Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By-laws 2005

Reprint 2: The by-laws as at 7 March 2014

 


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Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as

at 7 March 2014

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By-laws 2005

Contents

Part 1 — Preliminary

1.Citation1

2.Terms used1

Part 2 — Trespass and order

3.No entry without cause4

4.Directions as to use of certain areas4

5.Liquor4

6.Smoking4

7.Disorderly persons may be removed from site5

Part 3 — Traffic control

Division 1 — Driving and use of vehicles

8.Driving of vehicles6

9.Driver to obey reasonable direction6

10.Speed limits6

11.Giving way7

12.No instruction or repairs on site7

Division 2 — Parking

13.Parking to be in parking spaces only7

14.Signs to be obeyed8

15.Parking in parking spaces8

16.Parking in permit parking areas9

17A.Parking permits9

17B.Application for parking permit10

17C.Fees for parking permits11

17D.Cancellation of parking permit11

17E.Refund of parking permit fees12

Part 4 — Infringement notices

17.Terms used13

18.Infringement notices13

19.Withdrawal of infringement notice14

20.Authorised person to have certificate14

21.Authorised persons only to endorse and alter infringement notices15

22.Restriction on removal of infringement notices15

Part 5 — General

23.Removal of vehicles16

24.Registered owner may be treated as being driver or person in charge of vehicle at time of offence17

25.Other offences18

Schedule 1 — Hospital sites

Schedule 2 — Infringement notices and modified penalties

Schedule 3 — Forms

Notes

Compilation table28

Defined terms

 

 

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Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005

Part 1  Preliminary

1.Citation

These by‑laws are the Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005 1.

2.Terms used

(1)In these by‑laws, unless the contrary intention appears — 

authorised person means an officer or servant of the board authorised in writing by the chief executive officer for the purpose of these by‑laws;

chief executive officer means the person in charge of the day to day management of the affairs of the Hospitals;

driver, in relation to a vehicle, includes a rider;

Hospital means —

(a) King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women; or

(b) Princess Margaret Hospital for Children; or

(c)State Child Development Centre; or

(d) Stubbs Terrace Hospital ;

parking facility means land or a structure on the site that contains a parking space;

parking permit means a permit granted under by‑law 16;

parking space means a section whether in a parking facility or not that is marked by means of painted lines or metallic studs or similar devices for the purpose of indicating where a vehicle may be parked, whether or not a parking permit is required in relation to the parking of the vehicle;

registered owner, in relation to a vehicle, means the person who is the holder of the vehicle licence issued under the Road Traffic Act 1974 in respect of the vehicle;

roadway means a part of the site set aside for use by vehicular traffic, notwithstanding that it may not be a road within the definition of the Road Traffic Act 1974, but excludes a parking facility;

sign means a marking, notice or sign that is marked, erected or displayed by or with the authority of the chief executive officer;

site means the land described in Schedule 1;

speed restriction sign means a sign, in or adjacent to a roadway or a parking facility, that displays a number;

ticket vending machine means a machine situated in a parking facility which, when money is placed in the machine, issues a visitor’s ticket;

vehicle has the same definition as in the Road Traffic Act 1974;

visitor’s ticket means a ticket containing the day, date and time the ticket was issued from a ticket vending machine and the time of the ticket’s expiry.

(2)A reference in these by‑laws to permission is a reference to permission that is — 

(a)given by the chief executive officer or an authorised person; and

(b)in writing; and

(c)obtained and not revoked prior to the performing of the act that is the subject of the permission.

(3)An officer or servant of the board is to be treated as having the permission referred to in sub‑bylaw (2).

[By‑law 2 amended in Gazette 19 Dec 2006 p. 5681; 22 May 2009 p. 1695.]

Part 2  Trespass and order

3.No entry without cause

A person must not enter or remain on the site without a reasonable excuse.

Penalty: $50.

4.Directions as to use of certain areas

(1)An authorised person may, by means of a sign, direct that a specified part of the site is open to members of the public or a specified section of the public.

(2)A direction under this by‑law may be made subject to specified conditions.

