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Controlled access points

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5 Controlled access points

(1)

The Owners shall, in relation to a designated area, provide and designate places for —

(a)

the entry of persons to the designated area;

(b)

the egress of persons from the designated area;

(c)

the taking or consignment of property into the designated area; and

(d)

the taking or consignment of property out of the designated area,

and, if vehicles are to have access to the designated area for —

(e)

the driving of vehicles into the designated area; and

(f)

the driving of vehicles out of the designated area.

(2)

A place may be provided and designated for 2 or more of the purposes mentioned in subregulation (1).

(3)

A controlled access point shall be designated by —

(a)

one or more signs in or to the effect of Form 1 in Schedule 2 located so as to be clearly visible to persons approaching the controlled access point from outside the designated area; and

(b)

one or more signs in or to the effect of Form 2 in Schedule 2 located so as to be clearly visible to persons approaching the controlled access point from inside the designated area.

(4)

Where a gate is installed at a controlled access point to land comprising a designated area the provisions of Part I of Schedule 1 shall apply, with such modifications as may be necessary, to the design and construction of that gate.

(5)

When a controlled access point is available for use it shall be manned or controlled by a security officer and a copy of the Act and these regulations shall be kept at the point.

(6)

When a controlled access point is not available for use gates or doors at that point shall be locked, or other physical measures taken, to prevent ingress and egress at that point.

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Section 5 — Controlled access points — Diamond (Ashton Joint Venture) Security Regulations 1982 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI