You need to be careful about specially protected areas in national parks. You are not allowed to go into these areas or stay there unless you have a special permit. The government gives out these permits under section 13 of the National Parks Act.

If you do get a permit to enter a specially protected area, you must follow all the rules that come with it. Breaking any of these rules is not allowed.

If you enter a specially protected area without a permit, or if you don't follow the rules of your permit, you are breaking the law. This is called an infringement offence, which means you could get in trouble or have to pay a fine.