No person shall, within the airport,—

• (a) display or distribute any advertisement for goods or services; or

• (b) display or distribute any poster, placard, handbill, writing, picture, pamphlet or circular advancing or opposing any cause or issue—

except in accordance with any lease, licence or concession granted by the Company or with the prior written consent of the chief executive officer.

(1) Except with the prior consent of the chief executive officer, no person shall enter the airport riding on an animal or in a vehicle drawn by an animal.

(2) No person shall bring an animal or bird into the airport unless the animal or bird is:

• (a) to be delivered to a person authorised to accept it under a contract of carriage with an airline; and

• (b) confined so as to make it impossible for it to escape; and

• (c) under proper control and properly cared for.

(3) Nothing in this bylaw applies to—

• (a) a guide dog engaged in guiding a blind person and kept under restraint by harness:

• (b) a dog under the control of a constable or Customs officer and being used in the course of duty:

• (c) stock which, with the consent of the Company, is brought on to the airport and grazed in areas set aside for grazing.

(1) For the purposes of this bylaw,—

• (a) the Company may, from time to time designate areas or places at the airport to which entry by members of the public is prohibited or restricted and may prescribe conditions of entry to them:

• (b) the chief executive officer may, from time to time, designate areas or places at the airport to which entry by members of the public is prohibited or restricted for a period not exceeding 6 months.

(2) Every such area or place shall be indicated by conspicuous signs or notices.

(3) No person shall enter or remain in a restricted area unless that person—

• (a) is authorised to do so by the Company; and

• (b) complies with any conditions imposed by the Company.

(4) Nothing in subclause (3) applies to—

• (a) a person discharging a duty or providing a service in a restricted area:

• (b) passengers boarding or leaving an aircraft on the apron.

(5) No person shall drive or bring a vehicle into a restricted area unless authorised to do so by an airport official.

(6) An airport official may require a person who is at any time in a restricted area in breach of this bylaw to leave the area and that person shall do so immediately.

(1) No person shall take photographs, film, or make a video recording within the airport for commercial purposes or profit, unless that person is—

• (a) an accredited representative of the news media who is engaged in carrying out that person's duties; or

• (b) authorised in writing to do so by the chief executive officer.

(2) Every person referred to in subclause (1)(b) shall produce his or her authority to an airport official when required to do so.

(1) No person shall—

• (a) in any part of the airport open to the public, not being licensed premises as defined in section 2 of the Sale of Liquor Act 1989,—

  • (i) drink any intoxicating liquor; or

  • (ii) have in his or her possession or control any intoxicating liquor for consumption in that part of the airport.

(2) No person shall, in any part of the airport,—

• (a) behave in a disorderly or indecent manner or be drunk; or

• (b) behave in a manner, or do any act, which threatens public order or safety or the safety or security of persons or property; or

• (c) cause a nuisance to, or annoy, persons at the airport by—

  • (i) using insulting or offensive language; or

  • (ii) behaving in an insulting, rowdy, or offensive manner; or

• (d) throw, leave, or drop any article, thing, or substance capable of:

  • (i) injuring, annoying, or creating a hazard for, any person; or

  • (ii) damaging, or creating a hazard for, property; or

  • (iii) fouling any part of the airport; or

• (e) without lawful authority climb or attempt to climb a wall, fence, barrier, railing or post; or

• (f) wilfully give a false fire or ambulance alarm; or

• (g) without lawful authority leave a door or gate open or unfastened.

(3) An airport official or constable who has reasonable grounds for suspecting that a person has contravened paragraph (a) or paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of subclause (2) may require that person to leave the airport and that person shall do so immediately.

No person shall, except in the course of duty, enter or leave the airport other than by a route maintained by the Company for that purpose.

(1) The chief executive officer may direct that—

• (a) identity cards be issued to persons employed at the airport:

• (b) temporary passes be issued to any visitor to the airport or to any class or classes of visitors to the airport.