(3)The chief executive officer may cancel or vary a direction or condition under this by‑law.

(4)In this by‑law —

specified means specified in the sign containing the direction.

(5)A person must not contravene a direction under this by‑law.

Penalty: $50.

5.Liquor

A person must not bring any alcoholic beverage onto the site, unless the person has permission to do so.

Penalty: $50.

6.Smoking

A person must not smoke on the site.

Penalty: $50.

7.Disorderly persons may be removed from site

A person who — 

(a)uses abusive language; or

(b)behaves in a manner that is indecent, disorderly or inappropriate,

on the site, whether in a building on the site, or otherwise, may be discharged or expelled from the site.

Part 3 — Traffic control

Division 1 — Driving and use of vehicles

8.Driving of vehicles

(1)A person must not drive or bring a vehicle onto a part of the site that is not a roadway or a parking facility, unless the person has permission to do so.

(2)A person must not drive or bring a vehicle that has an unladen weight of more than 4 tonnes onto the site, unless the person has permission to do so.

(3)A person must not drive, use or stand a vehicle in a part of the site contrary to a direction in a sign that relates to that part of the site.

(4)This by‑law does not apply to a vehicle that is an emergency vehicle.

Penalty applicable to sub‑bylaw (1), (2) or (3): $50.

9.Driver to obey reasonable direction

The driver of a vehicle is to obey an authorised person’s reasonable direction in relation to the parking or movement of the vehicle on the site, despite that direction being different from a direction in a sign.

Penalty: $50.

10.Speed limits

(1)A person must not drive a vehicle on a roadway or parking facility — 

(a)if no speed restriction sign is displayed, at a speed exceeding 8 km/h; or

(b)if a speed restriction sign is displayed in relation to a part of a roadway or parking facility, at a speed exceeding the speed indicated by the speed restriction sign.

Penalty: $50.

(2)Sub‑bylaw (1) does not apply to the driving of an emergency vehicle.

11.Giving way

The driver of a vehicle that is entering or about to enter a parking facility is to give way to a vehicle that is leaving the parking facility.

Penalty: $50.

12.No instruction or repairs on site

A person must not — 

(a)drive a vehicle on the site for the purpose of giving or receiving driving instructions; or

(b)repair or adjust a vehicle on the site, except in an emergency.

Penalty: $50.

Division 2 — Parking

13.Parking to be in parking spaces only

A person must not park a vehicle on the site unless the vehicle is parked in a parking space.

Penalty: $50.

14.Signs to be obeyed

A person must not park, stand or move a vehicle on the site contrary to a direction in a sign.

Penalty: $50.

15.Parking in parking spaces

(1)A sign may contain a direction that parking in a parking space, parking facility or part of a parking facility is set aside for — 

(a)a specified vehicle or specified class of vehicle; or

(b)the vehicle of a specified person or specified class of persons; or

(c)parking of vehicles for a specified period of time; or

(d)parking of vehicles for a maximum period of time as is specified; or

(e)vehicles that display a visitor’s ticket in a specified position on the vehicle.

(2)In this by‑law —

specified means specified in a sign.

(3)A person must not park, stand or move a vehicle in a parking space or a parking facility contrary to a direction in a sign.

Penalty: $50.

(4)Without limiting sub‑bylaw (3), a person must not park a vehicle in a parking space, parking facility or part of a parking facility set aside for vehicles displaying a visitor’s ticket unless the person —

(a)has paid into a ticket vending machine the prescribed charge for parking the vehicle for the period of time during which the vehicle is parked; and

(b)displays, in accordance with any direction in the sign, the visitor’s ticket for that period of parking issued from the ticket vending machine.

Penalty: a fine of $50.

(5)For the purposes of sub‑bylaw (4), the prescribed charge is 60 cents for every hour or part of hour.

[By‑law 15 amended in Gazette 19 Dec 2006 p. 5682; 22 May 2009 p. 1695‑6.]

16.Parking in permit parking areas

A person must not park a vehicle in an area of the site set aside for parking by permit holders unless —

(a)the person holds a parking permit of the class (if any) for which the area is set aside; and

(b)the person parks in accordance with that permit; and

(c)the permit is displayed in or on the vehicle in the manner specified in the permit.

