South Australian Consolidated Regulations South Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) In this Division,
unless the contrary intention appears—
"aircraft" does not include model aircraft;
"domestic premises" means a building or other structure that is fixed to the
ground and connected to a reticulated or stored water supply and that is
occupied as a place of residence but does not include a caravan;
"electric welder" means an electrode that produces an electric arc for the
purpose of welding, cutting or heating;
"flammable gas" means liquefied petroleum gas, reticulated gas, compressed
natural gas or acetylene;
"foreshore" means the foreshore of the sea along the coastline of the State
and includes the area from low water mark to the nearest bush, standing grass
or road (as the case may be);
"gas fire" means an appliance that only uses flammable gas as a fuel;
"land holding" means a continuous area of land subject to the same occupation
(and for the purposes of this definition, separate parcels of land subject to
the same occupation divided by a road or railway will be regarded as being
continuous);
"portable water spray" means—
(a) a
knapsack spray pump that—
(i)
is fully charged; and
(ii)
complies with Australian Standard 1687-1991: Knapsack
Spray Pumps for Fire Fighting ; or
(b) a
water fire extinguisher that—
(i)
is fully charged; and
(ii)
has a tank capacity of at least 9 litres; and
(iii)
complies with Australian Standard 1841.2-1997: Portable
Fire Extinguishers—Specific Requirements for Water Type Extinguishers ;
and
(iv)
is maintained in accordance with Australian Standard
1851.1-1995: Maintenance of Fire Protection Equipment—Portable Fire
Extinguishers and Fire Blankets .
(2) For the purposes
of this Division, an engine or vehicle exhaust system complies with this
Division if—
(a) all
engine exhaust emitted by the engine or vehicle exits through the system; and
(b) the
system, or a device or devices forming part of the system, is designed to
prevent the escape of burning material from the system; and
(c) the
system, or a device or devices forming part of the system, is designed to
prevent heated parts of the system from coming into contact with flammable
material; and
(d) the
system is in good working order.
(3) For the purposes
of subregulation (2)(a), engine exhaust emitted by a turbocharged engine,
or a vehicle fitted with a turbocharged engine, by means of a device of a kind
commonly known as a waste gate will be taken to exit through the exhaust
system of the engine or vehicle.