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Section 39 - Australian Capital Territory National Land (Lakes) Ordinance 2022 - Interfering with navigation aids | Zoe

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Australian Capital Territory National Land (Lakes) Ordinance 2022

39Interfering with navigation aids

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39 Interfering with navigation aids

A person commits an offence of strict liability if the person secures a boat to a device used for the safety of navigation that is in or on a lake.

Example: A beacon or a marine mark.

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