Penalty: a fine of $50.

[By‑law 16 inserted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1696.]

[16A.Deleted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1696.]

17A.Parking permits

(1)The chief executive officer may determine classes of parking permits and the eligibility criteria for each class of parking permit.

(2)An authorised person may grant parking permits of such classes and subject to any conditions the authorised person thinks fit.

(3)Without limiting sub‑bylaw (2) a parking permit may be subject to conditions relating to all or any of the following —

(a)the vehicle, vehicles, or kind of vehicles, to which it relates;

(b)the areas in which the permit holder is permitted to park;

(c)the times during which, or period of time for which, the permit holder is permitted to park;

(d)the number of persons who must be in the vehicle at the time it arrives at, or departs from, the site.

(4)A parking permit —

(a)takes effect on the day specified in it; and

(b)remains in effect for the period specified in it, unless it is cancelled before the end of that period.

(5)If the holder of a parking permit of a particular class ceases to satisfy any of the eligibility criteria for that class of permit, the permit holder must notify an authorised person.

Penalty: a fine of $50.

[By‑law 17A inserted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1696‑7.]

17B.Application for parking permit

(1)A person may apply to an authorised person for the grant of a parking permit.

(2)An application must be made in writing in a form approved by the chief executive officer.

(3)An applicant must provide the authorised person with any additional information or document that the authorised person asks for.

(4)If an applicant does not comply with the requirements of this by‑law the authorised person may decline to deal with the application and is to advise the applicant accordingly.

(5)An applicant or other person must not give information in relation to an application that the person knows to be —

(a)false or misleading in a material particular; or

(b)likely to deceive in a material way.

Penalty: a fine of $50.

[By‑law 17B inserted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1697.]

17C.Fees for parking permits

(1)The fee payable for a parking permit is $3.50 for each day on which the permit holder is permitted to park a vehicle on the site (up to a maximum of $17.50 per week).

(2)The authorised person may issue a parking permit even though the fee for the permit is not paid in full if satisfied that arrangements are in place for the fee for the permit to be paid in instalments.

[By‑law 17C inserted in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5430; amended in Gazette 28 Jun 2013 p. 2750.]

17D.Cancellation of parking permit

(1)There are grounds for cancelling a parking permit if —

(a)in the case of a permit holder who pays the fee for the permit in instalments, the permit holder fails to make an instalment; or

(b)the permit holder fails to comply with a condition on the permit; or

(c)the permit holder breaches any of the by‑laws in this Part; or

(d)the permit was granted in error in consequence of information provided in breach of by‑law 17B(5); or

(e)the permit holder ceases to satisfy any of the eligibility criteria for the relevant class of permit; or

(f)the chief executive officer has determined that it is not practicable, for reasons relating to the operation or development of the site, for some or all of the permits of a class to which the permit belongs to remain in force; or

(g)the permit holder requests that the permit be cancelled.

(2)If an authorised person considers that there are grounds for cancelling a parking permit under sub‑bylaw (1)(a) to (e), the authorised person may cancel the permit by giving the permit holder 14 days written notice.

(3)If the chief executive officer has made a determination under sub‑bylaw (1)(f) in relation to a class of parking permits, an authorised person may cancel a parking permit in that class by giving the permit holder 90 days written notice.

(4)If the permit holder requests an authorised person to do so, the authorised person may cancel the permit by giving the permit holder written notice.

(5)The notice given under this by‑law must set out the grounds on which the permit is cancelled.

[By‑law 17D inserted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1698; amended in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5430.]

17E.Refund of parking permit fees

(1)If a parking permit is cancelled on a ground referred to in by‑law 17D(1)(f) or (g) the chief executive officer must cause the amount of the fee paid for a period commencing on or after the day on which the permit is cancelled to be refunded to the permit holder.

(2)If a parking permit is cancelled on the ground referred to in by‑law 17D(1)(e) the chief executive officer may cause the amount of the fee paid for a period commencing on or after the day on which the permit is cancelled to be refunded to the permit holder.

