sec.53BDPublicly-controlled places and their public entities

### sec.53BD Publicly-controlled places and their public entities A publicly-controlled place is— a State-controlled road; or a place for which a public entity is responsible that— the public is entitled to use; or is open to members of the public; or is used by the public, whether or not on payment of money. a road However, publicly-controlled place does not include any of the following under the Transport Infrastructure Act — busway land; light rail land; a railway; rail corridor land. For provisions relevant to water infrastructure work for places mentioned in subsection (2) , see the Transport Infrastructure Act , chapter 6 (Road transport infrastructure), chapter 9 , part 4 , divisions 4 (Public utility plant) and 5 (Use of busway or busway transport infrastructure) and chapter 10 , part 4 , divisions 3 (Public utility plant) and 4 (Use of light rail or light rail transport infrastructure). The public entity for a publicly-controlled place is the public entity immediately and primarily responsible for the place. s 53BD ins 2010 No. 20 s 9 (sec.53BD-ssec.1) A publicly-controlled place is— a State-controlled road; or a place for which a public entity is responsible that— the public is entitled to use; or is open to members of the public; or is used by the public, whether or not on payment of money. a road (sec.53BD-ssec.2) However, publicly-controlled place does not include any of the following under the Transport Infrastructure Act — busway land; light rail land; a railway; rail corridor land. For provisions relevant to water infrastructure work for places mentioned in subsection (2) , see the Transport Infrastructure Act , chapter 6 (Road transport infrastructure), chapter 9 , part 4 , divisions 4 (Public utility plant) and 5 (Use of busway or busway transport infrastructure) and chapter 10 , part 4 , divisions 3 (Public utility plant) and 4 (Use of light rail or light rail transport infrastructure). (sec.53BD-ssec.3) The public entity for a publicly-controlled place is the public entity immediately and primarily responsible for the place. - (a) a State-controlled road; or - (b) a place for which a public entity is responsible that— (i) the public is entitled to use; or (ii) is open to members of the public; or (iii) is used by the public, whether or not on payment of money. Example for paragraph (b) — a road - (i) the public is entitled to use; or - (ii) is open to members of the public; or - (iii) is used by the public, whether or not on payment of money. - (i) the public is entitled to use; or - (ii) is open to members of the public; or - (iii) is used by the public, whether or not on payment of money. - (a) busway land; - (b) light rail land; - (c) a railway; - (d) rail corridor land.