher who is bait netting in the conservation park zone must not—(a)take a relevant fish while bait netting; or(b)possess a relevant fish taken in contravention of paragraph (a).
(3)For subsection (2)(a), a commercial fisher does not take a relevant fish while bait netting if—(a)the fish is taken unintentionally; and(b)the fisher does not allow the net containing the fish to be out of the water other than to immediately remove the fish from the net; and(c)the fisher immediately releases the fish into water deep enough to allow the fish to escape.
(4)In this section—commercial fisher means a commercial fisher under the Fisheries Regulation.possess, a relevant fish, means—(a)to have custody or control of the fish; or(b)to have an ability or right to readily obtain custody or control of the fish.
relevant fish means a fish of any of the following species—(a)bream of the genus Acanthopagrus or Rhabdosargus;(b)flathead of the genus Platycephalus;(c)whiting of the genus Sillago.
s 92 sub 2011 SL No. 257s 1293Crabbing(1)A person who is crabbing in the marine park must comply with subsections (2) and (3).(2)Only the following may be used—(a)a collapsible trap;(b)a crab pot;(c)a dilly.
(3)The apparatus mentioned in subsection (2) must be used as required under the Fisheries Regulation.s 93 amd 2010 SL No. 35s 25sch 294Fishing or collecting(1)A person who is fishing or collecting in the marine park must not take or possess—(a)an animal or plant of a protected species, other than under section 99; or(b)a specimen of coral mentioned in schedule 3, part 2, other than under a permission granted by the chief executive under the Regulation, part 3 in relation to the taking or possessing; or(c)more than 5 specimens, and more than 2 specimens of the same species, of a fish or invertebrate mentioned in schedule 3, part 3, other than under a permission granted by the chief executive under the Regulation, part 3 in relation to the taking or possessing.
(2)If a person takes or possesses an animal or plant of a species that is authorised to be taken under fisheries legislation—(a)the person must not take or possess more than the number of specimens authorised by the legislation to be taken or possessed; and(b)the taking or possessing must be in compliance with the legislation.
(3)A person must not detach more than 1 tender boat from a primary boat in the conservation park zone.(4)A person must not detach a tender boat from its primary boat in the marine national park zone unless—(a)the tender boat is engaged in the rescue or attempted rescue of an endangered person; or(b)the tender boat is providing assistance to an endangered aircraft, vessel or structure to prevent or mitigate damage to the environment or to the aircraft, vessel or structure; or(c)the tender boat is conveying a person on a direct journey from land to its primary boat, or from its primary boat to land, and throughout the journey the primary boat remains within 1 nautical mile of both the tender boat and the land.
(5)In this section—primary boat means the boat listed on a commercial fishing boat licence or commercial harvest fishery licence under the Fisheries Regulation.tender boat means a boat, other than a primary boat, that may be used under section 246 of the Fisheries Regulation.95Limited impact research (extractive)A person conducting limited impact research (extractive) by limited research sampling, or by installing and operating minor research aids—(a)must carry out the research in compliance with parts 3 and 4, and any fisheries declarations under the fisheries legislation relevant to recreational fishers; andNote—See the Fisheries Regulation, chapter 2 (Regulated waters declarations) and chapter 3 (Regulated fish declarations).(b)must carry out the research only—(i)by hand; or(ii)with the use of minor research aids; and
(c)may collect any of the following—(i)plankton;(ii)not more than 500L of water for samples for each research project for each year;(iii)not more than 500L of sediment for samples for each research project for each year;(iv)non-marine invertebrates;(v)marine plants, if the collection is carried out in compliance with the fisheries legislation; and
(d)may, in the general use zone, use a research trawl; and(e)may tag species other than protected species; and(f)must not use explosives or chemicals; and(g)must ensure an animal or plant that is a protected species is not taken; and(h)must ensure a specimen from the class Anthozoa or Hydrozoa is not taken.
96Minor research aids(1)A person conducting limited impact research (extractive) may use the following research aids (each a minor research aid)—(a)the fishing apparatus and methods authorised under the fisheries legislation for recreational fishers;Note—See the Fisheries Regulation, chapter 4 (Other fisheries declarations) and chapter 12, part 1, division 1 (Declaration of fish habitat areas).(b)a baited station, leaf litter trap, invertebrate trap or light trap;(c)a plankton net that is not fixed or attached in place;(d)a device for sampling water;(e)a device for sampling sediment;(f)a tag for an animal or plant;(g)a data logger, camera and sound recording equipment, or a video recording device;(h)hand-held monitoring equipment;(i)a marker buoy;(j)fixed transect tape;(k)a fixed quadrat.
(2)A minor research aid may be fixed in position by a concrete nail, inverted-u-shaped metal rod, line or rope, stake less than 12mm in diameter, bolt or dive weight.(3)A person conducting limited impact research (extractive) may use a total of no more than 20 minor research aids for each research project.(4)A person conducting limited impact research (extractive) by limited research sampling in the marine park must ensure that a minor research aid used by the person for the research—(a)does not emit sounds or frequencies that disturb cetaceans or dugong; and(b)is removed from the marine park within 30 days after the research ends; and(c)if the minor research aid is other than a water sampling device—is not motorised or pneumatically or hydraulically operated.
(5)Subsection (4)(b) does not apply to a person if, before the end of the period mentioned in the subsection, the person gives the chief executive notice that the minor research aid has not been removed.(6)If a person gives the chief executive a notice under subsection (5), the chief executive may, on receiving the notice, impose conditions on the use of the minor research aid.(7)In this section—baited station means a device or equipment that uses bait to attract, capture or detect an animal.invertebrate trap means a device or equipment used to attract, capture or detect an invertebrate animal.leaf litter trap means a device or equipment used to catch or capture plant matter.light trap means a device or equipment that includes the use of a light to attract, capture or detect an animal or plant.97Limited impact research (non-extractive)(1)A person conducting limited impact research (non-extractive) must conduct the research—(a)in compliance with parts 3 and 4; and(b)if the research involves monitoring—using hand-held equipment; and(c)if the research involves conducting an aerial survey—at an altitude of more than 500ft.
(2)If the research involves conducting a visual survey, the person must not disturb an animal’s natural behaviour, including, for example, by chasing the animal or interrupting the animal’s swimming pattern.(3)Equipment used for conducting a visual survey must be attended at all times by a person associated with the research.(4)In this section—diver propulsion vehicle means a device used to tow a person through the water.Examples of a diver propulsion vehicle—a manta board or scooterequipment includes camera and sound recording equipment, a diver propulsion vehicle, non-fixed transect tape, non-fixed quadrats and a video recording device.s 97 amd 2013 SL No. 61s 2898Limited spearfishing(1)A person carrying out limited spearfishing in the marine park must not use any of the following for the activity—(a)a powerhead;(b)a firearm;(c)a light;(d)underwater breathing apparatus, other than a snorkel.
(2)In this section—powerhead means a device that—(a)contains an explosive charge; and(b)may be attached to a spear or spear gun.
99Entry or use for taking protected species etc.(1)A person must not enter or use the marine park for the purpose of taking an animal or plant of a protected species unless the person enters or uses the marine park for that purpose—(a)under a permission granted by the chief executive under the Regulation, part 3 in relation to the entering or use; or(b)under an accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement applying to the part of the marine park for which the agreement operates.
(2)A person must not enter or use an area in the marine park for the purpose of taking an animal of the species Solegnathus hardwickii or S. dunckeri unless the person complies with the Fisheries (East Coast Trawl) Management Plan 1999 for the taking.Division 2Other restrictions100Prohibition on navigating for more than 120 days(1)A person must not navigate a vessel or aircraft in the marine park for more than 120 days in a period of 12 months.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(2)Subsection (1) does not apply to a person—(a)navigating under a permission; or(b)mooring in compliance with part 4, division 9; or(c)navigating a vessel, ferry or water taxi service for the transfer of passengers or vehicles.
101Disturbing shorebirds(1)A public authority exercising statutory powers in relation to the marine park must consult with the chief executive about any proposal or action by the authority that may affect the value of the marine park to shorebirds.(2)A person must not take a dog into the marine park unless the dog is controlled or restrained by the person in a way that prevents the dog from causing unreasonable disturbance to a shorebird in the marine park.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.(3)A person must not cause unreasonable disturbance to shorebirds in the marine park including, for example, by—(a)navigating an aircraft or vessel through a group of feeding or roosting shorebirds; or(b)driving a vehicle through a group of feeding or roosting shorebirds; or(c)landing or taking off in an aircraft through, or hovering in an aircraft above, a group of feeding or roosting shorebirds.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.Example of unreasonable disturbance—causing a shorebird to take flight(4)A person must not, in the marine park, cause unreasonable disturbance to a shorebird’s habitat.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.102Restoration of habitat disturbed by bait gathering(1)This section applies to a person who uses the marine park for the purpose of recreational or commercial bloodworm gathering.(2)The person must restore any habitat in the marine park disturbed by the person while carrying out the gathering.Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.Example of restoring a habitat—If a person disturbs seagrass habitat while carrying out bloodworm gathering, the person may restore the disturbed habitat by replacing all seagrass sods in an upright position.103Activities prohibited by regulatory notice(1)For the Regulation, section 115(1)(b), the following activities carried out in or near an artificial reef in the marine park may be prohibited by a regulatory notice—(a)scuba diving;(b)snorkelling;(c)spearfishing;(d)charter fishing;(e)commercial fishing;(f)recreational fishing;(g)anchoring.
(2)A person must not, in or near an artificial reef, carry out an activity mentioned in subsection (1) if the activity is prohibited by a regulatory notice.Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.(3)In this section—artificial reef means any structure or material placed on the substrate, or on or under water, to—(a)create, restore or enhance a habitat for plants or animals; or(b)attract plants or animals; or(c)provide a place for diving or fishing activities.
s 103 amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7Part 8Repeal104RepealThe Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 1997, SL No. 385 is repealed.Part 9Transitional provisions105Definitions for pt 9In this part—commencement means the day this plan commences.Flinders Reef area means the area enclosed between the lines that are 200m and 50m seaward of the low water line that runs along the rocky shelf of Flinders Reef.former marine park means the marine park under the repealed plan.relevant fishery permission means a permission granted or proposed to be granted to a holder of a commercial harvest fishery licence with the fishery symbol ‘A1’ written on it, other than a permission relating to the following areas—(a)MNP02—Tripcony Bight–Long Island;(b)MNP23—Peel Island;(c)MNP29—Willes Island;(d)MNP31—Swan Bay–Never Never Creek;(e)MNP33—McCoys Creek.
relevant zone, for an area, means the zone within the marine park that the area is in immediately after the commencement.repealed plan means the repealed Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 1997.106Continuing effect of particular permissions(1)This section applies to a permission, other than a relevant fishery permission, in force immediately before the commencement and granted for an area of the former marine park.(2)The permission continues in effect—(a)as if it were a permission granted for the marine park under this plan; and(b)as if it authorised the activities for which it was granted in the area stated on the permission.
(3)However, the permission does not authorise a person to enter or use a part of the marine park for a purpose if, under this plan, a permission to enter or use the part of the marine park for the purpose can not be granted.107Continuing effect of relevant fishery permissions(1)This section applies to a relevant fishery permission in force immediately before the commencement and granted for an area of the former marine park.(2)Unless sooner suspended or cancelled, a relevant fishery permission continues in effect until 1 March 2013—(a)as if it were a permission granted for the marine park under this plan; and(b)as if it authorised the activities for which it was granted in the area stated on the permission.
108Applications in progress for particular permissions(1)This section applies to an application for a permission, other than a relevant fishery permission, to carry out an activity in an area of the former marine park if the application is not finally decided before the commencement.(2)The application is taken to have been refused if, under this plan, a permission to carry out the activity can not be granted for the relevant zone for the area.(3)The application is taken to have been withdrawn if a person may, under this plan, enter or use the relevant zone for the area to carry out the activity without permission.(4)If subsection (2) or (3) does not apply to the application, it is taken to be an application for a permission under this plan to enter or use the same area within the relevant zone for the area to carry out the activity.109Applications in progress for relevant fishery permissions(1)This section applies to an application for a relevant fishery permission, other than an application relating to the Flinders Reef area, to carry out an activity in an area of the former marine park if the application is not finally decided before the commencement.(2)For processing and deciding the application, the repealed plan continues to apply as if it had not been repealed.(3)If the chief executive grants the relevant fishery permission, it is taken to be a permission for this plan.(4)A relevant fishery permission mentioned in subsection (3) must expire no later than 1 March 2013.110Previously authorised conduct—before 28 June 2009(1)This section applies if—(a)immediately before the commencement, a person was authorised to enter or use an area within the marine park for a purpose without permission; and(b)immediately after the commencement, the person must have a permission to enter or use the area for the purpose; and(c)the purpose does not involve fishing or collecting of a type for which a permission is required for the area after the commencement.
(2)The person may, without a permission, continue to enter or use the area for the purpose until 28 June 2009.(3)This section applies despite any other provision of this plan.111Particular previously authorised conduct—after 28 June 2009(1)This section applies if—(a)immediately before the commencement, a person was authorised to enter or use an area within the marine park for a purpose without permission; and(b)immediately after the commencement, the person must have a permission to enter or use the area for the purpose; and(c)the person applies for a permission to enter or use the area for the purpose before 28 June 2009; and(d)the person has complied with the requirements under the Regulation or this plan for the application; and(e)the application has not been withdrawn and has not lapsed; and(f)the chief executive has not granted or refused to grant the permission before 28 June 2009.
(2)The person may, without a permission, continue to enter or use the area for the purpose until the chief executive has given the person a notice about the chief executive’s decision to grant or refuse to grant the permission.(3)This section applies despite any other provision of this plan.112Permission under s 45A permission mentioned in section 45(3) may be granted only to the entity that, immediately before the commencement, operated the public ferry service to the southern islands of Moreton Bay.113Existing moorings(1)Section 55(1) does not apply in relation to a mooring activity carried out at an existing mooring.(2)In this section—existing mooring means a mooring authorised under an Act in existence before the commencement.Schedule 1Zonessection 12(2)Part 1General use zone1GUZ01—Bulcock BeachThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°07.556' east (at or about the point of 26°48.366' south, 153°07.556' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.737' east (at or about the point of 26°48.338' south, 153°07.737' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°07.737' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°48.350' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 26°48.350' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.621' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.378' south, 153°07.556' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°07.556' east to the starting point.
2GUZ02—Moreton Bay–OffshoreConsists of the area of the marine park that is not included in another zone.3GUZ03—Elimbah Creek (west)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°04.171' east (at or about the point of 27°01.982' south, 153°04.171' east) then running progressively—(a)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.279' south (at or about the point of 27°02.279' south, 153°04.387' east); and(b)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.264' south, 153°04.387' east; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.251' south, 153°04.417' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.192' south, 153°04.411' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.050' south, 153°04.302' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°01.990' south, 153°04.171' east; and(g)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.171' east to the starting point.
