Parking Amendment Local Law 2020

PART 1 Page Racing and Wagering Western Australia (FOB Rules) Notice (No. 3) 2020 ........................... 4193 Shire of Coolgardie Meeting Procedures Amendment Local Law 2020................................... 4191 Shire of Coolgardie Parking Amendment Local Law 2020 ...................................................... 4191 Shire of Coolgardie Public Places and Local Government Property Amendment Local Law 2020 ................................................................................................................................. 4193 ———

PART 2 Consumer Protection ................................................................................................................. 4211 Environment .............................................................................................................................. 4212 Fire and Emergency Services .................................................................................................... 4213 Fisheries ..................................................................................................................................... 4214 Health ......................................................................................................................................... 4214 Justice......................................................................................................................................... 4215 Local Government ...................................................................................................................... 4215 Minerals and Petroleum ............................................................................................................ 4218 Parliament.................................................................................................................................. 4219 Planning ..................................................................................................................................... 4220 Public Notices ............................................................................................................................. 4225

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13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4191 — PART 1 — LOCAL GOVERNMENT LG301 MEETING PROCEDURES AMENDMENT LOCAL LAW 2020 This local law is cited as the Shire of Coolgardie Meeting Procedures Amendment Local Law 2020. This local law amends the Shire of Coolgardie Meeting Procedures Local Law 2019 published in the Government Gazette on 12 March 2020. 4. Clause 5.3(4)(a) amended In clause 5.3(4)(a), the word ‘may,’ is deleted where it first occurs. ———— LG303 PARKING AMENDMENT LOCAL LAW 2020 This local law is cited as the Shire of Coolgardie Parking Amendment Local Law 2020. This local law amends the Shire of Coolgardie Parking Local Law 2019 published in the Government Gazette on 12 March 2020.

4192 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 4. Clause 1.10 replaced Clause 1.10 is deleted and replaced with— 1.10 Powers of the local government The local government may, by resolution, prohibit or regulate by signs or otherwise, the stopping or parking of any vehicle or any class of vehicles in any part of the parking region but must do so consistently with the provisions of this local law. 5. Clause 2.1 replaced Clause 2.1 is deleted and replaced with— 2.1 Determination of metered zones (1) The local government may, by resolution, constitute, determine and vary, metered spaces and metered zones. (2) In respect of metered spaces and metered zones the local government may, by resolution, determine— (a) permitted times and conditions of parking depending on and varying with the locality; (b) classes of vehicles which are permitted to park; (c) the amount payable for parking; and (d) the manner of parking. (3) Where the local government makes a determination under subclauses (1) or (2) it shall erect signs to give effect to the determination. 6. Clause 2.5 replaced Clause 2.5 is deleted and replaced with— 2.5 Suspension of requirement to pay fee (1) The local government may, by resolution, declare that the provisions of clauses 2.2 and 2.4 shall not apply during the periods and days specified. 7. Clause 3.1 replaced Clause 3.1 is deleted and replaced with— 3.1 Determination of parking stalls and parking stations (1) The local government may, by resolution, constitute, determine and vary and also indicate by signs— (a) parking stalls; (b) parking stations; (c) permitted time and conditions of parking in parking stalls and parking stations which may vary with the locality; (d) permitted classes of vehicles which may park in parking stalls and parking stations; (e) permitted classes of persons who may park in specified parking stalls or parking stations; and (f) the manner of parking in parking stalls and parking stations. 8. Clause 3.4 replaced Clause 3.4 is deleted and replaced with— 3.4 Suspension of parking station restrictions (1) The local government may, by resolution, declare that the provisions of clause 3.3 do not apply during periods on particular days in relation to particular parking stations as specified. ————

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4193 LG302 PUBLIC PLACES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AMENDMENT LOCAL LAW 2020 This local law is cited as the Shire of Coolgardie Public Places and Local Government Property Amendment Local Law 2020. This local law amends the Shire of Coolgardie Public Places and Local Government Local Law 2019 published in the Government Gazette on 12 March 2020. 4. Clause 4.7 amended In clause 4.7(1), ‘The CEO or an authorised person’ is replaced with ‘The local government’. ———— RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR RA301 RACING AND WAGERING WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 2003 RACING AND WAGERING WESTERN AUSTRALIA (FOB RULES) NOTICE (NO. 3) 2020 Made by Racing and Wagering Western Australia under section 61 of the Act. This notice is the Racing and Wagering Western Australia (FOB Rules) Notice (No. 3) 2020. These rules came into operation on 1 April 2020. 3. Interpretation In this notice: “the Act” means the Racing and Wagering Western Australia Act 2003; “the Rules” means the rules described in clause 4, adopted by Racing and Wagering Western Australia. 4. Rules adopted under section 61 of the Act (1) Following the novation of the FOB MSA to BetEasy effective 1 April 2020 RWWA is now operating under the BetEasy Fixed Odds Rules. (2) A copy of the rules adopted was published for public information in the Special Gazette of 24 January 2020 at pp. 169-215. (3) Further amendments to the Rules were adopted by resolution of the Board dated

14 April 2020 and 26 October 2020, and published for public information in the Gazette of 17 April 2020 at pp. 958-961 and 30 October at pp. 4043-4045. 5. Changes to Rules published for public information section 61(6)(c) of the Act (1) Further amendments to the Rules were also adopted by resolution of the Board at the same meeting referred to earlier dated 26 October 2020.

4194 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 (2) Those further amendments to the Rules are published in the Schedule to this notice for public information, as required by section 61(6)(c) of the Act

Schedule 1—Amendments to Adopted Rules 187. AMERICAN FOOTBALL Acceptance of Bets and Settlement All bets on NFL/American Football matches will be settled on the Official Result, including overtime, as declared by the National Football League or NCAA or CFL governing body. NFL proposition bets will be settled using the results listed at www.NFL.com or such other site as the NFL should deem to be official. Matches are official after 55 minutes of play. 232. BADMINTON Outright Betting is offered as All In, Quote Others. Refunds shall not apply should competitors withdraw from any event. For betting purposes, markets are settled upon podium presentations; overturned decisions will not be recognized. 233. Should any match be postponed to another day, all bets are void. If a match is delayed it must be played within 24 hours of the event start time for bets to stand. 300. CRICKET General Rule All cricket tournament and match markets will be settled on the official tournament results/match scorecards as provided by the ICC or other applicable officiating body. If no results are available, then the website http://www.cricinfo.com will be used for settlement purposes. If a match or innings is curtailed through external factors and there is no further play, any bets placed on any in-play market once play has been curtailed will be void [except bets placed on match betting]. Any pre- match bets placed will be settled in accordance with relevant rules for the respective market. If a match venue is changed then bets will stand provided the home team is still designated as such. If the home and away team for a match are reversed then bets placed on the original listing will be void. 301. External factors which result in no further play will be deemed a no result and all wagers voided except those which had been concluded/decided to that point of the match. General Settlement All tournament and match markets will be settled on the official tournament results/match scorecards listed on ICC website. If there is no result available, then the website www.cricinfo.com will be used for settlement purposes. A batsman that retires from an innings will not be considered as a wicket for settlement purposes. If the concussion rule is activated in a Cricket Australia sanctioned match while a player is batting, all markets relating to that player will be settled based on that player being 'retired hurt'. If the concussion rule is activated prior to that player batting or bowling, they will be void from relevant markets. The term “innings reaching it’s natural conclusion” refers to an innings which has not be closed by external factors such as rain or bad light. A team being bowled out or declaring is considered to be reaching it’s natural conclusion. If a match is cancelled before any play has taken place, then all bets will be void, unless the match is replayed within 48 hours of its advertised start time, in this case the bets will stand. 302. Test/First-class Limited Overs Matches If for any reason a match is abandoned (including weather) and before a ball has been bowled, then all bets will be void. If a match ends in a tie, the draw would be deemed a loser and dead heat rules will apply to the other selections for the outright result. If no price is offered for a draw and the match ends in a draw, all wagers will be refunded. Match bets will be settled according to the winner determined by official competition rules (including the case where matches are shortened due to adverse weather conditions or decided a bowl off), unless the winner is determined by the toss of a coin or the drawing of lots, in which case all match bets will be void. If the match is tied and the official competition rules do not determine a winner, dead heat rules will apply to bets on the outright result unless

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4195 the outcome is settled by a bowl off or super over, in which case the result of the bowl off or super over will stand for match betting. If the competition rules determine the winner by a toss of a coin or drawing of lots or higher seeding resulting from a previous round then bets will be 303. If a team forfeits in its first innings then all wagers on that match are Test Matches and County Championship Matches If a match is abandoned due to weather before a ball has been bowled then all bets will be void. If a match is abandoned for any reason other than weather then bets on the outright result will be void. If a match where RWWA didn’t offer a price for the draw ends in a draw then bets on the match result will be void. If a match ends in a tie, the draw would be deemed a loser and dead heat rules will apply to bets on the other selections for the outright result. If either side forfeits their first innings then all bets specifically relating to the first innings will be void. 304. Sheffield Shield Matches In Shield matches where no draw price is offered, wagers will be settled on the team that earns the most points. If teams are equal on points the Dead Heat Rules applies. If a match where RWWA did not offer a price for the draw ends in a draw then bets will be settled on the team that has the most points awarded to them in the match. Should the number of points awarded to each team be equal, bets will be void. 305. Series Betting Match bets will be settled according to the winner determined by official competition rules, including cases where matches are shortened due to adverse weather conditions or decided by a bowl-off. Any match determined by the toss of a coin will be ignored and wagers will be voided. When the full number of scheduled matches is not played then RWWA reserve the right to void any speciality markets relating to the series as a whole. If a series where RWWA didn't offer a price for the draw ends in a draw then bets on the series result will be void. 306. If the match is tied and the official competition rules do not determine a winner, the Dead Heat Rules will apply to match bets unless the winner is determined by a bowl off or super over. Team Total Runs In matches where RWWA offer betting on the Team Total Runs for both teams then all bets placed on the second innings runs will stand regardless of the score achieved by the side batting first, provided neither teams innings is reduced by more than 20% of the entire innings allocation, including any overs already bowled, when the bet was struck. If a team's innings in a test match or county championship match lasts less than sixty overs due to external factors then bets on this market will be void. This does not apply if the innings has reached its natural conclusion (e.g. due to a bowl out or declaration.) For limited overs matches, this market will be settled on the final score achieved by the batting side including any extras or penalty runs awarded during the innings. Should there be a reduction in the scheduled overs then settlement will still apply provided the reduction is no more than 20% of the entire innings allocation at the time the bet was struck, including any overs the team has already faced. Should the reduction be greater than 20% then all bets shall be void regardless of the final total made by the team. If a team is due to face less than 10 overs, then all bets will be void should there be any reduction in overs whatsoever. 307. If a match is cancelled before play commences and not re-scheduled within 24 hours, all bets are voided. Top Team Batsman / Runscorer (Series) All in play or not. (i.e. if a player does not take part in the series, bets placed on that player will stand). If players score the same number of runs then dead heat rules will apply. 308. Series Betting In series betting all scheduled matches must be official games regardless of a ball being bowled. If a series ends in a draw and no price was offered for a draw option or if the scheduled number of matches is changed all series betting is voided.

