Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Regulations 2005 (WA)

Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Regulations 2005 Western Australia Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Regulations 2005 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Definitions 1 4. Board's property 1 5. Legal proceedings 2 6. Legal documents 2 7. Final report 2 Notes Compilation table 4 Western Australia Parks and Reserves Act 1895 Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Regulations 2005

1. Citation These regulations are the Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Regulations 2005.

2. Commencement These regulations come into operation immediately after the Parks and Reserves (Dissolution of the Recreation Camps and Reserve Board) Order 2005 comes into operation.

3. Definitions In these regulations — Board means the former Recreation Camps and Reserve Board established under the Act; commencement means when these regulations come into operation; Minister for Sport and Recreation means the Minister to whom the administration of the Western Australian Sports Centre Trust Act 1986 is for the time being committed by the Governor.

4. Board's property (1) On commencement — (a) all property of the Board, whether within or outside the State, together with all claims, rights and remedies of the Board in respect of property, vest in the State; and (b) the State becomes liable to discharge all of the Board's liabilities that are properly payable. (2) As soon as practicable after commencement the Minister for Sport and Recreation is to take possession of all books, documents and other records, however compiled or stored, relating to the operations of the Board.

5. Legal proceedings (1) Any legal or other proceedings begun before commencement by or against the Board and pending immediately before commencement are taken to be proceedings by or against the State. (2) Any legal or other proceedings or remedies that could have been taken by or against the Board immediately before commencement may be taken by or against the State.