(2) Any identity card or temporary pass shall be carried by the person to whom it is issued so as to be clearly visible at all times when he or she is in a restricted area.

(3) Access to a restricted area shall be limited to the area described on the identity card or temporary pass.

(4) An airport official or a constable may require—

• (a) a person to whom an identity card or temporary pass has been issued and who, refuses, or is unable, to produce it for inspection:

• (b) a person who is employed at the airport and who is not at the time on duty—

to leave a restricted area and that person shall do so immediately.

(1) No person shall carry on any business within the airport or engage in any activity at the airport for the purposes of, or connected with, the carrying on of any business outside the airport, except in accordance with a lease or licence or other authority granted by the Company.

(2) Nothing in subclause (1) applies to the carriage and delivery of goods or persons in accordance with the terms of any licence or permit issued by a government department or a tribunal or body constituted under any Act.

(3) Nothing in this bylaw prevents the Company operating a service or services for passengers and other users of the airport.

(1) The Company may provide lockers for the storage of luggage and other articles.

(2) No person shall leave perishable food or any noxious or offensive article or substance in a storage locker.

(3) The chief executive officer may, at any time—

• (a) open any locker in which he or she has reasonable cause to suspect there is perishable food or any noxious or offensive article or substance and remove it:

• (b) if the chief executive officer considers that the food, article or substance may constitute a nuisance, destroy it or arrange for its disposal.

(4) The owner of any food, article, or substance which is destroyed or disposed of is not entitled to be compensated by the Company.

(5) An airport official may, at any time, open a storage locker in which luggage or other articles have been stored beyond the period allowed by the Company and may retain the luggage or articles in safe custody.

(6) Luggage and articles which are removed from a locker under subclause (5) may be claimed between the hours of 9 am to 5 pm on any week day that is not a public holiday.

(7) The Company is not liable to any person for loss or damage to, or deterioration of, any luggage or other articles arising from the exercise of its powers under this bylaw unless it is proved to have resulted from wilful neglect or default by the Company or its servants or agents.

(8) Locker keys shall remain the property of the Company. If a locker key is lost the person hiring the locker is liable to pay the cost of replacing it.

(9) A copy of this bylaw shall be posted on the inside of each storage locker in a place where it is clearly visible to the user together with a statement that the Company accepts no responsibility for the safety of any goods placed in it.

(1) The Company shall operate a lost property office at the airport.

(2) Every person shall deliver to the office of the chief executive officer or the airport Police any article or thing found by that person at the airport.

(3) The chief executive officer may destroy or arrange for the disposal of any perishable or valueless property found in the airport.

(4) The Company may, from time to time, sell by public auction any property that has remained unclaimed after being held by the Company for not less than 3 months.

(5) Before any property is sold by auction the Company shall advertise its intention to hold the auction twice in a newspaper circulating within the Auckland region, the second advertisement to be published at least 14 days and not more than 21 days before the date appointed for the sale.

(6) The proceeds of sale shall, after deducting the costs of sale and any lost money which is unclaimed, be disposed of in accordance with the Airport Authorities Act 1966.

No person shall obstruct, hinder, or interfere with—

• (a) the proper use of the airport or activities lawfully carried on at the airport:

• (b) any person lawfully carrying out any duty at the airport.

(1) No person shall cast, drop, or leave litter, except in a receptacle provided for litter, or scatter confetti.

(2) No person shall expectorate on the floors or other surface of any part of an airport building or on any area to which the public has access.

Except with the prior written approval of the chief executive officer, no person shall, anywhere within the airport, solicit funds, canvass for subscriptions, sell raffle or lottery tickets, or appeal for donations.

(1) The Company may, from time to time, prescribe an area or areas within the airport in which smoking is prohibited and shall erect or install a warning notice or notices, in letters of a size that may be easily read, containing the words “No Smoking” together with such other details as may be necessary.

