Bush Fires Regulations 1954.

The Bush Fires Regulations 1954 enacted under the Bush Fires Act 1954 in Western Australia, provides detailed guidelines for managing bushfire-related activities. It includes sections covering burning activities during restricted and prohibited periods, permitting procedures, duties of permit holders, and roles of local governments and bushfire control officers. Specific provisions address activities like clover burning, charcoal burning, and operations involving equipment that may pose a fire risk. The regulations also define terms and outline requirements for compliance, safety measures, and reporting of fire incidents. The aim is to mitigate fire hazards and ensure controlled burning practices within the legal framework.