(3)If an authorised person is satisfied that a permit holder will not park, or has not parked, on the site for a continuous period exceeding 4 weeks, the authorised person may waive the fee payable for the permit for that period.

[By‑law 17E inserted in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1699; amended in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5430.]

Part 4  Infringement notices

17.Terms used

In this Part — 

alleged offender includes the registered owner of a vehicle to which an infringement notice is attached;

infringement notice means an infringement notice under by‑law 18;

modified penalty means a penalty prescribed in Schedule 2 for an offence under Part 3 or 4.

18.Infringement notices

(1)An authorised person who has reason to believe that a person has committed an offence under Part 3 or this Part may, within 28 days after the alleged offence is believed to have been committed, give an infringement notice to the alleged offender.

(2)An infringement notice may be given to an alleged offender by delivering it to the alleged offender or by attaching it to the vehicle involved in the commission of the alleged offence.

(3)An infringement notice is to be in the form of Form 1 in Schedule 3 and in every case, is to — 

(a)contain a description of the alleged offence; and

(b)advise that if the alleged offender does not wish to have the alleged offence heard and determined by a court, the amount of money specified in the notice as being the modified penalty for the offence may be paid to an authorised person, other than the authorised person who issued the infringement notice, within a period of 28 days after the giving of the notice.

(4)In an infringement notice the amount specified as being the modified penalty for the offence referred to in the notice is to be the amount that was the modified penalty at the time the alleged offence is believed to have been committed.

(5)An authorised person other than the authorised person who issued an infringement notice in a particular case, may extend the period of 28 days within which the modified penalty may be paid and the extension may be allowed whether or not the period of 28 days has elapsed.

(6)If the modified penalty specified in an infringement notice has been paid within 28 days or such further time as is allowed and the notice has not been withdrawn, the bringing of proceedings and the imposition of penalties are prevented to the same extent as they would be if the alleged offender had been convicted by a court of, and punished for, the alleged offence.

(7)Payment of a modified penalty is not to be regarded as an admission for the purposes of any proceedings, whether civil or criminal.

[By‑law 18 amended in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1699; 23 Dec 2011 p. 5431.]

19.Withdrawal of infringement notice

(1)An authorised person other than the authorised person who issued an infringement notice in a particular case, may, whether or not the modified penalty has been paid, withdraw an infringement notice by delivering to the alleged offender a notice in the form of Form 2 in Schedule 3 stating that the infringement notice has been withdrawn.

(2)If an infringement notice is withdrawn after the modified penalty has been paid, the amount is to be refunded.

20.Authorised person to have certificate

The chief executive officer is to issue to each authorised person who may issue infringement notices, a certificate stating that the person is so authorised, and the authorised person is to produce the certificate whenever required to do so by a person to whom the authorised person has given or is about to give an infringement notice.

21.Authorised persons only to endorse and alter infringement notices

A person must not endorse or alter an infringement notice unless the person is an authorised person.

Penalty: $50.

22.Restriction on removal of infringement notices

A person must not remove an infringement notice that is attached to a vehicle unless the person is — 

(a)the driver, registered owner or person in charge of the vehicle; or

(b)an authorised person.

Penalty: $50.

Part 5  General

23.Removal of vehicles

(1)The chief executive officer or an authorised person may order that a vehicle that — 

(a)is parked in contravention of these by‑laws; or

(b)has been left on the site for more than 3 days,

be removed to a storage place on the site.

(2)The chief executive officer or an authorised person may order that a vehicle that — 

(a)is parked in contravention of these by‑laws; and

(b)is obstructing other vehicles or activities of the Hospital,

be removed immediately to a storage place on the site.

(3)An authorised person may take such action as is reasonably necessary for the purposes of removing a vehicle under this by‑law, by way of unlocking, driving, towing or otherwise causing the removal of the vehicle.

(4)The board may retain possession of a vehicle removed and stored under this by‑law until —

(a)the owner of the vehicle has paid the fee to recover the vehicle calculated at the rate of $50 for the first 24 hours or part thereof and $5 for each 7 day period or part period after that; or

(b)if the vehicle was removed under sub‑bylaw (2) — the owner or the person in charge of the vehicle has been given an infringement notice for the contravention.

(5)Payment under sub‑bylaw (4)(a) may be made by one of the following methods —

(a)in person to an authorised person at the site;

(b)in person at the Metropolitan Access and Parking Department at —

100 Flinders Street
Mt. Hawthorn WA

(c)at any Australia Post Office or agency;

(d)by telephone on 1800 753 191;

(e)by cheque or money order payable to “Metropolitan Access and Parking” and posted to —

Metropolitan Access and Parking
PO Box 1135
Osborne Park WA
6916

[By‑law 23 amended in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5431.]

24.Registered owner may be treated as being driver or person in charge of vehicle at time of offence

(1)If an offence under these by‑laws is alleged to have been committed by the driver or person in charge of a vehicle, the chief executive officer or an authorised person may, by written notice delivered to the registered owner of the vehicle, request the name and address of the driver or person in charge of the vehicle at the time the offence is alleged to have been committed.

(2)If the registered owner of the vehicle does not supply the requested details to the chief executive officer or the authorised person (as the case may be) within 14 days of the date of receipt of the notice, the registered owner is to be treated as being the driver or the person in charge of the vehicle at the time the offence is alleged to have been committed.

25.Other offences

A person must not — 

(a)intentionally obstruct an officer or servant of the board in the discharge of his or her duty under these by‑laws; or

(b)remove, damage, deface or misuse a sign.

Penalty: $50.

 

Schedule 1 Hospital sites

[bl. 2]

King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women

1

Perth Suburban Lots 229 and 230, Folio 535

2

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lot 17 on Plan 1178

3

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lot 17 on Plan 1178

4

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lot 18 on Plan 1178

5

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lots 18 and 19 on Plan 1178

6

Portion of Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lot 19 on Plan 1178

7

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being Lot 20 on Plan 1178

8

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being Lots 108 to 117 (inclusive) on Plan 1178
and Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Diagram 22405

9

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being Lot 24 on Plan 1178

10

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being Lot 23 of Plan 1178

11

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being part of Lot 22 on Plan 1178

12

Portion of Perth Suburban Lot 228,
being Lot 21 and part of Lot 22 on Plan 1178

13

Crown Reserve 40541, Swan Location, Lot 11162

14

Unnumbered Rail Reserve shown on Public Transport Authority Plan 2106 (Railway Road Reserve, Daglish)

So much of the Reserve as is leased from the Public Transport Authority for the purposes of the Hospital while it is leased for that purpose.

15

Perth Suburban Lot 10 on Plan 489551 (10 Oxford Close, West Leederville)


Princess Margaret Hospital for Children

 

Main site and surrounding car parks

1

Perth Lot 903 on Diagram 82676

2

Perth Lot 930 on Diagram 83862

3

Perth Lot 17 on Plan 1418

4

Portion of Perth Town Lots H117 and H120,
being Lot 5 on Diagram 66626

5

Portion of Perth Town Lots H117 and H20,
being Lot 47 on Plan 123

6

Portion of Perth Town Lots H117, H119, and H120,
being Lot 46 on Plan 123

7

Portion of Perth Town Lots H117 and H119,
being Lot 45 on Plan 123

8

Portion of Perth Town Lots H117 and H119,
being Lot 44 and part of Part Lot 43 on Plan 123

9

Part Lot 43 on Plan 123

10

Lot 42 on Plan 123

11

Portion of Perth Town Lot H119,
being Lot 28 on Plan 123

12

Portion of Perth Town Lot H119,
being Lot 29 on Plan 123

13

Portion of Perth Town Lot H119,
being Lot 1 on Diagram 20062

14

Portion of Perth Town Lot H119,
being Lot 2 on Diagram 20062

 

Other sites

15

Perth Suburban Lot 56 on Plan 79450 ( 1260 Hay Street, West Perth )