4GUZ04—Elimbah Creek (east)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°02.034' south (at or about the point of 27°02.034' south, 153°04.656' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.034' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.669' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.145' south, 153°04.678' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.145' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°02.145' south, 153°04.667' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
5GUZ05—Elimbah CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°02.361' south, 153°04.887' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.361' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°02.361' south, 153°04.903' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.788' east (at or about the point of 27°02.542' south, 153°04.788' east); and(c)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.788' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.529' south; and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.481' south, 153°04.839' east; and(e)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.411' south, 153°04.887' east; and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.887' east to the starting point.
6GUZ06—Caboolture RiverThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°08.981' south (at or about the point of 27°08.981' south, 153°01.822' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-westerly and south-easterly (via the Caboolture River) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°02.197' east (at or about the point of 27°08.762' south, 153°02.197' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°02.197' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°09.240' south; and(c)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
7GUZ07—Wynnum CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°26.141' south (at or about the point of 27°26.141' south, 153°10.453' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°10.461' east (at or about the point of 27°26.159' south, 153°10.461' east); and(b)generally south-westerly and north-easterly (via Wynnum Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
8GUZ08—DunwichThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°29.918' south, 153°23.621' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°29.918' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°29.918' south, 153°23.996' east); and(b)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.357' east (at or about the point of 27°30.209' south, 153°24.357' east); and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.388' south, 153°24.131' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°30.388' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.645' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
9GUZ09—Cleveland PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°30.642' south, 153°17.317' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°30.642' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°30.642' south, 153°17.345' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.262' east (at or about the point of 27°30.864' south, 153°17.262' east); and(c)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.726' south, 153°17.317' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°17.317' east to the starting point.
10GUZ10—Weinam CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°37.050' south (at or about the point of 27°37.050' south, 153°18.669' east) then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.020' south, 153°18.722' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.046' south, 153°18.814' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.084' south, 153°18.830' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.165' south, 153°18.723' east; and(e)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°37.167' south (at or about the point of 27°37.167' south, 153°18.694' east); and(f)generally westerly and north-easterly (via Weinam Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
11GUZ11—Russell IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the parallel of latitude 27°40.657' south (at or about the point of 27°40.657' south, 153°23.545' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°40.657' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.647' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.647' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.086' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°41.086' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island (at or about the point of 27°41.086' south, 153°23.575' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island to the starting point.
12GUZ12—Logan RiverThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the mangrove line of the western side of Lagoon Island and the parallel of latitude 27°41.620' south (at or about the point of 27°41.620' south, 153°19.626' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly along the mangrove line of the southern end of Lagoon Island to the most south-eastern extent of the mangrove line on Lagoon Island (at or about the point of 27°41.702' south, 153°20.359' east); and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°41.500' south, 153°21.100' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.100' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°41.860' south, 153°21.100' east); and(d)generally westerly (via the southern side of the Logan River) along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°42.289' south, 153°19.460' east); and(e)north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°42.122' south, 153°19.271' east); and(f)generally north-easterly along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.990' south (at or about the point of 27°41.990' south, 153°19.380' east); and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
13GUZ13—Cabbage Tree PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°43.533' south (at or about the point of 27°43.533' south, 153°21.069' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°43.533' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.396' east; and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°43.877' south, 153°21.607' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.607' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°44.309' south; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.819' south, 153°21.240' east; and(e)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.240' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°45.154' south; and(f)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°45.437' south, 153°21.464' east; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°45.437' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°45.437' south, 153°21.195' east); and(h)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
14GUZ14—Jacobs WellThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°46.434' south (at or about the point of 27°46.434' south, 153°21.598' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°46.434' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.115' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.736' south, 153°22.133' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.849' south, 153°22.388' east; and(d)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.878' south, 153°22.915' east; and(e)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.915' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°47.246' south, 153°22.915' east); and(f)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
15GUZ15—South Stradbroke Island–TipplersThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°48.147' south, 153°25.620' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°48.147' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°48.147' south, 153°25.654' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°48.458' south (at or about the point of 27°48.458' south, 153°25.554' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°48.458' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.528' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
Note—The general use zone does not include any area within its boundary described in part 2 (Habitat protection zone), part 3 (Conservation park zone), or part 4 (Marine national park zone) of this schedule. See section 12(4) (Zones generally).Part 2Habitat protection zone16HPZ01—Bribie Island (north)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south (at or about the point of 26°50.558' south, 153°06.467' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.556' east (at or about the point of 26°48.366' south, 153°07.556' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°07.556' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°48.378' south; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.350' south, 153°07.621' east; and(d)east along the parallel of latitude 26°48.350' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.737' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°07.737' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 26°48.338' south, 153°07.737' east); and(f)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland and then easterly along the outer marine park boundary to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°09.217' east (at or about the point of 26°48.195' south, 153°09.217' east); and(g)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the coastal 1km high water line of the northern end of Bribie Island and the meridian of longitude 153°08.223' east (at or about the point of 26°48.719' south, 153°08.223' east); and(h)generally southerly along the coastal 1km high water line of the eastern side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°55.896' south (at or about the point of 26°55.896' south, 153°09.337' east); and(i)west along the parallel of latitude 26°55.896' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°55.896' south, 153°08.712' east); and(j)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.906' east (at or about the point of 26°49.181' south, 153°07.906' east); and(k)north along the meridian of longitude 153°07.906' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°48.534' south; and(l)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.433' south, 153°07.847' east; and(m)west along the parallel of latitude 26°48.433' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.690' east; and(n)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.636' south, 153°07.491' east; and(o)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.805' south, 153°07.400' east; and(p)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.240' south, 153°07.347' east; and(q)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.865' south, 153°07.376' east; and(r)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°50.640' south, 153°07.023' east; and(s)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°50.558' south, 153°06.737' east; and(t)west along the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south to the starting point.
17HPZ02—Moreton Island to BroadwaterThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 26°51.440' south, 153°10.790' east then running progressively—(aa)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.732' south, 153°26.570' east; and(ab)east along the parallel of latitude 26°56.732' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°30.376' east; and(ac)south along the meridian of longitude 153°30.376' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°58.746' south; and(ad)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°06.480' south, 153°29.440' east; and(ae)west along the parallel of latitude 27°06.480' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°06.480' south, 153°26.769' east); and(af)generally southerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°10.130' south (at or about the point of 27°10.130' south, 153°25.829' east); and(ag)east along the parallel of latitude 27°10.130' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°28.448' east; and(ah)south along the meridian of longitude 153°28.448' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°19.670' south; and(ai)west along the parallel of latitude 27°19.670' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°19.670' south, 153°26.349' east); and(aj)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south (at or about the point of 27°04.422' south, 153°27.082' east); and(ak)east along the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°28.674' east; and(al)north along the meridian of longitude 153°28.674' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°00.945' south; and(am)west along the parallel of latitude 27°00.945' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.114' east; and(an)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.114' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°02.655' south, 153°23.114' east); and(ao)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.917' south (at or about the point of 27°20.917' south, 153°25.192' east); and(ap)west along the parallel of latitude 27°20.917' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.819' east; and(aq)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.835' south, 153°24.973' east; and(ar)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.410' south, 153°24.485' east; and(as)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.347' south, 153°24.215' east; and(at)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.442' south, 153°23.855' east; and(au)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.702' south, 153°23.651' east; and(av)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°25.148' south, 153°24.963' east; and(aw)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°25.903' south (at or about the point of 27°25.903' south, 153°25.369' east); and(ax)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°26.242' south, 153°25.550' east; and(ay)east along the parallel of latitude 27°26.242' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°26.242' south, 153°26.062' east); and(az)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south (at or about the point of 27°28.496' south, 153°25.132' east); and(ba)west along the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east; and(bb)north along the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south; and(bc)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east; and(bd)north along the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.286' south; and(be)west along the parallel of latitude 27°28.286' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east; and(bf)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.346' south, 153°24.438' east; and(bg)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.433' south, 153°24.297' east; and(bh)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.527' south, 153°24.176' east; and(bi)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.852' south, 153°23.961' east; and(bj)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.961' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south; and(bk)east along the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°29.236' south, 153°24.441' east); and(bl)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°29.918' south (at or about the point of 27°29.918' south, 153°23.996' east); and(bm)west along the parallel of latitude 27°29.918' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.621' east; and(bn)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.396' south, 153°22.436' east; and(bo)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.116' south, 153°22.945' east; and(bp)east along the parallel of latitude 27°31.116' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.085' east; and(bq)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.388' south, 153°24.131' east; and(br)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the meridian of longitude 153°24.357' east (at or about the point of 27°30.209' south, 153°24.357' east); and(bs)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.864' south (at or about the point of 27°34.864' south, 153°24.805' east); and(bt)west along the parallel of latitude 27°34.864' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.459' east; and(bu)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.135' south, 153°24.332' east; and(bv)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.507' south, 153°24.201' east; and(bw)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.493' south, 153°24.263' east; and(bx)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.308' south, 153°24.411' east; and(by)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.588' south, 153°24.524' east; and(bz)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.911' east; and(ca)west along the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Lamb Island (at or about the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.216' east); and(cb)generally westerly, southerly and easterly along the marine park boundary on Lamb Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east (at or about the point of 27°37.902' south, 153°22.726' east); and(cc)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Karragarra Island (at or about the point of 27°38.342' south, 153°22.726' east); and(cd)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Karragarra Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°38.414' south (at or about the point of 27°38.414' south, 153°23.021' east); and(ce)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Russell Island and the meridian of longitude 153°23.021' east (at or about the point of 27°38.806' south, 153°23.021' east); and(cf)generally westerly, southerly and easterly along the marine park boundary on Russell Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.387' east (at or about the point of 27°42.286' south, 153°23.387' east); and(cg)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.387' east to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the northern end of Cobby Cobby Island (at or about the point of 27°42.573' south, 153°23.387' east); and(ch)generally westerly along the coastal low water line of the northern end of Cobby Cobby Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.248' east (at or about the point of 27°42.540' south, 153°22.248' east); and(ci)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.248' east to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the southern end of Cobby Cobby Island (at or about the point of 27°42.923' south, 153°22.248' east); and(cj)generally south-easterly along the coastal low water line of the southern end of Cobby Cobby Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.964' east (at or about the point of 27°43.975' south, 153°23.964' east); and(ck)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.736' south, 153°24.762' east; and(cl)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.675' south, 153°25.866' east; and(cm)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the north-western end of South Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°45.154' south (at or about the point of 27°45.154' south, 153°26.348' east); and(cn)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°48.147' south (at or about the point of 27°48.147' south, 153°25.654' east); and(co)west along the parallel of latitude 27°48.147' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.620' east; and(cp)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°48.458' south, 153°25.528' east; and(cq)east along the parallel of latitude 27°48.458' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°48.458' south, 153°25.554' east); and(cr)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island, then generally northerly and south-westerly (via Coombabah Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.410' east); and(cs)west along the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south to its intersection with the mangrove line (on the western side of Coombabah Creek) of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.170' east); and(ct)generally north-easterly along the mangrove line (via the western side of Coombabah Creek) of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.455' east); and(cu)east along the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.543' east); and(cv)generally easterly (via Coombabah Creek) and northerly (via the Coomera River) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°49.367' south (at or about the point of 27°49.367' south, 153°22.648' east); and(cw)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°49.329' south (at or about the point of 27°49.329' south, 153°22.620' east); and(cx)generally northerly (via the Pimpama River) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.915' east (at or about the point of 27°47.246' south, 153°22.915' east); and(cy)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.915' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°46.878' south; and(cz)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.849' south, 153°22.388' east; and(da)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.736' south, 153°22.133' east; and(db)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.434' south, 153°22.115' east; and(dc)west along the parallel of latitude 27°46.434' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°46.434' south, 153°21.598' east); and(dd)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°45.437' south (at or about the point of 27°45.437' south, 153°21.195' east); and(de)east along the parallel of latitude 27°45.437' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.464' east; and(df)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°45.154' south, 153°21.240' east; and(dg)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.240' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°44.819' south; and(dh)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.309' south, 153°21.607' east; and(di)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.607' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°43.877' south; and(dj)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°43.533' south, 153°21.396' east; and(dk)west along the parallel of latitude 27°43.533' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°43.533' south, 153°21.069' east); and(dl)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°42.289' south, 153°19.460' east); and(dm)generally easterly (via the southern side of the Logan River) along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.100' east (at or about the point of 27°41.860' south, 153°21.100' east); and(dn)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.100' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.500' south; and(do)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the southern end of Long Island and the meridian of longitude 153°21.351' east (at or about the point of 27°41.232' south, 153°21.351' east); and(dp)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Long Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.245' east (at or about the point of 27°38.949' south, 153°21.245' east); and(dq)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the eastern side of Pannikin Island and the parallel of latitude 27°38.949' south (at or about the point of 27°38.949' south, 153°20.493' east); and(dr)generally north-westerly and southerly along the mangrove line of Pannikin Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.779' east (at or about the point of 27°40.228' south, 153°19.779' east); and(ds)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the northern end of Lagoon Island and the meridian of longitude 153°19.522' east (at or about the point of 27°40.624' south, 153°19.522' east); and(dt)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Lagoon Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.620' south (at or about the point of 27°41.620' south, 153°19.626' east); and(du)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°41.990' south (at or about the point of 27°41.990' south, 153°19.380' east); and(dv)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°42.122' south, 153°19.271' east); and(dw)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°37.167' south (at or about the point of 27°37.167' south, 153°18.694' east); and(dx)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.165' south, 153°18.723' east; and(dy)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.084' south, 153°18.830' east; and(dz)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.046' south, 153°18.814' east; and(ea)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.020' south, 153°18.722' east; and(eb)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°37.050' south (at or about the point of 27°37.050' south, 153°18.669' east); and(ec)generally northerly (via Moogurrapum Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.295' east (at or about the point of 27°33.839' south, 153°18.295' east); and(ed)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.295' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°33.716' south; and(ee)east along the parallel of latitude 27°33.716' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.142' east; and(ef)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°32.465' south, 153°20.203' east; and(eg)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.962' south, 153°19.983' east; and(eh)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.842' south, 153°18.941' east; and(ei)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°32.596' south, 153°18.523' east; and(ej)west along the parallel of latitude 27°32.596' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.383' east; and(ek)south along the meridian of longitude 153°17.383' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°33.930' south; and(el)east along the parallel of latitude 27°33.930' south to its intersection with the mangrove line (eastern side of Eprapah Creek) of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°33.930' south, 153°17.467' east); and(em)generally southerly (via the eastern side of Eprapah Creek) along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.221' south (at or about the point of 27°34.221' south, 153°17.402' east); and(en)east along the parallel of latitude 27°34.221' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°34.221' south, 153°17.425' east); and(eo)generally southerly and northerly (via Eprapah Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.642' south (on the western side of Cleveland Point, at or about the point of 27°30.642' south, 153°17.345' east); and(ep)west along the parallel of latitude 27°30.642' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.317' east; and(eq)south along the meridian of longitude 153°17.317' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.726' south; and(er)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°17.262' east (at or about the point of 27°30.864' south, 153°17.262' east); and(es)generally north-westerly (via Hilliards Creek and Tingalpa Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°10.461' east (at or about the point of 27°26.159' south, 153°10.461' east); and(et)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°26.141' south (at or about the point of 27°26.141' south, 153°10.453' east); and(eu)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°21.814' south (at or about the point of 27°21.814' south, 153°11.687' east); and(ev)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.330' south, 153°14.720' east; and(ew)west along the parallel of latitude 27°22.330' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°13.200' east; and(ex)south along the meridian of longitude 153°13.200' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°24.470' south; and(ey)east along the parallel of latitude 27°24.470' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°14.720' east; and(ez)south along the meridian of longitude 153°14.720' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°26.944' south; and(fa)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.595' south, 153°18.377' east; and(fb)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°27.630' south, 153°20.469' east; and(fc)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°25.990' south, 153°17.410' east; and(fd)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°25.310' south, 153°18.260' east; and(fe)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°24.220' south, 153°20.100' east; and(ff)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.110' south, 153°21.247' east; and(fg)east along the parallel of latitude 27°22.110' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.680' east; and(fh)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.680' east to its intersection with the coastal 1km high water line of the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°15.594' south, 153°22.680' east); and(fi)generally northerly along the coastal 1km high water line of the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°03.837' south (at or about the point of 27°03.837' south, 153°21.178' east); and(fj)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.130' south, 153°16.770' east; and(fk)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.130' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°20.000' east; and(fl)north along the meridian of longitude 153°20.000' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°56.500' south; and(fm)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°54.640' south, 153°14.100' east; and(fn)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
18HPZ03—North Point–Yellow PatchThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island and the meridian of longitude 153°25.912' east (at or about the point of 27°01.731' south, 153°25.912' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-easterly along the coastal 500m high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east (at or about the point of 27°01.061' south, 153°27.382' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°01.463' south, 153°27.382' east); and(c)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.912' east (at or about the point of 27°02.002' south, 153°25.912' east); and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°25.912' east to the starting point.
