Operational matters
14 Operational matters
The director-general may determine standards in relation to the following operational matters at a pool facility:
occupancy loading;
pool loading;
water safety initiatives;
safety rules and requirements;
adult supervision of a child;
supervision of patrons by pool facility staff;
customer service charters;
Examples
1 standard of service patrons can expect at pool facility
2 obligations of patrons attending pool facility
3 feedback and complaint processes
mandatory safety equipment;
mandatory or recommended best practice signage in relation to a pool facility, including meeting any AS, AS/NZS or international standards for safety signs;
record keeping in relation to the operation and management of a pool facility.
Before determining a standard, the director-general must––
consult with people or organisations that conduct an activity or are engaged in the industry to which the standard relates; and
invite written submissions on the standard.
The director-general must consider any submission made under subsection (2) before determining the standard.
A determination is a notifiable instrument.
A determination may apply, adopt or incorporate a law of another jurisdiction or instrument, as in force from time to time (see s 56).
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