Australian Capital Territory
Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations 1933   
(repealed)
Republication No 5A
Effective:  2 January 2001
Republication date:  12 May 2004
As repealed by A2000-68 s 51

Unauthorised version prepared by ACT Parliamentary Counsel’s Office

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The republished law
This is a republication of the Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations 1933 (repealed) effective 2 January 2001.
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Australian Capital Territory

canberra sewerage and water supply regulations
in force under the
Energy and Water Act 1988
Repealed by Act 2000 No 68 s 51 (in force 2 January 2001)
Includes all amendments up to Subordinate Law 1999 No 3
Prepared by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel’s Office
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Regulation
Part 1—Preliminary
	1.	Citation
	2.	Repeal
	3.	Interpretation
PART 2—PLAN APPROVALS
Division 1—Certifiers
	4.	Appointment of certifiers
	5.	Prohibition against contracting out
Division 2—Grant of plan approvals
	6.	Application
	7.	Issue of plan approvals
	8.	Amendment of approved plans
	9.	Notification of appointment or cessation of appointment of certifier

Part 3—Plumbers and Drainers
	10.	Sprinkler fitting
	11.	Sanitary plumbers to be licensed
	12.	House drainage work
	13.	Water supply plumbers to be licensed
	14.	Employment of unlicensed plumbers
Part 4—Sewerage and Drainage
	15.	Work to conform with standard
	16.	Interference with drains etc connected with sewerage system
	17.	Unblocking of drain by owner of land
	18.	Connection with the sewerage system
	19.	Notice to be given
	20.	Testing
	21.	Drains etc not constructed in accordance with regulations to be removed or repaired
	22.	Notification after completion of work
	23.	Drainage of houses to be separate
	24.	Cover to interceptor traps and accessholes
	25.	Rain and surface waters not to be discharged into sewers etc
	26.	Injury to sewers
	27.	Water closets and urinals
Part 5—Water Supply
	28.	Provisions relating to meters
	29.	Work on water service
	30.	Work to conform to a standard
	31.	Notice of interference with certain pipes etc
	32.	Backflow prevention device
	33.	Notification after completion of work—water services
	34.	Water pumping appliance not to be connected to a water main without permission
	35.	Connecting pipe with steam-boilers
	36.	Unlawful taking of water
	37.	Fee for reinspection of works
	38.	Bathing or washing etc in waterworks
	39.	Unlawful taking of water
Part 6—Miscellaneous
	40.	Inspection of private premises
	41.	Certificate of compliance with regulations
	42.	Review of decisions

Australian Capital Territory

canberra sewerage and water supply regulations
Part 1—Preliminary
1. 	Citation
	These regulations may be cited as the Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations.1
2. 	Repeal
	The Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations made on 16 October 1924, and the regulations amending those regulations made on 20 September 1926, 28 April 1931, and 11 July 1933 are repealed.
3. 	Interpretation
(1) 	In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears—
“approved” means approved by the chief executive;
“Australian Standard 3500” means Australian Standard 3500 as in effect on 1 March 1999;
“business day” means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or another day that is a public holiday in the Territory;
“certifier” means a registered construction practitioner who is registered in the category of plumbing plan certifier in accordance with the Construction Practitioners Registration Regulations;
“cooling appliance” means any apparatus or appliance that uses water in the process of cooling premises;
“determined fee” means the fee determined under section 80 of the Energy and Water Act for the purposes of the provision of these regulations where the expression occurs;
“drain” means any pipe or conduit connected to, and used for—
	(a)	the drainage of a single building; or
	(b)	the drainage of any group of buildings by a combined operation in accordance with regulation 23;
and leading to a sewer or to a septic tank, on-site sewage treatment unit or other receptacle for drainage;
“Energy and Water Act” means the Energy and Water Act 1988;
“licence” means a licence in force under the Plumbers, Drainers and Gasfitters Board Act 1982;
“MP52” means the Manual of Authorisation Procedures for Plumbing and Drainage Products, being that manual published by Standards Australia on behalf of the Agriculture and Resources Management Council of Australia and New Zealand Committee for Plumbing Product Authorisations, entitled ‘SAA MP52—1997’;
“owner” includes the lessee;
“plan approval” means a plan approval issued under regulation 7;
“registered construction practitioner” means a person who is registered under the Construction Practitioners Registration Act 1998;
“sewer” means any pipe or conduit, other than a drain, used, or intended to be used, for the conveyance of sewage;
“single residential building” means a detached house or a building making up no more than 2 residences, and includes—
	(a)	a part of such a building; and
	(b)	an adjunct to such a building;
“site plan” has the same meaning as in Australian Standard HB 50 as in effect on 1 March 1999;
“the inspector” means a person appointed by the chief executive to inspect, pass or approve of work to which these regulations apply;
“the owner”, in relation to land, includes the occupier, lessee, tenant or holder of any land on which any sewerage or water service has been or, is to be, installed.
(2) 	Unless the contrary intention appears, an expression used in these regulations that is used in Australian Standard 3500 has the same meaning as in that standard.
(3)		A reference to an easement shall be read as including a reference to an area of land identified as an easement for electricity, telecommunication, water, drainage and sewerage services in, on or over the land on—
	(a)	a certificate of title relating to that land; or
	(b)	a deposited plan, within the meaning of the Districts Act 1966 relating to that land.
part 2—plan approvals
Division 1—Certifiers
4. 	Appointment of certifiers
(1) 	The owner of premises on which it is proposed to carry out plumbing or drainage work shall, in writing, appoint a certifier in relation to the work.
(2) 	Subregulation (1) does not apply—
	(a)	if the structure in relation to which the plumbing or drainage work is to be carried out is a single residential building; or
	(b)	if the work is on a pipe connected to a property service less than 50 mm in diameter.
(3) 	An appointment ceases to be in effect if—
	(a)	the owner of premises revokes the appointment by notice in writing given to the certifier; or
	(b)	the certifier relinquishes the appointment by notice in writing given to the owner of premises.
(4) 	Where a certifier, after being appointed, ceases to be entitled to be appointed as a certifier in relation to the relevant plumbing or drainage work, his or her appointment under subregulation (1) ceases to be in effect, by virtue of this subregulation, when the certifier ceases to be so eligible.
5. 	Prohibition against contracting out
	A provision in a contract or agreement that limits or modifies, or purports to limit or modify, the operation of these regulations in relation to a certifier of plumbing or drainage work, is void.
Division 2—Grant of plan approvals
6. 	Application
(1) 	The owner of premises may apply, in accordance with this regulation, to a certifier for approval of plans in relation to plumbing or drainage work to be carried out on the land.
(2) 	An application under subregulation (1) may be made by an agent of the owner on the owner’s behalf.
(3) 	An application under subregulation (1)—
	(a)	shall be in writing;
	(b)	shall specify—
	(i)	the name of the owner of the premises; and
	(ii)	the block, section, boundaries and dimensions of the parcel of land;
	(c)	shall include a site plan drawn in accordance with Australian Standard 1100 on a scale of not less than 1:200 showing—
	(i)	north point;
	(ii)	the points of connection to the sewerage system, the water main and the stormwater system;
	(iii)	the block and building outlines; and
	(iv)	the location of any easement;
	(d)	shall include a plan that complies with subregulation (4);
	(e)	unless the application relates solely to the erection of a new building—shall include the most recent existing building plans, including any amendments made to the plans; and
	(f)	where the plumbing or drainage work includes multistorey installations, shall include isometric schematic plans—
	(i)	of soil and waste stacks; and
	(ii)	of hot and cold water systems.
(4) 	A plan required by paragraph (3) (d) shall include the following:
	(a)	the sewerage and drainage pipework;
	(b)	unless the application relates solely to the erection of a new building—the existing building and the proposed alterations shown on the same plan so as to distinguish between them;
	(c)	the existing pipework, the proposed pipework and any pipework to be disconnected shown on the same plan so as to delineate between them;
	(d)	shall specify the type of pipe material and the size and gradient of pipes to be used in the proposed plumbing or drainage work;
	(e)	linework identified in accordance with Australian Standard 1101;
	(f)	a legend identifying the different linework;
	(g)	the type of sanitary fixture to be installed at each fixture point;
	(h)	a table of sanitary fixtures using the standard numbering shown below and indicating the numbers of each type of fixture:
Number	Sanitary fixture	
1...........................................
2...........................................
3...........................................
4...........................................
5...........................................
6...........................................
7...........................................
8...........................................
9...........................................
11..........................................
12..........................................
13..........................................	WC
bath
basin
shower
kitchen sink
laundry tub
urinal
cleaner’s sink
bidet
dishwasher
washing machine
glass-washer	
		