4196 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 Top Team Batsman / Runscorer (Match) 5. 20 over match - 10 overs 309. Batsman Match Bets / Trios / Threesomes In matches where we offer Team Total Runs for both teams, all bets placed on Second Innings runs will stand regardless of the score made by the team batting first. In second innings totals if the team batting second does not face a ball all wagers on their second innings total will be voided. If any of the players named in the market are not named in the starting XI then the market will be void. Bets stand even if a batsman does not reach the crease but is named in the starting XI. Dead heat rules will apply if two or more of the named batsmen score the same number of runs (such number of runs being higher than the number of runs scored by each other batsman named in the market). 310. Top Team Bowler / Wicket Taker (Series) In the event of a reduction in overs, a new set of totals will be offered. If there is a further loss in overs these totals will be void. All in play or not (i.e. if a player does not take part in the series, bets placed on that player will stand). In the event of players taking the same number of wickets, dead heat rules will apply. 311. Top Team Bowler / Wicket Taker (Match) In limited overs matches, wagers placed on team total runs stand once the match is official and no more than 10% of the scheduled number of overs is lost. Super Overs do not count for team run totals.

1. Test Matches – 50 overs
2. County Championship – 50 overs
3. 50 over match – 25 overs
4. 40 over match – 20 overs
5. 20 over match – 15 overs Players named in the starting eleven that do not bowl are deemed to have In the event of players taking the same number of wickets, Dead Heat rules will apply. In the case no wickets are taken the market will be
6. Bowler Match Bets / Trios / Threesomes All Top Run Scorer bets will be for the 1st Innings (being the 1st innings of each team, regardless of which team bats first), unless otherwise stated. Unless otherwise stated these markets will be settled on the number of wickets taken in the first innings of a match only. All participants in the match bet must bowl at least one ball for bets to stand. In the event of players taking the same number of wickets where there was no draw price offered, dead heat rules will apply (such number of wickets being higher than the number of wickets taken by each other bowler named in the market).

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4197 313. Player Runs / Player Alternate Runs / Player Fours (Over/Under) / Player Sixes (Over/Under) Individual match wagers on players not in the starting 11 will be refunded, however series betting is 'all in' regardless of the number of matches played by a competitor. If equal on runs the Dead Heat Rules Market to be settled on the players final score, regardless of any reduction in overs. At least one ball must be bowled while a batsman is at the crease (facing or not) for bets to stand. If the batsman finishes the innings not out as a result of a declaration, the team reaching the end of its allotted overs or the team reaching its target, the player’s “not out” score will count for settlement purposes. If a batsman does not bat, bets on that batsman will be void. If a batsman is not in the starting 11, bets on that batsman will be void. If a batsman retires hurt but returns later, the total runs scored by that batsman in the innings will count for settlement purposes. If the batsman does not return later, the final result, for settlement purposes, will be as it stood when the batsman retired. 314. Player To Hit A Six All bets refunded if player not in starting 11 however all bets shall stand provided the amount of overs needed has been reached regardless whether your player bats or not. Bets on this market will stand if the player is included in the starting eleven, regardless if the player reaches the crease. Bets placed on any player not named in the starting eleven are void. For the avoidance of doubt players running six do not count for this market. Please note this is separate to player Over/Under Sixes markets. 315. To Score A Fifty The following minimum number of overs must be bowled in the relevant innings or the innings completed (concluded) for bets to stand: Test Matches/Sheffield Shield/County – 50 overs 50 over match – 25 overs 40 over match – 20 overs 20 over match – 12 overs This refers to individual players to score a Fifty. Bets on this market will stand if the player is in the starting eleven, regardless if the player reaches the crease. Any players not listed in the starting eleven will have all bets on them 316. Number Of Runs Per Session H2H or group betting markets will be settled on the number of runs scored in the first innings of a match only unless otherwise stated. All Players run Head to Heads / Trios in Test Cricket / First Class Cricket will stand providing all players are in the final 11 regardless of if they bat or not. 50 Over Cricket and 20/20 Cricket, all player run Head to Heads / Trios need all listed players to reach the crease for bets to stand. The result of this market is determined by the total number of runs scored in the course of the session regardless of which team(s) has scored the runs. For example if there is a change of innings during the session then it is the combined number of runs scored during the session that is the result. There are three sessions per day in Test Cricket. The first session is from the start of play in the morning until lunch is called. The second session is from lunch until tea is called. The third session is from tea until the close of play. If less than 20 overs are bowled in any particular session then bets on number of runs scored in that session will be void. Extras (wides, no-balls, byes and leg byes) do count towards the number of runs scored. In Day Test matches, the first session is from the start of play in the morning until lunch is called. The second session is from lunch until tea is called. The third session is from tea until the close of play. If less than 20 overs are bowled in any particular session then bets on number of runs scored in that session will be void. In Day/Night Test matches, the first session is from the start of play until tea is called. The second session is from tea until dinner is called. The third session is from dinner until the close of play. If less than 20 overs

4198 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 are bowled in any particular session then bets on number of runs scored in that session will be void. 317. Number Of Wickets Per Session Individual match wagers on players not in the starting 11 will be refunded, however series betting is 'all in' regardless of the number of matches played by a competitor. If equal on wickets, the Dead Heat Rules Settled on the total number of wickets lost in the session regardless of which team loses them. If less than 20 overs are bowled in the session then all bets on the market shall be void. Players retiring out/hurt do not count as wickets. 318. Runs Per Specified Number Of Overs (e.g. 1st 15 Overs) The following minimum number of overs must be bowled in the relevant innings or the innings completed (concluded) for innings bets to stand: Test Matches/Sheffield Shield/County – 50 overs 50 over match – 25 overs 40 over match – 20 overs 20 over match – 15 overs The full number of specified overs must be played for bets to stand, unless the innings has reached its natural conclusion or further play cannot affect the result. Any change in fielding restrictions due to a reduction in scheduled overs will not affect the settlement of this market. These rules do not apply to the Market 6 Over Runs. 319. 6 Over Runs H2H or group betting markets will be settled on the number of wickets taken in the first innings of a match only unless otherwise stated. Both players must be in starting 11 but do not have to bowl a ball for bets to stand. In the case of two or more competitors finishing with the same number of wickets, Dead Heat Rules will apply. This market will be settled on the total number of runs after 6 overs providing that all 6 overs have been bowled in the relevant innings or if the innings has reached its natural conclusion. In the instance of 6 overs not being completed then all bets will be void. For example: If a match is reduced to 10 overs, bets on this market will stand providing at least 6 overs are completed or the innings reaches its natural conclusion but would be void in a 5 over match. 320. Highest Score First 5/10/15 Overs Wickets taken during a super over do not count towards a player’s final tally. If either team’s innings in a limited overs match is reduced due to external factors then bets on this market will be void unless the result was already unequivocally determined before any reduction in overs was announced. Bets will stand if the innings is shortened due to it reaching its natural conclusion. In a two-innings match this market only applies to the first innings. In the event of a tie with no selection offered, all bets will be settled as a dead heat. 321. Highest Opening Partnership All player runs markets are for the current innings unless stated otherwise. Wagers on this market will stand providing the batsman reaches the crease. Should an innings be shortened due to bad weather or a declaration, or if the player retires hurt, or if the player remains not out, his score at the conclusion of the innings shall determine settlement of bets. For Limited Overs Matches, bets on this market will stand regardless of any reduction in overs providing at least one over is completed in each innings In a four-innings match this market only applies to the first innings from each team. In the event of a tie, then the 'tie' selection is the winner and all other bets are losing bets. If RWWA does not offer a tie selection then all bets will be settled as a dead heat. In the event of a batsman retiring hurt, this market will be settled at the score when the first wicket falls.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4199 322. Next Man Out Player to Score 10/20/30/40/50/100 – Bets on this market will stand regardless of player reaching the crease, unless in limited overs matches if 50% or more of the scheduled overs are lost or player is not named in selected team. Should no further wickets be taken in the innings then bets on this market will be void. If either of the batsmen retires hurt then bets on this market will be void and a new market will be made. 323. Method Of Dismissal / Next Wicket Caught? To Hit 1/2/3 Sixes/Fours – Bets on this market will stand regardless of player reaching the crease, unless in limited overs matches if 50% or more of the scheduled overs are lost or player is not named in selected team. Should no further wickets be taken in the innings then bets on this market will be void. In the event of a batsman retiring hurt then bets will be settled on the next wicket to fall. 324. Team To Hit The Most Sixes / Team To Hit The Most Sixes And Win The Match Number of Runs per Session: Total runs scored in a session (including extras) regardless of which team(s) scores the runs. If less than 20 overs are bowled in a session all wagers will be voided unless otherwise stated. be void regardless of how many sixes are hit prior to or after any announced reduction in overs. 325. Super Over / Any Additional Overs Above The Allotted Amount Runs per specified overs: The number of specified overs must be completed for bets to stand unless the innings has reached its natural conclusion or the result cannot change. Changes to fielding restrictions etc. do not affect the result. In a limited overs competition which employs a super over (or other such initiative) to determine the winner of a match in the event of a tie, runs scored in the Super over are not included in the settlement of any runscorer or wicket taker markets (eg. Batsmen Total Runs, Team Total Runs, Top Team Runscorer, Batsmen match bets, Top Team Bowler.) In addition to this, any fours or sixes hit in a Super Over will not be included in the Settlement of “Team to score most fours/sixes”, “Six and Out”, “Total number of fours/sixes”, “Team Total fours/sixes”, or Player fours/sixes markets. 326. Next Over: Over/Under And Odd/Even Runs Highest Score First 1st 5/10/15 Overs: If either team’s innings is shortened due to external factors all wagers on this market are void unless the result had been determined prior to the announcement. In the event of a tie the Dead Heat Rules will apply. Each index of this market will be settled on the total number of runs achieved in the over, including any extras awarded. In the event of an over not being completed, all bets on that particular index shall be void. This does not apply if the innings reaches it’s natural conclusion e.g. declaration, team all out, etc. 327. Four In x Over Highest Opening Partnership: If either team’s innings is shortened subsequent to the commencement of play then all bets on this market will be void. In the event of a tie and no tie option being offered, Dead Heat Rules will apply. If a tie is offered then wagers on all other options will be settled as losers. If a batsman retires hurt the partnership will be deemed to be the number of runs scored up to the fall of the first wicket. This is for a boundary four to be hit in the named over. The runs must come off the bat. For the avoidance of doubt players running four and boundaries which are counted as extras do not count for this market. 328. Over/Under Total Match Sixes / Fours Team to Hit Most Sixes: If a limited overs match is reduced by more than 20% of the allotted overs all bets will be voided unless a winner has been decided prior to the reduction. Super Overs do not count in determining the number of sixes hit.

