Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) By-laws (WA)

Western Australia Aboriginal Communities Act 1979 Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) By-laws Western Australia Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) By-laws Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Definitions 1 Part 2 — Community lands 4. Permission required to enter community land 3 5. Remaining on community lands 3 6. Restriction of entry into areas 4 7. Homes 4 Part 3 — Liquor and deleterious substances 8. Restriction of liquor 5 9. Pharmaceutical 5 10. Deleterious substance or petrol 5 Part 4 — Traffic 11. Traffic signs 6 12. Careless and dangerous driving 6 Part 5 — The regulation of other matters 13. Offensive behaviour 7 14. Wilful damage 7 15. Disruption of meetings 7 Part 6 — Enforcement and proceedings 16. Powers of Police 8 17. Procedure 9 Part 7 — Penalties and orders of the Court 18. Penalties 10 19. Defence of acting under custom 10 20. Council members 10 Notes Compilation table 11 Defined terms Western Australia Aboriginal Communities Act 1979 Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) By‑laws

Part 1 — Preliminary

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) By‑laws 1.

2. Commencement These by‑laws shall come into effect when approved by the Governor and published in the Government Gazette 1.

3. Definitions In these by‑laws unless the context requires otherwise — by‑law means one of these by‑laws; community land means that land declared by the Governor under section 6 of the Act to be the community lands of the community; the Act means the Aboriginal Communities Act 1979; the community means (as the context requires) Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission) and that collective group comprising the membership of Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission), their spouses and dependants (where not members in their own right) and member of the community has a correlative meaning; liquor means liquor as defined in the Liquor Licensing Act 1988; deleterious substance means glue or any volatile liquid containing hydrocarbons; vehicle means any motor vehicle, designed and manufactured to be capable of self propulsion and includes any trailer or caravan while attached to a vehicle; the Council means the Council of Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival (Mt Margaret Mission). These by‑laws shall apply — (a) on all community land; and (b) to all persons on community land, whether members of the community or not.