19HPZ04—Bribie Island (west)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 100m high water line of the western side of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 27°02.234' south (at or about the point of 27°02.234' south, 153°07.877' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.234' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 27°02.234' south, 153°07.932' east); and(b)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°05.476' south (at or about the point of 27°05.476' south, 153°09.672' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°05.476' south to its intersection with the coastal 100m high water line of the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 27°05.476' south, 153°09.579' east); and(d)generally north-westerly along the coastal 100m high water line of the western side of Bribie Island to the starting point.
20HPZ05—Deception BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°06.805' south (at or about the point of 27°06.805' south, 153°03.851' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°06.805' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°06.805' south, 153°04.243' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°08.080' south (at or about the point of 27°08.080' south, 153°03.475' east); and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°08.080' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.358' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°09.190' south, 153°03.910' east; and(e)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°10.970' south, 153°06.140' east; and(f)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°10.989' south, 153°06.718' east; and(g)south along the meridian of longitude 153°06.718' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°11.476' south, 153°06.718' east); and(h)generally north-westerly (via Burpengary Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°08.981' south (at or about the point of 27°08.981' south, 153°01.822' east); and(i)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°09.240' south, 153°02.197' east; and(j)north along the meridian of longitude 153°02.197' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°08.762' south, 153°02.197' east); and(k)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
21HPZ06—RedcliffeThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°11.563' south (at or about the point of 27°11.563' south, 153°06.882' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°11.563' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.883' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°14.510' south, 153°07.400' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.302' south, 153°07.143' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°15.302' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°15.302' south, 153°06.634' east); and(e)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
22HPZ07—Clontarf PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°04.765' east (at or about the point of 27°15.802' south, 153°04.765' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.855' east (at or about the point of 27°15.706' south, 153°04.855' east); and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.795' south, 153°04.843' east; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.823' south, 153°04.818' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°15.823' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.802' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.807' south, 153°04.765' east; and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.765' east to the starting point.
23HPZ08—Pine RiverThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°16.335' south (at or about the point of 27°16.335' south, 153°03.404' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°03.805' east (at or about the point of 27°16.986' south, 153°03.805' east); and(b)generally south-westerly and north-easterly (via Bald Hills Creek and the Pine River) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
24HPZ09—Cabbage Tree CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°19.908' south (at or about the point of 27°19.908' south, 153°04.998' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°19.908' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.022' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°20.033' south, 153°04.946' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°20.033' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°20.033' south, 153°04.924' east); and(d)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
25HPZ10—West BanksThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°19.440' south, 153°06.440' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.897' south, 153°10.591' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°09.117' east (at or about the point of 27°21.955' south, 153°09.117' east); and(c)generally north-westerly (via Jubilee Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.000' east (at or about the point of 27°20.568' south, 153°06.000' east); and(d)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°20.568' south, 153°06.440' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°06.440' east to the starting point.
26HPZ11—Mud IslandThe area east of the meridian of longitude 153°14.065' east that is enclosed within the 2m depth contour of Mud Island.27HPZ12—Flinders BeachThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°23.048' south, 153°27.297' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°24.509' south, 153°29.472' east; and(b)east along the parallel of latitude 27°24.509' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°32.008' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°32.008' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°25.557' south, 153°32.008' east); and(d)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.297' east (at or about the point of 27°23.339' south, 153°27.297' east); and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°27.297' east to the starting point.
28HPZ13—North Stradbroke Island (east)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°26.311' south (at or about the point of 27°26.311' south, 153°32.458' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°26.311' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°34.549' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.900' south, 153°32.660' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.100' south, 153°32.218' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°31.100' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°31.100' south, 153°30.550' east); and(e)generally southerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°43.532' south (at or about the point of 27°43.532' south, 153°27.472' east); and(f)west along the parallel of latitude 27°43.532' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°43.532' south, 153°27.127' east); and(g)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
29HPZ14—South Stradbroke Island (north)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°45.390' south (at or about the point of 27°45.390' south, 153°26.654' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°45.390' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°45.390' south, 153°26.962' east); and(b)generally southerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°50.083' south (at or about the point of 27°50.083' south, 153°26.189' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°50.083' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°50.083' south, 153°25.881' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
30HPZ15—South Stradbroke Island (south)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°52.040' south (at or about the point of 27°52.040' south, 153°25.616' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°52.040' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.768' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.900' south, 153°27.660' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°55.100' south, 153°27.470' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the outer marine park boundary and the meridian of longitude 153°27.754' east (at or about the point of 27°55.972' south, 153°27.754' east); and(e)west along the outer marine park boundary and then generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
Note—The habitat protection zone does not include any area within its boundary described in part 3 (Conservation park zone) or part 4 (Marine national park zone) of this schedule. See section 12(4) (Zones generally).Part 3Conservation park zone31CPZ01—Pumicestone Channel (north)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south (at or about the point of 26°50.558' south, 153°06.467' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.737' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°50.640' south, 153°07.023' east; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.865' south, 153°07.376' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.240' south, 153°07.347' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.805' south, 153°07.400' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.636' south, 153°07.491' east; and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.433' south, 153°07.690' east; and(h)east along the parallel of latitude 26°48.433' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.847' east; and(i)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.534' south, 153°07.906' east; and(j)south along the meridian of longitude 153°07.906' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°49.181' south, 153°07.906' east); and(k)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°53.500' south (at or about the point of 26°53.500' south, 153°06.651' east); and(l)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island and the meridian of longitude 153°05.980' east (at or about the point of 26°53.772' south, 153°05.980' east); and(m)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east (at or about the point of 26°54.251' south, 153°05.061' east); and(n)south along the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°54.269' south, 153°05.061' east); and(o)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°55.353' south (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.620' east); and(p)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the northern end of Long Island and the meridian of longitude 153°04.408' east (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.408' east); and(q)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Long Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.450' east (at or about the point of 26°56.454' south, 153°04.450' east); and(r)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.450' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°56.847' south; and(s)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.777' south, 153°04.339' east; and(t)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.609' south, 153°04.281' east; and(u)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°56.271' south (at or about the point of 26°56.271' south, 153°03.980' east); and(v)generally north-easterly (via Hussey Creek, Coochin Creek and Bells Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
32CPZ02—Pumicestone Channel–Godwin BeachThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south (at or about the point of 26°58.400' south, 153°03.944' east) then running progressively—(aa)east along the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east; and(ab)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the southern end of the unnamed mangrove island that lies south of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°58.171' south, 153°04.526' east); and(ac)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of the unnamed mangrove island that lies south of Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east (at or about the point of 26°57.813' south, 153°04.443' east); and(ad)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the southern end of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.743' south, 153°04.443' east); and(ae)generally north-easterly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east (at or about the point of 26°57.584' south, 153°04.529' east); and(af)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the southern end of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.558' south, 153°04.529' east); and(ag)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Thooloora Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°57.424' south (at or about the point of 26°57.424' south, 153°04.669' east); and(ah)east along the parallel of latitude 26°57.424' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.843' east; and(ai)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.362' south, 153°04.926' east; and(aj)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.169' south, 153°05.015' east; and(ak)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.971' south, 153°04.865' east; and(al)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 26°56.739' south (at or about the point of 26°56.739' south, 153°05.029' east); and(am)generally south-easterly along the mangrove line of the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.236' east); and(an)east along the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.241' east); and(ao)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.234' south (at or about the point of 27°02.234' south, 153°07.932' east); and(ap)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.234' south to its intersection with the coastal 100m high water line of the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 27°02.234' south, 153°07.877' east); and(aq)generally south-easterly along the coastal 100m high water line of the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°05.476' south (at or about the point of 27°05.476' south, 153°09.579' east); and(ar)east along the parallel of latitude 27°05.476' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 27°05.476' south, 153°09.672' east); and(as)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°10.769' east (at or about the point of 27°05.939' south, 153°10.769' east); and(at)south along the meridian of longitude 153°10.769' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°06.591' south; and(au)west along the parallel of latitude 27°06.591' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.300' east; and(av)north along the meridian of longitude 153°07.300' east to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°05.442' south, 153°07.300' east); and(aw)generally south-westerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°06.805' south (at or about the point of 27°06.805' south, 153°04.243' east); and(ax)west along the parallel of latitude 27°06.805' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°06.805' south, 153°03.851' east); and(ay)generally north-easterly and north-westerly (via Ningi Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.361' south (at or about the point of 27°02.361' south, 153°04.903' east); and(az)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.361' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.887' east; and(ba)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.887' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.411' south; and(bb)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.481' south, 153°04.839' east; and(bc)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.529' south, 153°04.788' east; and(bd)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.788' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°02.542' south, 153°04.788' east); and(be)generally north-westerly and south-easterly (via Elimbah Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.171' east (at or about the point of 27°01.982' south, 153°04.171' east); and(bf)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.171' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°01.990' south; and(bg)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.050' south, 153°04.302' east; and(bh)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.192' south, 153°04.411' east; and(bi)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.251' south, 153°04.417' east; and(bj)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.264' south, 153°04.387' east; and(bk)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°02.279' south (at or about the point of 27°02.279' south, 153°04.387' east); and(bl)generally south-easterly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.145' south (at or about the point of 27°02.145' south, 153°04.667' east); and(bm)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.145' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.678' east; and(bn)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.034' south, 153°04.669' east; and(bo)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.034' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°02.034' south, 153°04.656' east); and(bp)generally northerly (via Bullock Creek and Glass Mountain Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
33CPZ03—Flinders ReefThe area enclosed by a radius of 2km centred at the point of 26°58.715' south, 153°29.150' east.34CPZ04—Moreton Island (north-east)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°00.945' south, 153°23.114' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°00.945' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°28.674' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°28.674' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°04.422' south, 153°27.398' east); and(d)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.518' south (at or about the point of 27°02.518' south, 153°28.107' east); and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.518' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°02.518' south, 153°27.785' east); and(f)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°01.654' south (at or about the point of 27°01.654' south, 153°27.954' east); and(g)northerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 5m depth contour of the northern end of Moreton Island and the meridian of longitude 153°27.954' east (at or about the point of 27°01.519' south, 153°27.954' east); and(h)generally westerly along the 5m depth contour of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east (at or about the point of 27°01.289' south, 153°27.382' east); and(i)north along the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°01.061' south, 153°27.382' east); and(j)generally south-westerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.912' east (at or about the point of 27°01.731' south, 153°25.912' east); and(k)south along the meridian of longitude 153°25.912' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°02.002' south, 153°25.912' east); and(l)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.023' south (at or about the point of 27°02.023' south, 153°25.513' east); and(m)westerly along the geodesic to the eastern most point of the marine park boundary on Heath Island (at or about the point of 27°02.009' south, 153°25.379' east); and(n)generally westerly and south-easterly along the marine park boundary on Heath Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.157' east (at or about the point of 27°02.107' south, 153°25.157' east); and(o)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°02.192' south (at or about the point of 27°02.192' south, 153°24.589' east); and(p)generally westerly along the high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude that runs through the most eastern point, of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island, that is west of Heath Island (at or about the point of 27°02.293' south, 153°23.843' east); and(q)south along the meridian of longitude that runs through the most eastern point, of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island, that is west of Heath Island, to the most eastern point, of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island, that is west of Heath Island (at or about the point of 27°02.320' south, 153°23.843' east); and(r)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.114' east (at or about the point of 27°02.655' south, 153°23.114' east); and(s)north along the meridian of longitude 153°23.114' east to the starting point.
35CPZ05—Castlereagh Point–North ReefThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°10.989' south, 153°06.718' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°11.030' south, 153°07.970' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°11.563' south, 153°07.883' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°11.563' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°11.563' south, 153°06.882' east); and(d)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.718' east (at or about the point of 27°11.476' south, 153°06.718' east); and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°06.718' east to the starting point.
36CPZ06—Hays Inlet–Bramble BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°04.154' east) then running progressively—(aa)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.765' east (at or about the point of 27°15.802' south, 153°04.765' east); and(ab)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.765' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°15.807' south; and(ac)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.823' south, 153°04.802' east; and(ad)east along the parallel of latitude 27°15.823' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.818' east; and(ae)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.795' south, 153°04.843' east; and(af)northerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°04.855' east (at or about the point of 27°15.706' south, 153°04.855' east); and(ag)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.391' east (at or about the point of 27°15.741' south, 153°06.391' east); and(ah)south along the meridian of longitude 153°06.391' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°16.161' south; and(ai)east along the parallel of latitude 27°16.161' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.864' east; and(aj)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°16.588' south, 153°06.788' east; and(ak)west along the parallel of latitude 27°16.588' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.180' east; and(al)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°16.970' south, 153°06.215' east; and(am)west along the parallel of latitude 27°16.970' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°16.970' south, 153°04.191' east); and(an)generally south-easterly along the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°19.308' south (at or about the point of 27°19.308' south, 153°05.422' east); and(ao)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.589' south, 153°05.692' east; and(ap)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.768' south, 153°05.431' east; and(aq)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.790' south, 153°05.382' east; and(ar)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.799' south, 153°05.350' east; and(as)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.816' south, 153°05.255' east; and(at)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.875' south, 153°05.041' east; and(au)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.908' south, 153°05.022' east; and(av)west along the parallel of latitude 27°19.908' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°19.908' south, 153°04.998' east); and(aw)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°03.805' east (at or about the point of 27°16.986' south, 153°03.805' east); and(ax)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°16.335' south (at or about the point of 27°16.335' south, 153°03.404' east); and(ay)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east (at or about the point of 27°15.062' south, 153°03.022' east); and(az)south along the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°15.079' south, 153°03.022' east); and(ba)generally south-easterly (via the northern side of Freshwater Creek) and northerly along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°03.780' east); and(bb)east along the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south to the starting point.
