Plans, Policies & Governance  •  Shire of Cue

Local Laws

Local laws help regulate activities within the Shire of Cue and support the safety, amenity and orderly use of local places and facilities.

Local governance

What are local laws?

Local laws are rules made by Council under powers provided by legislation. They apply within the Shire of Cue and help Council manage matters that are appropriately regulated at a local level.

They can establish requirements, standards, permissions and restrictions relating to activities, places and services within the district.

Local laws can help manage
Community safety
Public places
Shire facilities
Local amenity
Permits & approvals
Local activities
Council regulation

Local laws form part of the Shire's regulatory framework

Local laws operate alongside State legislation, regulations and other legal requirements that may apply to a particular activity.

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Made locally
Council can make local laws where legislation provides the authority to regulate a matter locally.
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Apply across the district
Once in effect, a local law applies in accordance with its terms within the Shire of Cue.
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Reviewed over time
Local laws may be reviewed, amended, replaced or repealed as legislation and local circumstances change.
Finding the right information

Need help understanding a local law?

If you are unsure whether a local law applies to an activity, property or proposal, contact the Shire before proceeding.

Shire staff can help identify the relevant local law and advise whether another approval, permit or legislative requirement may also apply.

Legal information

Local laws may change

Local laws may be amended or repealed. If you require confirmation of the legal status or application of a local law, contact the Shire of Cue or refer to the relevant official legislation and Government Gazette records.

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