Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Rail Freight System Act 2000 Rail Freight System (Corridor Land) Regulations 2000 Western Australia Rail Freight System (Corridor Land) Regulations 2000 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Citation 1 2. Definitions 1 Part 2 — Railway premises and conduct on them Division 1 — Gates in the vicinity of level crossings 3. Railway owner may erect gates 2 4. Erection of gates by other persons 2 5. Removal of gates 2 Division 2 — Railway crossings 6. Crossing at unauthorised places 3 7. Use of overbridges and subways 4 8. Crossings by traction engines and large vehicles 4 9. Duties of driver of vehicle on approach to level crossing 5 10. Duty to check whether track clear 5 11. Directions by authorised person 5 12. Approaching train 6 13. Stop sign 6 14. Flashing lights etc. 6 15. Traffic congestion 7 16. Authorised person to produce certificate 7 Division 3 — Traffic control on railway premises 17. Speed limits and traffic signs on railway premises 7 Division 4 — General conduct 18. Possession of graffiti equipment 9 19. Posting bills and advertisements, and similar conduct 9 20. Throwing of missiles, rubbish etc. 9 21. Sewage etc., and drainage 9 22. Shutting and fastening of gates 10 23. Animals 10 Part 3 — Miscellaneous 24. Person to give correct name and address when so required 11 25. Warrant to enter 12 26. Continuation of certain things done before the commencement of these regulations 12 27. Repeal 13 Schedule 1 — Form Notes Compilation table 15 Defined terms Western Australia Rail Freight System Act 2000 Rail Freight System (Corridor Land) Regulations 2000
Part 1 — Preliminary
1. Citation These regulations may be cited as the Rail Freight System (Corridor Land) Regulations 2000.
2. Definitions In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears — chief executive officer means the person for the time being designated by the Railway Corridor Minister, by notice published in the Gazette, as the chief executive officer for the purposes of these regulations; railway means a railway that is operated on corridor land in the exercise of rights conferred by a disposition of an interest in that land by the Rail Corridor Minister under section 42 of the Act; railway owner means the person that has the management and control of a railway; railway premises means — (a) corridor land; and (b) anything on that land as provided by section 6 of the Act.
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