Australian Capital Territory National Land (Lakes) Ordinance 2022
62Passengers on domestic commercial vessels
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62 Passengers on domestic commercial vessels
(b) the person obstructs someone engaged in the navigation or operation of the vessel.
(b) the person damages a part of the vessel or equipment on the vessel.
(b) the person uses a part of the vessel or equipment on the vessel for a purpose for which it was not intended.
(b) the person removes, damages or defaces:
(i) a sign or notice on the vessel that relates to the vessel’s safe and proper use; or
(ii) a plate fixed to the boat indicating the boat’s capability and capacity.
(5) A person commits an offence if:
(b) the person is:
(i) on a roof, awning or mast of the vessel; or
(ii) in or on a part of the vessel for which there is a notice displayed at the entry to the part that prohibits a passenger’s entry to the part of the vessel.
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