37CPZ07—South Passage–Boat RockThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°20.917' south, 153°24.819' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°20.917' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°20.917' south, 153°25.192' east); and(b)generally south-easterly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.370' south (at or about the point of 27°20.370' south, 153°26.293' east); and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°20.370' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°26.800' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°26.800' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°22.350' south; and(e)east along the parallel of latitude 27°22.350' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°34.000' east; and(f)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°26.311' south, 153°34.549' east; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°26.311' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°26.311' south, 153°32.458' east); and(h)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°32.008' east (at or about the point of 27°25.557' south, 153°32.008' east); and(i)north along the meridian of longitude 153°32.008' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°24.509' south; and(j)west along the parallel of latitude 27°24.509' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°29.472' east; and(k)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.048' south, 153°27.297' east; and(l)south along the meridian of longitude 153°27.297' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°23.339' south, 153°27.297' east); and(m)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°24.612' south (at or about the point of 27°24.612' south, 153°26.451' east); and(n)west along the parallel of latitude 27°24.612' south to its intersection with the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°24.612' south, 153°25.932' east); and(o)generally south-westerly along the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°25.903' south (at or about the point of 27°25.903' south, 153°25.369' east); and(p)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°25.148' south, 153°24.963' east; and(q)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.868' south, 153°25.788' east; and(r)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.150' south, 153°26.023' east; and(s)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.917' south, 153°26.054' east; and(t)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.142' south, 153°25.798' east; and(u)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.240' south, 153°25.329' east; and(v)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.835' south, 153°24.973' east; and(w)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
38CPZ08—Peel IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the northern end of Peel Island and the meridian of longitude 153°21.504' east (at or about the point of 27°28.629' south, 153°21.504' east) then running progressively—(a)generally south-easterly, south-westerly and northerly along the 2m depth contour of Peel Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.317' east); and(b)east along the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Peel Island (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.659' east); and(c)generally southerly, north-easterly and westerly along the marine park boundary on Peel Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.504' east (at or about the point of 27°29.524' south, 153°21.504' east); and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.504' east to the starting point.
39CPZ09—Goat Island–Bird IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°30.396' south, 153°22.436' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.918' south, 153°23.621' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.388' south, 153°23.645' east; and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°30.388' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.131' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.116' south, 153°23.085' east; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°31.116' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.945' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
40CPZ10—Canaipa Passage–JumpinpinThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Lamb Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south (at or about the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.216' east) then running progressively—(aa)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south to its intersection with the coastal 100m high water line of the eastern side of Lamb Island (at or about the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.326' east); and(ab)generally south-westerly along the coastal 100m high water line of the eastern side of Lamb Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.760' east (at or about the point of 27°37.944' south, 153°22.760' east); and(ac)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.016' south, 153°22.819' east; and(ad)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.058' south, 153°23.177' east; and(ae)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.013' south, 153°23.594' east; and(af)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.842' south, 153°23.847' east; and(ag)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.435' south, 153°23.923' east; and(ah)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.911' east; and(ai)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.588' south, 153°24.524' east; and(aj)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.885' south (at or about the point of 27°37.885' south, 153°25.015' east); and(ak)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°38.861' south (at or about the point of 27°38.861' south, 153°25.183' east); and(al)west along the parallel of latitude 27°38.861' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.496' east; and(am)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.006' south, 153°24.200' east; and(an)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.322' south, 153°23.934' east; and(ao)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.604' south, 153°23.601' east; and(ap)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.823' south, 153°23.678' east; and(aq)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°40.093' south, 153°24.035' east; and(ar)east along the parallel of latitude 27°40.093' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°40.093' south, 153°24.126' east); and(as)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.506' east); and(at)west along the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.344' east); and(au)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.646' east (at or about the point of 27°44.238' south, 153°24.646' east); and(av)south-easterly along the geodesic to the most western extent of the mangrove line of Stingaree Island (at or about the point of 27°44.278' south, 153°24.681' east); and(aw)generally easterly along the mangrove line of the southern end of Stingaree Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island; and(ax)east along the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island; and(ay)generally north-easterly along the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude that runs through the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay; and(az)north along the meridian of longitude that runs through the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay to the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay; and(ba)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°43.532' south (at or about the point of 27°43.532' south, 153°27.127' east); and(bb)east along the parallel of latitude 27°43.532' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°43.532' south, 153°27.472' east); and(bc)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°42.100' south (at or about the point of 27°42.100' south, 153°27.569' east); and(bd)east along the parallel of latitude 27°42.100' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°29.504' east; and(be)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°43.500' south, 153°29.270' east; and(bf)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.870' south, 153°28.530' east; and(bg)west along the parallel of latitude 27°46.870' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°46.870' south, 153°26.701' east); and(bh)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°45.390' south (at or about the point of 27°45.390' south, 153°26.962' east); and(bi)west along the parallel of latitude 27°45.390' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°45.390' south, 153°26.654' east); and(bj)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°45.154' south (at or about the point of 27°45.154' south, 153°26.348' east); and(bk)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.675' south, 153°25.866' east; and(bl)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.736' south, 153°24.762' east; and(bm)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the coastal low water line of the southern end of Cobby Cobby Island and the meridian of longitude 153°23.964' east (at or about the point of 27°43.975' south, 153°23.964' east); and(bn)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°43.758' south, 153°24.073' east; and(bo)north along the meridian of longitude 153°24.073' east to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the eastern side of Cobby Cobby Island (at or about the point of 27°43.644' south, 153°24.073' east); and(bp)generally north-westerly along the coastal low water line of the eastern side of Cobby Cobby Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.387' east (at or about the point of 27°42.573' south, 153°23.387' east); and(bq)north along the meridian of longitude 153°23.387' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the southern end of Russell Island (at or about the point of 27°42.286' south, 153°23.387' east); and(br)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.086' south (at or about the point of 27°41.086' south, 153°23.575' east); and(bs)east along the parallel of latitude 27°41.086' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.647' east; and(bt)north along the meridian of longitude 153°23.647' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°40.657' south; and(bu)west along the parallel of latitude 27°40.657' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island (at or about the point of 27°40.657' south, 153°23.545' east); and(bv)generally north-easterly and westerly along the marine park boundary on Russell Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.021' east (at or about the point of 27°38.806' south, 153°23.021' east); and(bw)northerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Karragarra Island and the parallel of latitude 27°38.414' south (at or about the point of 27°38.414' south, 153°23.021' east); and(bx)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Karragarra Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east (at or about the point of 27°38.342' south, 153°22.726' east); and(by)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the southern end of Lamb Island (at or about the point of 27°37.902' south, 153°22.726' east); and(bz)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Lamb Island to the starting point.
Note—The conservation park zone does not include any area within its boundary described in part 4 (Marine national park zone) of this schedule. See section 12(4) (Zones generally).Part 4Marine national park zone41MNP01—Westaways CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 26°53.500' south (at or about the point of 26°53.500' south, 153°06.651' east) then running progressively—(a)generally south-westerly (via Westaways Creek) along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east (at or about the point of 26°54.269' south, 153°05.061' east); and(b)north along the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°54.251' south, 153°05.061' east); and(c)generally north-easterly along the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.980' east (at or about the point of 26°53.772' south, 153°05.980' east); and(d)easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
42MNP02—Tripcony Bight–Long IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°56.271' south (at or about the point of 26°56.271' south, 153°03.980' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.609' south, 153°04.281' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.777' south, 153°04.339' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.847' south, 153°04.450' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.450' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the southern end of Long Island (at or about the point of 26°56.454' south, 153°04.450' east); and(e)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Long Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.408' east (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.408' east); and(f)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 26°55.353' south (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.620' east); and(g)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.241' east); and(h)west along the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.236' east); and(i)generally north-westerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°56.739' south (at or about the point of 26°56.739' south, 153°05.029' east); and(j)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.971' south, 153°04.865' east; and(k)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.169' south, 153°05.015' east; and(l)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.362' south, 153°04.926' east; and(m)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.424' south, 153°04.843' east; and(n)west along the parallel of latitude 26°57.424' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.424' south, 153°04.669' east); and(o)generally northerly, south-westerly and south-easterly along the marine park boundary on Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east (at or about the point of 26°57.558' south, 153°04.529' east); and(p)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the eastern side of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.584' south, 153°04.529' east); and(q)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east (at or about the point of 26°57.743' south, 153°04.443' east); and(r)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the northern end of the unnamed mangrove island that lies south of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.813' south, 153°04.443' east); and(s)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of the unnamed mangrove island, that lies south of Thooloora Island, to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east (at or about the point of 26°58.171' south, 153°04.526' east); and(t)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south; and(u)west along the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 26°58.400' south, 153°03.944' east); and(v)generally north-westerly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
43MNP03—Northern WedgeThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 26°51.440' south, 153°10.000' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 26°51.440' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°10.790' east; and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°54.640' south, 153°14.100' east; and(c)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.500' south, 153°20.000' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°20.000' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.130' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.130' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°16.770' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
44MNP04—Flinders ReefThe area enclosed by a radius of 500m centred at the point of 26°58.715' south, 153°29.150' east.45MNP05—Cape MoretonThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 5m depth contour of the northern end of Moreton Island and the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east (at or about the point of 27°01.289' south, 153°27.382' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly along the 5m depth contour of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.954' east (at or about the point of 27°01.519' south, 153°27.954' east); and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°01.654' south (at or about the point of 27°01.654' south, 153°27.954' east); and(c)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east (at or about the point of 27°01.463' south, 153°27.382' east); and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°27.382' east to the starting point.
46MNP06—Heath Island LagoonThe area bounded by a line starting at the most eastern point, of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island, that is west of Heath Island (at or about the point of 27°02.320' south, 153°23.843' east) then running progressively—(a)north along the meridian of longitude that runs through the most eastern point, of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island, that is west of Heath Island, to its intersection with the high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°02.293' south, 153°23.843' east); and(b)generally easterly along the high water line of the northern end of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.192' south (at or about the point of 27°02.192' south, 153°24.589' east); and(c)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the south-western side of Heath Island and the meridian of longitude 153°25.157' east (at or about the point of 27°02.107' south, 153°25.157' east); and(d)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Heath Island to the most eastern point of the marine park boundary on Heath Island (at or about the point of 27°02.009' south, 153°25.379' east); and(e)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°02.023' south (at or about the point of 27°02.023' south, 153°25.513' east); and(f)generally westerly (via Heath Island Lagoon) along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Moreton Island to the starting point.
47MNP07—Braydon BeachThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°02.518' south (at or about the point of 27°02.518' south, 153°27.785' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°02.518' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°02.518' south, 153°28.107' east); and(b)generally southerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south (at or about the point of 27°04.422' south, 153°27.398' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°04.422' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°04.422' south, 153°27.082' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island to the starting point.
48MNP08—Deep Offshore Moreton IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°01.520' south, 153°30.920' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°01.520' south to its intersection with the limit of Coastal Waters (at or about the point of 27°01.520' south, 153°31.507' east); and(b)southerly along the limit of Coastal Waters to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°06.000' south (at or about the point of 27°06.000' south, 153°32.550' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°06.000' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°30.920' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°30.920' east to the starting point.
49MNP09—Deception BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°08.080' south (at or about the point of 27°08.080' south, 153°03.475' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-easterly along the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.300' east (at or about the point of 27°05.442' south, 153°07.300' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°07.300' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°06.591' south; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°08.080' south, 153°05.358' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°08.080' south to the starting point.
50MNP10—Cherubs Cave–Henderson RockThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°06.480' south (at or about the point of 27°06.480' south, 153°26.769' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°06.480' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°29.440' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°29.440' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°10.130' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°10.130' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°10.130' south, 153°25.829' east); and(d)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of Moreton Island to the starting point.
51MNP11—Hays InletThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°04.154' east) then running progressively—(a)west along the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°03.780' east); and(b)generally southerly and then north-westerly (via the northern side of Freshwater Creek) along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east (at or about the point of 27°15.079' south, 153°03.022' east); and(c)north along the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°15.062' south, 153°03.022' east); and(d)generally northerly, easterly (via Saltwater Creek) and southerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
52MNP12—Scotts PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°15.302' south (at or about the point of 27°15.302' south, 153°06.634' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°15.302' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.143' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°16.161' south, 153°06.864' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°16.161' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.391' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°06.391' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°15.741' south, 153°06.391' east); and(e)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
53MNP13—Bramble BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°16.970' south (at or about the point of 27°16.970' south, 153°04.191' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°16.970' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.215' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.440' south, 153°06.440' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°06.440' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.568' south; and(d)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°06.000' east (at or about the point of 27°20.568' south, 153°06.000' east); and(e)generally north-westerly (via Nudgee Creek and Nundah Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.033' south (at or about the point of 27°20.033' south, 153°04.924' east); and(f)east along the parallel of latitude 27°20.033' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.946' east; and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.908' south, 153°05.022' east; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.875' south, 153°05.041' east; and(i)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.816' south, 153°05.255' east; and(j)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.799' south, 153°05.350' east; and(k)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.790' south, 153°05.382' east; and(l)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.768' south, 153°05.431' east; and(m)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.589' south, 153°05.692' east; and(n)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°19.308' south (at or about the point of 27°19.308' south, 153°05.422' east); and(o)generally north-westerly along the coastal 500m high water line of to the starting point.
54MNP14—Middle Moreton BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°18.430' south, 153°17.400' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°18.430' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.680' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.680' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°22.110' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°22.110' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.400' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°17.400' east to the starting point.
55MNP15—Crab IslandThe area enclosed within the mangrove line of Crab Island.Note—Crab Island is located south-west of Moreton Island, centroid 27°20.340' south, 153°24.110' east.56MNP16—Mirapool Islands–Offshore AreaThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°19.670' south (at or about the point of 27°19.670' south, 153°26.349' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°19.670' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°29.200' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°29.200' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.230' south; and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°20.230' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°34.000' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°34.000' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°22.350' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°22.350' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°26.800' east; and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°26.800' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.370' south; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°20.370' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°20.370' south, 153°26.293' east); and(h)generally northerly (via Mirapool Islands) along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Moreton Island to the starting point.
57MNP17—St Helena IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°22.330' south, 153°13.200' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°22.330' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°14.720' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°14.720' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°24.470' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°24.470' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°13.200' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°13.200' east to the starting point.
