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McRAE, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 12.00 NOON\n© STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA\nWESTERN\nAUSTRALIAN\nGOVERNMENT\nCONTENTS\nPART 1\nPage\nHealth Regulations Amendment (Cervical Screening Register) Regulations 2018 ................ 1247\nLotteries Commission (Authorised Lotteries) (Powerball) Amendment Rules 2018 .............. 1249\nShire of Murray Consolidated Amendment Local Law 2018 ................................................... 1249\n———\nPART 2\nConservation .............................................................................................................................. 1254\nDeceased Estates ....................................................................................................................... 1270\nJustice......................................................................................................................................... 1264\nLocal Government ...................................................................................................................... 1268\nMarine/Maritime ........................................................................................................................ 1269\nPlanning ..................................................................................................................................... 1269\n\nIMPORTANT COPYRIGHT NOTICE\n© State of Western Australia\nThis work is copyright. 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Commencement\nThese regulations come into operation as follows —\n(a) Part 1 — on the day on which these regulations are\npublished in the Gazette;\n(b) the rest of the regulations — on the day after that day.\nPart 2 — Health (Cervical Screening Register)\nRegulations 1991 amended\n3. Regulations amended\nThis Part amends the Health (Cervical Screening Register)\nRegulations 1991.\n4. Part 2 heading amended\nIn the heading to Part 2 delete “Cytology” and insert:\nScreening\n\n1248 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n5. Regulation 5 amended\nDelete regulation 5(2)(a)(i) and insert:\n(i) forwarded under regulation 9 (before it\nwas deleted by the Health Regulations\nAmendment (Cervical Screening\nRegister) Regulations 2018\nregulation 7); or\n6. Regulation 7 amended\nAfter regulation 7(1)(c) insert:\n(ca) for the purpose of including the information in\nthe National Cancer Screening Register\nestablished under the National Cancer\nScreening Register Act 2016 (Commonwealth)\nsection 9; or\n7. Regulations 8 and 9 deleted\nDelete regulations 8 and 9.\n8. Regulation 10A amended\nIn regulation 10A(2)(a) delete “forwarded to the CEO under\nregulation 9(1); and” and insert:\nforwarded under regulation 9 (before it was deleted by the\nHealth Regulations Amendment (Cervical Screening Register)\nRegulations 2018 regulation 7); and\nPart 3 — Health (Western Australian Cancer Register)\nRegulations 2011 amended\n9. Regulations amended\nThis Part amends the Health (Western Australian Cancer\nRegister) Regulations 2011.\n10. Regulation 12 amended\nDelete regulation 12(1)(b).\nN. HAGLEY, Clerk of the Executive Council.\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1249\nLOCAL GOVERNMENT\nLG301\nLOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995\nShire of Murray\nC ONSOLIDATED A MENDMENT LOCAL LAW 2018\nUnder the powers conferred on it by the Local Government Act 1995 and under all\nother enabling powers, the Council of Shire of Murray resolved on 22 March 2018 to\nmake the following local law.\n1. Citation\nThis local law may be cited as the Shire of Murray Consolidated Amendment Local\nLaw 2018.\n2. Commencement\nThis local law comes into operation 14 days after the date of its publication in the\nGovernment Gazette.\n3. Principal Local Law\nIn this local law the Shire of Murray Consolidated Local Laws as published in the\nGovernment Gazette (No. 250) on 30 December 1999 is referred to as the Principal\nLocal Law.\n4. Principal Local Law amended\n4.1 The Principal Local Law is amended as described in clauses 4.2 to 4.5 of this\nlocal law.\n4.2 In clause 2.1.1 of the Principal Local Law insert the following definition after the\ndefinition of “Minister” and before the definition of “nuisance”—\n“model aircraft” means unmanned mechanically operated aircraft capable of\nflight, whether operated by remote control or otherwise and includes\nhelicopters, blimps, rockets, drones and remotely piloted aircraft;\n4.3 In clause 3.4 of the Principal Local Law delete clause (y).\n4.4 In clause 3.5 of the Principal Local Law consecutively amended the existing\nclauses, as follows—\n(a) (i) becomes (j); and,\n(b) (j) becomes (k).\n4.5 In clause 3.5 of the Principal Local Law immediately after clause (h) insert the\nfollowing clause—\n(i) fly any model aircraft;\n————\nDated this 22nd day of March 2018.\nThe Common Seal of the Shire of Murray was hereunto affixed in the presence of—\nDAVID JOHN BOLT, Shire President.\nDEAN LEONARD UNSWORTH, Chief Executive Officer.\nLOTTERIES\nLO301\nLOTTERIES COMMISSION ACT 1990\nLOTTERIES C OMMISSION (AUTHORISED LOTTERIES) (POWERBALL )\nA MENDMENT RULES 2018\nMade by the Lotteries Commission under section 28(1) of the Act.\n1. Citation\nThese rules are the Lotteries Commission (Authorised Lotteries) (Powerball)\nAmendment Rules 2018.\n2. Commencement\nThese rules come into operation as follows—\n(a) rules 1 and 2—on the day on which these rules are published in the Gazette;\n(b) the rest of the rules—on the day after that day.\n\n1250 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n3. Rules amended\nThese rules amend the Lotteries Commission (Authorised Lotteries) Rules 2016.\n4. Rule 86 amended\n(1) In rule 86 in the definition of barrel A selection delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(2) In rule 86 in the definition of game delete “6” in paragraphs (a) and (b) and\ninsert—\n7\n(3) In rule 86 in the definition of game board delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(4) In rule 86 in the definition of Powerball selection delete “6” in paragraph (a)\nand insert—\n7\n(5) In rule 86 in the definition of Powerpik delete “6” in paragraph (a) and insert—\n7\n(6) In rule 86 in the definition of winning number delete “6” and insert—\n7\n5. Rule 88 amended\n(1) In rule 88(1)(a)(i)—\n(a) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(b) delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(2) In rule 88(1)(b)(i)—\n(a) delete “3” and insert—\n5\n(b) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(c) delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(3) In rule 88(1)(c)—\n(a) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(b) delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(4) In rule 88(1)(d)—\n(a) delete “between 3 and 5” and insert—\n5 or 6\n(b) delete “7 to 14” and insert—\n8 to 14\n(c) delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(5) In rule 88(5)(c)—\n(a) delete “3-5” and insert—\n5 or 6\n(b) delete “7–20” and insert—\n8-20\n(6) In rule 88(6)(a) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(7) In rule 88(6)(b)—\n(a) delete “3” and insert—\n5\n(b) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(8) In rule 88(7) delete “4 and 15” and insert—\n5 and 14\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1251\n6. Rule 89 amended\n(1) In rule 89(1)(c)(i) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(2) In rule 89(1)(c)(ii)—\n(a) delete “3” and insert—\n5\n(b) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(3) In rule 89(1)(d) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(4) In rule 89(2)(a) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(5) In rule 89(2)(b)—\n(a) delete “3” and insert—\n5\n(b) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(6) In rule 89(3) delete “4 and 15” and insert—\n5 and 14\n7. Rule 91 amended\nIn rule 91(a)—\n(a) delete “6” (each occurrence) and insert—\n7\n(b) delete “40” and insert—\n35\n8. Rule 92 amended\n(1) In rule 92(1)(a) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(2) In rule 92(1)(b) delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(3) In rule 92(1)(c) delete “5” and insert—\n6\n(4) In rule 92(1)(d) delete “5” and insert—\n6\n(5) In rule 92(1)(e) delete “4” and insert—\n5\n(6) In rule 92(1)(f) delete “3” and insert—\n4\n(7) In rule 92(1)(g) delete “4” and insert—\n5\n(8) In rule 92(1)(h) delete—\n(a) “2” and insert—\n3\n(b) “,” and insert—\n;\n(9) After rule 92(1)(h) and before “are selected in the one game” insert—\n(i) division 9, if any 2 winning numbers from barrel A and the barrel B number,\n9. Rule 95 amended\nIn rule 95 delete “2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7” and insert—\n2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8\nNote: The heading to amended rule 95 is to read—\nApplication of prize pool if divisions 2 to 8 prize not won\n10. Schedule 5 amended\n(1) In Schedule 5 Division 1—\n(a) delete “85 cents” and insert—\n$1.10\n(b) in