(2) The Company may, from time to time, prescribe an area or areas within the airport in which lighted and naked flames are prohibited and shall install a warning notice or notices to define the area or areas.

(3) No person shall smoke in, or produce or bring any lighted or naked flame into,—

• (a) any place in the airport where it is prohibited to do so:

• (b) any place within 50 metres of an aircraft or a store or container of liquid fuel or explosives.

(1) No person shall hold or participate in any reception, parade, exhibition, display, demonstration, protest march, or organised assembly unless:

• (a) it takes place in a room or area approved by the chief executive officer for the purpose; and

• (b) a written permit for it has first been obtained from the chief executive officer.

(2) No person shall behave at any such event in contravention of the terms of the permit.

Except with the prior written approval of the chief executive officer, no person shall install a public or private telephone within the airport.

No person shall—

• (a) without lawful authority, damage or destroy any part of the airport or any vehicle or equipment used in connection with it:

• (b) deposit, or cause to be deposited, in any coin operated machine provided by the Company anything other than the proper coin required for its operation:

• (c) abandon any property or deposit any waste, refuse, or offensive or dangerous material at the airport:

• (d) place or allow to be placed in any drain, soakhole, water intake, channel, or outlet, or in any sanitary fitting or appliance, any refuse, broken glass, or substance likely to foul, injure, or obstruct it or affect its operation.

(1) The Company may, from time to time, make any area within the airport available for the movement, standing or parking of vehicles or any class or classes of vehicle.

(2) The Company may, in relation to an airport road or part of the road, not being a road as defined in section 2 of the Transport Act 1962, from time to time,—

• (a) open the road or part of it to members of the public generally or a specified class or specified classes of persons:

• (b) close the road or any part of it:

• (c) revoke or vary the right of members of the public generally or a specified class or specified classes of persons to use the road or any part of it:

• (d) declare that the road or any part of it is no longer available for use as an airport road:

• (e) alter the area, size, or location of the road or any part of it:

• (f) restrict traffic movement to one direction only:

• (g) set aside any part of the road for use at all times or during specified times as a loading zone for vehicles loading or unloading passengers or goods or as a place where such vehicles may wait between trips:

• (h) set aside any part of the road for the parking of motor vehicles subject to any prohibitions, limitations and restrictions as the Company may from time to time impose.

(3) The Company may, from time to time, impose prohibitions, limitations and restrictions on the operation, stopping, standing, or parking of motor vehicles on any airport road or any part of it.

(4) The Company shall erect notices or signs governing the use of airport roads in the manner set out in the Traffic Regulations 1976 and all prohibitions, limitations and restrictions imposed on the use of airport roads, whether by these bylaws or by the Company or otherwise, shall be indicated by signs installed or marked out by the Company in accordance with those regulations.

(1) Every driver and every person who is in charge of a motor vehicle shall comply with any lawful direction for the regulation of traffic given by a constable, traffic officer, or airport official, and with every traffic sign, directional indicator, line, dome, zone or marking laid down, placed or made on an airport road.

(2) No driver or person in charge of any motor vehicle shall:

• (a) drive or attempt to drive the motor vehicle across, or leave it on, any part of the airport that is not marked out for the passage or standing of motor vehicles:

• (b) enter or leave, or attempt to enter or leave, any vehicle park by a route that is not marked out for the purpose.

(3) Nothing in subclause (2) applies to authorised vehicles.

No person who is the driver, or person in charge, of any vehicle shall drive, stop, stand, or park that vehicle on any airport road in contravention of any prohibition, limitation, or restriction imposed by or under these bylaws and indicated from time to time by a sign, notice or warning.

(1) The Company may, from time to time:

• (a) designate areas at the airport, not forming part of a metered zone, for the parking of motor vehicles:

• (b) prescribe conditions applying to parking in those areas.