(5) 	In this regulation—
“Australian Standard 1100” means Australian Standard 1100 as in effect on 1 March 1999;
“Australian Standard 1101” means Australian Standard 1101. Part 5—1984, entitled ‘Graphical symbols for general engineering—Piping, ducting and mechanical services for buildings’.
7. 	Issue of plan approvals
(1) 	A certifier shall not approve a plan unless the following approvals have been obtained:
	(a)	approval from a network utility operator—
	(i)	where non-domestic waste is to be disposed of—for the disposal of waste to sewer and the manner of disposal;
	(ii)	where an increase in water demand or sewer load is expected—for the increase;
	(iii)	where a point of connection to the sewerage system or the water main is to be changed or removed—for the change or removal;
	(iv)	where a new point of connection to the sewerage system or the water main is required—for the point;
	(v)	where a new fire service is proposed—for the proposal;
	(vi)	where surface water or stormwater is to be discharged to the sewer—for the discharge and the manner of discharge; and
	(vii)	where a water pumping appliance or sewage pumping appliance is to be connected to the water main or the sewerage system—for the connection and the manner of connection;
	(b)	where radioactive materials are to be disposed of—approval from the chief health officer for the disposal and the manner of disposal.
(2) 	A certifier shall not issue a plan approval unless—
	(a)	the application complies with regulation 6;
	(b)	the approvals referred to in subregulation (1) have been obtained;
	(c)	any other requirements of these regulations have been satisfied; and
	(d)	the proposed plumbing or drainage work complies with Australian Standard 3500.
(3) 	A certifier who issues a plan approval shall give a copy of the approval and the relevant plans—
	(a)	as soon as practicable to the person who has applied for the approval; and
	(b)	within 7 days to the chief executive.
8. 	Amendment of approved plans
(1) 	This regulation applies where it is desired to amend an approved plan.
(2) 	Where this regulation applies, the owner of premises to which the plan relates may apply, in accordance with this regulation, to a certifier for approval of the amendment to the plan.
(3) 	A certifier to whom an application under subregulation (2) has been made—
	(a)	shall, if satisfied that the nature or extensiveness of the proposed amendments requires reconsideration of the plumbing or drainage approval, refuse the application; or
	(b)	may, if—
	(i)	the requirements of subregulation 7 (2) are satisfied; and
	(ii)	in his or her view, reconsideration of the plumbing or drainage approval is not required;
approve the amendment to the approved plan and amend the approval accordingly.
(4) 	A certifier who approves an amendment to an approved plan under paragraph (3) (b) shall keep all documents relating to the amendment for a period of 12 months.
(5) 	In this regulation, a reference to a plan approval shall be read as including a reference to an approval that has been amended in accordance with this regulation.
9. 	Notification of appointment or cessation of appointment of certifier
	Where an application for a plan approval is received by a certifier under subregulation 6 (1) and his or her appointment in relation to the work ceases to be in effect by virtue of subregulation 4 (3) or (4), he or she shall, within 7 days of the cessation, notify the chief executive, in writing.
Penalty:  1 penalty unit.
Part 3—Plumbers and drainers
10. 	Sprinkler fitting
	A person shall not install or fit a sprinkler system or any part of a sprinkler system unless the person holds a water supply plumber’s licence, a journeyman plumber’s licence or a sprinkler fitter’s licence and has given not less than 2 business days’ notice, in writing, to the chief executive of his or her intention to commence the work.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
11. 	Sanitary plumbers to be licensed
(1) 	A person shall not execute or perform any work in the nature of sanitary plumbing unless he or she holds a sanitary plumber’s licence.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
(2) 	Notwithstanding anything contained in this regulation—
	(a)	a person who holds a water supply plumber’s licence may execute any water supply plumbing necessary to sanitary work; and
	(b)	a person who holds a journeyman plumber’s licence may execute sanitary plumbing work provided he or she is employed under the general supervision of a holder of a sanitary plumber’s licence.
12. 	House drainage work
	A person shall not lay or repair any drain unless—
	(a)	he or she holds an operative drainer’s licence and executes the work under the general supervision of the holder of an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence; or
	(b)	he or she holds an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
13. 	Water supply plumbers to be licensed
	A person shall not affix any service pipe to a water main, or (other than by fitting a washer to any stopcock, tap or valve) alter, repair, or in any way interfere with, any water main or any service pipe, cock, or fitting connected therewith or lay any pipe so as directly or indirectly to communicate with a water main unless he or she holds a water supply plumber’s licence.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
14. 	Employment of unlicensed plumbers
(1) 	A licensed plumber or drainer shall not engage or employ for the actual performance of any plumbing work any person who is not the holder of a licence authorising the person to perform that class of work.
Penalty:
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
(2) 	Where the licence of the person engaged or employed to perform the work has been suspended or cancelled, it shall be a good defence in any prosecution for any offence against this regulation if the defendant proves that he or she was not aware of the fact of the suspension or cancellation of the licence.
Part 4—Sewerage and drainage
15. 	Work to conform with standard
(1) 	Subject to subregulation (3), a person shall not carry out work on a sanitary plumbing system or sanitary drainage system that forms part of or communicates with the sewerage system except in accordance with the requirements of Australian Standard 3500.
Penalty:  $500.
(2) 	A person shall not use materials in a sanitary plumbing system or sanitary drainage system that forms part of or communicates with the sewerage system except in accordance with the requirements of MP52.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
(3) 	Where—
	(a)	the requirements of Australian Standard 3500 or MP52 are inconsistent with standards specified in these regulations; and 
	(b)	the work was carried out in accordance with the standards specified in these regulations;
subregulation (1) does not apply in respect of that work.
16. 	Interference with drains etc connected with sewerage system
(1) 	A person shall not alter, remove or interfere with a drain, fitting, pipe bend, trap or other thing connected with the sewerage system unless that person—
	(a)	holds a sanitary plumber’s licence and has given not less than 2 business days’ notice, in writing, to the chief executive of his or her intention to commence the work; 
	(b)	holds an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence and has given not less than 2 business days’ notice, in writing, to the chief executive of his or her intention to commence the work; 
	(c)	holds a sanitary plumber’s licence, the work is minor sanitary plumbing work and the person submits a minor works notice within 7 days after completing the work; or
	(d)	holds an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence, the work is minor drainage work and the person submits a minor works notice within 7 days after completing the work. 
Penalty:  10 penalty units. 
(2) 	A notice under subregulation (1) shall be accompanied by the determined fee and, except in the case of a minor works notice—
	(a)	in relation to work relating to a single residential building—by a site plan that complies with subregulation 6 (3); or
	(b)	in any other case—by a plan approval under regulation 7. 
(3) 	Notwithstanding anything contained in this regulation—
	(a)	a person who holds a journeyman plumber’s licence may perform minor sanitary plumbing work if he or she performs the work under the general supervision of a person who holds a sanitary plumber’s licence and who has given notice under paragraph (1) (a) or who submits a minor works notice within 7 days after completing the work; and
	(b)	a person who holds an operative drainer’s licence may perform minor drainage work if he or she performs the work under the general supervision of a person who holds an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence and who has given notice under paragraph (1) (b) or who submits a minor works notice within 7 days after completing the work.
(4) 	For the purposes of these regulations, work referred to in subregulation (1) is minor sanitary plumbing work if—
	(a)	the work is sanitary plumbing work that is limited to maintenance of existing work;
	(b)	the holder of a sanitary plumber’s licence has entered into a contract with a person to perform the work; and
	(c)	the consideration to be given for performance of the work, excluding the cost of sanitary fixtures supplied for the work, does not exceed $1,000 in value.
(5) 	For the purposes of these regulations, work referred to in subregulation (1) is minor drainage work if—
