CIVIL AVIATION (FIRE AND SECURITY MEASURES)
Section 10: Powers in relation to fires.
Whenever fire threatens or breaks out within any aerodrome, any premises for the time being under the control of the Director or any aircraft, any member of the Service may-(a) without the consent of the owner or occupier enter any premises in which the fire has or is reasonably believed to have broken out and any premises which it is necessary to enter for the purposes of fire-fighting or of protecting persons or property from fire or from acts done for the purposes of fire-fighting;
(b) do all such things as may seem necessary for extinguishing the fire or for protecting persons or property from fire or acts done for the purposes of fire-fighting or for rescuing any person or property;
(c) break down, destroy, cut or remove any building, structure, tree, crop, vehicle or other thing which impedes the extinguishing of the fire or which might assist the spread of the fire;
(d) enter any premises where a supply of water is believed to exist and do all such things as may seem necessary to obtain a supply of water;
(e) close any area or place and remove therefrom any person or property whose presence seems likely to impede the extinguishing of the fire.
Cite this section
Section 10, CIVIL AVIATION (FIRE AND SECURITY MEASURES) (1958).
https://repo.podus.ai/laws/civil-aviation-fire-and-security-measures/section/10/