(2) No driver or person in charge of a motor vehicle shall park a motor vehicle or permit a motor vehicle to be parked in an area prescribed for parking under this bylaw—

• (a) for a period that exceeds the period authorised for parking; or

• (b) in breach of any conditions applying to parking in that area; or

• (c) in a manner that does not conform with lines or other markings laid out, or signs displayed, by the Company for the control of parking in that area.

(1) The Company may, from time to time:

• (a) declare any airport road or part of an airport road to be a metered zone:

• (b) prescribe the number and location of metered spaces within a metered zone:

• (c) prescribe the maximum time allowed for parking in metered spaces.

(2) The Company may, from time to time—

• (a) amend or revoke any such declaration; or

• (b) alter the number and location of metered spaces prescribed or the maximum time allowed for parking in metered spaces prescribed.

(3) The Company shall mark out metered spaces in every metered zone and shall install a parking meter at each one.

(4) Parking meters shall—

• (a) be installed adjoining each metered space:

• (b) clearly indicate the time allowed for parking:

• (c) clearly indicate the coin or coins in New Zealand currency to be used to activate the meter to record the time permitted for parking.

(5) Metered spaces shall be indicated by white lines painted on the ground.

(1) No driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall park the vehicle in a metered zone across any line marking a metered space, or in such a position that the vehicle is not completely within a metered space.

(2) No driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall park the vehicle in a metered space which is already occupied by another vehicle.

(3) If the metered space is parallel to the general direction of traffic in the immediate vicinity, the driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall park the vehicle so that it is headed in the general direction of the movement of traffic on that side of the road.

(4) If the metered space is at an angle to the general direction of traffic in the immediate vicinity, the driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall park the vehicle in such a manner that it is facing substantially in the general direction of the movement of traffic on that side of the road and parallel to the metered space.

(5) As soon as any vehicle is stationed in a metered space the driver, or person in charge, of the vehicle shall deposit in the parking meter, the coin or coins indicated on the parking meter as a parking fee and shall set the parking meter in operation by causing the coin to operate the meter, in the case of a meter that is activated by the insertion of a coin, or by using the starting device, in the case of a meter that is activated manually. The vehicle may then be lawfully parked in the metered space during the period indicated on the parking meter.

(6) The driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle may, without any payment, park the vehicle during such time, if any, as may be indicated on the parking meter as being unexpired from its previous use.

(7) Unless the total period allowed for parking a vehicle in a metered space is exceeded, the driver or person in charge of the vehicle may, upon the expiry of any authorised period of parking, deposit the appropriate coin or coins in the parking meter and set the parking meter in operation. The vehicle may then be lawfully parked in the metered space for the further period indicated on the parking meter.

(8) No driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall cause or allow it to remain in a metered space if the parking meter installed at the metered space shows that the time has expired.

(9) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this bylaw, a vehicle may stand in a parking place for not more than 5 minutes before the parking meter is activated, or for not more than 5 minutes after the authorised period for parking has expired.

(1) If the chief executive officer considers that the use of any metered space or spaces should be temporarily discontinued he or she may erect an appropriate notice at the metered space or spaces and, except with the prior written approval of the chief executive officer and then only for the period stated in the approval, no person shall park a vehicle at the metered space or spaces while the notice is placed there.

(2) No person shall—

• (a) misuse a parking meter:

• (b) interfere, or tamper, or attempt to interfere or tamper, with the working or operation of a parking meter:

• (c) without lawful authority, affix or attempt to affix, a placard, advertisement, notice, list, board or other thing to a parking meter:

• (d) paint or write on, or disfigure, a parking meter.

(3) No person shall deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking meter any article or thing except the coin or coins prescribed for payment of the prescribed parking fee.

(1) Even though a road or part of a road is a metered area, the Company may, from time to time:

• (a) declare the road or part of it to be a coupon parking area:

• (b) prescribe the time allowed for parking in coupon parking spaces within the coupon parking area and, in relation to such coupon parking spaces, declare a maximum period beyond which it shall be unlawful to remain parked.

