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PAINTBALL ACT 2018 - SECT 3
Definitions
3 Definitions
(1) In this Act--
"approved" means approved by the Secretary from time to time.
"authorised officer" means a person appointed under Division 2 of Part 6 or a
police officer.
"authorised paintball venue" means a paintball venue that is the subject of a
paintball venue permit that is in force.
"authorised supplier" means the following-- (a) the holder of a
paintball venue permit,
(b) the holder of a firearms dealer licence under the
Firearms Act 1996 ,
(c) the holder of a weapons dealer permit under the
Weapons Prohibition Act 1998 .
"close associate" --see section 4.
"Department" means the Department of Customer Service.
"equivalent authorisation" means a permit, licence, certificate, registration
or other authorisation or qualification (however described) that is issued or
conferred under the law of another Australian jurisdiction and that authorises
the holder to do things similar to the things that a permit authorises a
holder to do and includes anything that the regulations prescribe as an
equivalent authorisation but does not include anything that the regulations
prescribe as not being an equivalent authorisation.
"function" includes a power, authority or duty, and
"exercise" a function includes perform a duty.
"grant" a permit includes grant a renewal or restoration of a permit.
"paintball game area" has the meaning given by section 37.
"paintball marker" means a sporting device for use in the sport known as
paintball that can propel, or is designed to propel, a paintball by means of
any gas or mixture of gases, including air (but not including a gas or mixture
of gases generated by an explosive) and is operated or designed for operation
by means of a trigger or similar device, but does not include-- (a) a
paintball marker that has been modified to propel something other than a
paintball, or
(b) a paintball marker prescribed by the regulations.
Note--:
A paintball marker may also be an imitation firearm within the meaning of the
Firearms Act 1996 . The Firearms Act 1996 , section 4D requires the holding
of a permit to authorise the possession or use of an imitation firearm. This
may mean a person is required to hold a paintball marker permit under this Act
and an imitation firearm permit.
"paintball venue" means a place at which the sport known as paintball is
played or at which paintball markers are used.
"permit" means a paintball venue permit, a paintball marker permit or an
international paintball competitor permit granted under Part 3.
"possession" of a paintball marker includes any case in which a person
knowingly-- (a) has custody of the paintball marker, or
(b) has the
paintball marker in the custody of another person, or
(c) has the
paintball marker in or on any premises whether or not belonging to or occupied
by the person.
"premises" includes-- (a) a building or structure, or
(b) land or a place
(whether enclosed or built on or not), or
(c) a mobile plant, vehicle, vessel
or aircraft.
"Register" means the Register of paintball markers compiled and maintained
under Part 7.
"relevant offence" means an offence against any of the following Acts or
provisions of Acts or the regulations under those Acts or provisions-- (a)
this Act,
(b) the Firearms Act 1996 ,
(c) the Crimes Act 1900 but only in
respect of an offence involving a firearm or offensive weapon or instrument or
an offence prescribed by the regulations,
(d) the Weapons Prohibition Act
1998 ,
(e) any other Act, or provision of an Act, prescribed by the
regulations.
"Secretary" means-- (a) the Commissioner for Fair Trading, Department of
Customer Service, or
(b) if there is no person employed as Commissioner for
Fair Trading--the Secretary of the Department.
"supply" means transfer ownership of, whether by sale, gift, barter, exchange
or otherwise, and includes the following-- (a) offer for supply, receive for
supply, have in possession for supply or expose or exhibit for supply,
(b)
conduct negotiations for supply,
(c) consign or deliver for supply,
(d)
cause or allow supply.
"Tribunal" means the Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Note--: The
Interpretation Act 1987 contains definitions and other provisions that affect
the interpretation and application of this Act.
(2) Notes included in this
Act do not form part of this Act.
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