Parliamentary Reserve By-laws 1972 (WA)

Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Parliamentary Reserve By-laws 1972 Western Australia Parliamentary Reserve By-laws 1972 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Interpretation 1 3. Board may close road or footpath 2 4. Person to keep to roads 2 5. Destruction of flora 2 6. Removal of mulch 2 7. Misconduct 3 8. Camping 3 9. Bill posting 3 10. Explosive, guns, etc. 4 11. Hawking 4 12. Public meetings 4 13. Tents, sheds, booths, etc. 4 14. Toilets 5 15. Application of road laws 5 16. Parking 5 17. Driving on footpaths 6 18. Animals 6 19. Offensive noise 6 20. Removal of persons 6 21. Board may remove certain vehicles, animals etc. 7 22. Interference with Board member, etc. 7 23. Proceedings 7 24. Penalty 7 Notes Compilation table 8 Defined terms Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Parliamentary Reserve By-laws 1972

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the Parliamentary Reserve By‑laws 1972 1.

2. Interpretation (1) In these by‑laws unless the contrary intention appears — 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 Parliamentary 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↑1162; vehicle has the meaning given in the Road Traffic (Administration) Act 2008 section 4. (2) 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 Oct 2004 p. 4729; 8 Jan 2015 p. 119‑20.]

3. Board may close road or footpath The Board may close to any traffic, whether vehicular or pedestrian, any road or footpath in the Reserve by notice posted on such road or footpath.