Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Liquor Control Act 1988 Liquor Control (Cheeditha Restricted Area) Regulations 2012 Western Australia Liquor Control (Cheeditha Restricted Area) Regulations 2012 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Term used: Cheeditha Aboriginal Community 1 5. Declaration of restricted area 1 6. Notice of restricted area 2 7. Prohibitions as to liquor in the Cheeditha Aboriginal Community 2 8. Seizure and disposal of containers of liquor 2 9. Period during which these regulations have effect 3 Notes Compilation table 4 Other notes 4 Defined terms Liquor Control Act 1988 Liquor Control (Cheeditha Restricted Area) Regulations 2012
1. Citation These regulations are the Liquor Control (Cheeditha Restricted Area) Regulations 2012 1.
2. Commencement These regulations come into operation as follows — (a) regulations 1 and 2 — on the day on which these regulations are published in the Gazette; (b) the rest of the regulations — on the day after that day.
3. Term used: Cheeditha Aboriginal Community In these regulations — Cheeditha Aboriginal Community means the area of land, being part of Lot 48 on Deposited Plan 248914 (Certificate of Title Volume 2191 Folio 716), that is within a 500 metre radius of the point with the following Geocentric Datum of Australia 2020 (GDA2020) coordinates — (a) 20.751138°S; (b) 117.119847°E. [Regulation 3 amended: SL 2021/142 r. 4.] [4. Deleted: SL 2021/142 r. 5.]
5. Declaration of restricted area The Cheeditha Aboriginal Community is declared to be a restricted area for the purposes of section 175(1a) of the Act.
6. Notice of restricted area (1) The Director of Liquor Licensing must take all reasonable steps to cause to be posted, and while the Cheeditha Aboriginal Community continues to be a restricted area by operation of regulation 5 to be kept posted, at each place where a customary access route enters the Cheeditha Aboriginal Community a notice — (a) describing the offences set out in regulation 7; and (b) specifying the penalties for those offences. (2) A failure to comply with subregulation (1) does not invalidate the declaration in regulation 5.
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