South Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) The Board may, by
notice in the Gazette, establish a "special fire area in relation to a part of
the State if, in the opinion of the Board—
(a)
there exists an extreme risk of fire; or
(b) CFS
capabilities may be limited because a CFS organisation has not been
constituted in relation to the area (or a part of the area), or for any other
reason; or
(c) some
other special situation exists that warrants the establishment of a special
fire area.
(2) The Board may not
include the area (or part of the area) of a council within a special fire area
without first consulting the council.
(3) If the Board
establishes a special fire area, the Board will constitute a committee of
management to manage fire prevention and suppression planning in the area.
(4) A committee of
management will (according to the determination of the Board) consist
of—
(a) 1 or
more representatives of the CFS; and
(b) 1 or
more representatives of a council whose area lies wholly or partially within
the special fire area; and
(c) if
there is a reserve (or part of a reserve) administered under the
National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 within the special fire area—1
or more officers of the National Parks and Wildlife Service nominated by the
Minister responsible for the administration of the National Parks and
Wildlife Act 1972 ; and
(d) if
there is a forest reserve (or part of a forest reserve) within the special
fire area—1 or more nominees of the Minister responsible for the
administration of the Forestry Act 1950 ; and
(e) 1 or
more representatives of any other organisation or agency that, in the opinion
of the Board, has a special interest in fire prevention and suppression in the
area; and
(f) such
other persons as the Board thinks fit.
(5) The Board may use
money from the Fund to assist a committee of management in the performance of
its functions.
(6) The Board may, by
further notice in the Gazette, vary or dissolve a special fire area
established under this regulation.