	(a)	the work is the replacement or repair of any drain;
	(b)	the holder of an advanced sanitary drainer’s licence has entered into a contract with a person to perform the work; and
	(c)	the consideration to be given for performance of the work, excluding the cost of sanitary fixtures supplied for the work, does not exceed $1,000 in value.
(6) 	In this regulation—
“minor works notice” means a notice that is signed by the person giving it, is in accordance with an approved form and, in relation to minor sanitary plumbing work or minor drainage work, specifies—
	(a)	the name and address of the person for whom the work was performed;
	(b)	the address at which the work was performed;
	(c)	the nature of the work;
	(d)	the consideration paid for the performance of the work, excluding the cost of sanitary fixtures supplied for the work;
	(e)	the date on which the work was completed; and
	(f)	the date on which the notice was signed;
and certifying that the work was completed in accordance with these regulations.
17. 	Unblocking of drain by owner of land
	Notwithstanding the provisions of regulations 12 and 16, the owner of land on which a drain is blocked may unblock the drain if—
	(a)	it is impossible or impracticable to obtain within a reasonable time, for the purpose of unblocking the drain, the services of the holder of a licence;
	(b)	in unblocking the drain, no pipe, cover or concrete material is broken nor thrust-block removed; and
	(c)	as soon as possible after the unblocking, the owner notifies the chief executive in writing that he or she has unblocked the drain.
18. 	Connection with the sewerage system
	A person who connects with or disconnects from the sewerage system a sanitary plumbing system, a sanitary drainage system or sewer shall ensure that all work is carried out in accordance with these regulations, Australian Standard 3500 and, except in the case of a single residential building, with the approved plan.
19. 	Notice to be given 
(1) 	A person who carries out plumbing or drainage work shall—
	(a)	give not less than 2 business days’ notice, in writing, to the chief executive before commencing the work; and 
	(b)	report to the chief executive when the work is ready for inspection.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
(2) 	All work shall be left uncovered and convenient for examination—
	(a)	until inspected and approved by the inspector; or
	(b)	until the inspector has advised the person that an inspection will not take place.
(3) 	The person who carries out the work shall keep on the premises, while the work is being carried out—
	(a)	a copy of the plan approval showing—
	(i)	any minor variations to the approved plan; and
	(ii)	the parts of the work for which a notice was given under subregulation (1); and
	(b)	a record of the date of each notice given under subregulation (1).
20. 	Testing
(1) 	Every drain shall be thoroughly tested by the inspector before being passed, and in the event of any drain being at any time altered or repaired, it shall be thoroughly tested by the inspector before those alterations or repairs are passed.
(2) 	The inspector may apply to a drain such water, smoke or air‑pressure tests as the inspector considers appropriate.
(3) 	A person who carries out plumbing or drainage work on a property on which the drain referred to in subregulation (2) is located shall furnish such apparatus, tools, labour and assistance as are necessary for each test conducted by the inspector.
(4) 	A person who carries out plumbing or drainage work shall carry out a direction from the inspector to rectify work that is not in accordance with these regulations or Australian Standard 3500.
Penalty:  5 penalty units.
(5) 	Before the fittings are connected with the plumbing of any house or building, or, if so ordered, after the fittings are so connected, and before the soil or waste pipe is connected to the sewer, the outlet of the soil or waste pipe, and all openings into it below the top, shall be hermetically sealed.  
(6)	The pipe shall then be filled with water to such height as the inspector requires, and every joint carefully examined for leaks.
(7) 	Work already in place may be tested as and when required by the inspector.
(8) 	Defective pipes shall be removed and replaced by sound ones and all defective joints made tight, and every part of the work shall conform to these regulations and be subject to the approval of the inspector.
(9) 	Where work reported under regulation 19 as ready for inspection is inspected but not approved, an application for a subsequent inspection of that work shall be accompanied by the determined fee.
21. 	Drains etc not constructed in accordance with regulations to be removed or repaired
(1) 	Any drain, soil pipe, waste pipe, trap, water closet, urinal, sink, bath or other sanitary fixture or drainage apparatus which is laid or constructed otherwise than in accordance with these regulations, or which, in the opinion of the chief executive, is of bad or defective quality, shall upon receipt of a notification to that effect from the chief executive, be removed or repaired by the owner in the manner determined, and within the time fixed, by the chief executive.
(2) 	If the owner neglects or fails to comply with the requirements of the notification within the time fixed, he or she shall be guilty of an offence, and the chief executive may, if he or she thinks fit, cause the sanitary fixture or drainage apparatus to be removed or repaired, and may recover the cost thereof from the owner.
Penalty:
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
22. 	Notification after completion of work
	A person who carries out plumbing or drainage work shall, if satisfied that the work has been completed in accordance with these regulations and Australian Standard 3500, within 7 days after completion of the work, provide the chief executive with—
	(a)	a statement on the approved form of the work completed;
	(b)	evidence of payment of the determined fees in accordance with subregulations 16 (2) and 20 (8); and
	(c)	a copy of—
	(i)	where the work relates to a single residential building—a drainage plan that complies with subregulation 6 (3) on which there is endorsed a certificate that the plan is a true record of the work carried out; or
	(ii)	in any other case—an approved drainage plan on which there is endorsed a certificate that the plan is a true record of the work carried out.
23. 	Drainage of houses to be separate
(1)	The drainage of each house and building shall be arranged for separately, except where, in the opinion of the chief executive, special reasons exist for draining by a combined operation.
(2) 	Where—
	(a)	the drainage system of a house or building (in this subregulation referred to as the “first house or building”) is combined with the drainage system of a house or building on another parcel of land;
	(b)	the combined drainage system is situated in the other parcel of land;
	(c)	the combined drainage system was installed before 1 March 1999; and
	(d)	significant work has to be carried out on the drainage system of the first house or building;
the person carrying out the work shall—
	(e)	disconnect the existing drainage pipes from the combined drainage system;
	(f)	if no separate drainage system is in place in the parcel of land on which the first house or building is situated—install such a system; and
	(g)	connect the first house or building to the drainage system installed in the parcel of land on which it is situated.
(3) 	In this regulation—
“significant work” means work where—
	(a)	drains to more than half the fixtures are altered; or
	(b)	the number of fixtures is increased by more than 50 %.
24. 	Cover to interceptor traps and accessholes
	Interceptor traps and accessholes shall be carried to the ground surface and there furnished with approved cast-iron airtight covers.
25. 	Rain and surface waters not to be discharged into sewers etc
(1) 	Subject to subregulation (3), a person shall not discharge or allow to be discharged into any sewer, or into any drain communicating with any such sewer, or into any sanitary fixture or drainage apparatus used in connection with any such drain, any rainwater, surface water or stormwater.
Penalty: 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units. 
(2) 	Inlets to all drains shall be constructed and maintained in such manner and at such levels as will prevent the flow of rainwater, surface water, or stormwater, into the drains.
(3) 	The network utility operator may exempt a person from compliance with subregulation (1), in writing, and subregulation (1) does not apply to a  person who has obtained an exemption.
26. 	Injury to sewers
	A person shall not—
	(a)	throw or deposit, or cause or permit to be thrown or deposited, in any drain or sewer under the control of the network utility operator, or in any opening or receptacle connected with a drain or sewer under the control of the network utility operator, any garbage, offal, dead animal, vegetable parings, ashes, cinders, rags, hair, wool, sand, refuse from factories, or any other matter or thing liable to cause a stoppage in the drains or sewers or to injure the drains or sewers, plant, machinery or any undertaking of, or under the control of, the network utility operator, or any part thereof; and
	(b)	except with the approval of the network utility operator cause or permit to flow or pass or be carried into any drain or sewer under the control of the network utility operator any liquid, other than ordinary domestic sewage, which—
