Regulation 4
Prohibited acts within national parks, nature reserves and public parks
of Parks and Trees Regulations
Subregulation 1
No person shall, within a national park, nature reserve or public park —
cause any lake, pool or other body of water to be fouled;
throw, deposit or leave behind any refuse, litter, object or article except in a litter bin provided for that purpose;
soil or deface any building, structure, furniture, ornament, equipment or other property;
gamble or assist in gambling;
beg, tout or solicit;
appear nude or be clad in such manner as to offend against public decency;
behave in a disorderly or an indecent or offensive manner;
enter or attempt to enter any public restroom designated for use by the opposite sex;
bathe or wash in any body of water; or
use any facility, utility or amenity for a purpose other than that for which it is provided.
Subregulation 2
Where the Commissioner has, by means of notice displayed in, or at the boundary of, a national park, nature reserve or public park or part thereof to which the notice relates, or by means of written notice issued to a user of the national park, nature reserve or public park —
prohibited the use of any musical instrument or sound equipment in the national park, nature reserve or public park or that part thereof; or
prohibited the carrying on of any activity which, in the Commissioner’s opinion, may endanger or cause discomfort or inconvenience to other users of the national park, nature reserve or public park,a person shall not use such instrument or equipment, or carry on that prohibited activity, in the national park, nature reserve or public park or the part to which the notice relates.
Subregulation 3
For the purposes of paragraph (1)(g), a person does not conduct himself in an offensive manner as referred to in that paragraph merely by using offensive language.