Restricted term licence
14 Restricted term licence
The owner of a trailable houseboat may apply to the GMR Water Corporation for a restricted term licence.
An application for a restricted term licence must—
be made in a form and manner approved by the GMR Water Corporation; and
be accompanied by payment of the appropriate fee specified in Schedule 3.
The GMR Water Corporation may issue a restricted term licence if it is satisfied that—
the trailable houseboat is less than 9∙1 metres in length; and
one of the following is installed on the trailable houseboat and is in good working order—
a toilet connected to an on‑board blackwater system that complies with the specifications in Schedule 1;
if the design of the trailable houseboat precludes a toilet connected to an on‑board blackwater system, a portable toilet; and
all fees that the applicant is liable to pay to the GMR Water Corporation in relation to a restricted term licence have been paid.
The GMR Water Corporation must not issue a restricted term licence unless the licence is for—
a period of no more than 14 days; or
the duration of a school holiday period.
The GMR Water Corporation must not issue a restricted term licence to the same person more than 4 times in any calendar year.
The holder of a restricted term licence must ensure that a copy of the licence is kept on the trailable houseboat in respect of which the licence is issued at all times.
Penalty: In the case of an individual, 3 penalty units;
In the case of a body corporate, 6 penalty units.
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