4200 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 be void regardless of how many sixes/fours are hit prior to or after any announced reduction in overs. Bets will stand if either innings is shortened due to it reaching its natural conclusion. 329. First Over: Over/Under Total Runs U/O 6s or 4s: If a limited overs match is reduced by more than 20% of the allotted overs all bets will be voided unless a winner has been decided prior to the reduction. Bets will be settled on the total number of runs scored in the first over of the first innings of the match. All bets shall be void if the first over is not fully completed due to external factors, unless the result is already unequivocally determined at such time as the reduction in overs takes place. For Limited Overs Matches, First Over Runs will be settled on the score at the end of the first over regardless of any reductions in overs. 330. First Ball Of The Match First Over Runs U/O: Total number of runs in the first over of a test or limited overs match includes all extras. For all matches played in Australia in event of the number of runs scored being zero all bets will be void. If either team’s innings get shortened prior to the commencement of their innings, all bets on this market shall be void. This market will be settled on the outcome of the first completed delivery, excluding any deliveries declared as dead ball. In limited overs cricket this market will be resulted on the first ball of the match regardless of any reductions in overs providing it is bowled. 331. Team Of Top Batsman Next Over Runs U/O: Total number of runs in a nominated over includes extras. All bets will stand if the match reaches its natural conclusion in that over or if a declaration is made. For Test Matches and County Championship Matches, this market will be settled on the overall top score achieved in the first innings of either side. Should either side face less than their allocated overs at the time the bet is placed in the first innings for any reason other than the innings reaching its natural conclusion (declaration, team all out) then all bets on this market shall be void. For limited overs matches, all bets shall be void should there be any reduction to either side’s innings before or after the commencement of play. 332. Team Leading After First Innings First Ball of Match: Bets will be paid on the outcome of the first delivery of a match excluding deliveries declared a ‘dead ball’. In the case of the team batting second facing less than 20 overs in their innings for any reason other than the innings reaching its natural conclusion then all bets on this market shall be made void. In the event of a tie, dead heat rules will apply. 333. Total Match Runouts Team of Top Match Run Scorer: Pays on the team of which the leading 1st Innings run scorer plays. Over restrictions as per rule Hi Bat/Run Scorer apply. Any reduction in limited overs matches for one side all bets will be voided. be void, unless the result is already unequivocally determined at such time as the reduction in overs takes place. 334. Max Runs / Over – 1st Innings Team Leading after First Innings: For the team batting second other than reaching a natural conclusion, a minimum of 20 overs must be played for bets to stand. Dead Heat Rules applies. This market will be settled on the greatest number of runs scored (including any extras) in any one over of the first innings. This is the innings of the team that bats first only. Bets will be deemed void should there be any reduction in overs prior to commencement of play.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4201 335. Fall Of Next Team Wicket Max Runs / Over: Pays on the most runs scored during any one over of a nominated innings or limited overs game including extras. All bets are void if there is a reduction in overs prior to the commencement of play. Market will be settled on the score at the fall of the next wicket, regardless of any reduction in overs. At least one ball must be bowled while a batsman is at the crease (facing or not) for bets to stand. If the batting team reaches the end of its allotted overs, reaches its target, innings is curtailed due to external factors or declares before the specified wicket falls, the next team wicket will be deemed to have fallen for the total score achieved by the batting side. For settlement purposes, a batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. 336. Team Wicket Lost Highest Single Innings Score of Series: Pays on the team which scores the highest single innings score of a nominated series. Bets will stand if the number of scheduled matches is reduced. In a limited overs match this market will be settled on the number of wickets lost by the team in their innings. Should the innings be shortened due to any reason other than it reaching its natural conclusion then all unequivocally decided bets will be settled while all others shall be void. In a test match this market refers to the total number of wickets lost by the team in its second innings only. 337. Highest Score After First Over 1st Man Out: The nominated openers must take to the crease for bets to stand. If there is no wicket taken in the nominated innings all wagers are voided. Should either batsman retire hurt before a wicket falls, all bet shall be void. For Limited Overs Matches, bets will be settled regardless of any reductions in overs providing the first over of each innings is completed. 338. Team Total Match Sixes / Fours Wickets Per Session: Bets are settled on the number of wickets lost in a nominated session regardless of which team loses them. A minimum of 20 overs must be bowled in a session for bets to stand. Players who retire hurt or declare do not count as wickets. This market shall be void should there be any reduction in overs of the innings of the team in question unless the market has been unequivocally decided prior to any reduction in overs being announced. 339. Century/50 In Match Player to take 1+/2+/3+ Wickets – Any reduction of overs for listed players bowling innings will result in bets being void unless an unconditional conclusion reached before overs lost. Market is settled on if an individual scores a century/50 in the match. Market void should there be any reduction in overs due to external factors unless the market has been unequivocally decided prior to any reduction in overs being announced. 340. Most Run Outs Next Man Out: If no further wickets are taken or a player retires hurt all bets will be voided. This market will be settled provided neither side loses more than 20% of their initial allocation of overs due to external factors unless the market has been unequivocally decided prior to any reduction in overs being announced. 341. Bowler Match Wickets First Method of Dismissal: If no further wickets are taken or a player retires hurt all bets will be voided. This market will be settled for any bowler named in the starting eleven regardless of the number of overs he bowls provided the overs of the batting side are not reduced by any more than 10% of their initial allocation unless the market has been unequivocally decided prior to any reduction in overs being announced. 342. Innings Extras Fall of 1st Wicket: Should no wickets be taken bets will be settled on the score at the conclusion of the innings. For matches being played in Australia, should the first wicket fall on Zero, all bets shall be void. This market shall be void should the innings in question be reduced by more than 10%.

4202 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 343. 50/100 First Innings Fall of 1st wicket U/O: If a team’s innings gets shortened prior to the commencement of their innings, all bets on this market shall be void. Fall of Next Team Wicket: Should no further wickets be taken bets will be settled on the score at the conclusion of the innings. If the innings is shortened due to external factors all wagers are void unless an unconditional conclusion has been reached. This market shall be settled as Yes should any one player score a 50/100 in the course of the first innings. Depending on the type of match, the following minimum overs must be bowled for that team’s innings for bets to stand:

1. T20 matches – At least 16 overs for each team
2. 50 Over Matches – at least 40 overs for each team. Bets will stand if the innings reaches its natural conclusion in less than above requirement. In the case of test matches Bets are struck on the 1st innings of the match and settlement is determined by the team batting 1st (as opposed to both teams).
3. Highest Series Single Innings Score Total Match/Most Run Outs: If either team’s innings in a limited overs match is reduced by more than 20% of the original allocation of overs then all bets on this market shall be void. This market will be settled on which team scores the highest score in a single innings of the test series. In the event of a tie the market will be dead heated.
4. Player Performance Markets Match Runouts O/U: Limited Overs - In the event that any overs are lost due to external factors then all bets shall be void unless unequivocally resulted prior to the loss of overs. Points will be awarded to the player in the following manner:
5. 1 point per run scored with the bat
6. 10 points per catch taken in the field
7. 20 points per wicket taken with the ball
8. 25 points per stumping carried out by the wicket keeper In first class matches, a ball must be bowled in the third innings of the match for bets to stand. For limited overs matches, all bets shall be void if there is any reduction to either side’s innings before or after the commencement of play, unless this reduction is caused by the innings reaching its natural conclusion (as opposed to external factors) or the bet has already been unequivocally decided.
9. 1st Innings Margin Bowler Match Wickets: The nominated bowler must be in the starting 11 and overs of the batting side not to be reduced by more than 20% of the scheduled number of overs. This market will be settled on the difference in the team total runs scored in the 1st Innings of the test match. If a team's innings in a test match or county championship match lasts less than sixty overs due to external factors then bets on this market will be void. This does not apply if these innings have reached their natural conclusion (e.g. due to a bowl out or declaration).
10. Player Performance Markets Points will be awarded to the player in the following manner: 1 point per run scored with the bat 10 points per catch taken in the field 20 points per wicket taken with the ball 25 points per stumping carried out by the wicket keeper First Man Out Should the opening batsman for the specified team differ from the selections offered in the market, bets will be made void. Should no wicket fall in the innings, bet will be made void.
11. 1st/2nd Innings Bowled Out Player performance bets will be void (unless an unconditional conclusion has been reached) if the following does not occur: Test matches: A ball must be bowled in the third innings of the match for bet to stand;

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4203 Limited overs: There must be no reduction in overs for bets to stand unless conclusion unequivocally reached prior to the loss of overs. Any points scored in a Super over will not count towards the players final total. Market will be settled as “Yes” if the team in question lose all their wickets inside the allotted overs. If a player retires hurt, and all other wickets are lost, the innings will be determined to be bowled out. Market will be settled as “No” if the team is not out at the conclusion of the innings. If there is any reduction in overs, except for the innings reaching its natural conclusion, then all bets on the market shall be void. 349. Substitutes For betting purposes, should a substitute come into a game, they will not be recognised for betting settlement. Should a substitute win a market (eg. High Bat / Most Wickets) this market will be deemed void and all bets refunded as they were not in the starting 11. Margin Betting If the match is tied and goes to a super over market will be settled as a tie. If either team’s innings in a limited overs match is reduced by more than 10% due to external factors then bets on this market will be void. 350. In-Play For In-Play betting purposes, unless expressly stated otherwise, a reference in a market to an ‘innings’ is a reference to the particular innings which is currently being played at the time the In-Play market is available. Six And Out Market will be settled on if a player hits a “six” and also takes a wicket. Players named in the starting eleven that do not bat/bowl are deemed to have taken part and bets on any such players are losers. Bets placed on any player not named in the starting eleven are void. Should the innings be shortened due to any reason other than it reaching its natural conclusion then all unequivocally decided bet will be settled while all other shall be void. In the case of a game going to a super over, any sixes or wickets hit/taken during this period do not count for the purpose of settlement. 351. First/Second Innings Highest 5 Over Period If either team’s innings in a limited overs match is reduced due to external factors then bets on this market will be void. 352. Runs Scored At Loss Of 4 Wickets This market will settled on the total number of runs scored at the fall of the 4th wicket. If the 4th wicket doesn’t fall market will settled on whatever score the team is on at the end of their innings. 353. Six In x Over This is for a boundary Six to be hit in the named over. The runs must come off the bat. For the avoidance of doubt players running six and boundaries which are counted as extras do not count for this market. In the event of an over not being completed, all bets on that particular index shall be void unless the market has been unequivocally decided to the market not being completed. This does not apply if the innings reaches it’s natural conclusion e.g. declaration, team all out, etc. 354. To Win The Match / Top Team Runscorer Double In a 2-innings match (test match or county championship), the top team runscorer part of this market applies to the first innings only. Depending on the type of match the following minimum overs must be bowled in that teams innings for bets to stand: 20 over match – 10 overs 355. Top Team A/B Runscorer Double / Top Team Runscorer/Top Team Wicket Taker Double