58MNP18—Amity Banks (east)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°22.702' south, 153°23.651' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.442' south, 153°23.855' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.347' south, 153°24.215' east; and(c)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.410' south, 153°24.485' east; and(d)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.835' south, 153°24.973' east; and(e)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.240' south, 153°25.329' east; and(f)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.142' south, 153°25.798' east; and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°22.917' south, 153°26.054' east; and(h)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.150' south, 153°26.023' east; and(i)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°23.868' south, 153°25.788' east; and(j)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°25.148' south, 153°24.963' east; and(k)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
59MNP19—Flat RockThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.2km centred at the point of 27°23.410' south, 153°33.070' east.60MNP20—Wanga Wallen BankThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°24.612' south (at or about the point of 27°24.612' south, 153°25.932' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°24.612' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°24.612' south, 153°26.451' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°26.242' south (at or about the point of 27°26.242' south, 153°26.062' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°26.242' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.550' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°25.903' south (at or about the point of 27°25.903' south, 153°25.369' east); and(e)generally north-easterly along the 2m depth contour of the western side of North Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
61MNP21—Amity Banks (west)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the northern end of Amity Banks and the meridian of longitude 153°22.880' east (at or about the point of 27°24.555' south, 153°22.880' east) then running progressively—(a)southerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the southern end of Amity Banks and the meridian of longitude 153°21.800' east (at or about the point of 27°27.411' south, 153°21.800' east); and(b)generally north-westerly and north-easterly along the 2m depth contour of Amity Banks to the starting point.
62MNP22—Myora ReefThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°28.852' south, 153°23.961' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.527' south, 153°24.176' east; and(b)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.433' south, 153°24.297' east; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.346' south, 153°24.438' east; and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.286' south, 153°24.566' east; and(e)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.286' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east; and(f)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east; and(h)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south; and(i)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°28.496' south, 153°25.132' east); and(j)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south (at or about the point of 27°29.236' south, 153°24.441' east); and(k)west along the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.961' east; and(l)north along the meridian of longitude 153°23.961' east to the starting point.
63MNP23—Peel Island(1)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the northern end of Peel Island and the meridian of longitude 153°21.504' east (at or about the point of 27°28.629' south, 153°21.504' east) then running progressively—(a)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.504' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Peel Island (at or about the point of 27°29.524' south, 153°21.504' east); and(b)generally westerly and southerly along the marine park boundary on Peel Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.659' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south to its intersection with the 2m depth contour of the western side of Peel Island (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.317' east); and(d)generally westerly, north-easterly and then south-easterly (via Lazaret Gutter) along the 2m depth contour of Peel Island to the starting point.
(2)All the submerged fringing reefs situated to the north-western side of Peel Island, delineated by a boundary coincident with the 2m depth contour.64MNP24—Cox BankThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°32.596' south, 153°17.383' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°32.596' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.523' east; and(b)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.842' south, 153°18.941' east; and(c)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.962' south, 153°19.983' east; and(d)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°32.465' south, 153°20.203' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°33.716' south, 153°19.142' east; and(f)west along the parallel of latitude 27°33.716' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.295' east; and(g)south along the meridian of longitude 153°18.295' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°33.839' south, 153°18.295' east); and(h)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.221' south (at or about the point of 27°34.221' south, 153°17.425' east); and(i)west along the parallel of latitude 27°34.221' south to its intersection with the mangrove line (eastern side of Eprapah Creek) of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°34.221' south, 153°17.402' east); and(j)generally northerly along the mangrove line (eastern side of Eprapah Creek) of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°33.930' south (at or about the point of 27°33.930' south, 153°17.467' east); and(k)west along the parallel of latitude 27°33.930' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.383' east; and(l)north along the meridian of longitude 153°17.383' east to the starting point.
65MNP25—Offshore North Stradbroke IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°31.100' south (at or about the point of 27°31.100' south, 153°30.550' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°31.100' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°32.218' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°33.700' south, 153°31.260' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.300' south, 153°30.470' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°42.100' south, 153°29.504' east; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°42.100' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°42.100' south, 153°27.569' east); and(f)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of North Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
66MNP26—Price AnchorageThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°34.864' south, 153°24.459' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°34.864' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°34.864' south, 153°24.805' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°37.885' south (at or about the point of 27°37.885' south, 153°25.015' east); and(c)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.588' south, 153°24.524' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.308' south, 153°24.411' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.493' south, 153°24.263' east; and(f)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.507' south, 153°24.201' east; and(g)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.135' south, 153°24.332' east; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
67MNP27—Lamb IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal 100m high water line of the eastern side of Lamb Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south (at or about the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.326' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.911' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.435' south, 153°23.923' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.842' south, 153°23.847' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.013' south, 153°23.594' east; and(e)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.058' south, 153°23.177' east; and(f)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.016' south, 153°22.819' east; and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the coastal 100m high water line of the southern end of Lamb Island and the meridian of longitude 153°22.760' east (at or about the point of 27°37.944' south, 153°22.760' east); and(h)generally north-easterly along the coastal 100m high water line of the eastern side of Lamb Island to the starting point.
68MNP28—Pannikin IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the mangrove line of the eastern side of Pannikin Island and the parallel of latitude 27°38.949' south (at or about the point of 27°38.949' south, 153°20.493' east) then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the northern end of Long Island and the meridian of longitude 153°21.245' east (at or about the point of 27°38.949' south, 153°21.245' east); and(b)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Long Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.351' east (at or about the point of 27°41.232' south, 153°21.351' east); and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°41.500' south, 153°21.100' east; and(d)westerly along the geodesic to the most south-eastern extent of the mangrove line on Lagoon Island (at or about the point of 27°41.702' south, 153°20.359' east); and(e)generally westerly and northerly along the mangrove line of Lagoon Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.522' east (at or about the point of 27°40.624' south, 153°19.522' east); and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the southern end of Pannikin Island and the meridian of longitude 153°19.779' east (at or about the point of 27°40.228' south, 153°19.779' east); and(g)generally northerly (via the western side of Pannikin Island) and south-easterly along the mangrove line of Pannikin Island to the starting point.
69MNP29—Willes IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°38.861' south, 153°24.496' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°38.861' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°38.861' south, 153°25.183' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°40.093' south (at or about the point of 27°40.093' south, 153°24.126' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°40.093' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.035' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.823' south, 153°23.678' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.604' south, 153°23.601' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.322' south, 153°23.934' east; and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.006' south, 153°24.200' east; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
70MNP30—Cobby Cobby IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the coastal low water line of the northern end of Cobby Cobby Island and the meridian of longitude 153°22.248' east (at or about the point of 27°42.540' south, 153°22.248' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly and south-easterly along the coastal low water line of Cobby Cobby Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.073' east (at or about the point of 27°43.644' south, 153°24.073' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.073' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°43.758' south; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the coastal low water line of the southern end of Cobby Cobby Island and the meridian of longitude 153°23.964' east (at or about the point of 27°43.975' south, 153°23.964' east); and(d)generally north-westerly along the coastal low water line of Cobby Cobby Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.248' east (at or about the point of 27°42.923' south, 153°22.248' east); and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.248' east to the starting point.
71MNP31—Swan Bay–Never Never CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.344' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.506' east); and(b)generally easterly and then north-easterly and southerly (via Swan Bay) along the marine park boundary on the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude that runs through the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay, to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island; and(d)generally south-westerly along the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island to its intersection with the mangrove line of the eastern side of Stingaree Island; and(f)generally westerly along the mangrove line of the southern end of Stingaree Island to the most western extent of the mangrove line of Stingaree Island (at or about the point of 27°44.278' south, 153°24.681' east); and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic (across the mouth of Never Never Creek) to the intersection of the mangrove line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island and the meridian of longitude 153°24.646' east (at or about the point of 27°44.238' south, 153°24.646' east); and(h)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
72MNP32—Offshore South Stradbroke IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°50.083' south (at or about the point of 27°50.083' south, 153°25.881' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°50.083' south to its intersection with the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°50.083' south, 153°26.189' east); and(b)generally northerly along the coastal 500m high water line of the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°46.870' south (at or about the point of 27°46.870' south, 153°26.701' east); and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°46.870' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°28.530' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°48.100' south, 153°28.260' east; and(e)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.040' south, 153°27.768' east; and(f)west along the parallel of latitude 27°52.040' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°52.040' south, 153°25.616' east); and(g)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of South Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
73MNP33—McCoys CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°49.329' south (at or about the point of 27°49.329' south, 153°22.620' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°49.367' south (at or about the point of 27°49.367' south, 153°22.648' east); and(b)generally southerly, westerly and north-easterly (via McCoys Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
74MNP34—Coombabah LakeThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.543' east) then running progressively—(a)west along the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south to its intersection with the mangrove line (on the western side of Coombabah Creek) of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.455' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line (via the western side of Coombabah Creek) of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.170' east); and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.410' east); and(d)generally south-westerly, northerly and easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
Schedule 2Designated areassection 26(2)Part 1Grey nurse shark areas1GNS01—Cherubs CaveThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.2km centred at the point of 27°07.670' south, 153°28.670' east.2GNS02—Henderson RockThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.2km centred at the point of 27°07.920' south, 153°28.710' east.3GNS03—Flat RockThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.2km centred at the point of 27°23.410' south, 153°33.070' east.Part 2Go slow areas for turtles and dugongDivision 1Go slow areas for turtles and dugong4GSA01—TangaloomaThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°08.090' south (at or about the point of 27°08.090' south, 153°21.525' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°08.090' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°08.090' south, 153°21.727' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°10.022' south (at or about the point of 27°10.022' south, 153°22.308' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°10.022' south to its intersection with the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°10.022' south, 153°21.700' east); and(d)generally northerly along the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Island to the starting point.
5GSA02—Moreton BanksThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Island and the parallel of latitude 27°11.906' south (at or about the point of 27°11.906' south, 153°21.642' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°11.906' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°11.906' south, 153°21.885' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.917' south (at or about the point of 27°20.917' south, 153°25.192' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°20.917' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.819' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°21.395' south, 153°24.941' east; and(e)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°21.805' south, 153°25.349' east; and(f)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 2m depth contour of Moreton Banks and the meridian of longitude 153°24.793' east (at or about the point of 27°22.249' south, 153°24.793' east); and(g)generally southerly, westerly and northerly along the 2m depth contour of Moreton Banks to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°21.699' south (at or about the point of 27°21.699' south, 153°21.736' east); and(h)west along the parallel of latitude 27°21.699' south to its intersection with the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Banks (at or about the point of 27°21.699' south, 153°21.421' east); and(i)generally northerly along the 5m depth contour of the western side of Moreton Banks and Moreton Island to the starting point.
6GSA03—Amity BanksThe area enclosed within the 2m depth contour of Amity Banks.7GSA04—Peel IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°28.189' south, 153°20.731' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 2m depth contour of the northern end of Peel Island and the meridian of longitude 153°20.871' east (at or about the point of 27°28.189' south, 153°20.871' east); and(b)generally south-easterly (via Lazaret Gutter) along the 2m depth contour of Peel Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°29.750' south (at or about the point of 27°29.750' south, 153°22.725' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°29.750' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Peel Island (at or about the point of 27°29.750' south, 153°22.473' east); and(d)generally northerly, westerly and southerly along the marine park boundary on Peel Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.659' east); and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°30.427' south to its intersection with the 2m depth contour of the western side of Peel Island (at or about the point of 27°30.427' south, 153°20.317' east); and(f)generally north-westerly and north-easterly along the 2m depth contour of the western side of Peel Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.994' east (at or about the point of 27°29.451' south, 153°19.994' east); and(g)north along the meridian of longitude 153°19.994' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.850' south; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
8GSA05—Price AnchorageThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°34.864' south, 153°24.459' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°34.864' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°34.864' south, 153°24.805' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°37.885' south (at or about the point of 27°37.885' south, 153°25.015' east); and(c)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.588' south, 153°24.524' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.308' south, 153°24.411' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.493' south, 153°24.263' east; and(f)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.507' south, 153°24.201' east; and(g)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.135' south, 153°24.332' east; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
9GSA06—Lamb IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Lamb Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south (at or about the point of 27°37.188' south, 153°23.216' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.188' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.911' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.435' south, 153°23.923' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.842' south, 153°23.847' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.013' south, 153°23.594' east; and(e)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.058' south, 153°23.177' east; and(f)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.016' south, 153°22.819' east; and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the southern end of Lamb Island and the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east (at or about the point of 27°37.902' south, 153°22.726' east); and(h)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Lamb Island to the starting point.
Division 2Go slow areas for turtles and dugong for vessels more than 8m in length (s 45(2))10GSB01—Weinam CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°37.077' south, 153°18.748' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.754' south, 153°19.015' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.934' south, 153°19.088' east; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.111' south, 153°18.767' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
11GSB02—Garden IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the mangrove line of the eastern side of Garden Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.255' south (at or about the point of 27°37.255' south, 153°20.370' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.255' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Macleay Island (at or about the point of 27°37.255' south, 153°21.067' east); and(b)generally south-westerly and south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Macleay Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°37.914' south (at or about the point of 27°37.914' south, 153°21.681' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°37.914' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the eastern side of Garden Island (at or about the point of 27°37.914' south, 153°21.144' east); and(d)generally north-westerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Garden Island to the starting point.
12GSB03—Karragarra ChannelThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°38.343' south, 153°20.712' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°38.343' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.128' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.492' south, 153°21.157' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.529' south, 153°21.173' east; and(d)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.949' south, 153°21.356' east; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°38.949' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.006' east; and(f)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.752' south, 153°20.961' east; and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.710' south, 153°20.916' east; and(h)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
13GSB04—Krummel PassageThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°38.462' south, 153°21.753' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.408' south, 153°22.059' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.573' south, 153°22.739' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.737' south, 153°22.780' east; and(d)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.650' south, 153°22.543' east; and(e)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.561' south, 153°22.236' east; and(f)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.540' south, 153°22.018' east; and(g)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.554' south, 153°21.920' east; and(h)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.605' south, 153°21.847' east; and(i)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.813' south, 153°21.753' east; and(j)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.753' east to the starting point.
