Australian Capital Territory National Land (Lakes) Ordinance 2022
45Breaching condition of exemption
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45 Breaching condition of exemption
(i) operates a boat on a lake; or
(ii) carries out an action in a lake area; and
(b) the person, or boat, is exempt from a provision of this Part; and
(c) the exemption is subject to a condition; and
(d) the person fails to comply with the condition.
Part 4—Safety
Division 1—Simplified outline of this Part
46 Simplified outline of this Part
This Part includes the following kinds of requirements in relation to boating:
(a) to avoid dangerous operation of boats (Division 2);
(b) to follow right of way rules (Division 3);
(c) for persons on boats (including passengers) to avoid dangerous behaviour (Division 4);
(d) for lights and signals to be used on boats at night or when visibility is restricted (Division 5);
(e) prohibitions of the unnecessary use of lights and signals (Division 6);
(f) for the provision and use of lifejackets (Division 7);
(g) for other safety equipment on boats (Division 8);
(h) for safe doors and hatches on boats (Division 9).
Division 10 requires people in a lake area to follow safety directions from an inspector, and passengers on a boat to follow safety directions from the person responsible for the boat.
Division 2—Safe operation of boats
47 Operating unsafe boat
(b) the boat is unsafe.
Penalty: Imprisonment for 6 months, or 38 penalty units, or both.