Bush Fires (Infringement) Regulations 1978.

The Bush Fires (Infringements) Regulations 1978 is a regulatory document under the Bush Fires Act 1954 of Western Australia. It establishes the framework for managing bushfire-related infringements and penalties. Key aspects include: Offences and Penalties: The First Schedule outlines various offences related to bushfires, such as lighting fires during restricted times, failure to comply with safety regulations, and improper handling of equipment that may cause fires. Infringement Notices: These notices, issued under section 59A of the Act, serve as a mechanism to enforce penalties. The prescribed officers authorized to issue these notices vary by case and include local government officials, police officers, and others designated under specific circumstances. Forms and Processes: The Second Schedule contains standardized forms for issuing and withdrawing infringement notices. These forms include details of the alleged offence, penalties, and procedural instructions for recipients.