Western Australia

                            Water Boards Act 1904

                   Water Boards (Bunbury) Regulations 1997


                              Western Australia

                   Water Boards (Bunbury) Regulations 1997

                                  CONTENTS

  1.  Citation   1
  2.  Definition 1
  3.  Membership of Bunbury Water Board 1

         Notes
      Compilation table     2

                              Western Australia

                            Water Boards Act 1904


                   Water Boards (Bunbury) Regulations 1997


1.    Citation


            These regulations may be cited as the Water Boards (Bunbury)
       Regulations 1997 1.

2.    Definition


            In these regulations - 
      Bunbury Water Board means the Water Board for the Water Area that was
       constituted as the Bunbury Water Area by Order in Council published
       in the Gazette on 5 January 1906.

3.    Membership of Bunbury Water Board


      (1)   The Bunbury Water Board, as constituted by the appointment of
       the members by the Governor under the Water Boards (Bunbury Water
       Board Constitution) Order 1997, is to consist of 6 members.

      (2)   Each member is to hold office for such period, not exceeding
       3 years, as is fixed by the member's instrument of appointment, being
       a period fixed so that 2 members go out of office by effluxion of
       time every year.

[4.   Omitted under the Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(4)(f).]
                                    Notes
1     This is a compilation of the Water Boards (Bunbury) Regulations 1997.
     The following table contains information about those regulations and
    any reprint.

                              Compilation table

|Citation               |Gazettal |Commencement        |
|Water Boards (Bunbury) |13 Jun 19|13 Jun 1997         |
|Regulations 1997       |97       |                    |
|                       |p. 2758  |                    |
|Reprint 1: The Water Boards (Bunbury) Regulations 1997|
|as at 5 Nov 2004                                      |