16

Certificate of Title Volume 483 Folio 133
being portion of Perth Town Lot H117
and being Lot 53 and part of Lot 56 on Plan 123
(36‑38 Hay Street , Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

17

Certificate of Title Volume 1401 Folio 380
being portion of Perth Town Lot H117 and being Lot 54 and part of Lots 55 and 56 on Plan 123
(36‑38 Hay Street , Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

18

Certificate of Title Volume 1409 Folio 836
being portion of Perth Town Lot H117 and being Lot 54 and part of Lots 55 and 56 on Plan 123
(36‑38 Hay Street , Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

19

Certificate of Title Volume 1409 Folio 835
being portion of Perth Town Lot H116 and being part of the land on Diagram 3964
(36‑38 Hay Street, Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

20

Certificate of Title Volume 2134 Folio 980
being Lot 200 on Deposited Plan 31327
( 80 Hay Street , Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

21

Certificate of Title Volume 2134 Folio 981
being Lot 201 on Deposited Plan 31327
( 82 Hay Street , Subiaco)

while it is leased for the purposes of the Hospital

22

Certificate of Title Volume 2543 Folio 897
being Lot 3 on Strata Plan 44045
(Level 1, 110 Hay St , Subiaco)

So much of the premises as is leased for the purposes of the Hospital, while it is leased for that purpose

State Child Development Centre

 

Crown Reserve 33853. Lot 890

Stubbs Terrace Hospital

 

Part of Crown Reserve 20074 bounded by Stubbs Terrace to the east, Grace Vaughan House to the north and perimeter fences to the south and west.

[Schedule 1 amended in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1699; 26 Nov 2010 p. 5951‑2.]

Schedule 2 — Infringement notices and modified penalties

[bl. 18]

By‑law

Description of offence

Modified penalty

($)

8(1)

Driving or bringing vehicle on part of site other than on roadway or parking facility, without permission


40

8(2)

Driving or bringing onto the site, a vehicle with an unladen weight of more than 4 tonnes, without permission



20

8(3)

Driving, using or standing on part of site, a vehicle contrary to a sign


40

9

Disobeying an authorised person’s reasonable direction


20

10(1)(a)

Driving in excess of 8 km/h

40

10(1)(b)

Driving in excess of speed limit indicated by speed restriction sign


40

11

Failing to give way when entering parking facility

20

12(a)

Driving on site for the giving or receiving of driving instruction


20

12(b)

Repairing or adjusting a vehicle on site

10

13

Parking a vehicle on site not in a parking space

40

14

Failing to obey a stop sign on site

45

14

Parking, standing or moving a vehicle on site contrary to a sign other than a stop sign


40

15(1)(b) and (3)

Parking in an area on site set aside for vehicles of disabled persons identified in the manner specified in a sign, contrary to the sign



40

15(1)(e) and (3)

Displaying a visitor’s ticket in a manner other than that specified in a sign


10

15(1)(e) and (3)

Failing to display a visitor’s ticket, contrary to a sign


40

15(3)

Parking, standing or moving a vehicle in a parking space or parking facility contrary to a sign in relation to vehicles of disabled persons or contrary to any sign other than sign with a direction under by‑law 15(1)(e)





40

16

Unlawfully parking in a permit parking area

40

21

Unauthorised person endorsing or altering an infringement notice


20

22

Removing an infringement notice when not authorised to do so


20

[Schedule 2 amended in Gazette 22 May 2009 p. 1699‑700; 23 Dec 2011 p. 5432.]

 

Schedule 3 — Forms

[bl. 18 and 19]

Form 1 — Infringement Notice (by‑law 18)

Infringement Notice

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005

Notice No.

Issue date

Issue time

Location

Vehicle

Plate no. & type

Make

Model/Style

Alleged Offence

Date

Time

By‑law

Modified penalty

Issuing Officer

 

Name

Signature/Officer No.

You have 28 days from when this notice is given to you to pay the modified penalty or elect to go to court. If you don’t, enforcement proceedings will be taken against you.

