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Published on DES Disclosure Log RTI Act 2009 Offence start 'tblStatus'[Status] Offence Location OffenceCode Description of Offence Section Legislation Penalty date Warning Notice 11/06/09 AMITY BANK TOWARD MAROOM BANK MB72 Unlawful operation of vessel in a go slow area (turtle and dugong) s45(1) Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 2008 $0. Referred to SPER 07/11/09 Waters of Nundah Creek (MN913) M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 14/11/09 Marine national park zone #MNP08 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Referred to SPER 01/12/09 Waters of Salwater Creek MNP11 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 23/12/09 Marine Park Green zone North East of Rodney Point Fraser Island M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 30/12/09 Tripcony Bight Marine National Park 02 - 26571155 - 15303131 E M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 31/12/09 Tripcony Bight MNPZ02 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Withdrawn 31/12/09 Tripcony Bight MNPZ02 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Debt Finalised with SPER 01/01/10 Tripcony Bight Marine National Park 02/52656760- E15304872 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 02/01/10 Urangan go slow designated area M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 02/01/10 Moon Point Go Slow Designated Area M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Paid in Full 02/01/10 Duck Island MNP2 16 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 09/01/10 Tripcony Bight MNP202 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 10/01/10 Henderson Rock Marine national Park Zone MNP10 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 10/01/10 Henderson Rock Marine national Park Zone MNP10 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or culturalLog resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Referred to SPER 12/01/10 Poona Creek Designated Go Slow Area M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Debt Finalised with SPER 12/01/10 Poona Creek Designated Go Slow Area M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Referred to SPER 16/01/10 Adjacent to Jennifer Young Park in the Barolin Rocks Green Zone M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 16/01/10 MPNZ02 Tripcony Bight M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 17/01/10 100 Metres West of Northern Tip of Picnic Island Great Sandy Marine Park M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Referred to SPER 17/01/10 50 Metres West of Northern Tip of Picnic Island Great Sandy Marine Park M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 23/01/10 Poona - Poona Boat Ramp M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Referred to SPER 24/01/10 Flat Rock Marine National Park Green zone MNP19 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 26/01/10 Westaways Creek MNPZ01 M086 Unlawfully enter/useDisclosure Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 26/01/10 Westaways Creek MNPZ01 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 30/01/10 Go Slow Designated Area Burrum Heads M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 30/01/10 Go Slow Designated Area Burrum Heads M134 2009 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Paid in Full 02/02/10 Cape Pallarenda (CP-19-4058) M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 06/02/10 MNP02 Tripcony Bight Marine National Park Zone of Moreton Bay Marine Park M086DESUnlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 11/02/10 South of Victor Creek in Queensland SMP Yellow Zone M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 20/02/10 Nudgee Creek MNP13 M086 UnlawfullyAct enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Debt Finalised with SPER 20/02/10 Nudgee Creek (Bramble Bay MNP13) M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 20/02/10 Scott's Point MNP12 onM086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Referred to SPER 21/02/10 Kouri Creek Marine National Park Zone Great Sandy Marine Park M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Debt Finalised with SPER 21/02/10 Amity Banks MNP18 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Referred to SPER 25/02/10 Bramble Bay/Nudgee Creek Marine National Park MNP13 M086RTIUnlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Debt Finalised with SPER 27/02/10 Poona Creek Go Slow Designated Area M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Debt Finalised with SPER 23/03/10 MNP11 Green Zone Near Rooney's Point M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 27/03/10 Flinders Reef Marine National Park Zone MNP04 M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. In a go slow area, operate a speedboat in a planning or non-displacement mode/operate a Paid in Full 29/03/10 Go Slow Designated Area of Sandy Cape Breaksea Spit M134 s28(2) Marine Parks (Great Sandy) Zoning Plan 2006 $400. vessel in manner which could result in striking a turtle or dugong Paid in Full 03/04/10 Marine National Park Zone MNP13 Nundah Creek M086 Unlawfully enter/use Marine Park (taking natural or cultural resources) s109(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 03/04/10 Heath Island Moreton Island M091 Enter/use zoned Marine Park without authority (taking natural or cultural resources) s111(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $500. Paid in Full 05/04/10 QLD State Marine Park Black Island Published M095 Enter/use zoned Marine Park without authority (another purpose) s111(1) Marine Parks Regulation 2006 $200. Debt Finalised with SPER 05/04/10 Amity Banks Turtle and Dugong Go Slow Area MO72 Unlawful operation of a vessel in a go slow area (turtle and dugong) 45(1) Marine Parks (Moreton Bay) Zoning Plan 2008 $400.
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