Newstead House Trust Act 1939

The Governor in Council may make regulations under this Act.

A regulation may be made for or about the following—

the good government and management of the affairs of the trust;

the use and custody of the official seal;

the manner and time of convening, holding, and adjourning the meetings of the trust;

the powers and duties of the chairperson thereof;

the conduct and record of the business and minutes of proceedings;

the management and control of the property and assets of the trust;

the protection of the land and property of or under the control of the trust from trespass, injury, or misuse;

for the admission and for the exclusion or expulsion of the public or any individual to and from Newstead House or any land or premises the property of or under the control of the trust;

empowering the trust to acquire by purchase or otherwise books, manuscripts, public and other documents, pictures, works of art, and other things of historical interest;

for specifying the conditions and restrictions upon and subject to which the public may be allowed—

to read books, manuscripts, public and other documents, or to make copies thereof or extracts therefrom;

to inspect the pictures, works of art, and exhibits in Newstead House and to make drawings or copies thereof;

for prescribing offences for a contravention of a regulation and fixing a maximum penalty of not more than 1 penalty unit.