the row beginning “((G x $0.85)” delete “0.85” and insert—\n$1.10\n\n1252 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n(2) In Schedule 5 Division 2 delete both of the Tables and insert—\nPowerball\nSystem No. of games per\ngame board\n5 435\n6 29\n8 8\n9 36\n10 120\n11 330\n12 792\n13 1 716\n14 3 432\n15 6 435\n16 11 440\n17 19 448\n18 31 824\n19 50 388\n20 77 520\nPowerball\nPowerpik No. of games per\ngame board\n5 8 700\n6 580\n7 20\n8 160\n9 720\n10 2 400\n11 6 600\n12 15 840\n13 34 320\n14 68 640\n(3) In Schedule 5 Division 3—\n(a) in the row beginning “Unit cost for” delete “$0.85” and insert—\n$1.10\n(b) in the row beginning “Number of divisions” delete “8” and insert—\n9\n(c) in the row beginning “Winning numbers drawn” delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(d) in the row beginning “Forecast range—barrel A” delete “40” and insert—\n35\n(e) in the row beginning “division 1” delete “76 767 600” and insert—\n134 490 400\n(f) in the row beginning “division 2” delete “4 040 400” and insert—\n7 078 442\n(g) in the row beginning “division 3” delete “376 311” and insert—\n686 176\n(h) in the row beginning “division 4” delete “19 805” and insert—\n36 115\n(i) in the row beginning “division 5” delete “9 122” and insert—\n16 943\n(j) in the row beginning “division 6” delete “641” and insert—\n1 173\n(k) in the row beginning “division 7” delete “480” and insert—\n892\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1253\n(l) in the row beginning “division 8” delete “110” and insert—\n188\n(m) after the row beginning “division 8” insert—\ndivision 9 1 in 65\n(n) in the row beginning “Systems range” delete “3-5/7-20” and insert—\n5-6/8-20\n(o) in the row beginning “Powerpik (simple)” delete “6” and insert—\n7\n(p) in the row beginning “Powerpik systems range” delete “4-5/7-15” and\ninsert—\n5-6/8-14\n————\nThe Common Seal of the Lotteries )\nCommission was affixed on the ) L.S.\n22nd day of February 2018, )\nby order and in the presence of — )\nMs HEATHER ZAMPATTI, Chairperson.\nMs ANDREA HALL, Board Member.\nProfessor KINGSLEY DIXON, Board Member.\n———————————\n\n1254 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n— PART 2 —\nCONSERVATION\nCO401\nCONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT ACT 1984\nN GARI C APES MARINE PARK (C LASSIFIED WATERS) NOTICE 2018\nMade by the Minister for Environment under section 62(1a) of the Act.\n1. Citation\nThis is the Ngari Capes Marine Park (Classified Waters) Notice 2018.\n2. Interpretation\n(1) In this notice—\napproved management plan means the management plan for the Ngari Capes Marine Park,\nset out in the Ngari Capes Marine Park Management Plan 74 2013-2023, approved by the\nMinister under sections 14 and 60 of the Act as notified in the Gazette of 5 February 2013,\nand as amended in the Gazette of 23 September 2016, and the Gazette of 2 March 2018;\ncoastal waters of the State has the meaning given to that term in the Coastal Waters (State\nPowers) Act 1980 (Commonwealth) section 3(1);\nhigh water mark means the ordinary (mean of) high water mark at spring tides as defined in\nthe Land Administration Act 1997 section 3(1);\nlow water mark means the ordinary (mean of) low water mark at spring tides;\nNgari Capes Marine Park means the part of Western Australian waters reserved as Ngari\nCapes Marine Park under section 13 of the Act and classified as Class A by the Ngari Capes\nMarine Park Order 2012, published in the Gazette of 12 June 2012;\nTable 7 means Table 7 Permitted commercial uses in the Ngari Capes Marine Park, set out in the\napproved management plan;\nTable 8 means Table 8 Permitted recreational uses in the Ngari Capes Marine Park, set out in the\napproved management plan;\nWestern Australian waters has the meaning given to that term in section 13(8) of the Act.\n(2) All geographic coordinates are expressed in terms of the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84).\n3. Classification of recreation areas\nAll waters of the Ngari Capes Marine Park described in Schedule 2 are classified under\nsection 62(1a)(a) of the Act as recreation areas.\n4. Classification of general use areas\nAll waters of the Ngari Capes Marine Park described in Schedule 4 are classified under\nsection 62(1a)(b) of the Act as general use areas.\n5. Classification of sanctuary areas\nAll waters of the Ngari Capes Marine Park described in Schedule 1 are classified under\nsection 62(1a)(c) of the Act as sanctuary areas.\n6. Classification of special purpose areas\nAll waters of the Ngari Capes Marine Park described in Schedule 3 are classified under\nsection 62(1a)(d) of the Act as special purpose areas.\n7. Declaration of certain types of recreational fishing as incompatible with another\nspecified recreational purpose in recreation areas\nUnder section 13B(3A)(b) of the Act, recreational fishing of the type described in Table 8 as\nrecreational specimen shell collecting (alive), recreational coral and live rock collecting, and charter\nvessels—fishing are declared to be incompatible with the recreational purpose of—\n(a) providing a family oriented recreation beach for the area classified as recreation area under\nclause 3 and described in Schedule 2 item 1 Cowaramup Bay Recreation Zone; and\n(b) providing for an ongoing high quality recreation experience at a known tourism node for the\narea classified as recreation area under clause 3 and described in Schedule 2 item 2 Hamelin\nBay Recreation Zone.\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1255\n8. Declaration of certain types of recreational fishing as incompatible with another\nspecified recreational purpose in certain recreation areas\nUnder section 13B(3A)(b) of the Act, recreational fishing of the types described in Table 8 as\nrecreational crabbing (with the exception of blue manna crabs), recreational specimen shell collecting\n(dead), recreational octopus fishing using pots/traps and recreational octopus fishing other than by\npot/trap are declared to be incompatible with the recreational purpose of providing a family oriented\nrecreation beach for the area classified as recreation area under clause 3 and described in Schedule 2\nitem 1 Cowaramup Bay Recreation Zone.\n9. Declaration of aquaculture as incompatible with a specified conservation purpose in\nspecial purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(a) of the Act, aquaculture is declared to be incompatible with the conservation\npurpose of—\n(a) providing protection to nearshore and offshore habitats for all the areas classified as special\npurpose areas (surfing) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3 items 1-10 Windmills\nSpecial Purpose Zone (surfing), Three Bears Special Purpose Zone (surfing) Yallingup Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Moses Rock Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Goannas Special Purpose\nZone (surfing), Moses Beach Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Gallows/Guillotine Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Lefthanders Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Margaret River Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Redgate Special Purpose Zone (surfing); and\n(b) providing protection to nearshore habitats and communities for all the areas classified as\nspecial purpose areas (shore-based activities) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3\nitems 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities) and Cosy Corner Special\nPurpose Zone (shore-based activities).\n10. Declaration of certain types of commercial fishing as incompatible with a specified\nconservation purpose in special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(c) of the Act, commercial fishing of the types described in Table 7 as\ncommercial rock lobster fishing, commercial trawl fishing, commercial coral, ‘live rock’ and ‘live sand’\ncollecting, and commercial octopus fishing are declared to be incompatible with the conservation\npurpose of—\n(a) providing protection to nearshore and offshore habitats for all the areas classified as special\npurpose areas (surfing) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3 items 1-10 Windmills\nSpecial Purpose Zone (surfing), Three Bears Special Purpose Zone (surfing) Yallingup Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Moses Rock Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Goannas Special Purpose\nZone (surfing), Moses Beach Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Gallows/Guillotine Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Lefthanders Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Margaret River Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Redgate Special Purpose Zone (surfing); and\n(b) providing protection to nearshore habitats and communities for all the areas classified as\nspecial purpose areas (shore-based activities) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3\nitems 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities) and Cosy Corner Special\nPurpose Zone (shore-based activities).