Terms used
3 Terms used
In this Act —
Anzac Day means 25 April in each year;
ex‑service organisation means a body, whether incorporated or not, which has as its object, or one of its principal objects, the assistance of ex‑service personnel;
ex‑service personnel means any of the following —
members and former members of the Australian Defence Force;
persons who are now resident in the State who were previously members of a naval, military or air force of any other nation of which Her Majesty is the Sovereign;
persons who are now resident in the State who were previously members of a naval, military or air force of any other nation allied or associated with Australia;
large race event means a race meeting —
for which admission tickets are sold; and
that is attended by at least 5 000 persons;
prescribed admission ticket, in relation to an event, means an admission ticket of a type prescribed by the regulations for that type of event;
professional sport means competitive sport engaged in by paid participants;
professional sport event means a sport event —
at which a professional sport is played or conducted; and
for which admission tickets are sold; and
that is attended by at least 5 000 persons;
race meeting means a meeting of persons for the purpose of holding or conducting horse racing, trotting racing, or greyhound racing;
racing club means any club, company, association or body of persons, whether incorporated or otherwise, formed for the purpose of promoting horse racing, trotting racing, or greyhound racing;
sport event means an event at which competitive sport is played or conducted and for which either a fee for admission is required to be paid by spectators or donations are sought from spectators, but does not include a race meeting;
Trust means the body corporate constituted under this Act as The Anzac Day Trust;
Trustee means a person occupying the office of Trustee of the Trust, including the office of chairperson.
[Section 3 amended: No. 14 of 1964 s. 2; No. 9 of 1975 s. 2; No. 28 of 2003 s. 12; No. 4 of 2016 s. 4.]
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