	(ii)	has not been completely neutralised as to its acidity; or
	(iii)	contains more than 0.1% of common salt, or contains any other mineral, salt, acid, gas, or other noxious substance, which mineral, salt, acid, gas, or other noxious substance is, in the opinion of the network utility operator, injurious to, or liable to form, compounds injurious to, the drains, sewers, plant, machinery, or any undertaking of, or under the control of, the network utility operator, or to any part thereof.
Penalty: 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units. 
27. 	Water closets and urinals
(1) 	At least 1 water closet approved by the chief executive shall be provided for each house, building or parcel of land required by the chief executive to be connected with the sewerage system.
(2) 	Where a closet pan and cistern are to be installed, a reduced-flush closet pan and a dual-flush 6/3 litre cistern shall be installed.
(3) 	Where a closet pan is to be installed, a reduced-flush closet pan shall be installed.
(4) 	Where a cistern is to be installed so as to be connected to an existing full-flush closet pan, a separate dual-flush cistern which—
	(a)	is of not less than 11 litres capacity;
	(b)	gives an effective full-flush of not more than 10 litres and for test purposes 9 litres; and
	(c)	gives an effective half-flush of not more than 5.5 litres and for test purposes 4.5 litres;
shall be installed.
(5) 	Where a cistern is to be installed so as to be connected to an existing reduced-flush closet pan a dual-flush 6/3 litre cistern shall be installed.
(6) 	Closet pans flushed with water drawn from a central storage cistern installed before 1 January 1994 shall—
	(a)	where the pan is a full-flush closet pan—be flushed with an effective full-flush of not more than 10 litres and for test purposes 9 litres; or
	(b)	where the pan is a reduced-flush closet pan—be flushed with an effective full-flush of not more than 10 litres and for test purposes either 6 or 9 litres.
(7) 	Where a full-flush closet pan is flushed—
	(a)	with water drawn from a central storage cistern; and
	(b)	by control fittings which allow the user to determine whether to give a full-flush or half-flush;
the pan may be flushed with a half-flush of not less than 4.5 litres and not more than 5.5 litres.
(8) 	Where a reduced-flush closet pan is flushed—
	(a)	with water drawn from a central storage cistern; and
	(b)	by control fittings which allow the user to determine whether to give a full-flush or half-flush;
the pan may be flushed with a half-flush of not less than 3 litres and not more than 4  litres.
(9) 	Where a central storage cistern installation is to be installed—
	(a)	reduced-flush closet pans; and
	(b)	control fittings which automatically control the amount of water used in such a manner that each flush uses—
	(i)	on a full-flush—not less than 6 and not more than 7 litres of water; or
	(ii)	on a half-flush—not less than 3 and not more than 4 litres of water;
shall be installed.
(10) 	In no case shall water closet accommodation be provided in a cellar or basement, except by permission, in writing, of the chief executive, and then only when the water closet cannot be otherwise placed, and where the soil pipe can be connected into a existing sewer, and in all such cases, before installation, the owner shall notify the chief executive, in writing, that the owner will take all risk of damage that may arise from closets so placed.
(11) 	In this regulation—
	(a)	a full-flush closet pan is a closet pan conforming to the description of the full-flush pan in Australian Standard 1172;
	(b)	a reduced-flush closet pan is a closet pan conforming to the description of the reduced-flush pan in Australian Standard 1172; and
	(c)	a dual-flush 6/3 litre cistern is one which is of not less than 8 litres capacity giving an effective full-flush of not more than 7 litres and for test purposes 6 litres and giving an effective half-flush of not more than 4 litres and for test purposes 3 litres.
Part 5—Water supply
28. 	Provisions relating to meters
(1) 	The owner of the premises on which a meter is installed shall at all times maintain access to the meter.
(2) 	The network utility operator may, on receipt of an application, in writing, by the owner of premises on which a meter is installed, grant, in writing, permission for the position of the meter to be altered in a manner specified in the permission.
(3) 	A person shall not alter, or cause to be altered, the position of a meter otherwise than in accordance with a permission under subregulation (2).
Penalty:  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
29. 	Work on water service
(1) 	In connection with every notice to carry out work on a pipe connected to a property service of 50 mm and upwards in diameter or to alter the position of any such pipe, the plumber’s notice shall be accompanied by the determined fee and a properly dimensioned plan, showing the locality of the premises at which the work is to be effected and the position in which it is intended to lay the pipes and fix meters, plugs, stop taps, and other fittings thereto.
(2) 	A plumber’s notice to carry out work on a pipe connected to a property service less than 50 mm in diameter shall be accompanied by the determined fee.
30. 	Work to conform to a standard
(1) 	Subject to subregulation (3), a person shall not carry out work on a water supply system or a hot water system drawing its water from a water main except in accordance with the requirements of Australian Standard 3500.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
(2) 	A person shall not use plumbing or drainage products on a water supply system or a hot water system drawing its water from a water main except in accordance with the requirements of MP52.
Penalty:  10 penalty units.
(3) 	Where—
	(a)	the requirements of Australian Standard 3500 or MP52 are inconsistent with standards specified in these regulations; and 
	(b)	the work was carried out in accordance with the standards specified in these regulations;
subregulation (1) does not apply in respect of that work.
31. 	Notice of interference with certain pipes etc
(1) 	Any person who—
	(a)	alters, repairs, or replaces a pipe or fitting in communication with a water main, without first—
	(i)	giving 2 business days’ notice, in writing, of his or her intention to commence the work to the chief executive; and
	(ii)	where approval is required for a plan under regulation 29—obtaining that approval;
	(b)	in the event of directions as to the manner in which any such communication, alteration, repair, or replacement being given by the chief executive, fails to make any communication, alteration, repair, or replacement of any pipe in communication with a water main in accordance with those directions and these regulations; or
	(c)	lays any pipe to communicate with a water main of a strength and material not in accordance with these regulations, or any person who causes any such pipe so to be laid;
shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty:  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
(2) 	Every notice under this regulation shall be signed by the licensed plumber actually engaged in carrying out the works referred to in the notice or by a licensed plumber employing another plumber to carry out the work under his or her supervision.
(3) 	Any licensed plumber who signs a notice for work which is not actually done either by the plumber or by a plumber under his or her supervision, or carries out work under a notice not signed by himself or herself, shall be guilty of an offence.
(4) 	This regulation shall apply to a service communication with a water main made through the intervening medium of a storage tank, as well as to communication by direct service.
(5) 	All work shall be left uncovered and convenient for examination—
	(a)	until inspected and approved by the inspector; or
	(b)	until the inspector has advised the person that an inspection will not take place.
(6) 	An inspection referred to in subregulation (5) shall, if practicable, be made—
	(a)	if notification that the work is ready for inspection is received by the chief executive on a Saturday—within 72 hours after that notification is so received; or
	(b)	if notification that the work is ready for inspection is received by the chief executive on any other day—within 48 hours after that notification is so received.
32. 	Backflow prevention device
(1) 	Where there are reasonable grounds for believing that, as a consequence of the performance of work referred to in regulation 31, non-potable liquids, solids or gases may be introduced into the potable water supply of the Territory—
	(a)	a certifier shall not, without reasonable excuse, approve a plan for the work unless—
	(i)	the plan includes the installation of an appropriate backflow prevention device for protecting the potable water supply from the hazard; or
	(ii)	the certifier has certified on the plan that, in his or her opinion, the installation is not required; and
	(b)	if a plan is approved—the person to whom the approval is granted shall, in the course of the performance of that work, install such a device.
Penalty for contravention of paragraph (a):  5 penalty units. 
Penalty for contravention of paragraph (b): 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
(2) 	A person who installs a testable backflow prevention device shall—
	(a)	register the installation of the device with the chief executive; 
	(b)	ensure that the device is tested by a suitably qualified person in accordance with Australian Standard 2845.3 as in effect on 1 March 1999 as soon as practicable after installation; and
	(c)	within 7 days after testing provide the chief executive with a test report prepared by the person who carried out the test. 
Penalty:  10 penalty units. 
(3) 	The owner of a parcel of land on which a testable backflow prevention device is installed shall—
	(a)	cause the device to be tested by a suitably qualified person in accordance with Australian Standard 2845.3 as in effect on 1 March 1999—
	(i)	where maintenance or repair work has been carried out on the device—within 7 days after the carrying out of the work; or
	(ii)	in any other case—within 12 months after the last carrying out of a test under this regulation on the device; and
	(b)	within 7 days after testing provide the chief executive with a test report prepared by the person who carried out the test. 
Penalty: 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units. 
(4) 	In this regulation—
“appropriate backflow prevention device” means a backflow prevention device selected in accordance with the requirements of section 4 of Part 1 of Australian Standard 3500, entitled ‘Crossconnection control and backflow prevention’;
“suitably qualified person” means a person who—
	(a)	is a licensed plumber; and
	(b)	has successfully completed the course entitled ‘Backflow Prevention’ offered by the Canberra Institute of Technology or an equivalent course.
33. 	Notification after completion of work—water services
(1) 	This regulation applies where work is carried out on a water service or a hot water service.
(2) 	Where this regulation applies, the person who has carried out the work shall, within 7 days after completing the work give to the chief executive a statement of the work completed on an approved form.
(3) 	Where this regulation applies and the work has been carried out in relation to a building to which there is connected a property service of not less than 50 mm in diameter, the person who carried out the work shall give to the chief executive, within 7 days after the completion of the work, a copy of the approved plan on which there is endorsed a certificate that the plan is a true record of the work carried out.
34. 	Water pumping appliance not to be connected to a water main without permission
(1) 	In this regulation—
“water pumping appliance” includes an automatic syphon, a hand syphon, cooling appliance, water circulation apparatus and water-power pumping appliance.
(2) 	A person shall not connect a water pumping appliance to a water main, or to a pipe connected directly or indirectly to a water main, without the permission, in writing, of a network utility operator.
35. 	Connecting pipe with steam-boilers
(1) 	A person shall not connect any service pipe directly to a steam-boiler for the purpose of feeding the boiler with water.
(2) 	A person who makes a connection for the purpose of feeding a steam-boiler with water shall make the connection to the boiler from a break tank.
(3) 	Any person who contravenes the provisions of subregulation (1) or (2) shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty:  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
36. 	Unlawful taking of water
(1) 	A person shall not, without the authority of the network utility operator, take or carry away water, or cause water to be taken or carried away, from the premises of another person or from a drinking tap, trough or private or public service tap.
	Penalty:  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—25 penalty units. 
(2) 	Any person who is supplied with water through a meter and who, without the authority of the network utility operator, takes or carries away water, or causes water to be taken or carried away, from the premises of a person supplied with water not through a meter, shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty:  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
37. 	Fee for reinspection of works
	Where—
	(a)	work has been inspected in pursuance of this Part; and
	(b)	that work was not approved;
an application for a further inspection of that work in pursuance of this Part shall be accompanied by the determined fee.
38. 	Bathing or washing etc in waterworks
	Every person who commits any of the following offences with respect to any stream or watercourse, reservoir, aqueduct, or other waterworks, under the control or management of the network utility operator for the purposes of the Canberra water supply system, shall be guilty of an offence, namely:
	(a)	bathes therein;
	(b)	washes, throws or causes to enter therein, any dog or other animal;
	(d)	washes or cleanses therein, the skin of any animal, or any clothes, cloth, wool, leather or other thing whatsoever.
Penalty:  5 penalty units.
39. 	Unlawful taking of water
(1) 	A person shall not, without reasonable excuse, take or use water from—
	(a)	a reservoir, aqueduct, cistern or pipe under the control or management of the network utility operator;
	(b)	a pipe leading to or from any such reservoir, aqueduct, cistern or pipe; or
	(c)	a cistern supplied by the network utility operator with water for the use of a consumer other than the person taking or using the water.
Penalty: 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
(2) 	Any person who illegally diverts or takes water supplying or flowing into any waterworks, watercourse or reservoir under the control or management of the network utility operator, or who does any unlawful act whereby the water from any such waterworks, watercourse, or reservoir may be drawn off or diminished in quantity, shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty:  $50 for every day during the whole or any part of which the supply of water is diverted or diminished by reason of any act done by or by the direction of that person.
Part 6—Miscellaneous
40. 	Inspection of private premises
(1) 	The chief executive, may inspect any drain, sink, trap, pipe, meter, appliance, connection, or other works connected therewith, and may for that purpose at all reasonable times in the daytime enter upon any premises or lands to, through or into which, water is supplied and cause the ground to be opened in any place he or she thinks fit, doing as little damage as may be.
(2) 	A person shall not hinder or obstruct the chief executive in the execution of his or her duties under these regulations. 
Penalty: 
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units; 
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
(3) 	In case any such drain or works is found on inspection not to have been made or tested according to the provisions of these regulations, or to be in bad order and condition, or to require cleansing, alteration or amendment, or to be filled up, the chief executive shall cause notice in writing to be given to the owner of the premises upon or in respect of which the inspection was made requiring the owner, within such time as is specified in the notice, to—
	(a)	do the necessary works or testing; and
	(b)	in the case of testing—provide the chief executive with a written report on the test by the person who did the testing within 7 days after the test has been carried out.
(4) 	If the notice is not complied with by the person to whom it is given, the chief executive may, if he or she thinks fit, execute such works and the expenses incurred by the chief executive in so doing shall be paid to it by the owner of the premises and may be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction.
(5) 	If any such drain, sink, trap, pipe or other connected works and apparatus are found on any such inspection to be made to the satisfaction of the chief executive, and in proper order and condition, the chief executive shall cause the same to be reinstated and made good as soon as may be, and the expenses of examination reinstating and making good thereof shall be defrayed by the chief executive.
41. 	Certificate of compliance with regulations
(1) 	The owner of premises may apply, in writing, to the chief executive for a certificate of compliance in respect of plumbing or drainage work.
(2) 	An application shall be accompanied by the determined fee.
(3) 	The chief executive shall issue a certificate of compliance if he or she is satisfied—
	(a)	that subregulations (1) and (2) have been complied with; and
	(b)	that the plumbing and drainage work complies with these regulations.
(4) 	A person shall not use plumbing or drainage work unless a certificate of compliance has been issued in relation to the work .
Penalty for contravention of subregulation (4):  
	(a)	if the offender is a natural person—10 penalty units;
	(b)	if the offender is a body corporate—50 penalty units.
42. 	Review of decisions
(1) 	Application may be made to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for review of a decision of the chief executive—
	(a)	issuing a notice under subregulation 25 (1) that any sanitary fixture or drainage apparatus must be removed or repaired;
	(b)	issuing a notice under subregulation 114 (3) to do work or testing within a time specified; or
	(c)	refusing to issue a certificate of compliance under subregulation 115 (3).
(2) 	Where a decision referred to in subregulation (1) is made, the chief executive shall give notice in writing of the decision to the person affected by the decision.
(3) 	A notice under subregulation (2) shall be in accordance with the requirements of the code of practice in force under subsection 25B (1) of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1989.

ENDNOTES
Index to endnotes
1	About this republication
2	About the republished subordinate law
3	Abbreviation key
4	Table of legislation
5	Table of amendments
6	Table of earlier republications
7	Table of renumbered provisions
1	About this republication
This is a republication of the Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations 1933 (repealed) effective 2 January 2001.
Amending laws are annotated in the table of legislation and table of amendments.
This subordinate law has been renumbered.  See the table of renumbered provisions for details.
2	About the republished subordinate law
The Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations were originally made under the Building and Services Ordinance 1924 (now the Building and Services Act 1924). 
Subsection 82 (3) of the Electricity and Water Act 1988 (now the Energy and Water Act 1988) (inserted by the Electricity and Water (Corporatisation) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1995) provides that the Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations, as in force immediately before the commencement of section 82, continue in force as if made under the section.
3	Abbreviation key
Key to abbreviations in tables

am = amended
amdt = amendment
ch = chapter
cl = clause
def = definition
exp = expires/expired
Gaz = Gazette
hdg = heading
ins = inserted/added
LR = Legislation (Republication) Act 1996
mod = modified
No = number
notfd = notified
o = order
om = omitted/repealed
p = page
par = paragraph
pres = present
prev = previous
(prev...) = previously
prov = provision
pt = part
r = rule/subrule
reg = regulation/subregulation
renum = renumbered
reloc = relocated
R[X] = Republication No
s = section/subsection
sch = schedule
sdiv = subdivision
sub = substituted
SL  = Subordinate Law
sp = spent
*    SL unless otherwise stated
†   Act or Ordinance unless otherwise stated

4	Table of legislation
SL/Act*	Year and number*	Gazette
notification	Commencement	Transitional provisions	

	—	2 Nov 1933	2 Nov 1933		
	—	30 July 1936	30 July 1936	—	
	—	3 June 1937	3 June 1937	—	
	—	18 Aug 1938	18 Aug 1938	—	
	1941 No 1	16 Jan 1941	16 Jan 1941	—	
	1942 No 2	12 Feb 1942	12 Feb 1942	—	
	1942 No 9	17 Sept 1942	17 Sept 1942	—	
	1942 No 11	5 Nov 1942	10 Dec 1941	—	
	1959 No 16	31 Dec 1959	1 Jan 1960	—	
	1962 No 8	16 Aug 1962	16 Aug 1962	—	
	1975 No 14	12 Aug 1975	12 Aug 1975	—	
	1977 No 8	1 Apr 1977	1 Apr 1977	—	
	1978 No 14	31 Aug 1978	31 Aug 1978	—	
	1979 No 26	29 Nov 1979	29 Nov 1979	—	
	1980 No 11	17 June 1980	17 June 1980	—	
	1981 No 18	10 Sept 1981	10 Sept 1981	—	
	1982 No 10	20 May 1982	20 May 1982	—	
	1982 No 18	29 June 1982	1 July 1982	—	
	1982 No 35	18 Aug 1982	18 Aug 1982	—	
	1982 No 44	28 Sept 1982	28 Sept 1982	—	
	1983 No 15	30 Sept 1983	1 Oct 1983	—	
	1984 No 27	19 Dec 1984	19 Dec 1984	—	
	1985 No 9	2 Apr 1985	2 Apr 1985	—	
	1987 No 19	11 Jan 1988	11 Jan 1988	—	
	1988 No 7	15 June 1988	1 July 1988	—	
	1988 No 8	1 July 1988	1 July 1988	reg 2	
	1988 No 17	12 Oct 1988	12 Oct 1988	—	
	1992 No 18	2 Oct 1992	2 Oct 1992	—	
	1993 No 18	28 Apr 1993	28 Apr 1993	—	
	1993 No 52	24 Dec 1993	1 Jan 1994	—	
Administrative Appeals (Consequential Amendments) Act 1994	Act 1996 No 60	11 Oct 1994	14 Nov 1994 (see 
s 2)		
	1995 No 3	12 Jan 1995	12 Jan 1995	—	
	1999 No 3	14 Apr 1999	14 Apr 1999 (see 
reg 2 (2) and Gaz 1994 No S250)	reg 36	
as repealed by
Water and Sewerage Act 2000	Act 2000 No 68 s 51	20 Dec 2000 (Gaz 2000 No 68)	s 1, s 2 commenced 20 Dec 2000 (IA s 10B)
s 51 commenced 1 Jan 2001 (s 2 and Gaz 2000 No S69)		

5	Table of amendments
This table shows the amendment history of the Canberra Sewerage and Water Supply Regulations before its renumbering by SL 1999 No 3 (and under the Legislation (Republication) Act 1996), together with the amendments made by SL 1999 No 3 (apart from renumbering).  The table of renumbered provisions shows the previous and new numbers of renumbered provisions. 

Provision	How affected*

reg 3	am 1959 No 16
	om 1977 No 8
reg 4	am regs notfd 30 July 1936; 1941 No 1; 1942 No 9; 1962 No 8; 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8; 1978 No 14; 1980 No 11; 1982 No 44; 1983 No 15; 1988 Nos 7 and 8; No 18, 1992; Act No 60, 1994; No 3, 1995; 1999 No 3 reg 3
reg 5	om No 18, 1992
	ins No 3, 1995
	om 1999 No 3 reg 4
pt 1A (regs 5-9, 9A)	ins 1999 No 3 reg 4
reg 5-9	ins 1999 No 3 reg 4
reg 9A	ins 1999 No 3 reg 4
hdg to pt II	am 1982 No 44
reg 6	am 1977 No 8
	om 1982 No 44
reg 7	sub 1977 No 8
	om 1982 No 44
reg 8	om 1982 No 44
reg 9	am 1975 No 14
	sub 1977 No 8
	am 1978 No 14
	om 1982 No 44
reg 10	om 1982 No 44
	ins 1988 No 7
	am 1999 No 3 reg 5
reg 11	am 1977 No 8; 1982 No 44; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
reg 12	am 1977 No 8; 1982 No 44; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 6
reg 13	am 1942 No 9; 1982 No 44; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 7
reg 14	am 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 8
reg 14A	ins No 18, 1992
	am No 18, 1993; 1999 No 3 reg 9
reg 15	sub 1977 No 8; 1978 No 14
	am 1981 No 18; 1982 Nos 35 and 44; 1983 No 15; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 10
reg 15AA	ins 1978 No 14
	am No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 11
reg 15AB	ins 1978 No 14
	am 1988 No 7
	om 1999 No 3 reg 11
reg 15A	ins 1977 No 8
	am 1982 No 44; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
reg 16	am 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992; No 3, 1995
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 17	am 1941 No 1; 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 18	am 1977 No 8; 1978 No 14; 1981 No 18; 1982 No 35; 1983 No 15; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 19	am No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 20	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8; 1978 No 14; 1981 No 18; 1982 No 35; 1983 No 15; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 21	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8; 1983 No 15
	sub No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 22	am 1988 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 23	am 1941 No 1; 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 12
reg 24	am 1941 No 1; 1977 No 8; 1981 No 18; 1982 No 35; 1983 No 15; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 13
reg 25	am 1941 No 1; 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 14
reg 26	am 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 15
reg 27	am 1977 No 8
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 15
reg 28.	am 1999 No 3 reg 16
reg 29.	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 30	am 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
regs 31-33	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 34	am 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 35	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 36	am 1942 No 9
	om No 18, 1992
reg 37	am 1977 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 38	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 39	om No 18, 1992
reg 40	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
regs 41-44	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 45	om No 18, 1992
reg 47	am 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992; No 18, 1993
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 48	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 49	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
regs 50, 51	am 1977 No 8
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 52	am 1941 No 1; 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 53	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 54	am 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 55	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 56	am 1942 No 9; 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 57	am 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 58	am 1942 No  9; 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 59	am 1975 No 14;  No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 17
reg 60	am 1942 No 9; 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 61	am 1977 No 8; 1999 No 3 reg 18
reg 62	am 1975 No 14; 1985 No 9; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 19
reg 63	am 1941 No 1; 1975 No 14; 1985 No 9; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 64	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 65	am 1977 No 8; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 66	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8;  No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 67	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 68	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 69	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 70	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 71	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 72	am 1942 No 9
	om No 18, 1992
reg 73	am 1975 No 14;  1977 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 74	am 1975 No  14
	om No 18, 1992
regs 75, 76	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 77	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 78	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8
	om No 18, 1992
reg 79	om 1999 No 3 reg 20
reg 80	am 1941 No 1; 1942 No 9; 1962 No 8; 1975 No 14; 1984 No 27; No 18, 1992; Nos 18 and 52, 1993; 1999 No 3 reg 21
reg 81	am 1962 No 8; 1975 No 14;  No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 82	am 1942 No 9; 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 83	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 84	am 1942 No 9; 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
regs 85, 86	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 87	am 1975 No 14;  No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 88	am 1975 No 14
	om No 18, 1992
reg 89	am 1977 No 8
	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 90	om 1999 No 3 reg 22
reg 91	sub 1941 No 1
	am 1942 No 2; 1959 No 16; 1975 No 14
	om 1977 No 8
reg 92	am 1942 No 9
	sub 1959 No 16
	am 1988 No 8
	om 1999 No 3 reg 23
reg 92A	ins 1977 No 8
	am 1978 No 14; 1982 No 18; 1983 No 15; 1988 No 8
	om 1999 No 3 reg 23
reg 93	am 1941 No 1; 1942 No 9; 1959 No 16; 1975 No 14; 1979 No 26; No 18, 1992
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 23
reg 94	am 1941 No 1
	om 1959 No 16
reg 95	om 1959 No 16
reg 96	am 1942 No 9; 1959 No 16; 1975 No 14; 1979 No 26; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; No 3, 1995
	om 1999 No 3 reg 23
reg 97	am 1975 No 14; 1982 No 10; 1983 No 15; 1999 No 3 reg 24
reg 97A	ins No 18, 1993
	am 1999 No 3 reg 25
reg 98	am 1942 No 9
	om 1959 No 16
	ins 1980 No 11
	am 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 26
reg 99	am 1959 No 16; 1985 No 9, 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 26
reg 100	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8; 1982 No 10; 1983 No 15; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
reg 100A	ins 1987 No 19
	am No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 27
reg 101	am 1975 No 14; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 28
reg 102	am 1975 No 14
	om 1999 No 3 reg 28
reg 103	sub 1980 No 11
	am 1988 No 8; 1999 No 3 reg 29
reg 104	sub 1942 No 9
	am 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
reg 105	am 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 30
reg 106	am 1959 No 16; 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
regs 107, 108	am 1975 No 14;  No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 30
reg 109	am 1942 No 9; 1975 No 14; No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 30
reg 110	am No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 30
reg 110A	ins 1982 No 10
	am 1983 No 15
reg 111	am 1975 No 14; 1985 No 9; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 35 sch
reg 112	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8; 1988 No 8; 1999 No 3 reg 31
reg 113	am No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 32
reg 114	am 1975 No 14; 1988 No 8; No 18, 1992; 1999 No 3 reg 33
reg 114A	ins 1942 No 9
	am No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 114B	ins 1959 No 16
	am 1975 No 14; 1977 No 8
	sub No 18, 1992
	om 1999 No 3 reg 34
pt VI (regs 115, 115A, 	om 1959 No 16
  116-119, 119A, 120-122)
reg 115	am 1941 No 1; 1942 No 9
	om 1959 No 16
	ins 1978 No 14
	am 1982 No 44; No 18, 1992
	sub 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 115A	ins regs notfd 18 August 1938
	am 1941 No 1;  1942 No 11
	om 1959 No 16
reg 116	am regs notfd 18 August 1938
	om 1959 No 16
	ins 1978 No 14
	am 1982 No 44
	om No 18, 1993
	ins 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 116A	ins 1982  No 10
	am 1983 No 15
	om 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 116B	ins 1982 No 10
	om 1983 No 15
reg 117	om 1959 No 16
	ins 1978 No 14
	am 1980 No 11; 1982 No 44; 1988 No 17
	sub No 18, 1992
	am Act No 60, 1994
	om 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 118	am 1941 No 1
	om 1959 No 16
	ins No 18, 1992
	am Act No 60, 1994
	om 1999 No 3 reg 34
reg 119	om 1959 No 16
reg 119A	ins regs notfd 3 June 1937
	om 1959 No 16
reg 120	sub 1941 No 1
	om 1959 No 16
regs 121, 122	om 1959 No 16
Schedule	am 1975 No 14
	sub 1977 No 8
	am 1982 No 44
	om No 18, 1992

6	Table of earlier republications
Republication No	Amendments  to	Republication date	
(1)	SL 1992 No 18	30 June 1992	
(2)	SL 1992 No 44	2 October 1992	
(3)	SL 1993 No 52	1 January 1994	
(4)	SL 1995 No 3	31 January 1998	
5	SL 1999 No 3	14 April 1999	

7	Table of renumbered provisions
as made by SL 1999 No 3 and under the Legislation (Republication) Act 1996
Previous	Renumbered as	Previous	Renumbered as	
4		3	80		27	
Part IA		Part 2	80 (6)		27 (2)	
5		4	80 (7)		27 (3)	
6		5	80 (8)		27 (4)	
7		6	80 (9)		27 (5)	
8		7	80 (10)		27 (6)	
9		8	80 (11)		27 (7)	
9A		9	80 (12)		27 (8)	
Part II		Part 3	80 (13)		27 (9)	
Part III		Part 4	80 (14)		27 (10)	
14A		15	80 (15)		27 (11)	
14A (1A)		15 (2)	Part IV		Part 5	
14A (2)		15 (3)	93		28	
15		16	97		29	
15 (7)		16 (3)	97A		30	
15 (8)		16 (4)	97A (1A)		30 (2)	
15 (9)		16 (5)	97A (2) 		30 (3)	
15 (10) 		16 (6)	100		31	
15A		17	100 (6)		31 (5)	
16		18	100 (7) 		31 (6)	
17		19	100A		32	
24		20	101		33	
24 (5) (1st sentence) 		20 (5)	103		34	
24 (5) (2nd sentence) 		20 (6)	104		35	
24 (6)		20 (7)	106		36	
24 (7)		20 (8)	110A		37	
24 (8)		20 (9)	111		38	
25		21	112		39	
27		22	Part VI		Part 6	
28		23	114		40	
46		24	115		41	
61		25	116		42	
62		26			

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