South Australian Legislation
South Australia South Australian Motor Sport Regulations 2014 under the South Australian Motor Sport Act 1984
Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 3 Interpretation Part 1A—Provisions relating to Board 3A Prescribed names Part 2—Provisions relating to declared areas Division 1—Application 4 Application of Part Division 2—Access to declared area 5 Access to declared area by permitted entrants 6 Entry to and exit from declared area 7 Restriction on vehicles in declared area 8 Restriction on access to motor racing circuit 9 Restricted areas 10 Opening and closing time of declared area Division 3—Permits, authorisations and tickets 11 Permits etc may be subject to conditions 12 Reserved areas 13 Non-transferable tickets 14 Offences relating to tickets Division 4—Conduct in declared area 15 Prohibition on taking alcoholic beverages into declared area 16 Regulation of conduct in declared area Division 5—Miscellaneous 17 Refreshment areas 18 No smoking areas 19 Entertainment licences in declared areas Part 3—Enforcement 20 Authorised persons 21 Identification of authorised persons 22 Authorised person may request identification 23 Authorised person may search bags 24 Authorised persons—other powers 25 Offence to fail to comply with requirement of authorised person 26 Offence to re-enter declared area after removal 27 Offence to hinder authorised person 28 Disposal of confiscated property Legislative history
Part 1—Preliminary 1—Short title These regulations may be cited as the South Australian Motor Sport Regulations 2014. 3—Interpretation In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears— Act means the South Australian Motor Sport Act 1984; approved entrance means an entrance approved by the Board; approved exit means an exit approved by the Board; authorised person—see regulation 20; emergency vehicle includes an ambulance, fire engine, police vehicle, tow truck or mobile crane; imitation ticket means a document that resembles a ticket and could reasonably be taken to be a ticket or any other document that a person passes off, or attempts to pass off, as a ticket; invitee of a resident includes an employee, agent, or licensee of the resident; permitted entrant, in respect of a motor sport event, means— (a) a person who is entitled to be in a declared area for the event pursuant to a ticket or permit issued by or under the authority of the Board; or (b) a person who is admitted by or under the authority of the Board to a declared area for the event on payment of an admission fee; or (c) an agent or employee of the Board; or (d) a resident or an invitee of a resident; or (e) any other person who is, pursuant to a general or specific permit or authorisation granted by or under the authority of the Board, entitled to be in a declared area for the event; racing car means a vehicle that is entered in a motor sport event; resident means a person who has a permanent place of residence or business in a declared area for a motor sport event; ticket means a ticket, pass or other document, issued by or under the authority of the Board, conferring a right to enter a declared area for a motor sport event during the declared period, or part of the declared period, for that event.
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