Tafe Sa Act 2025

TAFE SA may, with the approval of the Minister, make by‑laws for all or any of the following purposes:

to prohibit persons from trespassing on TAFE SA grounds;

to prevent damage to TAFE SA grounds or property of

to regulate the driving, riding and parking of vehicles on

to set fees for the parking of motor vehicles on TAFE SA grounds and provide for the recovery of those fees;

to regulate the conduct of persons on or entering TAFE SA grounds, including by—

prohibiting disorderly or offensive behaviour; and

regulating, restricting or prohibiting the bringing of animals onto the grounds and the handling of animals while within the grounds;

regulating, restricting or prohibiting the bringing of alcoholic liquor, tobacco or other substances onto the grounds and the consumption or use of alcoholic liquor, tobacco or other substances within the grounds;

regulating the conduct of assemblies or the provision of entertainment;

to provide for the removal from TAFE SA grounds by persons authorised in writing by TAFE SA of persons found contravening a by‑law, intoxicated persons, or vehicles brought onto or left on the grounds in contravention of a by‑law;

to provide for the confiscation by persons authorised in writing by

to provide fines (not exceeding $2 500) for offences against the by‑laws;

to provide expiation fees (not exceeding $210) for alleged offences against the by‑laws;

to provide other matters expedient for the maintenance of good order on TAFE SA grounds or for the protection of property or for the prevention of hindrance to or interference with activities conducted on

The Legislative Instruments

A by‑law may—

provide that a matter or thing in respect of which a by‑law may be made is to be determined according to the discretion of TAFE SA;

be of general, limited or varied application according to the matter, circumstances or any other specified factor to which the by‑law is expressed to apply.

A by‑law is to be made and takes effect as follows:

a copy of the proposed by‑law is to be sent to each director at least 7 days before the meeting of the Board at which the by‑law is to be considered;

if a majority of all the directors vote at a meeting in favour of the proposed by‑law, the by‑law is to be submitted to the

if the Minister approves the proposed by‑law, the by‑law is to be published by TAFE SA in the Gazette at the expense of

the by‑law is taken to be made on the day of publication and takes effect from that day or a later day specified in the by‑law.

A by‑law made by TAFE SA must be made publicly available on a website determined by the Board.

A by‑law cannot take away or restrict civil or criminal liability under another Act or at common law.