Justices Act 1902 Regulation relating to short descriptions of offences under the Water Traffic Regulations NSW (1994-667) [GG No 174 of 23.12.1994] (NSW)

1994-No. 667

JUSTICES ACT 1982—REGULATION

(Relating to short descriptions of offences under the Water Traffic Regulations-

N.S.W.)

NEW SOUTH WALES

[Published in Gazette No. 174 of 23 December 1994]

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Justices Act 1902, has been pleased to make the Regulation set forth hereunder.

IAN ARMSTRONG,

for Minister for Justice.

Commencement

1. This Regulation commences on 23 December 1994.

Amendment

2. The Maritime (Short Description of Offences) Regulation 1987 is amended by inserting in Columns 1 and 2 of Schedule 1 after the matter relating to Regulation 6 (4) of the Water Traffic Regulations—N.S.W. the following matter:

Regulation 6 (6) (a)—	navigate water craft towing
navigate personal water	skier or aquaplaner near
craft towing a water skier	person
or aquaplaner in a designated surf zone within 100 m of person in the water
Regulation 6 (6) (b)—	navigate water craft towing
navigate personal water	skier or aquaplaner near
craft towing a water skier	vessel
or aquaplaner in a designated surf zone within 100 m of vessel

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Regulation 6 (6) (b)—	navigate water craft towing
navigate personal water	skier or aquaplaner near
craft towing a water skier	property
or aquaplaner in a designated surf zone within 100 m of property
Regulation 6 (6) (c)—	navigate water craft towing
navigate personal water	skier or aquaplaner near
craft towing a water skier	shore
or aquaplaner in a designated surf zone within 100 m of shore
Regulation 14 (13A)—being	own water craft driven at speed
the owner of a personal	by unlicensed driver
water craft driven by an unlicensed driver at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots on navigable waters
Regulation 14 (13B)—being	drive water craft at speed while
the unlicensed driver of a	unlicensed
personal water craft driven at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots on navigable
waters
Regulation 15 (4) (a)—	navigate water craft at speed
navigate personal water	near person
craft in a designated surf zone at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots within 100 m of person in the water
Regulation 15 (4) (b)—	navigate water craft at speed
navigate personal water	near vessel
craft in a designated surf zone at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots within 100 m of vessel

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Regulation 15 (4) (b)—	navigate water craft at speed
navigate personal water	near property
craft in a designated surf zone at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots within 100 m of property
Regulation 15 (4) (c)—	navigate water craft at speed
navigate personal water	near shore
craft in a designated surf zone at a speed of or exceeding 10 knots within 100 m of shore
Regulation 15A (1) (a)—	own personal water craft
being the owner of a	without behaviour sticker
personal water craft	affixed
without a behaviour sticker affixed as required by Regulation 15A (2)
Regulation 15A (1) (b)—	own personal water craft with
being the owner of a	behaviour sticker defaced
personal water craft with a behaviour sticker affixed which is defaced
Regulation 15A (1) (b)—	own personal water craft with
being the owner of a	behaviour sticker obliterated
personal water craft with a behaviour sticker affixed which is obliterated
Regulation 15A (1) (b)—	own personal water craft with
being the owner of a	behaviour sticker concealed
personal water craft with a behaviour sticker affixed which is concealed
Regulation 15A (3)—drive a	drive water craft in
personal water craft in	contravention of behaviour
contravention of the	sticker
requirements of the behaviour sticker

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EXPLANATORY NOTE

This Regulation prescribes the short descriptions that, under section 145B of the Justices Act 1902, are sufficient to state or describe, in any information, complaint, summons, warrant, notice, order or other document, certain offences under the Water Traffic Regulations—N.S.W. relating to the use of personal water craft.

This Regulation is made under the Justices Act 1902, including section 154 (the

general regulation making power) and section 145B.