(2) The Company shall indicate each coupon parking space by placing or erecting such signs, markings, notices or devices as may be prescribed by regulations made under the Transport Act 1962.

(3) If any road or part of a road declared to be a coupon parking area has also been declared to be a metered zone, a vehicle may be parked either in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw or in accordance with the provisions of bylaw 25.

(1) No person shall park a vehicle in a coupon parking area during a period when coupon parking is permitted unless—

• (a) 1 or more valid coupons covering the period during which the vehicle is parked are displayed on the vehicle; or

• (b) the coupon parking area is also a metered zone and that person has activated the parking meter mechanism in accordance with these bylaws.

(2) For the purposes of subclause (1), a coupon is not a valid coupon if—

• (a) it is torn, defaced, or mutilated or the figures or other particulars on it are illegible; or

• (b) the period for which it is valid has expired; or

• (c) the date and the time of commencement of parking are not indicated on it in accordance with subclause (1)(b) of bylaw 31.

(1) Subject to subclause (2), no driver, or person in charge, of a motor vehicle shall park the vehicle across a line marking a coupon parking space or in such a position that the vehicle is not entirely within the area marked as a parking space.

(2) The driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle that is longer than a coupon parking space, or that has a trailer attached to it, may park the vehicle or the vehicle and the trailer, as the case may be, in 2 or more coupon parking spaces which are parallel to the kerb or footpath and shall display the coupons required for each space occupied.

(3) No driver, or person in charge, of a motor vehicle shall park the vehicle in a coupon parking space which is already occupied by another vehicle.

(4) Where a coupon parking space is at an angle to the kerb or footpath, the driver, or person in charge, of a vehicle shall park the vehicle in such a manner that is headed in the general direction of the movement of traffic on the side of the road on which the vehicle is parked.

(1) Not more than 6 motorcycles may be parked in a single coupon parking space.

(2) Every motorcycle that is parked in a coupon parking space shall be parked substantially at right angles to the kerb or footpath.

(3) Every person who parks a motorcycle in a coupon parking area shall display a coupon in accordance with these bylaws.

(1) Every coupon displayed on a vehicle shall—

• (a) be displayed in accordance with the instructions printed on it; and

• (b) show the date and time of commencement of parking in accordance with the instructions printed on it.

(2) If 2 or more coupons are displayed on a motor vehicle to cover the period during which the vehicle is to be parked in a coupon parking area, the time of commencement of parking indicated in the second and subsequent coupon or coupons shall run immediately after the time of expiry of the period of parking indicated on the coupon for the prior period of parking.

(1) Coupons may be issued by the Company or by any person authorised by the Company on payment of any charges set by the Company under section 4(2) of the Airport Authorities Act 1966.

(2) Refunds shall not be given for unused coupons except in circumstances specified by the Company. No refund shall be given for coupons that are defaced, mutilated or rendered invalid.

(3) Except as provided in subclause (2) of bylaw 31, no person shall display on a motor vehicle parked in a coupon parking area in which parking by coupon is permitted, a coupon in which the time of commencement of parking indicated is later than the time when that person parks the motor vehicle.

(4) No person shall display on a motor vehicle a coupon that has been altered or interfered with in a material way.

(1) The driver, or other person in charge, of a motor vehicle shall, on being required to do so, by a traffic officer or airport official, produce every coupon displayed on the motor vehicle for inspection by that traffic officer or airport official.

(2) A traffic officer or airport official may take possession of any coupon produced for his or her inspection.

No driver, or person in charge, of a motor vehicle shall park that motor vehicle in a coupon parking area in excess of the time allowed by a parking coupon displayed on the vehicle.

The Company may, from time to time, declare that any land, not being a road or part of a road, or a building or part of a building, at the airport, is a coupon parking area and the provisions of bylaws 27 to 34 shall apply with such modifications as shall be necessary.