\n11. Declaration of certain types of commercial fishing as incompatible with a specified\nconservation purpose in certain special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(c) of the Act, commercial fishing of the types described in Table 7 as\ncommercial salmon fishing, commercial demersal gillnet/ longline fishing, commercial wetline fishing,\ncommercial beach seine fishing, commercial purse seine fishing, boat based commercial abalone\nfishing, boat based commercial aquarium fishing and boat based commercial specimen shell collecting\nare declared to be incompatible with the conservation purpose of providing protection to nearshore\nhabitats and communities for all the areas classified as special purpose areas (shore-based activities)\nunder clause 6 and described in Schedule 3 items 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based\nactivities) and Cosy Corner Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities).\n12. Declaration of certain types of recreational fishing as incompatible with a specified\nconservation purpose in certain special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(e) of the Act, recreational fishing of the types described in Table 8 as\nrecreational specimen shell collecting (alive), recreational coral and live rock collecting, and\nrecreational octopus fishing using pots/traps are declared to be incompatible with the conservation\npurpose of—\n(a) providing protection to nearshore and offshore habitats for all the areas classified as special\npurpose areas (surfing) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3 items 1-10 Windmills\nSpecial Purpose Zone (surfing), Three Bears Special Purpose Zone (surfing) Yallingup Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Moses Rock Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Goannas Special Purpose\nZone (surfing), Moses Beach Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Gallows/Guillotine Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Lefthanders Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Margaret River Special\nPurpose Zone (surfing), Redgate Special Purpose Zone (surfing); and\n(b) providing protection to nearshore habitats and communities for all the areas classified as\nspecial purpose areas (shore-based activities) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3\nitems 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities) and Cosy Corner Special\nPurpose Zone (shore-based activities).\n\n1256 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n13. Declaration of certain types of recreational fishing as incompatible with a specified\nconservation purpose in certain special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(e) of the Act, recreational fishing of the type described in Table 8 as\nrecreational rock lobster fishing by pot is declared to be incompatible with the conservation purpose of\nproviding protection to nearshore and offshore habitats for the areas classified as special purpose area\n(surfing) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3 items 1-8 and item 10 Windmills Special Purpose\nZone (surfing), Three Bears Special Purpose Zone (surfing) Yallingup Special Purpose Zone (surfing),\nMoses Rock Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Goannas Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Moses Beach\nSpecial Purpose Zone (surfing), Gallows/Guillotine Special Purpose Zone (surfing), Lefthanders\nSpecial Purpose Zone (surfing), Redgate Special Purpose Zone (surfing).\n14. Declaration of certain types of recreational fishing as incompatible with a specified\nconservation purpose in certain special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(e) of the Act, recreational fishing of the types described in Table 8 as\nspearfishing, charter vessels—fishing, boat based recreational abalone fishing, boat based\nrecreational line fishing, boat based recreational netting, boat based recreational crabbing, boat based\nrecreational specimen shell collecting—dead, boat based recreational rock lobster fishing by pot or\nhand and boat based recreational octopus fishing other than by pot/trap are declared to be\nincompatible with the conservation purpose of providing protection to nearshore habitats and\ncommunities for all the areas classified as special purpose area (shore-based activities) under clause 6\nand described in Schedule 3 items 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities) and\nCosy Corner Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities).\n15. Declaration of exploratory drilling for, or production of, petroleum, geothermal energy\nresources or geothermal energy as incompatible with a specified conservation purposes in\ncertain special purpose areas\nUnder section 13B(3B)(g) of the Act, activities described in Table 8 as mineral and petroleum\nexploration, and mineral and petroleum development are declared to be incompatible with the\nconservation purpose of providing protection to nearshore habitats and communities for all the areas\nclassified as special purpose areas (shore-based activities) under clause 6 and described in Schedule 3\nitems 11-12 Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities) and Cosy Corner Special Purpose\nZone (shore-based activities).\nSchedule 1—Sanctuary Areas\n1. East Geographe Bay Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore in Geographe Bay generally north-north-west of the mouth of Wonnerup\nInlet at the point located at the intersection of the seaward limit of the coastal waters of the\nState and the north-westerly prolongation of the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude\n33°32′45″ South, Longitude 115°24′36″ East offshore and Latitude 33°34′54″ South, Longitude\n115°27′15″ East on the mainland, and from that point;\n(ii) extending south-easterly along that prolongation and further continuing along that geodesic\nto the point located at the intersection of that geodesic and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-westerly along that water mark to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude 33°35′38.40″ South,\nLongitude 115°26′34.20″ East on the mainland and Latitude 33°35′30.60″ South, Longitude\n115°26′23.40″ East offshore;\n(iv) thence north-westerly along that geodesic to the north-westernmost point of that geodesic;\n(v) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°36′24″ South,\nLongitude 115°25′30″ East;\n(vi) thence north-westerly along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at that point and Latitude\n33°34′33″ South, Longitude 115°23′06″ East, and continuing north-westerly along the north-\nwesterly prolongation of that geodesic to the point located at the intersection of that\nprolongation and the seaward limit of the coastal waters of the State;\n(vii) thence generally north-easterly along that limit to the point of commencement.\n2. Busselton Jetty Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore in Geographe Bay generally north-east of the northernmost point of\nBusselton Jetty at the point located at Latitude 33°37′43.38″ South, Longitude 115°20′19.68″\nEast, and from that point;\n(ii) extending south-south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude\n33°37′49.14″ South, Longitude 115°20′21.42″ East;\n(iii) thence west-south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°37′50.04″\nSouth, Longitude 115°20′17.22″ East;\n(iv) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°37′44.28″\nSouth, Longitude 115°20′15.48″ East;\n(v) thence east-north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n3. Central Geographe Bay Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore in Geographe Bay generally north-east of the mouth of Toby Inlet at the\npoint located at Latitude 33°36′24″ South, Longitude 115°12′00″ East, and from that point;\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1257\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°13′00″ East;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 33°38′24″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°12′00″ East;\n(v) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n4. Eagle Bay Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore in Geographe Bay generally north-north-east of the wreck of HMAS\nSwan at the point located at Latitude 33°32′18″ South, Longitude 115°06′18″ East, and from\nthat point;\n(ii) extending south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′36″ South,\nLongitude 115°07′24″ East;\n(iii) thence west-south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°34′31.80″\nSouth, Longitude 115°05′30.18″ East, near Sail Rock;\n(iv) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(v) thence generally westerly, generally north-westerly, generally north-easterly and generally\nnortherly along that water mark, past Meelup Beach, to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and Longitude 115°05′18″ East, that intersection point being the one\nnearest Latitude 33°34′12″ South;\n(vi) thence north along that longitude, past Gannett Rock, to the point located at the intersection\nof that longitude and Latitude 33°34′03″ South;\n(vii) thence north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′51″ South,\nLongitude 115°05′06″ East, north of Point Picquet;\n(viii) thence west-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′45″\nSouth, Longitude 115°04′48″ East;\n(ix) thence north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′30″ South,\nLongitude 115°04′24″ East, in Eagle Bay;\n(x) thence north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n5. Cape Naturaliste Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west-north-west of Cape Naturaliste at the point located at\nLatitude 33°31′00″ South, Longitude 114°58′00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°00′45″ East;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iv) thence generally westerly and generally south-westerly along that water mark to the point\nlocated at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude 33°31′52.80″ South, that\nintersection point being the one nearest the westernmost point of Cape Naturaliste;\n(v) thence west along that latitude, and along the northern low water mark of un-named rocky\nislets west of Cape Naturaliste where that latitude intersects such islets, and continuing west\nalong that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and Longitude\n115°00′06″ East;\n(vi) thence south-easterly along the geodesic, past Other Side of the Moon surf break, to the point\nlocated at Latitude 33°32′21″ South, Longitude 115°00′21″ East;\n(vii) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°58′00″ East;\n(viii) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n6. Yallingup Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Yallingup Reef at the point located at Latitude\n33°38′12″ South, Longitude 115°01′18″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′34.20″ East;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iv) thence generally south-westerly, generally north-westerly and again generally south-westerly\nalong that water mark, past Yallingup Reef, to the point located at the intersection of that\nwater mark and Latitude 33°38′26.40″ South, near Slippery Rock;\n(v) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′18″ East;\n(vi) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n\n1258 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n7. Wyadup Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Wyadup Bay at the point located at Latitude\n33°40′21″ South, Longitude 114°59′33″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude, and along the southern low water mark of un-named rocky\nislets where that latitude intersects such islets, and continuing east along that latitude to the\npoint located at the intersection of that latitude and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally southerly, generally south-easterly, generally south-westerly and generally\nwesterly along that water mark, around Wyadup Bay, to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and Longitude 114°59′33″ East, near Wyadup Rocks;\n(iv) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n8. Injidup Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west-north-west of Cape Clairault at the point located at the\nintersection of the seaward limit of the coastal waters of the State and Latitude 33°40′42″\nSouth, that point being west of Longitude 114°55′06″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′22.80″ East, near Wyadup Rocks;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 33°40′54″ South;\n(iv) thence south-south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°41′06″\nSouth, Longitude 114°59′28.80″ East;\n(v) thence south-south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°41′42″\nSouth, Longitude 114°59′21″ East;\n(vi) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°41′55.80″ South,\nLongitude 114°59′03″ East;\n(vii) thence west-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°41′46.20″\nSouth, Longitude 114°58′39″ East;\n(viii) thence west along that latitude, past Cape Clairault, to the point located at the intersection of\nthat latitude and Longitude 114°58′21″ East;\n(ix) thence south along that longitude, again past Cape Clairault, to the point located at the\nintersection of that longitude and Latitude 33°42′12″ South;\n(x) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nseaward limit of the coastal waters of the State, that point being west of Longitude 114°55′06″\nEast;\n(xi) thence generally northerly and generally north-easterly along that limit to the point of\ncommencement.\n9. Kilcarnup Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-north-west of Cape Mentelle at the point located at\nLatitude 33°57′21″ South, Longitude 114°58′45″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′13.80″ East;\n(iii) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°57′25.80″ South,\nLongitude 114°59′10.80″ East;\n(iv) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°57′32.40″ South,\nLongitude 114°59′03.00″ East;\n(v) thence west-south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°57′36.60″\nSouth, Longitude 114°58′52.20″ East;\n(vi) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°58′45″ East;\n(vii) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n10. Cape Freycinet Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west of Bobs Hollow at the point located at the intersection of\nthe seaward limit of the coastal waters of the State and Latitude 34°03′30″ South, that point\nbeing west of Longitude 114°56′00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′54″ East, near Bobs Hollow;\n(iii) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 34°03′42″ South,\nLongitude 114°59′45″ East;\n(iv) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°03′54″ South;\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1259\n(v) thence east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nmainland low water mark;\n(vi) thence generally south-westerly and generally south-easterly along that water mark to the\npoint located at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude 34°04′36″ South;\n(vii) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°00′00″ East;\n(viii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°04′54″ South, offshore from Conto Spring;\n(ix) thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 34°05′36″ South,\nLongitude 114°59′18″ East;\n(x) thence south along that longitude, past Cape Freycinet, to the point located at the\nintersection of that longitude and Latitude 34°06′06″ South;\n(xi) thence south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 34°07′00″ South,\nLongitude 115°00′00″ East;\n(xii) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nseaward limit of the coastal waters of the State, that point being west of Longitude 114°56′00″\nEast;\n(xiii) thence generally north-north-westerly and generally northerly along that limit to the point of\ncommencement.\n11. Hamelin Island Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore west of Hamelin Island at the point located at Latitude 34°13′22.80″\nSouth, Longitude 115°00′42″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude, and along the southern low water mark of un-named rocky\nislets west of Hamelin Island where that latitude intersects such islets, and continuing east\nalong that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the low water\nmark of Hamelin Island;\n(iii) thence generally south-westerly and generally south-easterly along that water mark to the\npoint located at the intersection of that water mark and Longitude 115°00′54″ East;\n(iv) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°13′39″ South;\n(v) thence north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 34°13′30″ South,\nLongitude 115°00′42″ East;\n(vi) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n12. Cosy Corner Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west-north-west of Knobby Head at the point located at\nLatitude 34°15′06″ South, Longitude 115°01′00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′21″ East, generally north-west of Knobby Head;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°15′15″ South, generally south-west of Knobby Head;\n(iv) thence south-easterly along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at that point offshore and\nLatitude 34°15′28.80″ South, Longitude 115°01′31.20″ East on the un-named rocky islet\ngenerally south-west of Cosy Corner, to the point located at the intersection of that geodesic\nand the low water mark of that rocky islet;\n(v) thence anticlockwise along that water mark, around that rocky islet, to the point located at\nthe easternmost intersection of that water mark and Latitude 34°15′28.80″ South;\n(vi) thence east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′42″ East;\n(vii) thence south along that longitude, past Honeycomb Rocks, to the point located at