4204 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 5. 20 over match - 10 overs taken part and bets on any such players are losers. Dead Heat rules 356. Man Of The Match Market will be settled on the official Man of the Match awarded at the post match presentation. Should more than one player be awarded man of the match then these selections will be settled as a dead heat. Players not in the starting XI will be settled as void. 357. Team To Hit The Most Fours / Team To Hit The Most Fours And Win The Match be void regardless of how many fours are hit prior to or after any announced reduction in overs. 358. Race To Ten Runs Bets stand unless either of the listed players do not open the batting, then all bets are void. Bets stand, regardless of which of the listed players faces the 1st ball. If neither player reaches 10 runs then the option Neither is the winner. In weather affected matches, if neither of the batsmen reaches 10 runs and either are Not-Out then bets void. If neither of the batsmen reaches 10 runs and both are Out then Neither is the winning option. 359. Top Tournament Wicket Taker All in play or not (i.e. if a player does not take part in the series, bets placed on that player will stand). In the event of players taking the same number of wickets dead heat rules will apply. 360. Top Tournament Run Scorer All in play or not. (i.e. if a player does not take part in the series, bets placed on that player will stand). 361. Total Match Boundaries If either team's innings in a limited overs match is reduced by more than be void regardless of how many sixes/fours are hit prior to or after any announced reduction in overs. Bets will stand if either innings is shortened due to it reaching its natural conclusion. For the avoidance of doubt players running four do not count for this market. 362. Direction Of First Boundary Market settled on the direction of the first boundary that comes off the bat (given as runs to the batsman). 363. Wickets Lost After x Overs This market is settled on how many wickets have been lost at the overs stated in the index. If the game reaches a natural conclusion without reaching the number of overs named in the index then all bets will be settled on the number of wickets lost at the end of play. If the innings is shortened for any reason other than reaching its natural conclusion then all bets will be void unless unequivocally decided prior to the shortening of the innings.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4205 364. Top Match Batsman Based on the type of match the following minimum overs must be bowled in both innings for bets to stand:

1. 50 over match - 25 overs
2. 20 over match - 10 overs the market will be settled as normal despite any reduction in overs.
3. To Score 10/20/30/40 Runs Markets will be settled if the players are included in the starting eleven regardless of whether the player reaches the crease. If the player is not included in the starting eleven, all bets on these selections will be void.
4. X Team To Score Runs This market is separate to Team Total Runs and will be settled on the total runs scored by the respective team regardless of any reductions in overs. In matches where RWWA offer betting on the Team Total Runs for both teams then all bets placed on the second innings runs will stand regardless of the score achieved by the side batting first.

381 ELECTIONS For Election betting: (a) All-In betting applies; (b) “Coalition” refers to the Liberal Party and National Party; (c) RWWA pays on the party that is sworn in; and (d) Wagers are settled at the time of swearing in unless otherwise stated. (e) ‘Winning Party’ for federal state/territory or international elections are settled according to the party of the sworn in new/re-elected Prime Minister/Premier/President/Minister/ Other, most seats unless otherwise stated. (f) Individual federal or state/territory seats are settled according to the winning party, rather than named candidate, except when there is a named ‘Independent’ candidate. (g) Hung Parliament refers to no party or formal coalition receiving an outright majority of seats. (h) All federal or state/territory election exotics are for lower house unless explicitly stated otherwise. (i) If an election date is delayed or postponed all bets shall stand and carry forward to the rescheduled date when votes are counted and the election result is determined.

382 FIELD HOCKEY All wagers on individual matches are based on the result at the end of scheduled normal time. This includes any injury or stoppage time added, but excludes extra time and a penalty stroke shootout.

385 If a match is suspended or postponed then bets remain valid, providing the event is played within 48 hours at the same venue. In the case of a match being postponed all bets will be void unless it the match takes place within 36 hours of the initial scheduled starting time. 390. GOLF Bets Settlement, Abandoned Tournaments and Player Withdrawals All bets will be settled on the official result notwithstanding any reduction in the number of rounds played (for example if there are fewer rounds due to bad weather). Handicap bets will be void if there is a reduction in the number of holes played.

4206 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 395. If a player withdraws before they have teed off in a tournament, then bets on the player will be void. If a player withdraws after they have teed off in a tournament then bets on that player will stand. Any players who withdraw after they have completed 3 holes or more are considered as players and are therefore losers. 396. Tournament, match and group betting will be settled on the player achieving the highest placing at the end of the tournament including any play-off holes played. This will apply, even if both (or all) players ‘miss the cut’. The Dead Heat Rules apply to any official tied results where a playoff is not played. In Tournament group betting the winner will be the player with the highest placing at the end of the tournament. Players missing the cut will be eliminated. If all listed players miss the cut the player with the lowest score at the cut will be deemed the winner. In Tournament match betting the winner will be the player with the highest placing at the end of the tournament. If both players miss the cut, then the one with the lowest score will be deemed the winner. If a player withdraws or is disqualified after making the cut, when his opponent has already missed the cut, the disqualified player is deemed the winner. If a player withdraws or is disqualified before the cut is made the other player is deemed the winner. In the event of a tie in tournament groups, dead heat rules applies. In the event of a tie in tournament match betting, stakes are refunded. 397. For Player to lead at the End of Any Round betting, if a player tees off in round 1 all bets will stand. Players do not have to complete all four rounds for bets to stand and the dead-heat rule is not applicable. Tournament Group Betting If one of the players in a group does not tee off in the tournament, then any group bets placed on that specific player will be void. 398. Player Handicap Betting If a player tees off and then misses the cut, is disqualified, or withdraws, bets on that player will be settled as losers. Only the scheduled 72 holes count; play-off holes are ignored. If the tournament is reduced to fewer than 72 holes then all bets on the handicap betting market are void. Should the tournament be reduced to 36 holes or less then all bets on this market will be void. Only the players listed on the handicap list count for betting purposes. In the event of a tie (once the score has been adjusted for the handicap) then the Dead Heat Rules apply. 412. Insurebet 5 Places Price offered is for the golfer to win the tournament. If the golfer fails to win but finishes in the top 5, including ties, the bet stake is returned. 458. OLYMPICS AND COMMONWEALTH GAMES For the Olympic Games, payouts will be based on podium placing. RWWA does not recognize overturned decisions for betting purposes. All wagers are settled as per the official IOC result at the time of the medal/podium ceremony. In the event of a disqualification, the medal/podium ceremony will count as the final result and determine settlement of bets. 459. Unless otherwise stated in the market; all bets will be settled according to the Rules for the relevant sport and/or the relevant Sports Betting Rules. 460. The Dead Heat Rule applies to all Olympics and Commonwealth Games markets. 461. If an event is postponed, bets will stand as long as the event takes place within 48 hours of the initial scheduled time. If the event is cancelled or takes place after this period, bets will be voided. 481. RUGBY UNION Acceptance of Bets & Settlement Unless otherwise stated in the betting market, the following markets will include extra time for settlement purposes. Head to Head, Line (Handicap) markets, Total Points Markets, Player Performance/ Statistical markets. Extra Time does not include any penalty shoot-outs. Premiership/Minor Premiership/Make Grand Final : All In Betting. Any Team which has Points Deducted due to breaches of rules and regulations will be deemed a starter for resulting purposes. Any loss of Premierships after the completion of the Grand Final will be deemed null and void and all bets will stand.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4207 482. If the game ends in a draw, Match Betting (H2H) markets will be settled as per the Dead Heat Rule except in a Match Betting market where the draw was quoted. In this case the draw is paid as the winner and all other options will be settled as losers. Top4/Top8 : For betting purposes any Team which has Points Deducted due to breaches of rules and regulations will be ‘Deemed A Starter’ for resulting purpose i.e. All In, any decision made by the competition governing body regarding penalties is final. 483. Handicap (line) betting will be settled on the official score + /- handicap. In handicap options where the handicap draw is quoted and the final result falls on the draw handicap, the draw handicap will be paid as the winner and other options will be settled as losers. Least Wins (Wooden Spoon) is paid on the team which has the least wins for the season including byes. In the event of more than one team having the same number of wins the position will be determined by for and against. Points deducted because of breaches of rules and regulations are included for resulting purposes. In leagues where ‘golden point’ is not applicable Wooden Spoon will be settled on the team with the least number of wins. Where a situation arises that a team with least wins does not finish last then the result will be settled on the official table. All In. Win Only. 484. If a match is abandoned either before it starts or before the end of the second half, then all bets will be void except for those where an unconditional conclusion has been reached (for example first try scorer where a try has been scored). Miss 4/Miss 8 : For betting purposes any Team which has Points Deducted due to breaches of rules and regulations will be ‘Deemed A Starter.’ If at the time a breach is announced, the loss of points means only one eventuality can occur (i.e. Miss the 8 must occur) then all bets on that competitor are void and monies refunded. All decisions made by the competition governing body are final. 485. First/last/anytime tryscorer market bets will be void if the player is not in the starting 22. Outright markets which states ‘regular season’ are deemed to mean the official standings of teams after all matches of the predetermined season are played and before any playoff matches have commenced. 486. Time of first try markets will be settled against the time displayed on the official website of the governing body. Venue Changes: If the venue is changed from the one advertised all bets on that match are void. 487. If a match is postponed and rescheduled to take place within 24 hours of the original start time, all bets on that match shall stand. If a match is no longer to be played at the advertised venue, all bets on that match will stand provided that the venue has not been changed to the opponent’s ground (or in the case of international matches, provided the venue remains in the same country). All markets are settled at the end of normal time except for Head to Head; Line; to Win in Extra Time; or any other market that is expressly stated as being resulted at the end of any Extra Time. To win in Extra Time: If there is no winner following extra time dead heat rules will apply to bets on this market. 488. All Rugby 7’s markets are resulted at the end of normal time, except for Head to Head and Line wagers which are resulted at the end of any extra time played. The following Betting Events and/or Betting Markets include any extra time unless otherwise stated: (a) Super Rugby Aotearoa matches (except where a “Draw” at the end of Normal Time is a Selection in any Betting Option). For the avoidance of doubt, Betting Markets relating to the second half will not include any extra time and “Match Betting” Betting Markets (where a Draw is a Selection) will not include any extra time; (b) Super Rugby Australia matches (except where a “Draw” at the end of Normal Time is a Selection in any Betting Option). For the avoidance of doubt, Betting Markets relating to the second half will not include any extra time and “Match Betting” Betting Markets (where a Draw is a Selection) will not include any extra time; (c) Rugby 7s matches (except where a “Draw” at the end of Normal Time is a Selection in any Betting Market);

