Beagle Bay Aboriginal Council Inc. By-laws 1982.

The Beagle Bay Aboriginal Council By-laws of 1982, established under the Aboriginal Communities Act 1979, outline the governance and regulations of the Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. These laws define the responsibilities of community members, the regulation of land, traffic management, community conduct, and enforcement procedures. Key provisions include restrictions on entry to community land, traffic regulations, prohibitions on littering and offensive behavior, rules regarding alcohol consumption and fires, and measures to prevent disruption of community meetings. The by-laws also detail the penalties for violations, which can include fines and compensation for damage. They incorporate a defense clause for actions undertaken under community customs. Enforcement is supported by police powers, including apprehension and removal of individuals who breach the regulations.