Government Domain Reserve By-laws 1977 (WA)

Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Government Domain Reserve By-laws 1977 Western Australia Government Domain Reserve By-laws 1977 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Interpretation and application 1 3. Entry 2 4. Unauthorised person to leave 3 5. Traffic 4 6. Driving 4 7. Application of road laws 4 8. Parking 4 9. Animals 5 10. Grounds, lawns, works, etc. 5 11. Removal of mulch, etc. 5 12. Offensive conduct 6 13. Camping 6 14. Advertising 6 15. Fires and shooting 6 16. Trading 7 17. Fetes, picnics, concerts, etc. 7 18. Erection of structures 7 19. Sanitary conveniences 8 20. Noise 8 21. Removal of offenders 8 22. Removal of vehicles, animals, etc. 8 23. Obstruction 9 24. Offences and penalties 9 Notes Compilation table 10 Defined terms Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Government Domain Reserve By‑laws 1977

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the Government Domain Reserve By‑laws 1977 1.

2. Interpretation and application (1) In these by‑laws unless the contrary intention appears — authorised function means any function held with the permission of the Board or the Governor; authorised person means — (a) any member of the Board; (b) any member of the Police Force or special constable; (c) any person appointed as an authorised person for the purposes of these by‑laws; drive includes ride; footpath means any thoroughfare of a width of less than 4 metres; road means any thoroughfare surfaced with bitumen, gravel, concrete, wood, or other hard material, other than a footpath, and includes every part thereof; the Board means the Government Domain Reserve Board constituted under the Parks and Reserves Act 1895 to control and manage the Reserve; the Reserve means the land comprised in Reserve A ↑ 1149; vehicle has the meaning given in the Road Traffic (Administration) Act 2008 section 4. (2) The provisions of the Interpretation Act 1984 section 60 do not apply to or in relation to these by‑laws. (3) Unless the context otherwise requires these by‑laws do not apply to or in relation to — (a) a member of the Governor's household; (b) a member of the Governor's staff acting in the course of his official duties; or (c) a person acting under the direction of the Board. (4) Where one of these by‑laws authorises an act or thing to be done if it is done with permission — (a) the permission referred to is that of the Board or a member of the Board or of any person authorised by the Board to give permission for the purposes of that by‑law or for the purposes of these by‑laws generally; and (b) that permission shall be obtained, in writing, before the act or thing is done. (5) These by‑laws are subject to any written law and any law of the Commonwealth about assistance animals as defined in the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Commonwealth) section 9(2). [By-law 2 amended: Gazette 8 Jan 2015 p. 113‑14.]