(1) The Company may, from time to time, restrict the speed at which vehicles may be driven at any locality at the airport.

(2) No person shall drive a motor vehicle, other than an ambulance, crash or fire service vehicle on an urgent mission, on an airport road, at a speed in excess of 50 kilometres per hour or, where any lesser speed has been prescribed by the Company for any locality and notified by appropriate and conspicuous signs, at any speed in excess of the speed prescribed.

(3) Except with the authority of the Company, which may be given generally, or in relation to any specified person, or class or classes of persons, no person shall drive a motor vehicle at a speed in excess of—

• (a) 65 kilometres per hour on the manoeuvring area:

• (b) 8 kilometres per hour within 15 metres of an aircraft:

• (c) 30 kilometres per hour on any other part of the movement area.

(4) It is a defence to a person charged with an offence against this bylaw if he or she proves that at the time of the alleged offence he or she was—

• (a) driving an ambulance that was fitted with a siren or bell to or from an accident or emergency at the airport; or

• (b) driving a vehicle used to attend fires or accidents at the airport to or from a fire or accident at the airport; or

• (c) conveying a constable or traffic officer or an airport official to or from an accident or emergency at the airport;—

and that the speed of the vehicle was reasonable in all the circumstances.

(1) The driver of a small passenger service vehicle that is in the area of a passenger terminal building for the purpose of hire shall, unless otherwise directed by a constable, a traffic officer or an airport official, park the vehicle on a stand designated by the Company and wait his or her turn for hiring.

(2) The driver of a small passenger service vehicle hired at the airport shall, on demand by a traffic officer or an airport official, produce evidence that the vehicle is authorised to accept hires at the airport.

(3) No driver of a small passenger service vehicle shall seek hires by cruising within the airport.

No person shall drive a motor vehicle, and no person in charge of a motor vehicle shall allow a motor vehicle to be driven, on an airport road in a manner or condition that does not comply with the provisions of the Transport Act 1962 or any regulations made under that Act or the provisions of these bylaws.

(1) No person shall clean, or repair, or work on, a motor vehicle at the airport except in a motor vehicle repair shop or other area set aside by the Company for the purpose.

(2) Nothing in subclause (1) prevents a person making running repairs to, or working on, a motor vehicle to enable it to be driven away.

The driver, or person in charge, of any vehicle shall at all times give right of way to aircraft moving on or near to the ground.

The driver or person in charge of a motor vehicle shall not load or unload passengers, or luggage, or freight except at a place set aside by the Company for the purpose and indicated by an appropriate sign or signs. In the case of a private motor vehicle, passengers and their luggage may be loaded or unloaded at any place where the vehicle may lawfully be parked.

The chief executive officer may remove or have removed any motor vehicle that is abandoned or is left at any part of the airport that is not a road as defined in section 2 of the Transport Act 1962 in contravention of any prohibition or restriction imposed by these bylaws and for that purpose may—

• (a) enter, or authorise another person to enter, the vehicle for the purpose of moving it or preparing it for movement; and

• (b) move, or authorise another person to move, the vehicle to any place where it does not constitute a hazard.

Except with the authority of an airport official, no person shall take or drive a vehicle—

• (a) on to or on the movement area:

• (b) through a gate through which its entry is prohibited.

The driver or person in charge of a motor vehicle that is involved in an accident that dislocates traffic movement shall report the accident to the airport traffic and security office and supply his or her name and address and the registration number of the motor vehicle.

No person shall—

• (a) without lawful justification or excuse, board or attempt to board an aircraft in circumstances prejudicial, or likely to be prejudicial, to the security or safety of the aircraft or persons on board:

• (b) tamper or interfere with an aircraft or anything used in connection with the control, operation, maintenance, repair or storage of an aircraft.

(1) No person shall clean down, or carry out maintenance or repair work on, an aircraft or a vehicle used in connection with aircraft operations, except in a hangar or an area designated by the Company for the purpose.

