sec.22Control of State managed boat harbours by regulatory notice

sec.22 Control of State managed boat harbours by regulatory notice

The chief executive may display, or give to a person, a notice (also a regulatory notice ) to control access to, or the use of, a State managed boat harbour. See part 8 for requirements about regulatory notices. Without limiting subsection (1) , the chief executive may display, or give to a person, a notice (also a regulatory notice ) to control activities or conduct in a State managed boat harbour if the chief executive reasonably believes displaying or giving the regulatory notice is necessary— to maintain or improve the safe, secure or efficient operation of the boat harbour; or to maintain or improve the convenience of users of the boat harbour; or to prevent damage to the environment in the boat harbour. Without limiting subsection (2) , a regulatory notice displayed or given by the chief executive under that subsection may— control the movement or mooring of, or activities on or by, a ship; or control the movement, handling or storage of goods that are loaded, waiting to be loaded, unloaded or being transhipped; or control the movement of persons; or control the movement, parking or stopping of vehicles. fixing a maximum speed limit indicating a pedestrian crossing indicating a place where driving, parking or stopping of vehicles is restricted or prohibited A person must comply with a regulatory notice under subsection (1) or (2) . Maximum penalty—30 penalty units. (sec.22-ssec.1) The chief executive may display, or give to a person, a notice (also a regulatory notice ) to control access to, or the use of, a State managed boat harbour. See part 8 for requirements about regulatory notices. (sec.22-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the chief executive may display, or give to a person, a notice (also a regulatory notice ) to control activities or conduct in a State managed boat harbour if the chief executive reasonably believes displaying or giving the regulatory notice is necessary— to maintain or improve the safe, secure or efficient operation of the boat harbour; or to maintain or improve the convenience of users of the boat harbour; or to prevent damage to the environment in the boat harbour. (sec.22-ssec.3) Without limiting subsection (2) , a regulatory notice displayed or given by the chief executive under that subsection may— control the movement or mooring of, or activities on or by, a ship; or control the movement, handling or storage of goods that are loaded, waiting to be loaded, unloaded or being transhipped; or control the movement of persons; or control the movement, parking or stopping of vehicles. fixing a maximum speed limit indicating a pedestrian crossing indicating a place where driving, parking or stopping of vehicles is restricted or prohibited (sec.22-ssec.4) A person must comply with a regulatory notice under subsection (1) or (2) . Maximum penalty—30 penalty units.