National Trust of South Australia Act 1955

The Council may make regulations for all or any of the following purposes:

for ensuring the safety and the preservation of and preventing damage to or destruction of any real or personal property vested in or under the control and management of the National Trust;

for regulating traffic and for ensuring orderly conduct on the part of visitors on any property of the National Trust;

for fixing the hours during which any property of the National

Trust or any building or structure on any property shall be open to the public;

for fixing the payment to be made for entrance to any property of the National Trust or any building or structure on any property and for providing for the exclusion or removal from any property of the National Trust or on any part thereof or building or structure thereon of persons who have not made the prescribed payment, or who behave in a disorderly manner;

for preventing trespassing on any property of the National

Trust;

for preventing persons from injuring, destroying, taking, removing, or in any way interfering with animals, birds, trees, and plants on any property of the National Trust;

prescribing any other matter which it is necessary or convenient to prescribe for the purpose of the administration and enforcement of this

Act;

declaring that any breach or non-observance of a regulation shall be an offence and prescribing fines recoverable summarily, but not exceeding forty dollars for any such offence.

All regulations made under this section shall be submitted to the

Governor for confirmation before being published in the Gazette or laid before

Parliament and shall not be so published or laid before Parliament or have any effect unless confirmed by the Governor.

Section 38 of the Acts Interpretation

Act 1915, as amended, shall apply to regulations made under this section.