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2002/11: Safety barriers for a floating boardwalk

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Abbreviation
2002/11
Valid from
4/11/2002
Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
Information type
Determination,
Format
PDF,
Description

The matters submitted for determination by the Authority are:

  • 1) Whether a safety barrier (handrail) is required on both sides of a floating section of a boardwalk which is situated in a tidal coastal marine area.
  • 2) Or alternatively to install childproof gates similar to those used for swimming pools with appropriate signage at each end of the floating boardwalk and have no handrails on the floating boardwalk at all.

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2002/11: Safety barriers for a floating boardwalk

Description

The matters submitted for determination by the Authority are:

  • 1) Whether a safety barrier (handrail) is required on both sides of a floating section of a boardwalk which is situated in a tidal coastal marine area.
  • 2) Or alternatively to install childproof gates similar to those used for swimming pools with appropriate signage at each end of the floating boardwalk and have no handrails on the floating boardwalk at all.

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2002/11: Safety barriers for a floating boardwalk
Description

The matters submitted for determination by the Authority are:

  • 1) Whether a safety barrier (handrail) is required on both sides of a floating section of a boardwalk which is situated in a tidal coastal marine area.
  • 2) Or alternatively to install childproof gates similar to those used for swimming pools with appropriate signage at each end of the floating boardwalk and have no handrails on the floating boardwalk at all.
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2002/11: Safety barriers for a floating boardwalk

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