the\nintersection of that longitude and Latitude 34°15′57″ South;\n(viii) thence west along that latitude, past Scotsman Rock, to the point located at the intersection\nof that latitude and Longitude 115°01′00″ East;\n(ix) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n13. Cape Leeuwin Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west-north-west of Cape Leeuwin at the point located at\nLatitude 34°22′18″ South, Longitude 115°04′00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude, and along the southern low water mark of un-named rocky\nislets where that latitude intersects such islets, to the point located at the intersection of that\nlatitude and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally southerly, generally south-westerly and generally south-easterly along that\nwater mark to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and Longitude\n115°08′12″ East, near the southernmost point of Cape Leeuwin;\n\n1260 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n(iv) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°24′00″ South;\n(v) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°04′00″ East;\n(vi) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n14. Flinders Island Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally west-north-west of Flinders Island at the point located at\nLatitude 34°24′45″ South, Longitude 115°11′42″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude, past Flinders Island, to the point located at the\nintersection of that latitude and Longitude 115°12′42″ East;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude, past Square Rock, to the point located at the intersection\nof that longitude and Latitude 34°25′21″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°11′42″ East;\n(v) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\n15. East Flinders Bay Sanctuary Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing onshore in Flinders Bay generally east-north-east of the mouth of Hardy Inlet at\nthe point located at the intersection of Longitude 115°12′21″ East and the mainland low water\nmark, and from that point;\n(ii) extending generally east-north-easterly along that water mark to the point located at the\nintersection of that water mark and Longitude 115°13′27″ East;\n(iii) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°18′45″ South;\n(iv) thence east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°14′00″ East;\n(v) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°20′24″ South;\n(vi) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°12′21″ East;\n(vii) thence north along that longitude to the point of commencement.\nSchedule 2—Recreation areas\n1. Cowaramup Bay Recreation Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-north-west of North Point surf break at the point\nlocated at Latitude 33°51′21″ South, Longitude 114°59′00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending south-easterly along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at that point offshore and\nLatitude 33°51′27.24″ South, Longitude 114°59′10.68″ East on the mainland, to the point\nlocated at the intersection of that geodesic and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence along that water mark, past North Point surf break and around Cowaramup Bay, to\nthe point located at the intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-\nordinates at Latitude 33°51′52.80″ South, Longitude 114°58′36.60″ East on the mainland and\nLatitude 33°51′49.80″ South, Longitude 114°58′30.12″ East offshore, that point being near\nSouth Point surf break;\n(iv) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°51′42″\nSouth, Longitude 114°58′26.40″ East, that point being offshore generally north-west of\nCowaramup Point;\n(v) thence north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n2. Hamelin Bay Recreation Zone\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing near the northern end of Hamelin Island at the point located at the intersection\nof the low water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude 34°13′12.90″\nSouth, Longitude 115°00′47.40″ East on Hamelin Island and Latitude 34°12′57.18″ South,\nLongitude 115°01′12.60″ East on Peak Island, and from that point;\n(ii) extending north-easterly along that geodesic, past Horseshoe Reef, to the point located at the\nintersection of that geodesic and the low water mark of Peak Island;\n(iii) thence generally east-south-easterly along that water mark on the southern side of that\nisland to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the\nco-ordinates at Latitude 34°12′57.18″ South, Longitude 115°01′12.60″ East on Peak Island\nand Latitude 34°13′15″ South, Longitude 115°01′42.30″ East on the mainland;\n(iv) thence south-easterly along that geodesic, past Mushroom Rock, to the point located at the\nintersection of that geodesic and the mainland high water mark, that point being generally\nnorth-east of Hamelin Bay boat ramp;\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1261\n(v) thence generally south-westerly and generally south-easterly along that water mark, past\nHamelin Bay boat ramp and around White Cliff Point, to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude 34°13′25.50″ South,\nLongitude 115°01′33.90″ East on the mainland and Latitude 34°13′26.52″ South, Longitude\n115°01′32.16″ East on an un-named rocky islet near the mainland;\n(vi) thence south-westerly along that geodesic to the point located at the intersection of that\ngeodesic and the high water mark of that un-named rocky islet;\n(vii) thence along the northern high water mark of that un-named rocky islet to the point located\nat the intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude\n34°13′26.52″ South, Longitude 115°01′32.16″ East on that rocky islet and Latitude\n34°13′29.70″ South, Longitude 115°00′54″ East south of Hamelin Island;\n(viii) thence west-south-westerly along that geodesic to the westernmost point of that geodesic;\n(ix) thence north along Longitude 115°00′54″ East to the point located at the intersection of that\nlongitude and the low water mark of Hamelin Island;\n(x) thence generally north-easterly, generally northerly and generally north-westerly along that\nwater mark, around that island, and along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude\n34°13′15.90″ South, Longitude 115°00′49.50″ East and Latitude 34°13′15.18″ South,\nLongitude 115°00′48.78″ East where that water mark intersects that geodesic, and continuing\nalong the low water mark of that island to the point of commencement.\nSchedule 3—Special purpose areas\n1. Windmills Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Gull Rock at the point located at Latitude\n33°32′21″ South, Longitude 115°00′07.80″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally southerly, generally south-south-easterly and generally south-westerly\nalong that water mark, past Gull Rock, to the point located at the intersection of that water\nmark and Latitude 33°33′26.40″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°00′24.30″ East, generally north-east of Sugarloaf Rock;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n2. Three Bears Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Three Bears surf break at the point located at\nLatitude 33°34′19.86″ South, Longitude 115°00′20.70″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-south-easterly along that water mark, past Three Bears surf break\nand Kabbijgup Beach, to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude\n33°35′40.38″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°00′42.18″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n3. Yallingup Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north of Yallingup town site at the point located at Latitude\n33°37′33.18″ South, Longitude 115°01′29.70″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-south-easterly and generally south-westerly along that water mark,\npast Cliffhangers, Shallows and Rabbit Hill surf breaks, to the point located at the\nintersection of that water mark and Longitude 115°01′34.20″ East on the north-eastern side\nof Yallingup Reef;\n(iv) thence north along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 33°38′12″ South;\n(v) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′18″ East;\n(vi) thence south along that longitude, past Yallingup Reef, to the point located at the intersection\nof that longitude and Latitude 33°38′26.40″ South;\n(vii) thence east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nmainland low water mark, near Slippery Rock;\n(viii) thence generally south-south-easterly along that water mark to the point located at the\nintersection of that water mark and Latitude 33°38′27.78″ South;\n\n1262 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n(ix) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 115°01′09.18″ East;\n(x) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°38′05.70″\nSouth, Longitude 115°01′02.58″ East;\n(xi) thence