Part 3Go slow areas for natural values14GSN01—Westaways CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 26°53.500' south (at or about the point of 26°53.500' south, 153°06.651' east) then running progressively—(a)generally south-westerly (via Westaways Creek) along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east (at or about the point of 26°54.269' south, 153°05.061' east); and(b)north along the meridian of longitude 153°05.061' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°54.251' south, 153°05.061' east); and(c)generally north-easterly along the mangrove line of the northern end of Bribie Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.980' east (at or about the point of 26°53.772' south, 153°05.980' east); and(d)easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
15GSN02—Tripcony Bight–Long IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°56.271' south (at or about the point of 26°56.271' south, 153°03.980' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.609' south, 153°04.281' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.777' south, 153°04.339' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.847' south, 153°04.450' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.450' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the southern end of Long Island (at or about the point of 26°56.454' south, 153°04.450' east); and(e)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Long Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.408' east (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.408' east); and(f)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 26°55.353' south (at or about the point of 26°55.353' south, 153°04.620' east); and(g)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.241' east); and(h)west along the parallel of latitude 26°57.048' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 26°57.048' south, 153°05.236' east); and(i)generally north-westerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°56.739' south (at or about the point of 26°56.739' south, 153°05.029' east); and(j)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°56.971' south, 153°04.865' east; and(k)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.169' south, 153°05.015' east; and(l)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.362' south, 153°04.926' east; and(m)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°57.424' south, 153°04.843' east; and(n)west along the parallel of latitude 26°57.424' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.424' south, 153°04.669' east); and(o)generally northerly, south-westerly and south-easterly along the marine park boundary on Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east (at or about the point of 26°57.558' south, 153°04.529' east); and(p)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.529' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the eastern side of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.584' south, 153°04.529' east); and(q)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of Thooloora Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east (at or about the point of 26°57.743' south, 153°04.443' east); and(r)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.443' east to its intersection with the mangrove line of the northern end of the unnamed mangrove island that lies south of Thooloora Island (at or about the point of 26°57.813' south, 153°04.443' east); and(s)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the eastern side of the unnamed mangrove island, that lies south of Thooloora Island, to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east (at or about the point of 26°58.171' south, 153°04.526' east); and(t)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.526' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south; and(u)west along the parallel of latitude 26°58.400' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 26°58.400' south, 153°03.944' east); and(v)generally north-westerly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
16GSN03—Hays InletThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°04.154' east) then running progressively—(a)west along the parallel of latitude 27°14.792' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°14.792' south, 153°03.780' east); and(b)generally southerly and north-westerly along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east (at or about the point of 27°15.079' south, 153°03.022' east); and(c)north along the meridian of longitude 153°03.022' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°15.062' south, 153°03.022' east); and(d)generally northerly, easterly (via Saltwater Creek) and southerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
17GSN04—Willes IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°38.861' south, 153°24.496' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°38.861' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°38.861' south, 153°25.183' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°40.093' south (at or about the point of 27°40.093' south, 153°24.126' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°40.093' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.035' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.823' south, 153°23.678' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.604' south, 153°23.601' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.322' south, 153°23.934' east; and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.006' south, 153°24.200' east; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
18GSN05—Swan Bay–Never Never CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island and the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.344' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°43.441' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°43.441' south, 153°24.506' east); and(b)generally easterly, north-easterly and southerly (via Swan Bay) along the marine park boundary on the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude that runs through the most southern point of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of the entrance to Swan Bay, to its intersection with the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island; and(d)generally south-westerly along the coastal low water line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude that runs through the most eastern point of Stingaree Island to its intersection with the mangrove line of the eastern side of Stingaree Island; and(f)generally westerly along the mangrove line of the southern end of Stingaree Island to the most western extent of the mangrove line of Stingaree Island (at or about the point of 27°44.278' south, 153°24.681' east); and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic (across the mouth of Never Never Creek) to the intersection of the mangrove line of the southern end of North Stradbroke Island and the meridian of longitude 153°24.646' east (at or about the point of 27°44.238' south, 153°24.646' east); and(h)generally northerly along the mangrove line of the western side of North Stradbroke Island to the starting point.
19GSN06—McCoys CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°49.329' south (at or about the point of 27°49.329' south, 153°22.620' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°49.367' south (at or about the point of 27°49.367' south, 153°22.648' east); and(b)generally southerly, westerly and north-easterly (via McCoys Creek) along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
20GSN07—Coombabah LakeThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.543' east) then running progressively—(a)west along the parallel of latitude 27°53.479' south to its intersection with the mangrove line of the mainland (at or about the point of 27°53.479' south, 153°21.455' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the mangrove line of the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.170' east); and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°54.106' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°54.106' south, 153°21.410' east); and(d)generally south-westerly, northerly and easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
Part 4Material extraction areas21MEA01—Spitfire BanksThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°02.114' south, 153°15.325' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.872' south, 153°16.146' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°03.447' south, 153°17.911' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°04.972' south, 153°18.416' east; and(d)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°05.294' south, 153°18.764' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°05.516' south, 153°18.508' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.623' south, 153°15.379' east; and(g)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
22MEA02—Middle BanksThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°11.940' south, 153°18.544' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°11.940' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.147' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°19.147' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°13.021' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°13.021' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.544' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°18.544' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°13.456' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°13.456' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.940' east; and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°17.940' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°12.915' south; and(g)east along the parallel of latitude 27°12.915' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.544' east; and(h)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.544' east to the starting point.
Part 5Disposal and extraction area23DEA01—Skirmish BanksThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.5km centred at the point of 27°03.335' south, 153°14.282' east.Part 6Material disposal area24MDA01—Mud IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°19.160' south, 153°12.605' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°18.768' south, 153°13.021' east; and(b)east along the parallel of latitude 27°18.768' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°13.641' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°19.160' south, 153°14.065' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°14.065' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°20.810' south; and(e)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°21.285' south, 153°14.866' east; and(f)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°21.691' south, 153°14.543' east; and(g)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°20.531' south, 153°12.605' east; and(h)north along the meridian of longitude 153°12.605' east to the starting point.
Part 7Mooring areas25MGA01—Golden Beach–Bells CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south (at or about the point of 26°50.558' south, 153°06.467' east) then running progressively—(a)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.980' east (at or about the point of 26°48.465' south, 153°07.980' east); and(b)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.487' south, 153°07.879' east; and(c)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.433' south, 153°07.847' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 26°48.433' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.690' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.636' south, 153°07.491' east; and(f)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°48.805' south, 153°07.400' east; and(g)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.240' south, 153°07.347' east; and(h)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°49.865' south, 153°07.376' east; and(i)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°50.640' south, 153°07.023' east; and(j)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 26°50.558' south, 153°06.737' east; and(k)west along the parallel of latitude 26°50.558' south to the starting point.
26MGA02—DonnybrookThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 26°59.963' south (at or about the point of 26°59.963' south, 153°04.212' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 26°59.963' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.362' east; and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°00.390' south, 153°04.559' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°00.390' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°00.390' south, 153°04.342' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
27MGA03—Elimbah CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°01.831' south (at or about the point of 27°01.831' south, 153°04.632' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°01.831' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.829' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°01.993' south, 153°04.747' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°04.747' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.159' south; and(d)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°02.332' south (at or about the point of 27°02.332' south, 153°04.879' east); and(e)generally south-westerly and north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.170' east (at or about the point of 27°02.026' south, 153°04.170' east); and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.170' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°01.982' south, 153°04.170' east); and(g)generally south-easterly and northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
28MGA04—ToorbulThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°01.538' south, 153°05.723' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°01.918' south, 153°06.307' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°02.127' south (at or about the point of 27°02.127' south, 153°06.170' east); and(c)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.637' east (at or about the point of 27°01.669' south, 153°05.637' east); and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
29MGA05—White PatchThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°02.029' south, 153°07.072' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the 1m depth contour of the western side of Bribie Island and the parallel of latitude 27°01.800' south (at or about the point of 27°01.800' south, 153°07.259' east); and(b)generally south-easterly along the 1m depth contour of the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°02.880' south (at or about the point of 27°02.880' south, 153°07.986' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°02.880' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.883' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°02.631' south, 153°07.810' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
30MGA06—Ningi–BongareeThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°03.222' south, 153°07.742' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°03.222' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island (at or about the point of 27°03.222' south, 153°08.114' east); and(b)generally south-easterly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Bribie Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°05.062' south (at or about the point of 27°05.062' south, 153°09.502' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°05.062' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°09.240' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°09.240' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°04.535' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°04.535' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°04.535' south, 153°08.653' east); and(f)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°07.496' east (at or about the point of 27°03.822' south, 153°07.496' east); and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°03.409' south, 153°07.742' east; and(h)north along the meridian of longitude 153°07.742' east to the starting point.
31MGA07—BulwerThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°04.407' south, 153°21.879' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°04.407' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°04.407' south, 153°22.017' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°04.871' south (at or about the point of 27°04.871' south, 153°22.100' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°04.871' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.981' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
32MGA08—Cowan CowanThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°07.376' south, 153°21.791' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°07.376' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°07.376' south, 153°21.966' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°07.702' south (at or about the point of 27°07.702' south, 153°21.857' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°07.702' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.666' east; and(d)generally northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
33MGA09—Caboolture RiverThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°08.279' south, 153°02.081' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°08.279' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°08.279' south, 153°02.416' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°08.732' south (at or about the point of 27°08.732' south, 153°02.168' east); and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°08.992' south, 153°02.154' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°08.992' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°02.081' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°02.081' east to the starting point.
34MGA10—TangaloomaThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°09.996' south, 153°22.185' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°09.996' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°09.996' south, 153°22.299' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°10.878' south (at or about the point of 27°10.878' south, 153°22.314' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°10.878' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.185' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.185' east to the starting point.
35MGA11—Deception Bay (south)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°10.915' south, 153°04.628' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°10.915' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°06.240' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°06.240' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°11.551' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°11.551' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°04.628' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°04.628' east to the starting point.
36MGA12—Pine RiverThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°02.478' east (at or about the point of 27°16.661' south, 153°02.478' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°02.801' east (at or about the point of 27°16.610' south, 153°02.801' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°02.801' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°16.741' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°16.741' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°02.478' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°02.478' east to the starting point.
37MGA13—Cabbage Tree CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°19.908' south (at or about the point of 27°19.908' south, 153°04.998' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°19.908' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°05.022' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°20.033' south, 153°04.946' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°20.033' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°20.033' south, 153°04.924' east); and(d)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
38MGA14—KooringalThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°20.992' south, 153°24.763' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°20.992' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island (at or about the point of 27°20.992' south, 153°25.154' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Moreton Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°21.334' south (at or about the point of 27°21.334' south, 153°25.151' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°21.334' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.909' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
39MGA15—AmityThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°24.102' south, 153°26.086' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°24.102' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°24.102' south, 153°26.269' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°24.326' south (at or about the point of 27°24.326' south, 153°26.209' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°24.326' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°26.120' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°24.609' south, 153°25.968' east; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°24.609' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.802' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
40MGA16—Wynnum CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°10.445' east (at or about the point of 27°26.139' south, 153°10.445' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°10.457' east (at or about the point of 27°26.164' south, 153°10.457' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°26.252' south (at or about the point of 27°26.252' south, 153°10.394' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°26.252' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°26.252' south, 153°10.375' east); and(d)generally north-westerly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
41MGA17—WynnumThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°26.029' south, 153°10.750' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°26.449' south, 153°11.219' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°11.219' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°26.778' south, 153°11.219' east); and(c)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°26.172' south (at or about the point of 27°26.172' south, 153°10.468' east); and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
42MGA18—Waterloo BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°27.422' south, 153°12.961' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°27.422' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°13.800' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°13.800' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.047' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°28.047' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°12.961' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°12.961' east to the starting point.
43MGA19—Tingalpa CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°28.449' south, 153°11.762' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.449' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°11.901' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.671' south, 153°11.863' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.742' south, 153°11.885' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.816' south, 153°11.886' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.865' south, 153°11.862' east; and(f)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.897' south, 153°11.826' east; and(g)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.982' south, 153°11.593' east; and(h)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.997' south, 153°11.513' east; and(i)westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°28.994' south (at or about the point of 27°28.994' south, 153°11.454' east); and(j)north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.958' south (at or about the point of 27°28.958' south, 153°11.433' east); and(k)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.862' south, 153°11.557' east; and(l)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.862' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°11.755' east; and(m)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.839' south, 153°11.802' east; and(n)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.795' south, 153°11.819' east; and(o)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.506' south, 153°11.762' east; and(p)north along the meridian of longitude 153°11.762' east to the starting point.
44MGA20—One MileThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°29.236' south, 153°24.175' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.317' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.415' south, 153°24.224' east; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.558' south, 153°24.029' east; and(d)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.518' south, 153°23.919' east; and(e)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.334' south, 153°24.065' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
45MGA21—DunwichThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°29.896' south, 153°23.737' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°29.859' south, 153°23.828' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.058' south, 153°23.907' east; and(c)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.094' south, 153°23.815' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
46MGA22—Raby BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°30.481' south, 153°16.548' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°30.481' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°16.864' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.839' south, 153°16.802' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°30.839' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°16.229' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°16.229' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°30.700' south; and(e)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
47MGA23—Deanbilla BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°30.269' south, 153°24.130' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°30.269' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.262' east; and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°30.814' south, 153°24.596' east; and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.596' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°31.043' south; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°31.043' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.130' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°24.130' east to the starting point.
48MGA24—Eprapah CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°34.335' south, 153°17.317' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°34.335' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.461' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°34.347' south, 153°17.519' east; and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°34.347' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.674' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°17.674' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.401' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°34.401' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°34.401' south, 153°17.647' east); and(f)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°17.317' east (at or about the point of 27°34.350' south, 153°17.317' east); and(g)north along the meridian of longitude 153°17.317' east to the starting point.
49MGA25—Point HalloranThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°33.798' south, 153°18.922' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°33.798' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.349' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°19.349' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°33.969' south; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°34.381' south, 153°18.907' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°18.907' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.694' south; and(e)west along the parallel of latitude 27°34.694' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.639' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°34.428' south, 153°18.405' east; and(g)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.405' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.287' south; and(h)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
50MGA26—Coochiemudlo IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the southern end of Coochiemudlo Island and the meridian of longitude 153°19.518' east (at or about the point of 27°34.489' south, 153°19.518' east) then running progressively—(a)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Coochiemudlo Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°20.224' east (at or about the point of 27°34.412' south, 153°20.224' east); and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°20.224' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°34.757' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°34.757' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.518' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°19.518' east to the starting point.
51MGA27—Victoria PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°34.927' south (at or about the point of 27°34.927' south, 153°19.079' east) then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.032' south, 153°19.223' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.317' south, 153°19.142' east; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.660' south, 153°18.930' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°35.660' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.540' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.540' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°35.517' south; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.427' south, 153°18.727' east; and(g)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.727' east to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°35.364' south, 153°18.727' east); and(h)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
52MGA28—Dalpura BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°35.056' south, 153°21.204' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°35.056' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Macleay Island (at or about the point of 27°35.056' south, 153°21.446' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of Macleay Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°35.349' south (at or about the point of 27°35.349' south, 153°21.433' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°35.349' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.204' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.204' east to the starting point.
53MGA29—Macleay Island (north-east)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°35.006' south, 153°21.899' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°35.006' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.030' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.030' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°35.285' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°35.285' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.822' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.822' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°35.214' south; and(e)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°35.092' south, 153°21.899' east; and(f)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.899' east to the starting point.
54MGA30—Thompson PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°35.877' south, 153°20.907' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°35.877' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.121' east; and(b)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.124' south, 153°20.943' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.375' south, 153°20.886' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°36.375' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°20.806' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
55MGA31—Macleay Island (east)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°35.538' south, 153°21.922' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°35.538' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.181' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.181' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°36.192' south; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°36.393' south, 153°21.979' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°36.393' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.815' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.815' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°35.645' south; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
56MGA32—Redland BayThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°37.137' south, 153°18.794' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.137' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°18.975' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.116' south, 153°19.130' east; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°38.116' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°38.116' south, 153°18.697' east); and(d)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°37.245' south (at or about the point of 27°37.245' south, 153°18.687' east); and(e)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
57MGA33—Macleay Island (south-west)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°37.404' south, 153°20.900' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.538' south, 153°21.192' east; and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.707' south, 153°21.453' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.812' south, 153°21.510' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.851' south, 153°21.485' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.453' south, 153°20.869' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
58MGA34—Karragarra Island (north)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the southern end of Macleay Island and the parallel of latitude 27°37.801' south (at or about the point of 27°37.801' south, 153°22.057' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°37.801' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of Lamb Island (at or about the point of 27°37.801' south, 153°22.388' east); and(b)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Lamb Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east (at or about the point of 27°37.902' south, 153°22.726' east); and(c)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.726' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°38.240' south; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°38.240' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the northern end of Karragarra Island (at or about the point of 27°38.240' south, 153°22.538' east); and(e)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Karragarra Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°38.110' south (at or about the point of 27°38.110' south, 153°21.802' east); and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the southern end of Macleay Island and the meridian of longitude 153°21.928' east (at or about the point of 27°37.895' south, 153°21.928' east); and(g)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Macleay Island to the starting point.
