Protected property
6 Protected property
For the purposes of the definition of protected property in section 3(1) of the Act, the following is declared to be protected property:
moveable contents of premises;
personal effects;
animals and plants.
In this regulation—
motor vehicle has the same meaning as in the
Road Traffic
Act 1961;
moveable contents of premises means contents of premises (not being a fixture), other than the following:
artwork;
furniture that is 100 years old or older;
hydroponic equipment within the meaning of the
Hydroponics Industry Control
Act 2009;
jewellery (not including wedding rings);
cash (including foreign currency);
gold, silver, platinum and copper;
motor vehicles (not including wheelchairs);
boats;
trailers;
caravans;
firearms;
stock-in-trade or items used for business purposes;
packaged liquor that has not been opened;
packaged liquor has the same meaning as in the
Liquor Licensing
Act 1997;
personal effect means an item normally worn or carried on the person but does not include jewellery (other than wedding rings);
premises includes any structure, building, vessel or place (whether built on or not), and any part of any such structure, building, vessel or place.
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