east-north-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°37′59.88″\nSouth, Longitude 115°01′29.28″ East;\n(xii) thence northerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n4. Moses Rock Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Moses Rock surf break at the point located at\nLatitude 33°45′25.98″ South, Longitude 114°59′13.32″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-westerly and generally southerly along that water mark, past Moses\nRock surf break, to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude\n33°45′37.80″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′11.16″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n5. Goannas Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore at the point located at Latitude 33°45′50.52″ South, Longitude\n114°59′12.30″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east-north-easterly along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at that point and\nLatitude 33°45′44.70″ South, Longitude 114°59′24.18″ East on the mainland, to the point\nlocated at the intersection of that geodesic and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-easterly along that water mark to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and Latitude 33°45′54.48″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′12.90″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n6. Moses Beach Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore at the point located at Latitude 33°46′11.22″ South, Longitude\n114°59′19.44″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally southerly, generally south-easterly and again generally southerly along that\nwater mark, past Honeycombs surf break, to the point located at the intersection of that\nwater mark and Latitude 33°46′38.10″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′30.48″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n7. Gallows/Guillotine Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore at the point located at Latitude 33°49′08.58″ South, Longitude\n114°59′36.00″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-south-westerly along that water mark, past Gallows and Guillotine\nsurf breaks, to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude\n33°49′43.02″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′27.30″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-easterly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n8. Lefthanders Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally south-west of Cowaramup Point at the point located at\nLatitude 33°51′56.10″ South, Longitude 114°58′21.72″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1263\n(iii) thence generally south-south-easterly along that water mark, past Cobblestones,\nLefthanders, The Womb and Ellensbrook surf breaks, to the point located at the intersection\nof that water mark and Latitude 33°54′24.78″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′07.50″ East;\n(v) thence north-westerly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°54′08.46″ South,\nLongitude 114°58′50.46″ East;\n(vi) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n9. Margaret River Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally south-west of Cape Mentelle at the point located at Latitude\n33°57′57.72″ South, Longitude 114°58′28.62″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nthe mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally southerly and generally south-south-easterly along that water mark, past\nthe mouth of Margaret River, Gnarabup Beach and Gas Bay, to the point on Boodjidup Beach\nlocated at the intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at\nLatitude 34°00′48.72″ South, Longitude 115°00′04.86″ East on the mainland and Latitude\n33°59′40.80″ South, Longitude 114°58′39.12″ East offshore;\n(iv) thence north-westerly along that geodesic to the north-westernmost point of that geodesic,\nthat point being offshore generally west-south-west of Gnarabup boat ramp;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n10. Redgate Special Purpose Zone (surfing)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally south-south-west of Isaacs Rock at the point located at\nLatitude 34°02′32.88″ South, Longitude 114°59′53.22″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending north-easterly along the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at that point and\nLatitude 34°02′28.92″ South, Longitude 115°00′00.06″ East on the mainland, to the point\nlocated at the intersection of that geodesic and the mainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-south-easterly and generally southerly along that water mark to the\npoint located at the intersection of that water mark and Latitude 34°02′44.52″ South;\n(iv) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and\nLongitude 114°59′57.12″ East;\n(v) thence north-north-westerly along the geodesic to the point of commencement.\n11. Eagle Bay Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore in Eagle Bay at the point located at Latitude 33°33′30″ South,\nLongitude 115°04′24″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′45″ South,\nLongitude 115°04′48″ East;\n(iii) thence east-south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°33′51″ South,\nLongitude 115°05′06″ East, generally north of Point Picquet;\n(iv) thence south-easterly along the geodesic to the point located at Latitude 33°34′03″ South,\nLongitude 115°05′18″ East, generally north-north-west of Gannett Rock;\n(v) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nthe mainland low water mark, that intersection point being the one nearest Latitude\n33°34′12″ South;\n(vi) thence generally north-westerly along that water mark, past Point Picquet, to the point\nlocated at the intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at\nLatitude 33°33′43.20″ South, Longitude 115°04′30″ East on the mainland and Latitude\n33°33′30″ South, Longitude 115°04′24″ East offshore;\n(vii) thence north-north-westerly along that geodesic to the point of commencement.\n12. Cosy Corner Special Purpose Zone (shore-based activities)\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park contained within and bounded by a line—\n(i) commencing offshore generally north-west of Knobby Head at the point located at Latitude\n34°15′06″ South, Longitude 115°01′21″ East, and from that point;\n(ii) extending east along that latitude, and along the southern low water mark of the un-named\nrocky islet north of Knobby Head where that latitude intersects that islet, and continuing\neast along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nmainland low water mark;\n(iii) thence generally south-westerly, generally south-easterly and generally easterly along that\nwater mark to the point located at the intersection of that water mark and Longitude\n115°01′42″ East, near Cosy Corner;\n\n1264 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\n(iv) thence south along that longitude to the point located at the intersection of that longitude and\nLatitude 34°15′28.80″ South;\n(v) thence west along that latitude to the point located at the intersection of that latitude and the\nlow water mark of the un-named rocky islet generally south-west of Cosy Corner;\n(vi) thence anticlockwise along that water mark, around that rocky islet, to the point located at\nthe intersection of that water mark and the geodesic joining the co-ordinates at Latitude\n34°15′28.80″ South, Longitude 115°01′31.20″ East on that rocky islet and Latitude 34°15′15″\nSouth, Longitude 115°01′21″ East offshore;\n(vii) thence north-westerly along that geodesic to the north-westernmost point of that geodesic,\nthat point being generally south-west of Knobby Head;\n(viii) thence north along Longitude 115°01′21″ East, past Knobby Head, to the point of\ncommencement.\nSchedule 4—General use areas\nAll that portion of Ngari Capes Marine Park that is not sanctuary area, recreation area or special\npurpose area.\nHon STEPHEN DAWSON MLC, Minister for Environment.\nJ USTICE\nJU401\nJUSTICES OF THE PEACE ACT 2004\nA PPOINTMENT\nIt is hereby notified for public information that Her Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has\napproved of the following to the Office of Justice of the Peace for the State of Western Australia—\nIvo Alberto Da Silva of Somerville\nJOANNE STAMPALIA, Executive Director,\nCourt and Tribunal Services.\n———————————\nJU402\nJUSTICES OF THE PEACE ACT 2004\nR ESIGNATIONS\nIt is hereby notified for public information that the Minister has accepted the resignation of—\nMs Debra Anne Blaskett of North Beach\nDr Stuart Christopher Breden of Kalamunda\nMr John William Carruthers of Kulin\nMr Lance Damerel Chambers of Bridgetown\nMr Graeme Robert Cornell of Ridgewood\nMr William Ashley Hassell of Albany\nMrs Margaret Joan Inferrera of Mukinbudin\nMrs Kathleen Margaret Kneebone of College Grove\nMr William Kevin Lang of Bicton\nMr Allan Robert Moore of Halls Head\nMr Jeffrey Harold Munn of Harrisdale\nMr Terence John Noonan of Katanning\nMr Roland Lionel Philip Rosario of Swan View\nfrom the Office of Justice of the Peace for the State of Western Australia.