Desert Knowledge Australia Act 2003

The By-laws may provide for any of the following:

the establishment, management or control of cultural centres, libraries or museums on a site;

the establishment, management or control of halls of residence or other accommodation on a site;

the regulation or prohibition of access to or use of a site;

the regulation or prohibition of the conduct of persons on a site;

the regulation or prohibition of the presence or use of vehicles and animals on a site;

speed limits for riding or driving vehicles on a site;

the removal impounding or disposal of vehicles or animals referred to in paragraph (e);

offences in relation to the use of motor vehicles, including offences for:

bringing a vehicle onto or parking or standing a vehicle on a site in breach of a by-law;

driving a vehicle on a site in breach of a by-law;

driving a vehicle on a site at a speed in excess of a speed fixed by a by-law;

driving a vehicle on a site contrary to a direction, whether given by a traffic control device on the site or by a person authorised by a by-law to do so; and

doing any other prescribed act on a site;

penalties not exceeding 2 penalty units for an offence against the By-laws.

A by-law may provide for matters of regulation or prohibition, either absolutely or conditionally or in relation to a class of acts, matters or things or a situation or other circumstance.

A by-law may:

authorise a member of the staff or a committee to do an act or thing; or

provide that an act or thing is to be done with the approval, or at the direction, of a member of the staff or a committee.