(2) Nothing in subclause (1) prevents minor adjustments being made to an aircraft.

(1) No person shall cause or permit an aircraft to be stationed on the apron except at such place as the chief executive officer may direct.

(2) The periods of time during which aircraft may remain stationed on the apron shall be as follows:

• (a) for aircraft for the time being engaged in:

  • (i) domestic services operating to a fixed schedule, 1 hour:

  • (ii) international services operating to a fixed schedule, 3 hours:

• (b) for aircraft for the time being engaged in services not operating to a fixed schedule, such period of time as the chief executive officer may in each particular case direct.

(3) The chief executive officer may extend or reduce the times specified in paragraph (a) and paragraph (b) of subclause (2) if traffic conditions permit or require.

(4) No person shall cause or permit an aircraft to remain stationed on the apron for a period of time in excess of the period applicable to that aircraft and prescribed under this bylaw.

(1) No person shall park an aircraft except in such places and in such manner as directed by the chief executive officer and subject to such terms and conditions as may be specified by the chief executive officer from time to time.

(2) No aircraft shall be left unattended at the airport unless it is properly secured against adverse weather conditions and unauthorised entry or other interference.

(1) No person operating, or in charge of, an aircraft shall use an apron unless—

• (a) authorised to do so by the chief executive officer; and

• (b) the use of the apron conforms with the parking pattern approved by the chief executive officer.

(2) Every person operating, or in charge of, an aircraft using an apron in contravention of subclause (1) shall, when required to do so by an airport official, remove the aircraft in accordance with the directions of that airport official.

No person shall use any vehicle or equipment, or allow any vehicle or equipment to be used, in the servicing or maintenance of aircraft if its condition is, or its contents are, likely to create a hazard by fire, flash or otherwise to aircraft, or fuelling facilities, or persons.

No person shall spill, drop, throw or deposit any oil, grease, fuel, refuse, broken glass, or any other thing or substance, likely to—

• (a) foul, obstruct, damage, endanger or create a hazard for, an aircraft:

• (b) injure or endanger any person.

No person shall start up or run an aircraft engine in a hangar.

No person shall, at the airport:

• (a) do any act that causes or is likely to cause a fire; or

• (b) light a fire other than in a safe place, under safe conditions, and for a lawful purpose; or

• (c) leave or drop a lighted match, ash, a lighted cigarette, cigar or pipe, or any other burning or smouldering article or substance.

Every lessee, licensee and holder of any concession at the airport shall keep the floors of buildings and aprons and adjacent areas free and clear of oil, grease and other inflammable materials.

No person shall, except in an area designated by the Company for the purpose,—

• (a) fill any container or the fuel tank of a motor vehicle or aircraft with liquid fuel; or

• (b) discharge liquid fuel from any container or the fuel tank of a motor vehicle or aircraft.

No person shall, in any part of the airport, place, store, or accumulate any inflammable substance in a way or in a quantity that is likely to create a fire hazard.

(1) All portable filling tanks, underground fuel storage tanks, installations, safety equipment, pumps and other associated facilities shall be installed and operated in such a manner as to comply with the requirements of the chief executive officer, the applicable provisions of any fire code of the Auckland Council, the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996, or any applicable regulations or bylaws.

(2) No person shall install a fuel storage tank above or below the ground at the airport unless that person first obtains the written approval of the chief executive officer and any necessary permit or approval under any fire code that applies to the airport.

Every person who—

• (a) acts or omits to act in breach of these bylaws; or

• (b) fails to comply with or perform any duty imposed by these bylaws; or

• (c) fails to comply with any order, direction, or requirement lawfully given under these bylaws—

commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $500 and where the offence is a continuing one to a further fine not exceeding $50 for every day during which the breach has continued.

Nothing in bylaw 58 limits or affects sections 42, 42A and 43 of the Transport Act 1962.