59MGA35—Krummel PassageThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°38.584' south, 153°22.363' east then running progressively—(a)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.673' south, 153°22.930' east; and(b)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.201' south, 153°23.861' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.445' south, 153°23.984' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.625' south, 153°23.629' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.460' south, 153°23.545' east; and(f)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.519' south, 153°23.401' east; and(g)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the northern end of Russell Island and the meridian of longitude 153°22.947' east (at or about the point of 27°38.750' south, 153°22.947' east); and(h)generally westerly along the marine park boundary on the northern end of Russell Island to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.363' east (at or about the point of 27°38.768' south, 153°22.363' east); and(i)north along the meridian of longitude 153°22.363' east to the starting point.
60MGA36—Russell Island–Canaipa PassageThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the meridian of longitude 153°24.949' east (at or about the point of 27°38.522' south, 153°24.949' east) then running progressively—(a)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.949' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°38.700' south; and(b)west along the parallel of latitude 27°38.700' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.521' east; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°38.901' south, 153°24.137' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.233' south, 153°23.786' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°39.386' south, 153°23.534' east; and(f)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.534' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°39.807' south; and(g)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°40.002' south, 153°23.686' east; and(h)west along the parallel of latitude 27°40.002' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island (at or about the point of 27°40.002' south, 153°23.423' east); and(i)generally north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island to the starting point.
61MGA37—Russell Island (west)The area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°39.282' south, 153°21.622' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°39.282' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.797' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.797' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°39.760' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°39.760' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.622' east; and(d)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.622' east to the starting point.
62MGA38—Lagoon IslandThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°40.576' south, 153°19.181' east then running progressively—(a)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the mangrove line of the northern end of Lagoon Island and the meridian of longitude 153°19.310' east (at or about the point of 27°40.719' south, 153°19.310' east); and(b)generally southerly along the mangrove line of the western side of Lagoon Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°41.504' south (at or about the point of 27°41.504' south, 153°19.331' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°41.504' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°19.246' east; and(d)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°40.945' south, 153°18.984' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°18.984' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°40.736' south; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
63MGA39—Russell Island (east)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the parallel of latitude 27°40.481' south (at or about the point of 27°40.481' south, 153°23.596' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°40.481' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.667' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.667' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°40.997' south; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°41.393' south, 153°23.897' east; and(d)west along the parallel of latitude 27°41.393' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.671' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the parallel of latitude 27°41.085' south (at or about the point of 27°41.085' south, 153°23.575' east); and(f)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island to the starting point.
64MGA40—Russell Island (south-east)The area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the parallel of latitude 27°41.898' south (at or about the point of 27°41.898' south, 153°23.553' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°41.898' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.633' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.633' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°42.083' south; and(c)east along the parallel of latitude 27°42.083' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.802' east; and(d)south along the meridian of longitude 153°23.802' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°42.158' south; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°42.357' south, 153°23.444' east; and(f)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island and the meridian of longitude 153°23.403' east (at or about the point of 27°42.285' south, 153°23.403' east); and(g)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the eastern side of Russell Island to the starting point.
65MGA41—Cabbage Tree PointThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°44.205' south, 153°21.585' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°44.205' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.672' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.672' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°44.256' south; and(c)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.424' south, 153°21.579' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.676' south, 153°21.408' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.857' south, 153°21.228' east; and(f)south along the meridian of longitude 153°21.228' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°45.174' south; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°45.174' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.162' east; and(h)north along the meridian of longitude 153°21.162' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°44.861' south; and(i)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.673' south, 153°21.345' east; and(j)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°44.424' south, 153°21.523' east; and(k)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
66MGA42—Jacobs WellThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°46.047' south, 153°22.032' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°46.047' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.204' east; and(b)south along the meridian of longitude 153°22.204' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°46.442' south; and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°46.442' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.149' east; and(d)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.600' south, 153°22.111' east; and(e)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.745' south, 153°22.193' east; and(f)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.828' south, 153°22.414' east; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°46.828' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the mainland (at or about the point of 27°46.828' south, 153°22.046' east); and(h)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°46.468' south (at or about the point of 27°46.468' south, 153°21.623' east); and(i)east along the parallel of latitude 27°46.468' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°21.957' east; and(j)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°46.178' south, 153°21.970' east; and(k)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
67MGA43—TipplersThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°48.110' south, 153°25.619' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°48.110' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°48.110' south, 153°25.663' east); and(b)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°48.701' south (at or about the point of 27°48.701' south, 153°25.406' east); and(c)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°48.673' south, 153°25.357' east; and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°48.426' south, 153°25.535' east; and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the starting point.
68MGA44—Coombabah CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°52.547' south (at or about the point of 27°52.547' south, 153°22.627' east) then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°52.547' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.692' east; and(b)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.607' south, 153°22.681' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the western side of Jabiru Island (at or about the point of 27°52.676' south, 153°22.717' east); and(d)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the southern end of Jabiru Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°52.719' south (at or about the point of 27°52.719' south, 153°22.959' east); and(e)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.640' south, 153°22.991' east; and(f)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.601' south, 153°23.070' east; and(g)south-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°52.646' south (at or about the point of 27°52.646' south, 153°23.135' east); and(h)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°53.192' south (at or about the point of 27°53.192' south, 153°22.946' east); and(i)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°53.093' south, 153°22.777' east; and(j)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.938' south, 153°22.920' east; and(k)north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°52.831' south, 153°22.819' east; and(l)west along the parallel of latitude 27°52.831' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°22.729' east; and(m)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°52.756' south (at or about the point of 27°52.756' south, 153°22.665' east); and(n)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
69MGA45—CurrigeeThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°53.152' south, 153°25.046' east then running progressively—(a)east along the parallel of latitude 27°53.152' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°53.152' south, 153°25.138' east); and(b)generally southerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of South Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°54.033' south (at or about the point of 27°54.033' south, 153°25.304' east); and(c)west along the parallel of latitude 27°54.033' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°25.244' east; and(d)northerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°53.339' south, 153°25.046' east; and(e)north along the meridian of longitude 153°25.046' east to the starting point.
Part 8No-anchoring areas70NAA01—Flinders ReefThe area enclosed by a radius of 500m centred at the point of 26°58.715' south, 153°29.150' east.71NAA02—Flat RockThe area enclosed by a radius of 1.2km centred at the point of 27°23.410' south, 153°33.070' east.72NAA03—Myora ReefThe area bounded by a line starting at the point of 27°28.852' south, 153°23.961' east then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.527' south, 153°24.176' east; and(b)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.433' south, 153°24.297' east; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.346' south, 153°24.438' east; and(d)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°28.286' south, 153°24.566' east; and(e)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.286' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east; and(f)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.821' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south; and(g)west along the parallel of latitude 27°28.369' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east; and(h)south along the meridian of longitude 153°24.566' east to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south; and(i)east along the parallel of latitude 27°28.496' south to its intersection with the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island (at or about the point of 27°28.496' south, 153°25.132' east); and(j)generally south-westerly along the marine park boundary on the western side of North Stradbroke Island to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south (at or about the point of 27°29.236' south, 153°24.441' east); and(k)west along the parallel of latitude 27°29.236' south to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°23.961' east; and(l)north along the meridian of longitude 153°23.961' east to the starting point.
Part 9Works areas73WKA01—Houghton HighwayThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°04.715' east (at or about the point of 27°15.778' south, 153°04.715' east) then running progressively—(a)generally south-easterly and north-easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 27°15.706' south (at or about the point of 27°15.706' south, 153°04.855' east); and(b)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.717' south, 153°04.869' east; and(c)southerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°15.795' south, 153°04.857' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°17.045' south, 153°03.900' east; and(e)south-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°17.071' south (at or about the point of 27°17.071' south, 153°03.884' east); and(f)generally north-westerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 153°03.782' east (at or about the point of 27°16.984' south, 153°03.782' east); and(g)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°16.974' south, 153°03.789' east; and(h)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°16.978' south, 153°03.797' east; and(i)north-easterly along the geodesic to the starting point.
74WKA02—Toondah HarbourThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the meridian of longitude 153°16.982' east (at or about the point of 27°31.744' south, 153°16.982' east) then running progressively—(a)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.783' south, 153°16.964' east; and(b)westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.763' south, 153°16.909' east; and(c)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°31.722' south, 153°16.927' east; and(d)easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°31.724' south (at or about the point of 27°31.724' south, 153°16.930' east); and(e)generally easterly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
75WKA03—Weinam CreekThe area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°37.050' south (at or about the point of 27°37.050' south, 153°18.669' east) then running progressively—(a)north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.020' south, 153°18.722' east; and(b)easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.046' south, 153°18.814' east; and(c)south-easterly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.084' south, 153°18.830' east; and(d)south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of 27°37.165' south, 153°18.723' east; and(e)north-westerly along the geodesic to the intersection of the marine park boundary on the mainland and the parallel of latitude 27°37.121' south (at or about the point of 27°37.121' south, 153°18.684' east); and(f)generally northerly along the marine park boundary on the mainland to the starting point.
Schedule 3Protected and restricted speciessection 94(1)Part 1Protected speciesColumn 1Column 2
Common nameSpecies
Fish
barramundi codCromileptes altivelis
great white sharkCarcharodon carcharias
grey nurse sharkCarcharias taurus
Maori wrasseCheilinus undulatus
potato rockcodEpinephelus tukula
Queensland grouperEpinephelus lanceolatus
seahorses, pipefish, seadragonsfamilies Syngnathidae and Solenostomidae (all)
whale sharkRhincodon typus
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Invertebrates
giant clamsfamily Tridacnidae (all)
giant triton shellCharonia tritonis
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Marine reptiles
green turtle, loggerhead turtle, olive ridley turtle, hawksbill turtle, flatback turtlefamily Cheloniidae (all)
leatherback turtlefamily Dermochelydae (all)
sea snakesfamilies Hydrophiidae and Laticaudidae (all)
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Birds
birdsClass Aves (all)
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Marine mammals
dugongDugong dugon
sealsfamilies Otariidae and Phocidae (all)
whales and dolphinsOrder Cetacea (all)
Part 2No specimens to be taken or possessedColumn 1Column 2Column 3
Common nameSpeciesClass
anemone, corallimorpharian, coral (hard, soft and black), sea fan and sea penallAnthozoa
fire coral, hydroidallHydrozoa
Part 3Not more than 5 specimens to be taken or possessed and not more than 2 specimens of the same speciesColumn 1Column 2Column 3Column 4
Common nameFamilyGeneraSpecies
Fish
angelfishesPomacanthidaeallall
Australian pineapplefishMonocentrididaeCleidopusgloriamaris
Barred soapfishGrammistidaeDiploprionbifasciatum
batfishesEphippidaePlataxall
blacksaddle filefishParaluteresprionurus
blenniesBlenniidaeallall
boxfishesOstraciidaeOstracionall
Lactoriaall
butterflyfishesChaetodontidaeallall
cardinal fishesApogonidaeallall
clown triggerfishBalistoidesconspicillum
Rhinecanthusall
cockatoo waspfishTetrarogidaeAblabystaenianotus
damselfishesPomacentridaeallall
dartfishesMicrodesmidaePtereleotrisall
dottybacksPseudochromidaeallall
fivebar flagtailKuhliidaeKuhliamugil
frogfishesAntennariidaeAntennariusall
Histrioall
Histiophryneall
frogfishesBatrachoididaeBatrachomoeusall
Halophryneall
gobiesGobiidaeallall
grubfishesPinguipedidaeParapercisall
gudgeonsEleotridaeallall
harlequin filefishOxymonacanthuslongirostris
hawkfishesCirrhitidaeallall
incised gurnard perchNeosebastidaeNeosebastesincisipinnis
leatherjacketMonacanthidaeBrachaluteresall
Pervagorall
lined soapfishGrammistessexlineatus
marble dragonetCallionymidaeNeosynchiropusocellatus
moorish idolZanclidaeZancluscornutus
moray eelsMuraenidaeallall
orangestripe triggerfishBalistidaeBalistapusundulatus
Pacific monkeyfishSynanceiidaeErosaerosa
porcupinefishesDiodontidaeallall
prettyfinsPlesiopidaeallall
Red Indian fishPataecidaePataecusfronto
scorpionfishScorpaenidaeall other than—
Scorpaenaall
seamothsPegasidaeEurypegasusall
Pegasusall
squirrelfishesHolocentridaeSargocentronall
Neoniphonall
Myripristisall
surgeonfishesAcanthuridaeall other than—
Acanthurusall
Nasoall
tasselled leatherjacketChaetodermispenicilligera
tilefishesMalacanthidaeMalacanthusall
toadfishesTetraodontidaeCanthigasterall
Arothronall
triplefinsTripterygiidaeallall
trumpetfishesAulostomidaeAulostomuschinensis
velvetfishesAploactinidaeallall
wrassesLabridaeall other than—
Choerodonall
Bodianusfrenchii
Bodianusperditio
Bodianusunimaculatus
Cheilinuschlorourus
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Invertebrates
All marine invertebrates greater than 5mm in length, not including the following species—
beachworm
bêche-de-mer
bivalve mollusc
bloodworm
blue swimmer crabPortunuspelagicus
cuttlefishMetasepiaall
Sepiaall
gastropod
ghost crabsOcypodidaeOcypodeall
hermit crabsDiogenidae and Paguridaeall
mantis shrimpOratosquillaall
Squillaall
marine yabbyTrypaeaaustraliensis
mud crabScyllaall
octopusOctopusall
oyster
painted crayfishPanulirusornatus
prawn
red spot crab (three spot crab)Portunussanguinolentus
reef crabsXanthidaeall
rock crabsGrapsidaeall
scallops
slipper lobster, Balmain bug, bugScyllaridaeallall
snapping shrimpAlpheidaeall
soldier crabsMictyridaeMictyrisall
spanner crabRaninaranina
squid
tropical spiny rock lobsterPanulirusall
Schedule 4Dictionarysection 7accredited harvest fishery means a harvest fishery, other than the coral fishery, accredited by the chief executive under the Regulation, part 5, division 4.accredited traditional use of marine resources agreement means a traditional use of marine resources agreement accredited by the chief executive under section 69.anchoring includes the use of an anchor, anchor chain and attached tackle, whether or not it is attached to a vessel.animal means a member, alive or dead, of the animal kingdom (other than human), and includes—(a)eggs or parts of eggs; and(b)skin, feathers, shell or any other part of an animal.
