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Creates binding local rules on dogs within the City of Subiaco, setting offences, penalties, fees and procedures that apply to residents and visitors with dogs. It operates under the Local Government Act 1995 and is enforced locally.
It matters because dog owners face fees and possible penalties, the City determines specific requirements, and anyone seeking details or obligations must consult the full text in the Western Australian Government Gazette (2001-09-28).
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Local government: Subiaco, City of Gazetted: 2001-09-28 Status: In force
Dogs is a local law adopted by Subiaco, City of, published in the Western Australian Government Gazette on 2001-09-28.
The full text of this local law is published in the Western Australian Government Gazette. Local laws made under the Local Government Act 1995 are binding on persons within the local government area and may impose offences, penalties, fees and procedures specific to that council.
This entry is sourced from the Western Australian Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries (DLGSC) Local Laws Register, which maintains the authoritative list of local laws made by Western Australian councils.
For the full text, refer to the Western Australian Government Gazette of 2001-09-28, available from the WA legislation register.