The administering body of a government purpose reserve can do things to manage it properly. You can think of this like taking care of a park, where the body in charge makes sure it is used correctly. The body can do what is necessary for the reserve to be used for its intended purposes, as long as it follows certain rules, such as those outlined in sections 22 and 40.
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59A: Granting of concessions on reserves administered by Crown, or
"Using Crown land for a special purpose, like building or business, with the Minister's permission"
61: Powers (including leasing) in respect of local purpose reserves, or
"People in charge of local purpose reserves can manage and lease them to benefit everyone."
Subject to sections 22 and 40, the administering body of a government purpose reserve may do such things as are necessary or desirable for the proper and beneficial administration, management, and control of the reserve and for its use for the purposes specified in its classification.