aquaculture operation—1An aquaculture operation is an operation for propagating, rearing, keeping, growing or breeding an aquatic plant or animal, including a fish, crustacean, reptile or mollusc, or other marine resource.2An aquaculture operation includes the construction, operation, maintenance, modification, demolition or removal of any facility associated with an activity mentioned in paragraph 1.
aquarium fish fishery means the aquarium fish fishery under the Fisheries Act 1994.area restrictions, for a grey nurse shark area, means any restrictions on diving activities applying in the area under—(a)part 4, division 3; or(b)a declaration of a restricted access area under the Regulation, section 119; or(c)a prohibited area notice.
def area restrictions amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7bait gathering means taking, in compliance with the Fisheries Act 1994, a crab, eugary, worm or yabby by hand or by a hand-held implement, other than taking as part of a harvest fishery.bait netting means bait netting carried out under section 92.beachworm fishery means the beachworm fishery under the Fisheries Act 1994.catch and release fishing means fishing that involves releasing a fish after capture.collapsible trap see the Fisheries Regulation, schedule 11, part 2.commencement, for part 9, see section 105.commercial fishery see the Fisheries Regulation, schedule 11, part 2.coastal 1km high water line, around an island or the mainland, is the imaginary line, every point of which is 1km seaward from the island or mainland at high water.coastal 100m high water line, around an island or the mainland, is the imaginary line, every point of which is 100m seaward from the island or mainland at high water.coastal 500m high water line, around an island or the mainland, is the imaginary line, every point of which is 500m seaward from the island or mainland at high water.coral includes a species of coral within the class Anthozoa or Hydrozoa, whether living or dead.Examples of a species of coral within the class Anthozoa or Hydrozoa—anemones, corallimorpharians, fire corals, hydroids, seafans and zoanthidscrabbing means crabbing carried out under section 93.crab pot see the Fisheries Regulation, schedule 11, part 2.defence activities means activities for defence purposes—(a)conducted by the Australian Defence Force; or(b)conducted by an arm of the defence forces of another country that is in Australia with the approval of the Commonwealth Government; or(c)conducted or authorised by the Commonwealth Department of Defence.
designated area see section 26(1).developmental fishery program means a program of fishing or collecting, other than a program of collecting coral, that—(a)uses equipment or techniques not previously used in a commercial fishery in the marine park; or(b)targets, either wholly or in part, a species for which there is no commercial fishery in the marine park.
dilly see the Fisheries Regulation, schedule 11, part 2.disposal and extraction area means an area described in schedule 2, part 5.disturb, for an animal, includes—(a)harass, harm, lure, pursue or tease the animal; or(b)interrupt the animal’s swimming pattern; or(c)attempt anything mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b).
dive club means an entity that facilitates, organises or coordinates diving activities for its members.dredged material means any material that has been dredged.educational program means the provision, whether as a single act or a series of acts, of transport, accommodation or services for a group of 6 or more persons, none of whom is a tourist, principally to systematically educate those persons.environmental impact statement means an EIS under the Environmental Protection Act 1994, chapter 3.facility includes—(a)a building, structure or vessel; and(b)equipment, goods or services.
fisheries legislation means the following—(a)the Fisheries Act 1994;(b)the Fisheries Regulation;(c)the Fisheries (Coral Reef Fin Fish) Management Plan 2003;(d)the Fisheries (East Coast Trawl) Management Plan 1999.
def fisheries legislation amd 2010 SL No. 35 s 25 sch 2Fisheries Regulation means the Fisheries Regulation 2008.fishing includes catch and release fishing.fishing or collecting means the taking of a plant, animal or marine resource.Flinders Reef area, for part 9, see section 105.former marine park, for part 9, see section 105.geodesic means a line representing the shortest distance between 2 points on the surface of the globe.go slow area for natural values means an area described in schedule 2, part 3.go slow area for turtles and dugong means an area described in schedule 2, part 2.grey nurse shark area means an area described in schedule 2, part 1.group, of divers, means a number of persons associated in any way through diving activities.Examples—•persons who are members of the same dive club•persons diving from the same boat•persons who are clients of the operator of a tourism program
harvest fishery means the harvest fishery under the Regulation, other than the coral fishery.high water means the mean height of the highest high water at spring tide.hook means—(a)a single-shanked hook;(b)a single-shanked double or treble hook;(c)a lure that is an artificial bait with no more than 3 hooks attached to it;(d)an artificial fly;(e)a jig for taking squid;(f)a ganged hook set, consisting of no more than 6 hooks, each of which is in contact with at least 1 of the other hooks in the set;(g)a bait jig that is a hook, or a group of hooks consisting of no more than 6 hooks, if the hook, or each of the group of hooks, is of a size between number 1 and number 12 inclusively or an equivalent size.
inverted dilly ...def inverted dilly om 2010 SL No. 35 s 25 sch 2length overall, for a vessel, has the meaning given in the Transport Operations (Marine Pollution) Act 1995, section 7A.limited collecting means collecting an animal or plant by hand or hand-held implement that is not motorised or pneumatically or hydraulically operated.limited educational program means an educational program not involving fishing or collecting.limited media activity means a media activity that has, or is likely to have, negligible impact on the marine park or persons using the marine park.limited research sampling means taking samples of plants, animals or marine resources only for the purposes of research.limited spearfishing—1Limited spearfishing is fishing with a spear or spear gun carried out under section 98.2A person is not carrying out limited spearfishing —(a)only because the person has a loaded spear gun in the person's possession out of the water; or(b)if the person is engaging in spearfishing in any part of the marine park to which the Fisheries Regulation, chapter 2, part 7, division 3, subdivision 3 applies.
line fishing means fishing by a person using no more than 3 hand-held fishing rods or handlines, with a total of no more than 6 hooks attached to the lines.low impact activity means an activity that is likely to have a negligible impact on the marine park.major works see section 58.managed vessel means any of the following—(a)a hovercraft;(b)a wing in ground effect craft;(c)a hydrofoil;(d)an airboat.
def managed vessel amd 2016 SL No. 154 s 253 sch 10mangrove forest means a community of mangroves that—(a)has a continuous canopy; and(b)an obvious outer boundary.
mangrove line, for a mangrove forest, means a line that—(a)runs along the outer boundary of the forest; and(b)at each point where there is a gap in the outer boundary of the forest, runs along—(i)if the gap is caused by a mouth of a river, creek or stream—the line that joins 1 side of the river, creek or stream to the other side by running in the general trend of the outer boundary of the forest; or(ii)if subparagraph (i) does not apply—(A)if the gap is near the mainland—the mainland at high water; or(B)if the gap is near an island—the island at high water.
marine resource means any naturally occurring material within the marine park including—(a)material making up the seabed, for example, coral, limestone, shell-grit or star sand; and(b)seawater.
material disposal area means the area described in schedule 2, part 6.media activity means the recording of images or sounds, including, for example, by filming, photographing or sound recording.minor research aid see section 96.mooring area means an area described in schedule 2, part 7.motorised water sport means an activity involving any of the following—(a)driving a motorised vessel other than in a straight line, including, for example—(i)in a circular pattern; or(ii)by weaving or diverting the vessel; or(iii)by surfing down, or jumping over or across, any wave, swell or wash, other than for any necessary turn or diversion;
(b)towing a person behind a motorised vessel, including, for example, waterskiing or parasailing;(c)the use of a personal watercraft other than for transport by the most direct reasonable route between 2 places.
navigate includes moor, or anchor, in the course of navigation.netting means netting carried out in compliance with the Fisheries Regulation.no-anchoring area means an area described in schedule 2, part 8.operator, for part 4, division 3, subdivision 3, means a person who operates a tourism program involving diving in a grey nurse shark area.outer boundary—1The outer boundary of a mangrove forest is the boundary formed by an imaginary line that connects the trunks of the outermost mangroves in the forest.2For paragraph 1, prop roots that extend further out from the trunk of any of the mangroves are not taken to be part of the trunk.
planing or non-displacement mode means, in relation to the operation of a vessel, operate the vessel in a way and at a speed that allows the vessel’s hull to travel over the top of, rather than through, water.plant means a member, alive or dead, of the plant kingdom or fungus kingdom, and includes seeds and parts of plants.possess, a thing, means—(a)to have custody or control of the thing; or(b)to have an ability or right to readily obtain custody or control of the thing.
prescribed matters, for a traditional use of marine resources agreement, means all of the following—(a)the area of the marine park covered by the agreement;(b)the names, or other identification, of the persons covered by the agreement;(c)the name and address of a person to whom correspondence can be sent on behalf of the traditional owner group for which the agreement is made;(d)a detailed description of the area and traditional use of marine resources covered by the agreement, including a description of the activities proposed to be carried out at stated locations in the area;(e)the animal species proposed to be harvested and, if the species include 1 or more protected species, how many of each protected species is proposed to be harvested;(f)the management arrangements proposed by the traditional owner group for implementing the agreement, including the proposed role of the traditional owner group in ensuring compliance with the provisions of the agreement;(g)the way in which the traditional use of marine resources is to be monitored and reported under the agreement, including the recording and reporting of information about the taking of protected species;(h)a statement about the process used to develop the agreement by the traditional owner group, including, for example, any consultation with government authorities and interested persons;(i)any other information the chief executive reasonably requires by written notice given to the traditional owner group for which the agreement is made.
prohibited area means an area to which a prohibited area notice applies.prohibited area notice means a notice made under part 4, division 3, subdivision 5.protected species means—(a)a species that, within the meaning of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cwlth), is a listed marine species, a listed migratory species or a listed threatened species; or(b)a species of marine mammal, bird or reptile prescribed as protected wildlife under the Nature Conservation Act 1992; or(c)an animal of the genus Epinephelus, other than E. tukula or E. lanceolatus, if the animal is more than 1m long; or(d)another species listed in schedule 3, part 1.
public authority means—(a)a government entity under the Public Service Act 2008; or(b)a local government or other entity established by an Act.
quadrat means a frame or grid of a predetermined size used to delineate an area of substrate being studied.recreational fisher means a person who is carrying out recreational fishing within the meaning of the Fisheries Regulation, schedule 11, part 2.relevant designated area, for part 4, division 2, see section 28.relevant fishery permission, for part 9, see section 105.relevant person, for a dive club that is not an incorporated entity, means a person who takes part in directing the club’s diving activities.relevant zone, for part 9, see section 105.repealed plan, for part 9, see section 105.representative body has the meaning given by the Native Title Act 1993 (Cwlth).research means a diligent and systematic inquiry or investigation into a subject, to discover facts or principles, that has its own objectives, sampling design and outcomes.restriction includes prohibition.ship—1A ship is a vessel that is—(a)50m or more in length overall; or(b)an oil tanker, within the meaning given by the Protocol of 1978 relating to the ‘International convention for the prevention of pollution from ships, 1973’, regardless of its length; or(c)a chemical carrier or liquefied gas carrier, regardless of its length; or(d)a ship to which the ‘International code for the safe carriage of packaged irradiated nuclear fuel, plutonium and high-level radioactive wastes on board ships’ (commonly known as the ‘INF code’) applies, regardless of the length overall of the ship; or(e)adapted to carry chemicals, oil or noxious substances in bulk in cargo spaces; or(f)engaged in towing or pushing another vessel if the other vessel is a ship under paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e), or, if the vessel is towing the other vessel, the total length of the tow, from the stern of the towing vessel to the after end of the tow, is greater than 150m.
2However, a ship does not include—(a)a vessel of the Australian Defence Force; or(b)a vessel of the armed service of another country, if the vessel is in Australian waters with the consent of Australia; or(c)a vessel more than 50m in length overall used for private recreational activities.
shorebird includes a duck, seabird, swan and wading bird.stowed or secured, for equipment used for fishing or collecting—(a)generally, means that the equipment is rendered inoperative and stored inboard a vessel; and(b)if the equipment is trawl fishing apparatus, means—(i)that the nets are out of the water or that the fore ends of the nets are drawn up to the booms; and(ii)that the net’s lazy lines are through the blocks; and(iii)that the net’s cod ends are open; and(iv)for an otter trawl, that the otter boards are drawn up to the trawl blocks on the booms or are inboard a vessel.
the marine park see section 3.the Regulation means the Marine Parks Regulation 2017.def the Regulation amd 2017 SL No. 154 s 199 sch 7this plan means this zoning plan.tourism program means an activity, whether consisting of a single act or a series of acts, that—(a)is carried out in the course of carrying on business; and(b)is, or includes, the provision of transport, accommodation or services for tourists or for persons who include tourists.
tourist means a person who is in the marine park mainly for recreation, including, for example, recreational fishing or collecting.traditional owner, for an area of the marine park, means a person of Aboriginal descent who—(a)is recognised in the Aboriginal community generally, or by a representative body for an area that includes the area of the marine park—(i)as having spiritual or cultural affiliations with the area of the marine park; or(ii)as holding native title in relation to the area; and
(b)is entitled to carry out activities under Aboriginal tradition in the area.
traditional owner group, for an area of the marine park, means the group of traditional owners for the area who, under Aboriginal tradition, speak for the area.traditional use of marine resources means the undertaking of activities in an area of the marine park, under Aboriginal tradition, to satisfy the personal, domestic or communal needs of a traditional owner for the area.traditional use of marine resources agreement—1A traditional use of marine resources agreement is an agreement that—(a)is prepared by a traditional owner group for an area of the marine park; and(b)provides for the traditional use of marine resources in the area; and(c)includes the prescribed matters for a traditional use of marine resources agreement.
2However, an agreement does not fail to be a traditional use of marine resources agreement only because it does not contain all the prescribed matters.
transect tape means a line, rope or tape used to identify an area of substrate being studied.trawling means trawling carried out in compliance with the Fisheries (East Coast Trawl) Management Plan 1999.trolling means fishing with a line or lines trailed from a vessel that is underway using no more than 3 lines for each person on the vessel, with no more than 6 hooks in total for each person.turtle means a species of turtle within the family Cheloniidae or the family Dermochelydae, and includes an egg or hatchling of a turtle.Examples of a species of turtle within the family Cheloniidae—flatback turtle, green turtle, hawksbill turtle, loggerhead turtle, olive ridley turtleExample of a species of turtle within the family Dermochelydae—leatherback turtleunderway, in relation to a vessel, means the vessel is being propelled through the water, whether by engine, sail or human power, and is not adrift.using, a facility, includes assembling, building, demolishing, fixing in position or maintaining the facility.vessel charter operation means an activity, whether consisting of a single act or a series of acts, involving a vessel that—(a)is available for charter or hire; and(b)is being used in the course of carrying on a business that is, or includes, the provision of accommodation, transport or services for a purpose other than an educational program or tourism program; and(c)travels in or into the marine park; and(d)is not merely transiting through the park by the most direct and reasonable route to a place outside the park.
wing in ground effect craft means a vessel constructed to move above the surface of the water using ground effect to lift off, land and maintain a limited altitude.def wing in ground effect craft ins 2016 SL No. 154 s 253 sch 10works area means an area described in schedule 2, part 9.wreck includes derelict, flotsam and jetsam, lagan, and things of any kind that belonged to, came from, or were part of, a vessel or aircraft wrecked, stranded, sunk or abandoned, or in distress.zone means a zone established under part 3.