New Zealand Legislation: Regulations

2 Interpretation

• In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,—

  The Act means the Health Act 1956

  Camping-ground means any area of land used, or designed or intended to be used, for rent, hire, donation, or otherwise for reward, for the purposes of placing or erecting on the land temporary living-places for occupation by 2 or more families or parties (whether consisting of 1 or more persons) living independently of each other, whether or not such families or parties enjoy the use in common of entrances, water-supplies, cookhouses, sanitary fixtures, or other premises and equipment; and includes any area of land used as a camping-ground immediately before the commencement of these regulations

  Camp plan, in relation to any camping-ground, means the plan required to be provided and kept under regulation 4 of these regulations

  Camp site means any area within a camping-ground set apart or available or used for the erection or placing thereon of a temporary living-place

  Operator, in relation to any camping-ground, means the person to whom a certificate of registration has been granted under regulation 3 of these regulations in respect of the camping-ground, or who is responsible for the daily management of the camping ground

  Relocatable home means a structure comprising a group of rooms occupied or intended to be occupied either permanently or temporarily as the living quarters of a single housekeeping unit (whether consisting of 1 or more persons), which is completely self-contained in respect of domestic equipment and facilities and which is designed to be relocatable and is located in a camping-ground; but does not include a tent

  Relocatable home park means a camping-ground used or intended to be used for relocatable homes, or an area of land within a camping-ground used or intended to be used for relocatable homes

  Remote camp site means a camping-ground in a National Park, State Forest, State Forest Park, or Public Reserve, or on Crown land

  Temporary living-place means a cabin, caravan, vehicle, tent, or other building or structure intended for human habitation for periods not exceeding 50 days in any continuous term of occupancy.