Health (Rottnest Island) By-laws 1989 (WA)

Western Australia Health Act 1911 Rottnest Island Authority Act 1987 Health (Rottnest Island) By-laws 1989 Western Australia Health (Rottnest Island) By-laws 1989 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Citation 1 2. Interpretation 1 3. Application of certain by‑laws to certain public authorities 1 Part 2 — General sanitary provisions 5. Water closets in permanent accommodation 1 6. Kitchen and kitchen fittings 1 7. Water supply 1 8. Public sanitary conveniences 1 9. Maintenance of sanitary conveniences 1 Part 3 — Refuse removal Division 1 — Premises other than building sites 10. Definitions 1 11. Keeping of receptacles 1 12. Refuse to be deposited in receptacles 1 13. Maintenance of receptacles 1 14. Collection of refuse 1 15. Method of disposal of refuse 1 16. Disposal of refuse from vessels 1 17. Refuse disposal sites to be fenced 1 Division 2 — Building sites 18. Definitions 1 19. Responsibilities of builder 1 Part 4 — Waste water 20. Definitions 1 21. Disposal of waste water 1 22. Removal of waste water 1 23. Removal of liquid waste 1 Part 5 — General health provisions 24. Air space in sleeping rooms 1 25. Premises to be kept in good repair 1 26. Keeping of poultry 1 27. Mosquito eradication and reduction 1 28. Rodents 1 Part 8 — Laundries and laundry depots 54. Laundries 1 55. Laundry depots 1 Part 9 — Offences 56. Offences and penalties 1 Notes Compilation table 1 Other notes 1 Defined terms Western Australia Health Act 1911 Rottnest Island Authority Act 1987 Health (Rottnest Island) By‑laws 1989

Part 1 — Preliminary

1. Citation These by‑laws may be cited as the Health (Rottnest Island) By‑laws 1989.

2. Interpretation In these by‑laws, unless the contrary intention appears — Act means the Health Act 1911; approved means approved by the Executive Director, Public Health; Authority means the Rottnest Island Authority; casual resident means a person who has taken up casual residence on the Island as described in regulation 9(1)(b) or (c) of the Rottnest Island Regulations 1988; health surveyor means a health surveyor appointed under the Act and includes any acting or assistant health surveyor; Island means the Rottnest Island Reserve described in section 4 of the Rottnest Island Authority Act 1987; occupier means, subject to by‑law 3(2), any person, other than a casual resident, in occupation of premises and, in respect of premises occupied by a casual resident, means the Authority or in the case of the Rottnest Lodge Resort or the Rottnest Island Hotel, the lessee thereof; premises means premises on the Island.