4208 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 (d) “Head to Head” Betting Markets (where the “Draw” is not a Selection); (e) “Line” or “Handicap” Betting Markets (where a “Draw” is not a Selection). (f) Draws: If the result of a match after Golden Point/Super Time/Sudden Death extra time is a draw, then the Dead Heat Rule will apply to all bets where a result has not occurred. All winning margin bets will be deemed unsuccessful bets as neither team has won the match. 489. Extra Time Markets Extra time in relation to relevant rugby markets only is defined as any scheduled period of play between the end of the second half and the end of the match. Extra time does not include penalty shoot-outs. All extra time betting markets start from the beginning of extra time and ignore events in normal time. For example, if the game finishes 21-21 at the end of normal time, and there are 14 points scored in extra time, then the extra time total points market will be settled as 14. Where a match is incomplete, abandoned or postponed and resumed or played within 48 hrs of the original scheduled date, all wagers stand. Once the 48 hrs have expired all single wagers are void and wagers will be refunded. Affected Multis will be recalculated excluding that event or leg. If a game has started and is abandoned before the completion of the match (i.e. 80 minutes) bets will be void unless an official result is declared by those teams’ governing body in which case that official result will govern match and handicap settlement. All other markets will be void unless their result is already decided. Bets are void for special markets such as total number of points, number of tries etc on abandoned matches unless the respective number equals or exceeds the maximum quote at the time of abandonment, (i.e. if 35 points or more was quoted in the match and this number has been attained at the time of abandonment—bets on this market stand). This only applies when the number is equal to or greater than the maximum quote. Bets on last tryscorer / team to score last / team to score last try / last scoring play will all be void in the event of abandonment. 490. Futures Grand Final Winner /Regular Season Winner / Make The Grand Final markets are All In Betting. All Teams are considered to be starters regardless of any point deductions due to breaches of rules or regulations. Any decision made by the Governing Body regarding any loss of a Premiership after the Grand Final has been played, will be deemed null and void, all bets will still stand. For matches that have extra time that is not resulted on the first points scored in the extra time period, and where the draw option is offered, the wager is decided on the result at the end of normal time (i.e. extra time— an extension of normal time -not included.) Where the draw option is not offered, the Dead Heat Rule applies. In handicap and totals betting, where the line or total is a whole number, if the score lands on the line or total all wagers are void and wagers will be refunded, unless a handicap draw option is offered. Affected Multis will be recalculated excluding that event or leg. 491. Finish Last/Bottom is All In Betting, paid out on the team that has the least amount of wins in the home and away season. Any Team that has points deducted due to breaches of rules and regulations will be deemed to be a Starter. Any decision made by the Governing Body regarding the loss of premiership points is final. For ‘First and Last Scoring Plays’ and First Points markets, if the match remains scoreless after normal and any extra time, then single wagers are void and wagers will be refunded. Affected Multis will be recalculated excluding that event or leg. 492. Any Outright market referring to ‘Regular Season’ applies to all matches played up to, but not including, the Final or Playoff series. First/last try scorer betting: All wagers are refunded on players not in the official starting 22 or 23 (depending on the competition). In the event of a Penalty Try being the first / last try scored RWWA pay on the Penalty Try option if offered. If the Penalty Try option is not offered RWWA pay on the next tryscorer for first try or preceding tryscorer for last try. For ‘xth Tryscorer’ betting if the Penalty Try option is not offered RWWA pay on the next tryscorer (i.e if the first try scored in a match is a penalty

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4209 try and the second try is scored by Paul Smith, then Paul Smith will be deemed the winner for both the first and second tries). If there is no try scored after the penalty try then this market will be void for both markets. 493. Super Rugby Player Exotics All match statistical data will come from the SANZAR Rugby Website www.sanzarugby.com/superrugby. First 2nd Half Tryscorer: Substitutes will be void if the first 2nd half try is scored before they come on. First Tryscorer Insurebet: If the player fails to score the first try but does score a try in the match then the bet stake is returned. If a substitute is not on the field before the first try is scored then that player will be void. 494. All statistical markets will be resulted as soon as possible but may take until Tuesday following the completion of the round. For ‘Most Tries’ Head to Head options both players must be in starting 22/23 for bets to stand. If no try is scored or level on tries ‘tie’ wins. 495. For Time of First Try betting, payouts are determined by the official website. 496. For all Rugby 7s events all bets are settled on the result at the end of any extra time except for Winning margin markets and 3-way Match Betting, which will be settled at the end of regular time. Double Result will be settled after extra time. 497. Position to Score First Try: In the event of a Penalty Try being the first try scored RWWA pay on the position of the next tryscorer for the position of the first try. For ‘Position to score xth Try’ betting in the event of a Penalty Try, RWWA pay on the position to score the next try (i.e if the first try scored in a match is a penalty try and the second try is scored by a ‘forward’, then a ‘forward’ will be deemed the winner for both the first and second tries.) If there is no try scored after the penalty try then this market will be void for both markets. 498. Tryscorer Matchbets / Kicker Matchbets / To Score the Most Points: Both players must be in the starting 15 for bets to stand. If there is no ‘Tie’ or ‘Draw’ Selection offered and the result is a tie then all bets will be 499. Best Kicking Percentage / Kicker Matchbets / To Score the Most Points: Bets will be void if both players do not attempt at least 1 placed kick at goal. 500. Player Total Points / Perfect Kicking record: Bets will be void if a player does not attempt at least 1 placed kick at goal. 501. Top Tryscorer / Top Team Tryscorer / Top Points Scorer: Dead Heat rules apply. 502. Regular Season Team Matchbets: Dead Heat rules apply. 559. SURFING Bets Settlement & Abandoned Games governing body of the event. Any amendments to the official result will only be take into account for resulting purposes, if the amendment is made within 24 hours of the event finishing. 561. All wagers stand regardless of change of venue or event postponement (24 hour rule does not apply to Surfing due to the nature of the sport). If there is a change of venue, or the event is delayed by 10 or more days, all bets will be made void. 563. SWIMMING Bets Settlement & Abandoned Games governing body at Podium Presentation. Any subsequent amendments to the official result will be ignored for settlement purposes.

4210 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 565. All wagers stand regardless of change of venue however in the case of a postponement, the event must take place within 24hrs of the scheduled starting time for bets to stand. If there is a change of venue, or the event is delayed by 10 or more days, all bets will be made void. 626. WATER POLO All wagers on individual matches are based on the result at the end of scheduled normal time. This excludes extra time and any shootout. 628. In the case of a match being cancelled or postponed all bets will be void unless the match takes place within 36 hours of the initial scheduled starting time. Affected Multis will be recalculated excluding that event. 630. WINTER SPORTS (a) Upon postponement of any event (e.g. due to bad weather) all bets stand until the event takes place. If the event is re-scheduled to another venue then all single bets are void and wagers refunded. Affected multiples will be recalculated excluding that leg. If an event is postponed, bets will stand as long as the event takes place within 48 hours of the initial scheduled time. If the event is cancelled or takes place after this period, bets will be (b) Unless otherwise stated, betting is on an ‘all-in’ basis. (No refunds for non-starters) (c) Payouts will be based on the podium positions (d) In the event of a tie, all bets to win will be paid as per the Dead- Heat Rule 645. ENTERTAINMENT All wagers on Entertainment markets are singles only; Bets Multis are not permitted unless otherwise stated. 650. In the event of an unclear or ambiguous result, our RWWA’s decision is final and market(s) may be declared void and bets refunded. 655. The Dead-Heat Rule applies. 656. BANDY governing body of the event. Any subsequent amendments to the official result will be ignored for settlement purposes. 659. If a match is postponed or re-scheduled, the event must take place within 24 48 hours of the original scheduled time. Otherwise, all bets will be void and multi bets will be recalculated without the affected legs. 664. BEACH VOLLEYBALL governing body of the event. Any subsequent amendments to the official result will be ignored for settlement purposes. 666. If a match is postponed or re-scheduled, the event must take place within 24 hours of the original scheduled time. Otherwise, all bets will be void and multi bets will be recalculated without the affected legs. If a match is cancelled or postponed to a different date (host country time), bets on the match are deemed void and stakes refunded.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4211 — PART 2 — CONSUMER PROTECTION CP401 RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987 RETAIL TRADING HOURS (SHIRE OF LAKE GRACE) CHRISTMAS VARIATION ORDER 2020 Made by the Minister for Commerce under section 12E of the Act. This order is the Retail Trading Hours (Shire of Lake Grace) Christmas Variation Order 2020. This order comes into operation as follows— (a) clauses 1 and 2—on the day on which this order is published in the Gazette; (b) the rest of the order—on the day after that day. 3. Variation of retail trading hours (1) For the period commencing on Monday 7 December 2020 and ending on Friday 1 January 2021, (both dates inclusive), general retail shops, other than motor vehicle shops, in the Shire of Lake Grace local government district, are authorised to be open, at times when those shops would otherwise be required to be closed— (a) on each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, from 8.00 am until 9.00 pm; (b) on each Saturday, from 8.00 am until 5.00 pm; and (c) on each Sunday, from 11.00 am until 5.00 pm. (2) Despite subclause 3(1), general retail shops in the Lake Grace local government district are required to be closed on Christmas Day, Friday 25 December 2020. J. QUIGLEY, Minister for Commerce. CP402 RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987 RETAIL TRADING HOURS (SHIRE OF KONDININ) CHRISTMAS VARIATION ORDER 2020 Made by the Minister for Commerce under section 12E of the Act. This order is the Retail Trading Hours (Shire of Kondinin) Christmas Variation Order 2020. This order comes into operation as follows— (a) clauses 1 and 2—on the day on which this order is published in the Gazette; (b) the rest of the order—on the day after that day. 3. Variation of retail trading hours (1) For the period commencing on Monday 30 November 2020 and ending on Saturday 2 January 2021, (both dates inclusive), general retail shops, other than motor vehicle shops, in the Shire of Kondinin local government district, are authorised to be open, at times when those shops would otherwise be required to be closed— (a) on each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, from 6.45 am until 9.00 pm; (b) on each Saturday, from 6.45am until 5.00pm; and (c) on each Sunday and public holiday, from 11.00 am until 5.00 pm. (2) Despite subclause 3(1), general retail shops in the Kondinin local government district are required to be closed on Christmas Day, Friday 25 December 2020. J. QUIGLEY, Minister for Commerce.

