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StatuteEnvironment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

Section 390J — Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999: Revoking and altering conservation zones

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Proclamations to revoke or amend declaring Proclamation (1) The Governor-General may, by Proclamation, revoke or amend a Proclamation made under section 390D (declaring a Commonwealth area to be a conservation zone). Limit on making Proclamations (2) Before the Governor-General makes a Proclamation under subsection (1) causing a Commonwealth area to cease to be within a conservation zone, the Minister must be satisfied that the area should not be included in a Commonwealth reserve. Declaration of Commonwealth reserve revokes conservation zone (3) A Commonwealth area ceases to be a conservation zone by force of this subsection if the area becomes or is included in a Commonwealth reserve. Conservation zone ends if it ceases to be in Commonwealth area (4) If land, waters, seabed or airspace in a conservation zone cease to be a Commonwealth area, the land, waters, seabed or airspace cease to be (or be in) a conservation zone by force of this subsection. Proclamation to reflect cessation of conservation zone (5) If land, waters, seabed or airspace cease to be a conservation zone by force of subsection (3) or (4), the Governor-General must make a Proclamation revoking or amending the Proclamation that included the land, waters, seabed or airspace in a conservation zone, to reflect the fact that the land, waters, seabed or airspace are no longer part of the conservation zone.

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