\nJOANNE STAMPALIA, Executive Director,\nCourt and Tribunal Services.\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1265\nJU403\nCOURT SECURITY AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES ACT 1999\nPERMIT D ETAILS\nPursuant to the provisions of section 55(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999, the\nCommissioner of Corrective Services has issued the following Permit to do High-Level Security\nWork—\nSurname First Name(s) Permit Number Permit Expiry Date\nDutton Mark WLG-18001 24 March 2022\nHazar Elif WLG-18002 24 March 2022\nHenderson Mackenzie WLG-18003 24 March 2022\nKandhro Muhammad WLG-18004 24 March 2022\nOdea John WLG-18005 24 March 2022\nTronchin Matthew WLG-18006 24 March 2022\nVeerasamy Rowen WLG-18007 24 March 2022\nWallace Allen WLG-18008 24 March 2022\nMcGrath Ryan WLG-18010 24 March 2022\nPortilla Monje Juan WLG-18011 24 March 2022\nRashidi Nzoto WLG-18012 24 March 2022\nThis notice is published under section 57(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999.\nSUE HOLT, Assistant Director,\nPrisoner Transport and Custodial Services Contracts Management.\n———————————\nJU404\nCOURT SECURITY AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES ACT 1999\nPERMIT D ETAILS\nPursuant to the provisions of section 55(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999, the\nCommissioner of Corrective Services has issued the following Permit to do High-Level Security\nWork—\nSurname First Name(s) Permit Number Permit Expiry Date\nShreeve Vanessa BRS-170519 24 March 2022\nBarbarich Antonio BRS-170520 24 March 2022\nBowles Graeme BRS-170521 24 March 2022\nFelix Sylvester BRS-170522 24 March 2022\nLevitt Ryan BRS-170523 24 March 2022\nMcDade Glenn BRS-170525 24 March 2022\nTaylor Iain BRS-170526 24 March 2022\nHassan Dahir BRS-170527 24 March 2022\nMiden Azhar BRS-170528 24 March 2022\nKbidi Yohann BRS-170529 24 March 2022\nGianatti Michelle BRS-170530 24 March 2022\nMutanda Fred BRS-170531 24 March 2022\nMcDonnell Brittany BRS-170533 24 March 2022\nMarsden Tuhi BRS-170535 24 March 2022\nTeu Fekita BRS-170536 24 March 2022\nPero Chantelle BRS-170537 24 March 2022\nSingh Mohinder BRS-170538 24 March 2022\nAllen David BRS-170539 24 March 2022\nGrover David BRS-170540 24 March 2022\nSahni Jeswin BRS-170541 24 March 2022\nPeart Danika-Marie BRS-170542 24 March 2022\nGosatti Johanna BRS-170543 24 March 2022\nSaric Miroslav BRS-170544 24 March 2022\nSingh Naginder BRS-170545 24 March 2022\nSingh Amarjit BRS-170546 24 March 2022\n\n1266 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\nSurname First Name(s) Permit Number Permit Expiry Date\nLockwood Daniel BRS-170547 24 March 2022\nCameron Wendy BRS-170548 24 March 2022\nSerevi Timaleti BRS-170551 24 March 2022\nBurns Terrence BRS-170552 24 March 2022\nHogan Gary BRS-170553 24 March 2022\nKon-Yu Marie BRS-170554 24 March 2022\nJohnson Brian BRS-170555 24 March 2022\nMarshall Timothy BRS-170557 24 March 2022\nMahmud Zubair-Al BRS-170558 24 March 2022\nBriggs Jeremy BRS-170559 24 March 2022\nAdam Mohamed BRS-180001 24 March 2022\nBurns Andrew BRS-180002 24 March 2022\nCrook Allan BRS-180003 24 March 2022\nDamjanovic Rasko BRS-180004 24 March 2022\nDonnelly Jack BRS-180005 24 March 2022\nEchague Leon BRS-180006 24 March 2022\nFacchin Dario BRS-180007 24 March 2022\nKonar Rajendrakumar BRS-180008 24 March 2022\nLittleton Alex BRS-180009 24 March 2022\nNevill Bradley BRS-180010 24 March 2022\nO’Connor John BRS-180011 24 March 2022\nPoyraz Tolga BRS-180012 24 March 2022\nRoy Provat BRS-180013 24 March 2022\nSausman Patricia BRS-180014 24 March 2022\nTrimble Adrian BRS-180015 24 March 2022\nWerren Richard BRS-180016 24 March 2022\nWitheridge Christopher BRS-180017 24 March 2022\nParkins Bronwyn BRS-180018 24 March 2022\nVeidners Peteris BRS-180019 24 March 2022\nChapman Vonni BRS-180020 24 March 2022\nDo-Santos-Alvarado Adrian BRS-180021 24 March 2022\nBrickwood Louise BRS-180022 24 March 2022\nDaly Dolly BRS-180023 24 March 2022\nSteele Douglas BRS-180024 24 March 2022\nSilulu Auckland BRS-180025 24 March 2022\nRedfern Michael BRS-180026 24 March 2022\nRaftoski Stefani BRS-180027 24 March 2022\nPage Renara BRS-180028 24 March 2022\nKyrwood Raymond BRS-180029 24 March 2022\nIti Marlene BRS-180030 24 March 2022\nHorrigan Lisa BRS-180031 24 March 2022\nHillbrick Mark BRS-180032 24 March 2022\nHerold Ryan BRS-180033 24 March 2022\nFlynn Connor BRS-180034 24 March 2022\nDlakavu Vuyiswa BRS-180035 24 March 2022\nCatchlove Ryan BRS-180036 24 March 2022\nBradley Peter BRS-180037 24 March 2022\nBinbusu Melita BRS-180038 24 March 2022\nBarnett Nicole BRS-180039 24 March 2022\nPratt-Hague Michael BRS-180040 24 March 2022\nWatson Anthony BRS-180041 24 March 2022\nCoulman Rodney BRS-180042 24 March 2022\nMercer Luke BRS-180043 24 March 2022\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1267\nSurname First Name(s) Permit Number Permit Expiry Date\nRoss David BRS-180044 24 March 2022\nRogers Benjamin BRS-180045 24 March 2022\nNegrieski Toni BRS-180046 24 March 2022\nArnol James BRS-180047 24 March 2022\nThis notice is published under section 57(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999.\nSUE HOLT, Assistant Director,\nPrisoner Transport and Custodial Services Contracts Management.\n———————————\nJU405\nCOURT SECURITY AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES ACT 1999\nPERMIT D ETAILS\nPursuant to section 54(1) (e), (f), (g) and (h) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999, the\nCommissioner of Corrective Services has revoked the following Permits—\nSurname Other Name(s) Permit No.\nBentley Robert BRS-170009\nCox Gemma BRS-170012\nCreagh Jennifer BRS-170013\nFuaiva’a Feliual BRS-170023\nHuey Matthew BRS-170031\nStenfors Brett BRS-170053\nAuleear Mahaboob BRS-170064\nImran Muhammad BRS-170072\nMairu Steven BRS-170078\nSingh Ravinder BRS-170082\nThompson Tracy BRS-170083\nLumpkin Andrew BRS-170108\nPluschke Matthew BRS-170111\nBilombele Asukulu BRS-170121\nFitzgerald Pauline BRS-170132-1\nJenkin Jodie BRS-170141-1\nJusu Tijan BRS-170145-1\nKinnane Terry BRS-170149\nMayol Daniela BRS-170154-1\nMyers Brendon BRS-170165-1\nNaar Imen BRS-170166-1\nPatching Penny BRS-170175-1\nPrice Darren BRS-170180-1\nQuick Christopher BRS-170182-1\nRyan Peter BRS-170192-1\nSellers Marcus BRS-170197-1\nSingh Harvinder BRS-170199-1\nVan Gemmert Grace BRS-170219-1\nClarke Isabelle BRS-170244-1\nHosken Michael BRS-170247\nMcDowell Jesse BRS-170253-1\nSlivkoff Nathaniel BRS-170283-1\nLee Darran BRS-170287-1\nMalik Pradeep BRS-170300\nAquila Antonino BRS-170307-1\nGardner Kira BRS-170315\nGausden Kasasha BRS-170316-1\n\n1268 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\nSurname Other Name(s) Permit No.\nKirk Gillan BRS-170322-1\nDe Bruin Johannes BRS-170336-1\nPemberton Gary BRS-170343\nSingh Jasbir BRS-170344-1\nWilliams James BRS-170348\nGrime David BRS-170355-1\nQuinn Joshua BRS-170361-1\nMerino Sergio BRS-170372-1\nWalker Denise BRS-170376-1\nAbdur Rasheed Asad BRS-170380\nLuplau Renae BRS-170382\nRevill Karine BRS-170385-1\nIngle Ailish BRS-170389\nWasserman Julian BRS-170403-1\nJones Daryl BRS-170405\nBuraleh Mahmoud BRS-170412\nEastley Steven BRS-170420-1\nIonita Mariana BRS-170424-1\nKumar Sourav BRS-170425-1\nNaidoo Pragasen BRS-170432-1\nHansen Graham BRS-170441-1\nIslam Kazi BRS-170453\nMann John BRS-170455\nAssafiri Rabih BRS-170462-1\nHuia Ngaphre BRS-170464-1\nQuinn Jarrad BRS-170470-1\nFitzgerald Conor BRS-170490\nNel Johannes BRS-170496\nWillis Carl BRS-170504\nYoung Samantha BRS-170505\nNewell Craig BRS-170508\nHassan Dahir BRS-170527\nGosatti Johanna BRS-170543\nSingh Amarjit BRS-170546\nDate: 12 March 2018.\nTONY HASSALL, A/Commissioner.\nLOCAL GOVERNMENT\nLG401\nBUSH FIRES ACT 1954\nShire of Dundas\nA PPOINTMENT\nIt is hereby noted for public information that, pursuant to Section 38 of the Bush Fires Act 1954,\nCouncil of the Shire of Dundas has appointed Mr Norman Peter Crawford to the position of Chief\nBush Fire Control Officer for the Shire of Dundas. All previous appointments to this position are\nhereby cancelled.\nDOUG STEAD, Chief Executive Officer,\nShire of Dundas.\n\n10 April 2018 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 1269\nM ARINE /M ARITIME\nMA401\nWESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARINE ACT 1982\nNAVIGABLE WATERS REGULATIONS 1958\nPROHIBITED SWIMMING A REA\nPerth Waters, Swan River\nDepartment of Transport,\nFremantle WA, 10 April 2018.\nActing pursuant to the powers conferred by Regulation 10A (b) of the Navigable Waters\nRegulations 1958, I hereby close the following area of water to swimming between 7:30 PM and\n8:00 PM on Saturday 14th April 2018—\nPerth Waters, Swan River\nArea of Closure—All the waters within a 150 metre radius of the firing point located at\napproximately 31° 57.842´S, 115° 51.203´E, (approximately 575 metres east of the Narrows\nBridge).\nThis area is set aside for safety measures during the set up and display of pyrotechnics.