4212 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 ENVIRONMENT EV401 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1986 DELEGATION NO. 44 I, Hon Stephen Dawson, Minister for Environment, acting pursuant to section 18 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (“the Act”), delegate all my powers and duties conferred or imposed by sections 38(6), 38(7), 44(3), 48D(3) and 45C of the Act. Pursuant to section 59(2) of the Interpretation Act 1984 the delegation of the powers referred to in the sections of the Act listed above shall be deemed to include the delegation of any duty incidental thereto or connected therewith. Persons to whom this delegation applies— a. The Chairman of the Environmental Protection Authority appointed under section 7(4a) of the Act; b. The Deputy Chairman of the Environmental Protection Authority appointed under section 7(4a) of the Act on the condition that the delegation is only exercised by the Deputy Chairman when the Chairman is unable to exercise the delegation either because of an absence (including, but not limited to, on business, on leave or vacancy of office) or due to a conflict of interest. Pursuant to section 18 of the Act and section 59(1)(e) of the Interpretation Act 1984 the following delegations are hereby revoked— a. delegation 4 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 1 June 1993 (EP401) b. delegation 5 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 1 June 1993 (EP402) c. delegation 4 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 23 July 1993 (EP401) d. delegation 5 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 23 July 1993 (EP402) e. delegation 7 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 18 August 1998 (EP401) f. delegation 8 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 18 August 1998 (EP402) g. delegation 9 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 18 August 1998 (EP403) h. delegation 10 under section 18 of the Act gazetted 18 August 1998 (EP404) i. delegation under section 18 of the Act gazetted 14 January 2005 (EV401) j. delegation under section 18 of the Act gazetted 14 January 2005 (EV402) Dated the 5th day of November 2020. Hon STEPHEN DAWSON, Minister for Environment. EV402 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1986 DELEGATION NO. 153 I, Michael Charles Rowe, in my capacity as the Chief Executive Officer of the Department responsible for the administration of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (“the Act”), and pursuant to section 20 of the Act, hereby delegate to the holders for the time being of the offices of— (a) Executive Director, Regulatory Services; (b) Director, Industry Regulation; (c) Executive Director, Compliance and Enforcement; (d) Director, Operations, Compliance and Enforcement; (e) Senior Manager, Resource Industries; (f) Senior Manager, Waste Industries; (g) Senior Manager, Process Industries; (h) Manager, Resource Industries; (i) Manager, Waste Industries; (j) Manager, Process Industries; (k) Senior Environmental Officer, Industry Regulation; and (l) Senior Industry Regulation Officer, all of the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, all my powers and duties, other than this power of delegation, under— (a) sections 54, 57, 59, 59B, 60, 62 and 64 of the Act; (b) regulations 5B and 5O of the Environment Protection Regulations 1987; (c) regulations 6(2)(a), 9, 13(2)(f)(ii) and 15 of the Environmental Protection (Rural Landfill) Regulations 2002;

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4213 (d) regulations 5(c), 12(d) and 14 of the Environmental Protection (Abattoir) Regulations 2001; and (e) regulation 2 of the Environmental Protection (Metal Coating) Regulations 2001. Under section 59(1)(e) of the Interpretation Act 1984, Delegation No. 148 gazetted 31 March 2020 is hereby revoked. MICHAEL CHARLES ROWE, Chief Executive Officer. ———— Approved by— Hon STEPHEN DAWSON MLC, Minister for Environment. Dated the 31st day of October 2020. FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES FE401 a total fire ban for 7 November 2020 for the local government districts of— East Pilbara, Port Hedland GREGORY FEENEY, Assistant Commissioner of the Department of FE402 a total fire ban for 8 November 2020 for the local government districts of— Ashburton, East Pilbara, Port Hedland, Laverton, Ngaanyatjarraku STUART WADE, Assistant Commissioner of the Department of FE403 a total fire ban for 9 November 2020 for the local government districts of— East Pilbara, Port Hedland, Ashburton, Karratha, Cue, Meekatharra, Mount Magnet, Sandstone, Yalgoo, Wiluna, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Dundas, Coolgardie, Laverton, Leonora, Menzies, Ngaanyatjarraku, Perenjori, Mount Marshall, Mukinbudin, Westonia, Yilgarn STUART WADE, Assistant Commissioner of the Department of

4214 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 FISHERIES FI401 PEARLING (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 1991 WAIVER OF FEES Pursuant to Regulation 9B of the Pearling (General) Regulations, in order to assist the commercial pearling industry to manage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, I, Heather Brayford, as delegate of the Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, consider it appropriate do so and do hereby waive part of the fees specified in the table below to the amount specified in the table below until 31 March 2021. Fee Amount waived Application fee for the issue or renewal of a farm lease $2,282.00 Application fee for the issue or renewal of a pearling licence or permit $405.00 Application fee for the issue or renewal of a hatchery licence or permit $405.00 Pearl diver’s licence annual fee $79.00 Pearl boat licence annual fee $79.00 Pearl boat master’s licence annual fee $79.00 Application fee for transfer of a farm lease or a right conferred by a farm lease $736.00 Application fee for transfer of a pearling licence or right conferred by a pearling licence (other than a quota) $81.00 Application fee for transfer of a hatchery licence or a right conferred by a hatchery licence (other than a quota) $81.00 Application fee for transfer of all or part of a quota as referred to in section 32(5) of the Pearling Act 1990 $454.00 This notice revokes the previous waiver notices made under Regulation 6 of the Pearling (General) Regulations. HEATHER BRAYFORD, Deputy Director General (As delegate for the CEO). Dated 1st November 2020. HEALTH HE401 PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 2016 EXTENSION OF DECLARATION (NO. 2) OF PUBLIC HEALTH STATE OF EMERGENCY Pursuant to section 170 of the Public Health Act 2016 (WA) I, Roger Cook, the Minister for Health, hereby extend the public health state of emergency declaration, which came into effect on 23 March 2020 at 13:30 hours. The duration of the public health state of emergency declaration is extended for a period of 14 days (the extension). Time of this extension: 12:00 pm. Date of this extension: 9 November 2020. Hon ROGER COOK MLA, Minister for Health.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4215 JUSTICE JU401 COURT SECURITY AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES ACT 1999 PERMIT DETAILS Pursuant to the provisions of section 51(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999, the Commissioner of Corrective Services has issued the following Permits to do High-Level Security Work— Surname First Name(s) Permit Number Permit Expiry Date Armstrong Peter Gerard BRS-200071 24/03/2022 Edwards Bradley James BRS-200070 24/03/2022 Geary Brooke BRS-200069 24/03/2022 Robinson Jeffrey Michael BRS-200072 24/03/2022 Pursuant to the provisions of section 56(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999, the Commissioner of Corrective Services has revoked the following Permits to do High-Level Security Work— Surname First Name(s) Permit Number Date Permit Revoked Keogh Jacqueline Ann BRS-170286-1 14/10/2020 Arslanovic Samir BRS-190036 14/10/2020 Khan Kashif BRS-180104 20/10/2020 Myers Stephan John BRS-180096 20/10/2020 Nyamayevhu Cyrus BRS-170458-1 20/10/2020 This notice is published under section 57(1) of the Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999. SUE HOLT, Assistant Director, Prisoner Transport and Custodial Services Contract Management. LOCAL GOVERNMENT LG402 City of Swan BASIS OF RATES I, Gordon MacMile, being delegated by the Minister of the Crown to whom the administration of the Local Government Act 1995 is committed by the Governor, and acting pursuant to section 6.28 (1) of that Act, hereby, and with effect from 23 August 2019, determined that the method of valuation to be used by the City of Swan as the basis for a rate in respect of the land referred to in the Schedules are to be the gross rental value of the land— Schedule ‘A’ UV to GRV All those portions of land being Lot 16 as shown on Diagram 29833 and Lot 300 as shown on Diagram 89286. Schedule ‘B’ UV to GRV All those portions of land being Lot 144 as shown on Plan 4553, Lot 67 as shown on Plan 4637, Lot 58 as shown on Plan 14768 and Lot 24 as shown on Plan 18486. Schedule ‘C’ UV to GRV All that portion of land being Lot 1103 as shown on Deposited Plan 416427. GORDON MacMILE, Acting Executive Director, Local Government, Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.

4216 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 LG401 City of Swan BASIS OF RATES I, Gordon MacMile, being delegated by the Minister of the Crown to whom the administration of the Local Government Act 1995 is committed by the Governor, and acting pursuant to section 6.28 (1) of that Act, hereby, and with effect from 29 October 2020, determined that the method of valuation to be used by the City of Swan as the basis for a rate in respect of the land referred to in the Schedule is to be the unimproved value of the land— Schedule GRV to UV All those portions of land being Lot 106 and Lot 107 as shown on Deposited Plan 72080. GORDON MacMILE, Acting Executive Director, Local Government, Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries. LG404 City of Albany APPOINTMENTS 2020-2021 The following persons have been appointed to the designated positions for the City of Albany in accordance section 38(1) of the Bush Fires Act 1954. All previous appointments are hereby cancelled— Senior Fire Control Officers— Chief Bush Fire Control Officer Gary Duncan Deputy Chief Fire Control Officer Graeme Poole Senior Fire Control Officer NE Richard Metcalfe, John Howard Senior Fire Control Officer SW Alan Hawley, Kevin Martin Fire Control Officers— Bornholm Chris Ayres, Andrew Ponsford, Laurie Nissen Elleker Roy Smith, Wayne van der Heide Gnowellen Morgan Sounness, Jeff Stoney Green Range Mark Plunkett, Jeremy Walker Highway Gerrit Ballast, Walter Van Dongen Kalgan Darryl Bradley, Bret Findlay, Don Tomlinson King River Simon Whitford, Malcolm Pearce Kojaneerup Ashton Hood, Scott Smith Manypeaks Kim Lester, Tim Metcalfe Napier Tom Collins, Brett Smoker Redmond Pieter Mostert, Lance Flett South Coast Shane Duncan, Rowan Hardey South Stirling Graeme Pyle, John Howard Torbay Keith Smith, Sam Cockburn Wellstead Peter Diprose, Mat Wood Youngs Siding Kevin Martin, Martin Peterson City of Albany Garry Turner, Brendan Gordon, Colin Hyde, Nathan Tysoe, Kym Lyall, Brendan Jellay, Krysten York, Charl Botha, David Charlton, Katie O’Connor, Dawn Kennedy, Darren Little. Fire Weather Officers— Gary Duncan, Graeme Poole, Richard Metcalfe

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4217 LG403 DOG ACT 1976 CAT ACT 2011 Shire of Augusta Margaret River APPOINTMENT The following person has been appointed as a Registration Officer pursuant to the Dog Act 1976 (as amended) and the Cat Act 2011 (as amended)— Christie Payne—Customer Service Officer All existing appointments are in effect. STEPHANIE ADDISON-BROWN, Chief Executive Officer. LG501 Shire of Lake Grace FIRE MANAGEMENT NOTICE 2020/2021 First and Final Notice is Hereby Served to All Land Owners or Occupiers in the Shire of Lake Grace You must prepare your property for the fire season by installing and maintaining firebreaks and reducing fuel loads on your property to the standards specified in this Notice (issued under section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954 (the Act). The fire mitigation measures listed in the Notice must be in place by 1 November 2020 and be maintained up to 30 April 2021 (inclusive). Pursuant to s.33 of the Act, you are hereby required to take the following fire mitigation measures on your land, which are to be in place by 1 November 2020 and be maintained until 30 April 2021 (inclusive).

