Act 16 !And Act 1998 (4) Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Association under this section may appeal against the decision to the Land Tribunal and the Land Tribunal may confinn, vary, reverse or modify the decision of the Association and make such other order as it is empowered to make under this Act. Establish- ment of areas of common land use in communally owned land. 24. ( 1) An Association may, and shall, when so requested to do so by the corrununity on whose behalf it holds land, set aside one or more areas of land for common use by members of the group. (2) The boundaries of any area of land which has been set aside for common use shall be marked out in such a manner, including any such manner as is customary amongst the persons whp will use that land, so as to enable those persons to recognise and keep to those boundaries. (3) The purposes for which land may be set aside for common use are( a) the grazing and watering of livestock; ( b) hunting; ( c) the gathering of wood fuel and builQ.ing materials; (d) the gathering of honey and other forest resources for food and medicinal purposes; ( e) such other purposes as may be traditional among the community using the lMd communally. Management of areas of common land use. 25. ( 1) An area of land set aside for common use shall be used and managed in accordance with the tenns of a common land·management scheme. (2) A common land management scheme shall be made by an Association, but shall only come into effect when it is agreed to by the community on whose behalf the Association holds land. (3) A common land management scheme may extend to cover the use and management of more than one area of common !and. (4). A person who is not a member of the community may, with the agreement of the Association, which agreement shall . not be unreasonably withheld, use common land in accordance with the terms of the common land. management scheme applicable to that land. 30