Women's and Children's Hospitals Amendment By-laws 2006 (WA)

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HE301*

Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927

Women's and Children's Hospitals Amendment

By-laws 2006

Made by the Minister under section 22 in his capacity as the board of the
Hospitals.

1.            Citation

These by-laws are the Women's and Children's Hospitals
Amendment By-laws 2006.

2.            The by-laws amended

The amendments in these by-laws are to the Women's and
Children's Hospitals By-laws 2005*.

[* Published in Gazette 28 January 2005, p. 481-504.]

and inserting a semicolon instead.

3.             By-law 2 amended

By-law 2(1) is amended as follows:

(a) by inserting in the appropriate alphabetical positions

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"ticket vending machine" means a machine situated in a parking facility which, when money is placed in the machine, issues a visitor's ticket;

"visitor's ticket" means a ticket containing the day,
date and time the ticket was issued from a ticket
vending machine and the time of the ticket's

expiry.

(b) after the definition of "vehicle" by deleting the full stop

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4.            By-law 15 amended

(1)	By-law 15(1)(e) is amended by inserting after "vehicles that display a" -
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visitor's ticket or a ".

(2) By-law 15(4) is repealed and the following sub-bylaws are
inserted instead -

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(4) Without limiting sub-bylaw (3), a person must not park
a vehicle in a parking space, parking facility or part of
a parking facility set aside for vehicles displaying
either a visitor's ticket or a specified permit unless the
person is the holder of the specified permit that is

current or the person -

(a)	has paid into a ticket vending machine the prescribed charge for parking the vehicle for the period of time during which the vehicle is parked; and
(b)	displays, in accordance with any direction in the sign, the visitor's ticket for that period of parking issued from the ticket vending machine.

(5) For the purposes of sub-bylaw (4), the prescribed charge is 60 cents for every hour or part of hour.

5. By-law 16 amended
By-law 16(2) is repealed and the following sub-bylaws are
inserted instead -

(2) An application under sub-bylaw (1) -

(a) is to be in a form approved by the chief

executive officer or an authorised person; and

(b) is to be accompanied by payment of a fee of $7.20 per week for the period for which the permit is sought.

(2a) The chief executive officer may waive the fee under
sub-bylaw (2)(b) in a case where the chief executive
officer or authorised person believes that there are
proper grounds for doing so.

6.            By-law 16A inserted

After by-law 16 the following by-law is inserted -

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16A. Refund of permit fees

(1) A fee paid in advance for a permit may be refunded in

the manner set Out in sub-bylaw (2) to a person -
(a) who no longer wishes to use the permit; or

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(b)	whose employment at the Hospital ends; or
(c)	who is granted absence on —

(i)      long service leave; or

(ii)     other leave from employment at the Hospital,

for a period of at least 4 consecutive weeks.

(2) The refund is to be —

(a)

in the case of a person to whom the same proportion to the amount of fees paid as is represented by the period of the permit that remains unexpired after the last day the person uses the permit or the last day of employment at the Hospital (as the case may be), in proportion to the period for which the permit was issued; or

(b) sub-bylaw (1)(c) applies, an amount in the in the case of a person to whom represented by the period of leave in proportion to the period for which the permit was issued.

J. A. McG1NTY, the Hospitals