1. RURAL LAND (a) Create a firebreak 3m wide with 4m vertical clearance situated immediately (or as close as practicable) inside all external boundaries of the property; (b) Where buildings, haystacks, fuel ramps, fuel tanks and stored fuel drums are situated on land, firebreaks at least 3m wide, completely encircling these items, and situated within 30m of the items must be installed; (c) Where land is in crop and adjoins the railway reserve, install a firebreak of not less than 3m wide encircling the crop; (d) On land immediately surrounding an air strip, a firebreak not less than 6m wide must be cleared; (e) Air strips used as the motor start up, refueling and maintenance area are to be completely cleared of all combustible materials for a radius of 18m; (f) Where vegetation has been bulldozed or prepared in a similar manner for clearing by burning (whether or not it is intended to burn the bush), a firebreak of not less than 13 metres wide is to be prepared inside the external boundaries of that land; and (g) An operational mobile firefighting unit, containing a minimum of 600 litres of water, is to be on standby and available for inspection.
2. WITHIN A TOWN SITE (a) Land up to and including 2,000m2—maintain the whole of the property in a low fuel state. Clear and maintain the land free of all inflammable matter including piles of branches, cuttings and other dried vegetation. (b) Land over 2000m2—a fire break at least 2 metres wide is to be constructed inside all external boundaries (and located as close as practicable to the boundaries).
3. ASSET PROTECTION ZONE FOR BUILDINGS An Asset Protection Zone (APZ) is an area directly surrounding a building that is managed to reduce the bushfire hazard to an acceptable level. (a) APZs consist of managed vegetation, reticulated lawns and gardens and other non-flammable features. (b) APZs are required for all habitable buildings, whether located on rural properties or within a town site. (c) Habitable buildings should be surrounded by an APZ of 20m measured from the outside of the building (or to the boundary of the property where 20 metres can not be achieved).
4. PLANTATIONS Plantation operators must comply with the standards contained in DFES Guidelines for Plantation Fire Protection, available from the Shire of Lake Grace website at www.lakegrace.wa.gov.au By Order of Shire of Lake Grace Council

4218 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 MINERALS AND PETROLEUM MP401 INSTRUMENT OF EXTENSION OF TERM OF EXEMPTION OF LAND I, Anthony Thomas Bullen, Acting Executive Director, Resource Tenure, pursuant to section 19 of the Mining Act 1978, hereby extend the exemption originally declared on 24 November 2010 and published in the Government Gazette dated 3 December 2010 for that area described hereunder (not being private land or land that is the subject of a mining tenement or an application for a mining tenement) from Divisions 1 to 5 of Part IV of the Mining Act 1978, for a period of two years expiring on 23 November 2022. Locality Mungada Ridge Description of Land Land designated S19/322 in the TENGRAPH electronic plan of the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety. A geospatial description is filed in the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety electronic file number E59/1059, document ID 6088278. Area of Land 10715.1856 hectares Dated at Perth this 6th day of November 2020. ANTHONY THOMAS BULLEN, Acting Executive Director, Resource Tenure. MP402 PETROLEUM PIPELINES ACT 1969 VARIATION STP-PLV-0107 OF PETROLEUM PIPELINE LICENCE PL 40 Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline PL 40 held by DBNGP (WA) Nominees Pty Limited has, by instrument of variation STP-PLV-0107, been varied to replace THE SCHEDULE, SPECIFICATIONS A, II. Specifications, Section 2.1 Gas Pipeline with the new THE SCHEDULE, SPECIFICATIONS A, II. Specifications, Section 2.1 Gas Pipeline with effect on 11 November 2020. ANTHONY THOMAS BULLEN, Acting Executive Director, Resource Tenure Division, Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety. MP403 Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Leonora WA 6438. following licences are liable to forfeiture under the provision of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978 for breach of covenant, being failure to comply with the prescribed expenditure conditions and/or non-compliance with the reporting provisions. E. O’DONNELL, Warden. ———— To be heard by the Warden at Leonora on 15 December 2020. MT MARGARET MINERAL FIELD P 37/9050 Golden Mile Resources Ltd P 37/9051 Golden Mile Resources Ltd P 37/9052 Golden Mile Resources Ltd P 37/9053 Golden Mile Resources Ltd

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4219 MP404 Department of Mines and Petroleum, Karratha WA 6741. following licences are liable to forfeiture under the provision of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978 for breach of covenant, being failure to comply with the prescribed expenditure conditions and/or non-compliance with the reporting provisions. M. RIDLEY, Warden. ———— To be heard by the Warden at Karratha on 21 January 2021. WEST PILBARA MINERAL FIELD P 47/1720 Doepgen, Monica Maria P 47/1721 Setnik, George MP405 Department of Mines and Petroleum, Karratha WA 6741. following licences are liable for forfeiture under the provision of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978 for non payment of rent. M. RIDLEY, Warden. ———— To be heard by the Warden at Karratha on 21 January 2021. ASHBURTON MINERAL FIELD Miscellaneous Licences L 08/133 North West Stone Pty Ltd KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD P 80/1858 Fauntleroy, Richard James P 80/1859 Shadforth, Patrick Michael PARLIAMENT PA401 PARLIAMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA Royal Assent to Bills It is hereby notified for public information that the Governor has Assented in the name and on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen, on the dates shown, to the undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly during the First Session of the Fortieth Parliament. Title of Act Date of Assent Act No. Work Health and Safety Act 2020 10 November 2020 36 of 2020 Safety Levies Amendment Act 2020 10 November 2020 37 of 2020 Road Traffic Amendment (Immobilisation, Towing and Detention of Vehicles) Act 2020 10 November 2020 38 of 2020 NIGEL PRATT, Clerk of the Parliaments.

4220 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 PLANNING PL401 Shire of Murray Local Planning Scheme No. 4—Amendment No. 311 Ref: TPS/2637 Development Act 2005 that the Minister for Planning approved the Shire of Murray Local Planning Scheme amendment on 4 November 2020 for the purpose of— Modifying the Scheme Map to rezone Lot 221 Lakes Road and parts of Lot 400 Paterson Road, Nambeelup from ‘Rural’ to ‘Industrial Development—Nambeelup’ zone. D. BOLT, Shire President. D. UNSWORTH, Chief Executive Officer. PL404 City of Fremantle Local Planning Scheme No. 4—Amendment No. 77 Ref: TPS/2516 Development Act 2005 that the Minister for Planning approved the City of Fremantle Local Planning Scheme amendment on 4 November 2020 for the purpose of— (a) Rezoning Lot 8 (Nos. 9-15) Quarry Street, Fremantle from Residential with a density coding of R25 to Mixed Use with a density coding of R80, and to amend the density coding of Lots 1 and 2 (No. 5-7) Quarry Street from RAC3 to R80; (b) Modifying Schedule 7—Local Planning Areas (Development Requirements) Local Planning Area 2—Fremantle 2.3.1, Sub Area 1 as follows— 2.3 SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS FOR SUB AREAS 2.3.1 Sub Area 1

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4221 2.3.1.1 Land Use (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of Table 1—Zoning— (i) Residential uses will not be permitted in new buildings at ground level adjacent to Queen Victoria Street at the following locations— □ between Parry Street and James Street both sides □ for 60 metres north from James Street both sides □ for 30 metres south from Burt Street east side □ for 90 metres south from Beach St west side; and (ii) Except in Area 1a and 1b, non-residential uses will only be permitted above ground level where they meet local needs for commercial services. 2.3.1.2 (b) Clause 2.2 ‘Matters to be considered in applying general and specific height controls’ does not apply to Sub Area 1. (c) Permitted building heights shall be in accordance with the requirements set out in the table below— Building Height and Setbacks Area Permitted Building Height (Metres) Min. Facade Height 1a 12.5 Council may permit a maximum building height of 20 metres for Area 1a where the proposed development satisfies all of the following— (i) Exceptional design quality and distinctive architecture befitting its location (ii) Demonstrate a high standard of environmentally sustainable design, incorporating into the building fabric measures to minimise energy consumption, water usage, emissions and waste (iii) Provide a high quality and publicly accessible pedestrian environment within the site as an extension of the street space at the ground level frontages to Queen Victoria Street and Beach Nil 1b 20 Nil 2 24.5 10 3 18 10 3a 18 10 4 18 10 4a 18 10 4b 15 10 5 11 10 6 11 10 6a As defined by the R-Codes As defined by the R-Codes 7 18 10 7a 18 10 8 18 In granting consent to the maximum 18 metre height prescribed for Area 8 Council shall be satisfied in regard to all of the following— (a) That the proposal is consistent with predominant height patterns of adjoining properties and the locality generally, (b) The proposal would not be detrimental to the amenity of the area, (c) The proposal would be consistent, if applicable, with conservation objectives for the site and locality generally, and (d) Any other relevant matter outlined in Council’s local planning policies. Council may impose a lesser height in the event that the proposal does not satisfy any one or all of the above requirements. (d) In the front elevation of all new development, except fronting Quarry Street, the ground floor level must be no greater than 600mm above the level of the adjacent footpath and the first floor level must be at least 4.5 metres above the level of the footpath adjacent to the site.

4222 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 (e) Notwithstanding the maximum building height requirements in the table above, in Area 6a buildings shall be no higher than 2 storeys with a maximum overall height of 9.0 metres and a maximum wall height of 6.0 metres, within 10.0 metres of the north-eastern boundary (adjoining Lots 4 and 24-26) and south-western boundary (adjoining Lot 3). (f) Notwithstanding the specific building height requirements in the table above, and excluding Area 6a, Council may permit additional height to a maximum of 4 metres subject to development satisfying both of the following criteria— (i) The additional level being sufficiently set back from the street facade so as to not be visible from the street(s) adjoining the subject site; and (ii) The design being integrated with the design of the overall building. (g) In addition to the general height requirements outlined in the table above and the additional height in (f), Council may permit further building height to a maximum of 4 metres in Areas 1a, 1b, 2, 3a, 4a and 7a where the Council is satisfied that the proposed development satisfies all of the following criteria— (i) Exceptional design quality and distinctive architecture befitting its location (ii) Demonstrates best practice in environmentally sustainable design, incorporating into the building fabric measures to minimise energy consumption, water usage, emissions and waste (iii) Provide a high quality landscaped and publicly accessible pedestrian environment at ground level that includes, where appropriate— (a) the area of the required setbacks in Queen Victoria Street and James Street being transferred at no cost to Council for the purposes of a road widening; and (b) east-west mid-block pedestrian links between Queen Victoria and Beach Street that are an integrated component of any development concept and are convenient, legible, attractive, safe and activated. Ongoing public access arrangements are to be determined by and be to the satisfaction of the City and set as a condition of planning approval. The setback from the street facade required in (f) for any additional height above the Permitted Building Height does not apply in these areas if additional height is granted in accordance with (g). (h) Building setbacks shall be in accordance with the requirements set out in the table below. Council may vary the prescribed setbacks where it is satisfied that the design outcome will be improved or where the road has been widened. Area Frontage to: Maximum Street Setback side and rear 1a All streets Not specified Not specified Nil 1b All streets Not specified Not specified Nil 2 Beach St Nil 2 to 10m height Nil 3 Queen Victoria St 3.3 3.3 to 10m height Nil 3a Queen Victoria St 3.3 3.3 to 10m height Nil 4 Queen Victoria St north of James St 3.3 3.3 to 10m height Nil Queen Victoria St south of James St Nil 3.3 to 10m height Nil Quarry St Nil to 11m height, then 3m setback from lower front elevation 4 Nil 4a Queen Victoria St north of James St 3.3 3.3 to 10m height Nil Queen Victoria St south of James St Nil 3.3 to 10m height Nil 4b Queen Victoria St Nil 3.3 to 10m height Nil

