Djarindjin Aboriginal Community By-laws (WA)

Western Australia ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES ACT 1979 Djarindjin Aboriginal Community By-laws Western Australia Djarindjin Aboriginal Community By-laws Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Citation 2 2. Definitions 2 3. Council permission 2 Part 2 — Community land 4. Permission to enter Community land 3 5. Restricted access areas 3 6. Homes 3 Part 3 — Traffic 7. Restricted traffic areas 4 8. Traffic signs 4 9. Careless or dangerous driving and driving while intoxicated 4 Part 4 — Alcohol 10. Regulation of alcohol 5 Part 5 — Miscellaneous 11. Damage to property 9 12. Rubbish 9 13. Disorderly behaviour 9 Part 6 — Enforcement 14. Offences 10 15. Police powers 10 16. Penalties 10 Notes Compilation table 12 Defined terms Western Australia ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES ACT 1979 Djarindjin Aboriginal Community By‑laws

Part 1 — Preliminary

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the Djarindjin Aboriginal Community By‑laws.

2. Definitions In these by‑laws — Community means the Djarindjin Aboriginal Community; Community land means the land declared by the Governor under section 6 of the Act to be the community lands of the Community; Corporation means the Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation Incorporated. Council means the council of the Corporation; member of the Community means a person who the Council accepts as a member of the Community for the time being; vehicle means a vehicle as defined in the Road Traffic Act 1974.

3. Council permission Where a by‑law provides that the Council may grant permission to a person to do an act that would otherwise not be permitted, the Council — (a) may grant or refuse to grant that permission; (b) may grant permission subject to any conditions it thinks fit; (c) may, if it has granted permission, revoke that permission at any time; (d) need not give reasons for its decision; and (e) may notify the person concerned of the granting, refusal to grant or revocation of the permission either orally or in writing.