\nCHRISTOPHER J. MATHER, Director Waterways Safety Management,\nDepartment of Transport.\nP LANNING\nPL101\nCORRECTION\nPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005\nA MENDMENT TO INSTRUMENT OF D ELEGATION\nAmendment to Delegation to Officers of certain powers and functions of the\nWestern Australian Planning Commission\nAn error occurred in the notice published under the above heading on page 1231 of Gazette No. 49\ndated 6 April 2018 and is corrected as follows.\nUnder the heading Resolution under s16 of the Act (delegation)\nDelete—\nOn X, pursuant to section 16 of the Act, the WAPC RESOLVED—\nInsert—\nOn 28 March 2018, pursuant to section 16 of the Act, the WAPC RESOLVED—\n———————————\nPL401\nPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005\nA PPROVED LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME A MENDMENT\nCity of Melville\nLocal Planning Scheme No. 6—Amendment No. 6\nRef: TPS/2138\nIt is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 87 of the Planning and\nDevelopment Act 2005 that the Minister for Planning approved the City of Melville Local Planning\nScheme amendment on 23 March 2018 for the purpose of rezoning the southern portion of Lot 4252\nMurdoch Drive, Murdoch, from Public Purpose to Service Commercial.\nR. AUBREY, Mayor.\nS. SILCOX, Chief Executive Officer.\n\n1270 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 10 April 2018\nDECEASED E STATES\nZX401\nTRUSTEES ACT 1962\nD ECEASED E STATES\nNotice to Creditors and Claimants\nMarcel Pierre Marie Josso, late of Frank Prendergast House, 27 Pearson Drive, Success, Western\nAustralia, who died on 14 May 2017.\nCreditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962, relates) in\nrespect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 14 May 2017, are required by the Administrator of\nthe estate, Isabelle Ina-Marie Josso of care of Elizabeth Wiese & Associates, 5 Ellen Street,\nFremantle Western Australia, to send particulars of their claims to her at the address stated herein\nwithin 30 days of this notice, after which date the Administrator may convey or distribute the assets,\nhaving regard only to the claims of which she then has notice.\n———————————\nZX402\nTRUSTEES ACT 1962\nD ECEASED E STATES\nNotice to Creditors and Claimants\nVirve Josso, late of Regents Garden Four Seasons Booragoon, 495 Marmion Street, Booragoon,\nWestern Australia, who died on 27 September 2017.\nCreditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962, relates) in\nrespect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 27 September 2017, are required by the Executor of\nthe estate, Isabelle Ina-Marie Josso of care of Elizabeth Wiese & Associates, 5 Ellen Street,\nFremantle, Western Australia, to send particulars of their claims to her at the address stated herein\nwithin 30 days of this notice, after which date the Executor may convey or distribute the assets,\nhaving regard only to the claims of which she then has notice.\n———————————\nZX403\nTRUSTEES ACT 1962\nD ECEASED E STATES\nNotice to Creditors and Claimants\nEugene Rejek, formerly of 7A Overton Gardens, Cottesloe, Western Australia, late of 39 Hamersley\nRoad, Subiaco, Western Australia, deceased.\nCreditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962, relates) in\nrespect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 9 February 2018, are required by the Executors,\nRichard Henry Rejek and Gerard Etienne Rejek, to send particulars of their claims to the Executors\nat 5 Elgin Court, Duncraig WA 6023 within one month of the date of publication of this notice, after\nwhich time the Executors may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of\nwhich they then have notice.\n———————————\nZX404\nTRUSTEES ACT 1962\nD ECEASED E STATES\nNotice to Creditors and Claimants\nCreditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962, relates) in\nrespect of the estate of the late Debra Gaye Van Stappen, deceased, who died on 25 April 2015, are\nrequired by the administrator, Alex Van Stappen, c/- 2/62 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah WA 6210, to send\nparticulars of their claims to the administrator within one (1) month from the date of publication of\nthis notice, after which date the administrator may convey or distribute the assets, having regard\nonly to the claims of which he then has notice.\nPETHERICK COTTRELL LAWYERS,\nPO Box 1891, Mandurah WA 6210.\nPhone: (08) 9535 4604\nRef: TP:JS:172418\n———————————","sortOrder":0}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":6,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The document represents a standard Government Gazette publication containing multiple unrelated notices and legislative instruments. Each instrument appears to be within its original intended scope - the Health Regulations deal with cervical screening as expected, the Local Law addresses local government matters, and the Marine Park Notice deals with conservation zoning. There is no evidence of scope creep within any individual instrument, though the Gazette format itself bundles diverse matters together."},"complexity_factors":["Multiple distinct legislative instruments bundled in one Gazette (6+ separate matters)","Ngari Capes Marine Park Notice contains extensive geographic coordinate definitions (14 sanctuary zones, 2 recreation zones, 12 special purpose zones) with precise latitude/longitude boundaries","Powerball Amendment Rules contain numerous cross-references to existing rules and detailed mathematical changes to game mechanics","Health Regulations amendments require understanding of both repealed and current provisions (referencing 'before it was deleted')","Extensive use of defined terms in the Marine Park Notice (7 defined terms in interpretation section)","Nested conditional logic in Marine Park Notice declaring activities 'incompatible' with specific purposes in specific zones","Cross-referencing between multiple Acts (Local Government Act 1995, Conservation and Land Management Act 1984, Health (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1911, etc.)"],"plain_english_summary":"This Gazette bundles several WA instruments and notices: health regs updating cervical screening reporting to the national register (affecting labs, clinicians and screened women); a Shire of Murray local law regulating model aircraft/drones; major Powerball rule changes (numbers, prize division and ticket price) for players and retailers; and detailed zoning for Ngari Capes Marine Park restricting or allowing fishing, surfing and other uses. It also lists judicial and court-security appointments and routine administrative notices. These measures affect public health records, safety, game mechanics, conservation and local administration."},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":2,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"The amendment expands the Principal Local Law’s list of prohibited behaviours by inserting a definition of “model aircraft” into clause 2.1.1 (see clause 4.2 of this instrument) and adding the prohibition “fly any model aircraft” into clause 3.5 (see clause 4.5). It also deletes clause 3.4(y) (clause 4.3), so the instrument both broadens prohibited activity to cover model aircraft and modifies existing clause numbering; enforcement and penalties remain those of the Principal Local Law made under the Local Government Act 1995."},"complexity_factors":["Narrow, targeted textual changes: adds a single definition and a single prohibited act (clauses 4.2 and 4.5).","Depends on the Principal Local Law for context and enforcement details (the amendment refers to existing clauses rather than restating penalties or procedures).","Renumbering of existing clauses (clause 3.5 items relabelled) creates a small risk of drafting/interpretation error.","Deletion of clause 3.4(y) (clause 4.3) is unspecified in this instrument — requires checking the Principal Local Law to know effect.","Definition is broad and device‑neutral (explicitly lists drones, rockets, blimps, remotely piloted aircraft), which widens the behavioural scope.","Fixed commencement delay (14 days after publication) creates a short lead time for affected users to adjust."],"plain_english_summary":"This local law amends the Shire of Murray’s consolidated local laws to insert a broad definition of “model aircraft” (explicitly including drones, helicopters, rockets and similar devices) and to add a new prohibition on flying model aircraft in locations covered by the Principal Local Law. It affects anyone operating model aircraft within the Shire, takes effect 14 days after Gazette publication, and was made by the Council under the Local Government Act 1995 so non‑compliance will be dealt with under local‑law processes."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018","history":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018/history","analysis":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/consolidated-amendment-local-law-2018/documents"}}