5 All Streets Nil 4 Nil

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4223 Area Frontage to: Maximum Street Setback side and rear

6 All Streets Nil 2 Nil 6a Quarry Street 2 Also note point (1) below Also note point (1) below As defined by the R-Codes

7 James St 2 3.3 Nil Queen Victoria St Nil 3.3 to 10m height Nil Beach St Nil 2 to 10m height 7a James St 2 3.3 Nil Queen Victoria St Nil 3.3 to 10m height Nil

8 All Streets Nil 3.3 Nil Notwithstanding the specific setback requirements required in the table above, in Area Ga— (1) within 10 metres of the north-eastern and south-western boundaries, the minimum street setback shall be 4.0 metres and the maximum street setback shall be 10.0 metres. (i) Except in Area 6a, the maximum aggregate width of spaces between buildings at ground floor level at street frontage may be no more than 8 metres on any one lot. 2.3.1.3 Other Development Standards (j) New buildings in the area should embody contemporary and innovative architecture which is sensitive to Fremantle’s sense of place and satisfies any relevant planning and design policy adopted for the area. (k) As part of any future development in Area 4, a high amenity pedestrian access link with a minimum width of 5 metres is to be provided for both pedestrians and cyclists between Queen Victoria Street and Quarry Street in the vicinity of Shuffrey Street at no cost to the City, unless otherwise agreed between the City and the landowner. The provision of the pedestrian access link is to be considered as an integrated component of any redevelopment concept in this location to ensure the provision of activated ground level frontages and a high quality built form outcome. Ongoing public access arrangements are to be determined by and be to the satisfaction of the City, and set as a condition of planning approval. 2.3.1.4 Car Parking (l) The provisions of clause 4.7.3 (a) (i) and (ii) of the Scheme do not apply in Sub Area 1. (m) For residential development the parking requirements of the Residential Design Codes code apply. (n) Council may waive car parking requirements in accordance with clause 4.7.3 for ground level non- residential uses anywhere in Sub Area 1 subject to the development/use being able to generate interest and activity within the adjacent public domain. 2.3.1.5 Special Conditions of Planning Approval (o) The Council may impose a condition on planning approval for any new development in Sub Area 1 requiring a memorial to be placed on the property title advising of the potential for future development on adjoining land to be constructed in accordance with the building height and setback requirements applicable to Sub Area 1, which include zero minimum side and rear setbacks. B. PERRITT, Mayor. P. ST JOHN, Chief Executive Officer.

4224 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 PL402 Town of Port Hedland Local Planning Scheme No. 5—Amendment No. 80 Ref: TPS/2157 Development Act 2005 that the Minister for Planning approved the Town of Port Hedland Local Planning Scheme amendment on 4 November 2020 for the purpose of—

1. Reclassifying Crown Reserve 29085 (Lots 952 & 2046) Tindale Street, Port Hedland from Local Scheme Reserve ‘Other Public Purposes—Waste Disposal and Treatment’ to ‘Urban Development’ and amending the Scheme Map accordingly.
2. Removing the Special Control Area on the Scheme Map associated with Reserve 29085 (Lots 952 and 2046) Tindale Street, Port Hedland.
3. Amending Appendix 7—Additional Requirements for Precincts to include the following— Former Wastewater Treatment Plant Structure Plan Area Lot 952 and Lot 2046 Tindale Street, Port Hedland (i) Subdivision and development shall have due regard to the requirements of a Structure Plan(s) approved by the Western Australian Planning commission. (ii) Structure Plan(s) prepared over the structure plan area shall be consistent with and incorporate the findings and recommendations of the following technical reports—   Local Water Management Strategy that achieves the objectives of State Planning Policy 2.9—Water Resources to the satisfaction of the Western Australian Planning Commission upon advice from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation.   Bushfire Management Plan to the satisfaction of the Department of Fire and Emergency Services. (iii) Structure Plan(s) prepared over the structure plan area shall be consistent with the following requirements— a. Land uses shall be compatible with surrounding development; b. Lot sizes shall be capable of supporting a diverse range of housing typologies; and c. Lot configuration, public realm and movement networks to integrate with adjacent McGregor Street Sporting Precinct. P. CARTER, Mayor. C. ASKEW, Chief Executive Officer. PL403 Town of Port Hedland Local Planning Scheme No. 5—Amendment No. 84 Ref: TPS/2629 Development Act 2005 that the Minister for Planning approved the Town of Port Hedland Local Planning Scheme amendment on 4 November 2020 for the purpose of—
4. Reclassifying Crown Reserve 31506 (Lot 5755) and portion of Reserve 29044 (Lot 300) Styles Road, Port Hedland and Johnson Lane (road reserve) from ‘Other Public Purposes: Energy’ and ‘Parks and Recreation’ to ‘Urban Development’.
5. Rezoning Crown Reserve 30768 (Lot 5966), Crown Reserve 31462 (Lot 5770) and portion of Johnson Lane and portion of Reserve 30768 (Lot 556) and portion of Unallocated Crown Land Lot 340 Styles Road, Port Hedland from ‘Rural’ to ‘Urban Development’.
6. Amending the Scheme Maps accordingly.

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4225 4. Amending Appendix 10—Urban Development Additional Development Requirements as shown below— No. Description of Land Conditions Pretty Pool Land bound by Gray Street, Wilson Street, Cooke Point Road, Athol Street and the Indian Ocean, excluding the Pretty Pool Creek 1 Development Plan Area. Subdivision and development of the land shall be in accordance with the requirements of Structure Plan(s) endorsed by the Western Australian Planning Commission, which shall address the following requirements— i. Land identified in the Structure Plan(s) will be restricted to a built height limit that prevents light spill onto Cemetery Beach and Pretty Pool Beach and adjacent area. ii. The finished development level of all habitable use shall be a minimum of 6.7 metres Australian Height Datum. iii. Adequate coastal erosion and flood inundation protection and management measures approved by the Town of Port Hedland to comply with the Town of Port Hedland adopted Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Plan (CHRMAP) and provisions of the State Planning Policy No. 2.6 ‘State Coastal Planning Policy’. iv. Environmental Management Plans addressing the following shall be prepared, adopted and implemented to the satisfaction of the Town of Port Hedland on advice from the relevant State Government agency— a. Construction management b. Foreshore Management c. Mangrove Management d. Drainage and nutrient management e. Marine turtle management f. Acid Sulfate Soil management (if required) g. Other management plans as considered necessary on the advice from the relevant State Government agency. Foreshore Protection and Management Subdivision and development of the land shall be in accordance with a Foreshore Management Plan prepared in accordance with the provisions of State Planning Policy No. 2.6 ‘State Coastal Planning Policy’ to the satisfaction of the Western Australian Planning Commission. P. CARTER, Mayor. C. ASKEW, Chief Executive Officer. PUBLIC NOTICES ZZ401 Maureen Mary Hackett, late of Regis North Fremantle, WA, deceased. respect of the deceased, who died 20 April 2020, are required by the Executors c/- 11 Leveque Loop, San Remo, WA to send particulars of their claims to them within one month of the publication of this notice, after which date the Executors may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice.

4226 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 13 November 2020 ZZ402 Gordon Anthony Herbert, late of 62 Staniland Street, Orange Grove, Western Australia, deceased. respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 23 August 2018, are required by the administrators of the estate of the deceased of care of Macdonald Rudder Lawyers of 3/109 James Street, Northbridge, WA to send particulars of their claims to them within one month from the date of publication of this notice, after which date the administrators may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice. ZZ403 Alma Faye Blundell, late of The Pines, 21 Ponte Vecchio Boulevard, Ellenbrook, Western Australia, deceased. respect of the estate of the deceased who died on 11 May 2020 are required by the personal representative to send particulars of their claims to her care of IRDI Legal, 248 Oxford Street, Leederville, Western Australia 6007 by 15 January 2021 after which date the personal representative may convey or distribute the assets having regard to the claims of which she then has notice. ZZ404 Joan Helena Maley, late of RAAFA Alice Ross-King Care Centre, Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek, Western Australia (address in the will—44 Beverley Terrace, South Guildford, Western Australia), deceased. respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 16 June 2020, are required by Executor, Perpetual Trustee Company Limited ACN 000 001 007 of Level 18, 123 Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales to send particulars of their claims to them within one (1) month from the date of publication of this Notice, after which date it may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which it then has notice. PERPETUAL TRUSTEE COMPANY LIMITED, Level 18, 123 Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales. ZZ405 respect of the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are required to send particulars of their claims to me on or before 13 December 2020 after which date I may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which I then have notice. Barry, Paul Stephen, late of 23A Forrest Street, North Beach, who died on 26 May 2014 (DE33149799 EM26). Bussell, Alfred Donald (also known as Alfred Bussell), late of Southern Cross Care (WA) Inc—Success Village, 27 Pearson Drive, Success, who died on 11 October 2020 (DE33074817 EM23). Clark, Merle, late of City of Bayswater Aged Care Hostel, 21 Embleton Avenue, Embleton, who died on 4 September 2020 (DE19920688 EM23). Flaherty, Kim Barry, late of 12 Nellie Green, Dudley Park, who died on 9 May 2020 (DE19872451 EM37).

13 November 2020 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4227 Jones, Nancy, late of SwanCare Waminda Care Centre, 1 Adie Court, Bentley, who died on

11 October 2020 (DE19750471 EM16). Kindred, Joan, late of Meath Care Nursing Home, 18 Hocking Road, Kingsley, who died on 1 October 2020 (DE19963364 EM17). Lank, Vaino, late of Unit 18, 23-27 Kirkham Hill Terrace, Maylands, who died on 26 October 2020 (DE19660289 EM15). Meadowcroft, David Arnold, late of 5 Ascot Place, Ascot, who died on 5 June 2020 (DE19580477 EM38). Miller, Lorraine Rose, late of Unit 10, 283-287 Rockingham Road, Spearwood, who died on 5 August 2020 (PM33097298 EM214). Toms, Kathleen, late of RAAFA Merriwa, 19 Hughie Edwards Drive, Merriwa, who died on

23 September 2020 (DE33116355 EM35). Whelpdale, Owen Hubert, late of CraigCare Albany, Beaufort Road, Albany, who died on 10 July 2020 (PM33155740 EM27). BRIAN ROCHE, Public Trustee,

553 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000. Telephone: 1300 746 212