South Bank Corporation By-law 2026
sec.13Entry to site while closed
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sec.13 Entry to site while closed
A person must not enter the site while the site is closed under section 12 unless the entry is— allowed under subsection (3) (a) ; or otherwise authorised by law. Maximum penalty—4 penalty units. The corporation may, having regard to the reason the site is closed, tell authorised persons and security officers the following— the persons who may enter the site while it is closed (the permitted persons ); the conditions, if any, on which the permitted persons may enter. An authorised person or security officer must, while on duty at an entry to the site while it is closed— allow permitted persons to enter the site and inform them of the conditions; and refuse entry to the site to anyone not otherwise authorised by law to enter the site. (sec.13-ssec.1) A person must not enter the site while the site is closed under section 12 unless the entry is— allowed under subsection (3) (a) ; or otherwise authorised by law. Maximum penalty—4 penalty units. (sec.13-ssec.2) The corporation may, having regard to the reason the site is closed, tell authorised persons and security officers the following— the persons who may enter the site while it is closed (the permitted persons ); the conditions, if any, on which the permitted persons may enter. (sec.13-ssec.3) An authorised person or security officer must, while on duty at an entry to the site while it is closed— allow permitted persons to enter the site and inform them of the conditions; and refuse entry to the site to anyone not otherwise authorised by law to enter the site.
- (a) allowed under subsection (3) (a) ; or
- (b) otherwise authorised by law.
- (a) the persons who may enter the site while it is closed (the permitted persons );
- (b) the conditions, if any, on which the permitted persons may enter.
- (a) allow permitted persons to enter the site and inform them of the conditions; and
- (b) refuse entry to the site to anyone not otherwise authorised by law to enter the site.