1986 Ed.]
Public Conveniences (Regional Council) By-laws
[CAP. 132
BO 3
[Subsidiary]
(b) wilfully intrude upon the privacy of any other person using any water closet, bathroom or compartment in a public convenience;
(c) wilfully and improperly soil any staircase, floor, passageway, wall, door, bath, seat or other fitting in a public convenience;
(d) loiter in or obstruct any entrance or exit to or to any part of a public convenience, or any staircase or passageway in a public convenience;
(e) spit in any public convenience, except into a receptacle provided for that purpose or into a latrine, channel or drain provided for the carriage of sewage, sullage, waste water or excretal matter;
(f) leave any litter in or on any compartment, passageway or staircase in a public convenience;
(g) [Deleted, 48 of 1972, s. 4]
(h) except with the permission of the Council, affix any bill, placard or advertisement to any part of a public convenience; or
(i) fight, quarrel or engage in any noisy or disorderly behaviour in a public convenience.
7. No person shall-
(a) use, otherwise than for flushing purposes, or take away for use elsewhere, any water contained in or supplied to a flushing system in a public convenience;
(b) use, otherwise than for personal cleansing or the washing of clothes, or take away for use elsewhere, any water contained in or supplied to a shower-bath, wash-hand basin or stand-pipe in a public convenience; or
(c) interfere in any way with a water supply system in a public convenience.
8. No person shall, without the permission in writing of the Council, remove any contents from a septic tank or cesspool in a public convenience.
9. (1) No male person, other than a child under the age of 5 years who is accompanied by a female relative or nurse, shall enter or remain in any part of a public convenience which is allocated for the use of female persons.
(2) No female person, other than a child under the age of 5 years who is accompanied by a male relative or nurse, shall enter or remain in any part of a public convenience which is allocated for the use of male persons.
L.N. 67/85.
10 of 1986, s. 32(2).
Use and protection of water systems. L.N. 303/76.
Removal of contents. L.N. 67/85.
10 of 1986, s. 32(2).
Segregation of the sexes.
1986 Ed.]
Public Conveniences (Regional Council) By-laws
[CAP. 132
BO 3
[Subsidiary]
(b) wilfully intrude upon the privacy of any other person using any water closet, bathroom or compartment in a public convenience;
(c) wilfully and improperly soil any staircase, floor, passage- way, wall, door, bath, seat or other fitting in a public convenience;
(d) loiter in or obstruct any entrance or exist to or to any part of a public convenience, or any staircase or passageway in a public convenience;
(e) spit in any public convenience, except into a receptacle provided for that purpose or into a latrine, channel or drain provided for the carriage of sewage, sullage, waste water or excretal matter:
(f) leave any litter in or on any compartment, passageway or
staircase in a public convenience;
(g) [Deleted, 48 of 1972, s. 4]
(h) except with the permission of the Council, affix any bill, placard or advertisement to any part of a public convenience; or
(i) fight, quarrel or engage in any noisy or disorderly be-
haviour in a public convenience.
7. No person shall-
(a) use, otherwise than for flushing purposes, or take away for use elsewhere, any water contained in or supplied to a flushing system in a public convenience;
(b) use, otherwise than for personal cleansing or the washing of clothes, or take away for use elsewhere, any water contained in or supplied to a shower-bath, wash-hand basin or stand-pipe in a public convenience; or
(c) interfere in any way with a water supply system in a public
convenience.
8. No person shall, without the permission in writing of the Council, remove any contents from a septic tank or cesspool in a public convenience.
9. (1) No male person, other than a child under the age of 5 years who is accompanied by a female relative or nurse, shall enter or remain in any part of a public convenience which is allocated for the use of female persons.
(2) No female person, other than a child under the age of 5 years who is accompanied by a male relative or nurse, shall enter or remain in any part of a public convenience which is allocated for the use of male persons.
LN. 67/85.
10 of 1986. s. 32(2).
Use and protection of water systems. L.N. 303/76.
Removal of contents. L.N. 67/85.
10 of 1986. s. 32(2).
Segregation of the sexes.
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