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Relevant legislative and planning instruments
Table 5 Key commonwealth, state and local legislative and planning instruments relevant to management of the
park
Legislative/planning Administering Description
instrument authority
Commonwealth
Environment Protection Department of the Aims to protect the environment, in particular, Matters of
and Biodiversity Environment National Environmental Significance (MNES).
Conservation Act 1999
(EPBC Act)
State - Queensland
Aboriginal Cultural Department of The main purpose of this Act is to provide effective
Heritage Act 2003 Aboriginal and recognition, protection and conservation of Aboriginal
Torres Strait cultural heritage.
Islander
Partnerships
Coastal Protection and Department of Provides a comprehensive framework for protecting and
Management Act 1995 Environment and managing the coastal resources and values in the coastal
Heritage zone.
Protection (EHP)
Fire and Rescue Service Queensland Fire Provides for the prevention and control of fires and certain
Act 1990 and Emergency other incidents endangering persons, properties or the
Services environment
Fisheries Act 1994 Department of Regulates fisheries, coastal areas important for fish
Agriculture and habitat, and marine plants.
Fisheries (DAF)
Land Act 1994 EHP Provides for the management of non-freehold land by
promoting the allocation of land for the purpose of
sustainability, development, community and environmental
protection.
Land Protection (Pest DAF Regulates the use of Queensland’s stock route network
and Stock Route which incorporates road and infrastructure corridors. Also
Management) Act 2002 provides a framework for the management of pest plant
and pest animals.
Nature Conservation Act EHP Based on principles to conserve biological diversity,
1992 ecologically sustainable use of wildlife and ecologically
(NCA) sustainable development.
Places requirements on any person taking, using or
interfering with protected wildlife.
South East Queensland EHP Outlines requirements for the assessment of development
Koala Conservation State applications to ensure the impact of new development on
Planning Regulatory koalas is minimised. Logan City contains some priority
Provision (SPRP) koala assessable development areas.
South East Queensland South East The SEQ NRM outlines measurable targets (aligned to
Natural Resource Queensland DRO and policies in the SEQ Regional Plan) regarding the
Management Plan 2009– Catchments condition and extent of environment and natural resources
2031 (SEQ NRM) (SEQC)
The South East Queensland Natural Assets status report
And South East evaluated 12 targets as part of the 2014 Update of the
Queensland Natural SEQ NRM Plan. Case studies used in this report gave a
Assets Status Report snapshot of that community, industry and government
2015 efforts to meet these targets. Despite this effort, the results
showed a declining state of the natural asset being
measured. To maintain and enhance the productivity of
critical natural assets further work needs to be done to
improve water, air and coastal condition, habitat for key
species (such as koalas) and open space for recreation.
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