Sydney Harbour Federation Trust Regulations 2001
26IParking within parking spaces
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26I Parking within parking spaces
(1) A driver must not park a vehicle in a parking space in a way that:
(a) any part of the vehicle lies over the road markings by which the parking space is indicated; or
(b) is not in accordance with information on a parking control sign that applies to the parking space.
Examples for paragraph (b)
Note: 1 If a parking control sign that applies to a parking space includes the words ‘park rear to kerb’, or similar words, a vehicle is not parked in accordance with the information on the sign unless the vehicle is parked so that the rear of the vehicle is nearest the kerb.
Note: 2 If a parking control sign that applies to a parking space includes words indicating that a vehicle must be parked at a particular angle to the kerb, a vehicle is not parked in accordance with the information on the sign unless the vehicle is parked at an angle to the kerb as near as practicable to the angle mentioned on the sign.
Note Vehicle includes a trailer: see definition of vehicle in regulation 3.
(2) A driver of a vehicle that includes a trailer must not detach the trailer from the vehicle so as to leave the trailer in a parking space in a way that:
(a) any part of the trailer lies over the road markings by which the parking space is indicated; or
(b) is not in accordance with information on a parking control sign that applies to the parking space.
Note Drivers of vehicles with trailers should park in a long vehicle parking area.
(3) An offence against subregulation (1) or (2) is an offence of strict liability.
Part 3 Enforcement
Division 3.1 Rangers
27 Appointment of rangers
(1) The Trust may, in writing, appoint as a ranger:
(a) an employee of the Trust; or
(b) a person covered by an arrangement made under subsection 48 (3) of the Act; or
(c) a person covered by an arrangement made under regulation 28; or
(d) a person who is the holder of a licence under the Security Industry Act 1997 of New South Wales.
(2) The Trust must allocate a ranger identification number to a person appointed as a ranger.