Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The owner of a
building which is to be constructed in the reserve must ensure that all work
to be undertaken on that building complies with the written laws of the State
relating to the control of building works.
(2) Where, in the
opinion of a fisheries officer, the owner of a building in the reserve fails
to adequately maintain that building to an acceptable standard (other than a
standard relating to structural soundness), the officer may order the owner to
undertake, or cause to be undertaken, remedial work which —
(a) is
sufficient to bring the building up to an acceptable standard; and
(b) must
be completed within the time period set out in the order.
(3) Where a fisheries
officer suspects that a building in the reserve does not meet the appropriate
standard relating to structural soundness, a fisheries officer may order the
owner to obtain, and produce to a fisheries officer, a report from a
registered builder stating whether or not that building complies with the
written laws of the State relating to the minimum structural requirements for
that type of building.
(4) If a report
obtained under subregulation (3) states that a building does not meet the
minimum structural requirements for that type of building, a fisheries officer
may order the owner to undertake, or cause to be undertaken, remedial work
which —
(a) is
sufficient in the opinion of a registered builder to bring the building up to
the minimum standards; and
(b) must
be completed within the time period set out in the order.
(5) A person who does
not comply with an order under subregulation (2), (3) or (4) commits an
offence.
Penalty: Not less than $100 or more than
$1 000.