Definitions
2 Definitions
In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears—
coastal waters of South Australia has the same meaning as coastal waters of the State has in relation to South Australia under the Coastal Waters (State Powers) Act 1980 of the Commonwealth;
law of the State means any law or rule of law of the State whether present or future, civil or criminal or written or unwritten;
off-shore waters means the waters specified in the Schedule to this Act as being off-shore waters;
person connected with the State means a person who—
is domiciled in the State; or
is permanently or temporarily resident in the State; or
being a body corporate, carries on business in the State or is registered, incorporated or established under a law of the State; or
is on or is operating from a ship, boat or vessel of any kind licensed or registered or required to be licensed or registered under a law of the State; or
is on or operating from a rig or other structure or installation of any kind, the operation or functioning of which is regulated by a law of the State; or
is, or is a person of a class or kind, declared by proclamation to be a person connected with the State for the purposes of this Act.
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