National Trust of Australia (W.A.) By-laws 1972 (WA)

Western Australia National Trust of Australia (W.A.) Act 1964 National Trust of Australia (W.A.) By-laws 1972 Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 4 June 2004

Western Australia National Trust of Australia (W.A.) By-laws 1972 Contents 1. Citation 1 1A. Interpretation 1 2. Offences relating to trust property 1 3. Certain acts prohibited without consent, etc., of Trust 4 4. Shooting into trust property prohibited 5 5. Offences relating to vehicles within trust property 5 6. Drunken and disorderly behaviour 5 7. Trust may permit certain behaviour 5 8. Trust may refuse to admit persons 6 9. Removal of animals 6 10. Written permission to be by authorised person 6 11. Penalty 6 Notes Compilation table 7 Defined terms Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 4 June 2004

Western Australia National Trust of Australia (W.A.) Act 1964 National Trust of Australia (W.A.) By‑laws 1972

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the National Trust of Australia (W.A.) By‑laws 1972 1. [By‑law 1 inserted: Gazette 19 Nov 1982 p. 4508.]

1A. Interpretation In these by‑laws trust property includes any lands, building, or places vested in, or acquired or owned by, or under the control of, The Trust. [By‑law 1A inserted: Gazette 19 Nov 1982 p. 4508.]

2. Offences relating to trust property A person shall not within or upon any trust property — (a) deposit or leave any litter, bottle, tin, rubbish or refuse, except in a receptacle provided by The Trust for that purpose; (b) break glass, deposit or leave any offal, filth, dung, dead animal or any noisome, noxious or poisonous or polluted substance; (c) remove, deface, damage or destroy any aboriginal relic, aboriginal rock carving, aboriginal painting or archaeological site; (d) remove, interfere with, damage or destroy any dam, water supply, causeway, rock, timber, plant or equipment, building, road, path, picnic area, table seat, sign, notice or fixture; (e) remove, poison, damage or destroy, or have in his possession for removal or otherwise any tree, shrub, fern, creeper, vine, palm, plant, flower, herbage or other vegetation, whether growing or otherwise; (f) remove, deface, damage, destroy or interfere with any object or thing exhibited or on display or used in connection therewith or any other object or thing whether or not the same is exhibited or on display for the time being owned by or in the possession or under the control of The Trust; (g) interfere with, or remove sand, soil, gravel, rock or any tree, dead timber, log or shrub except with the prior written permission of The Trust; (h) dig or excavate any hole or trench or otherwise disturb the surface of the land except with the prior written permission of The Trust; (i) carry or discharge any firearm, air‑gun, speargun or other lethal weapon; carry, lay or set any trap or snare, interfere with, hunt, capture, destroy or have in his possession any bird or wild animal, or any bee or lizard, any introduced bird, animal or any fish or crustacean; (j) take any bird's egg or interfere with any bird's nest, or habitation or resting place of any animal or lizard or any beehive; (k) carry or use explosive or discharge any fireworks except with the prior written permission of The Trust and subject to any conditions imposed by The Trust; (l) obstruct, threaten, interfere with or refuse to comply with any lawful request by any officer or employee of The Trust or any person acting with the written authority of The Trust while in the execution of his duty; (m) permit or suffer any animal to be upon trust property except with the permission of The Trust; (n) fly any model aircraft of any description; (o) place or use any boat or craft of any kind on any waters within trust property except with the written permission of The Trust and in accordance with such terms and conditions as The Trust may determine; (p) light, maintain or use any fire except in accordance with the provisions of the Bush Fires Act 1954, and the Bush Fires Regulations 1954 2 and in accordance with any additional conditions determined and notified in a conspicuous position by The Trust; provided however that this paragraph shall not extend to any authorised officer or employee of The Trust lighting a fire for the disposal of dirt or rubbish or for any other purposes associated with the upkeep of trust property; (q) pollute the water in any river, stream, tank, dam or reservoir; (r) pass over or under or through or cross or remove or interfere with any rope or other boundary or line of demarcation or barrier which shall have been erected for the protection of any objects things or other property for the time being owned by or in the possession or under the control of The Trust; (s) play a musical instrument, record player, tape player, video player, television receiver, or radio receiver except with the permission of The Trust; (t) act contrary to, or fail to comply with, a notice on a sign erected by, or on behalf of, The Trust; or (u) smoke a pipe, cigar, or cigarette within a building open to the public for the display of furniture or furnishings. [By‑law 2 amended: Gazette 19 Nov 1982 p. 4508.]