South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) In this Act,
unless the contrary intention appears—
"authorised person"—see Part 3;
"corresponding law"—see subsection (2);
"document" includes any disc, tape or other medium in which information is
stored;
"electrical product" means—
(a) an
appliance operated by electricity; or
(b) a
wire, cable, insulator or fitting designed for use in connection with the
conveyance of electricity; or
(c) a
meter or instrument for measuring the consumption of electricity, potential
difference, or any other characteristic of an electrical circuit;
"energy performance standard"—see section 5;
"label" includes a stamp or mark;
"public notice" means a notice published in—
(a) the
Gazette; or
(b) a
newspaper circulating generally in the State;
"safety and performance standard"—see section 5;
"second-hand goods" means goods that have been used, or taken from other goods
that have been used, for a purpose not connected with their manufacture or
sale;
"standard" means a code or standard—
(a)
published or approved by Standards Australia; or
(b)
published or approved jointly by Standards Australia and Standards New
Zealand; or
(c)
published or approved by a prescribed body,
and includes any code or standard called up by or under the code or standard;
"to sell" includes—
(a) to
let on hire;
(b) to
advertise for sale or hire;
(c) to
offer or expose for sale or hire;
and "sale" has a corresponding meaning;
"Technical Regulator" means the person holding or acting in the office of
Technical Regulator under the Electricity Act 1996 ;
"trader" means a person who sells electrical products in the course of a trade
or business.
(2) The Governor may,
by proclamation—
(a)
declare a law of another jurisdiction to be a law corresponding to
this Act (a "corresponding law"); and
(b) vary
or revoke a proclamation previously made under this section.