Paying the modified penalty

By post:Send a cheque or money order payable to “Metropolitan Access and Parking” to —

Metropolitan Access and Parking
PO Box 1135
Osborne Park WA
6916

In person:Pay at the Metropolitan Access and Parking Department at —

100 Flinders Street
Mt. Hawthorn WA

OR

Pay at any Australia Post Office or agency.

By telephone:Call 1800 753 191

Electing to go to court

If you wish to elect to go to court, sign here: ................................................................................. Date: ..............

then send this notice to —

The Chief Executive Officer
Metropolitan Access and Parking Department

100
Flinders Street
Mt. Hawthorn WA
6016

Make sure you keep a copy. If you go to court and are convicted you may be fined $50 and ordered to pay costs.

If enforcement proceedings are taken against you, your driver’s licence and/or vehicle licence may be suspended until you pay the modified penalty and expenses or you elect to go to court.

[Form 1 inserted in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5432‑3.]

Form 2 — Withdrawal of Infringement Notice (by‑law 19)


Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005

Withdrawal of Infringement Notice

Notice No:

To

[Person to whom Infringement Notice was issued]

Family name

Other names

Address

Infringement Notice

Infringement Notice No.

Issued at — King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women

Princess Margaret Hospital for Children

State Child Development Centre

Stubbs Terrace Hospital

Date of issue ............../ ............../20..............

Alleged offence

Vehicle plate no.

The Infringement Notice has been withdrawn.

If you paid the modified penalty before the Infringement Notice was withdrawn, take your receipt and this notice to the cashier at King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women or Princess Margaret Hospital for Children and your payment will be refunded.

Notice withdrawn by

Name

Signature

Date ............/ ............/20............

[Form 2 amended in Gazette 23 Dec 2011 p. 5433.]

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Notes

1This reprint is a compilation as at 7 March 2014 of the Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By-laws 2005 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws referred to in the following table. The table also contains information about any reprint.

Compilation table

Citation

Gazettal

Commencement

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005

28 Jan 2005 p. 481‑504

28 Jan 2005

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws 2006

19 Dec 2006 p. 5681‑3

19 Dec 2006

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws 2009

22 May 2009 p. 1695‑700

bl. 1 and 2: 22 May 2009 (see bl. 2(a));
By
‑laws other than bl. 1 and 2: 23 May 2009 (see bl. 2(b))

Reprint 1: The Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005 as at 8 Jan 2010 (includes amendments listed above)

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws 2010

26 Nov 2010 p. 5951-2

bl. 1 and 2: 26 Nov 2010 (see bl. 2(a));
By-laws other than bl. 1 and 2: 1 Jan 2011 (see bl. 2(b))

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws 2011

24 Jun 2011 p. 2506‑7

bl. 1 and 2: 24 Jun 2011 (see bl. 2(a));
By-laws other than bl. 1 and 2: 1 Jul 2011 (see bl. 2(b))

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws (No. 2) 2011

23 Dec 2011 p. 5429‑33

bl. 1 and 2: 23 Dec 2011 (see bl. 2(a));
By-laws other than bl. 1 and 2: 1 Jan 2012 (see bl. 2(b))

Women’s and Children’s Hospitals Amendment By‑laws 2013

28 Jun 2013 p. 2750

bl. 1 and 2: 28 Jun 2013 (see bl. 2(a));
By-laws other than bl. 1 and 2: 1 Jul 2013 (see bl. 2(b))

Reprint 2: The Women’s and Children’s Hospitals By‑laws 2005 as at 7 Mar 2014 (includes amendments listed above)

 

 

 

Defined terms

 

[This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined. The list is not part of the law.]

Defined termProvision(s)

alleged offender17

authorised person2(1)

chief executive officer2(1)

driver2(1)

Hospital2(1)

infringement notice17

modified penalty17

parking facility2(1)

parking permit2(1)

parking space2(1)

permission2(2)

registered owner2(1)

roadway2(1)

sign2(1)

site2(1)

specified4(4), 15(2)

speed restriction sign2(1)

ticket vending machine2(1)

vehicle2(1)

visitor’s ticket2(1)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By Authority: JOHN A. STRIJK, Government Printer