1Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985

CrestWestern Australia

Marine and Harbours Act 1981

Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985

Western Australia

Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985

Contents

1. Citation 1

2. Interpretation 1

3. Fuelling installations and operations require licence or approval 1

4. Removal of unlawful installations 2

Notes

Compilation table 3

Defined terms

Western Australia

Marine and Harbours Act 1981

Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985

1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985 1.

2. Interpretation

In these regulations unless the contrary intention appears —

fuelling means providing fuel for use in the propulsion of marine craft.

3. Fuelling installations and operations require licence or approval

A person shall not —

(a) erect an installation, structure or other thing on a departmental area or on departmental land for the purpose of carrying on the business of fuelling; or

(b) carry on the business of fuelling on a departmental area or on departmental land,

unless he does so —

(c) under a licence issued under the Jetties Act 1926; or

(d) with, and in accordance with, the written permission of the General Manager or a person appointed by the General Manager to give such permission.

Penalty: $500.

4. Removal of unlawful installations

Any installation, structure or other thing erected contrary to regulation 3 may be removed by the Department or by a person acting on behalf of the Department, and the Department may, by action in a court of competent jurisdiction, recover the cost and expenses of such removal from the person who erected the installation, structure or thing or who had control over it before it was removed.

Notes

1 This is a reprint as at 19 March 2004 of the Marine and Harbours (Fuelling) Regulations 1985. The following table contains information about those regulations and any reprint.

Compilation table