Health Licensing
Tattooists and Beauticians
Tattooist, Beauticians and Body Piercers Bylaw (2013)
The purpose of this Bylaw is to regulate those persons and premises undertaking beauty therapy, skin piercing and tattooing that carry a risk of transferring communicable diseases. This Bylaw aims to prevent the transference of communicable diseases and other bacterial skin or wound infectioms, by applying standards to those persons who practice such operations.
Tattooist, Beauticians and Body Piercers Bylaw (2013)
Premises are inspected on an annual basis (this in included within the registration fee), unless a complaint is received in which an inspection outside of the annual basis will be conducted where a fee will be charged (see below).
Fees and Charges
Click here for the fees and charges (Licensing Fees - Other)
New registration – how to apply
Fill in the Application and submit it to the Council.
An Environmental Health Officer will be in touch with you to arrange an opening inspection.
You may not open until registration has been made and the environmental health officer has approved opening of the premises.
Renewing your licence
Council will send you a renewal application form before the expiry date (30 September each year). You must apply for renewal prior to 30 September to be able to continue operating.
Transfer an existing licence
If you are taking over an existing premises that has a current registration, you can apply to transfer it into your name. Applications must be received within 14 days of you taking over the business. When the registration expires, you have to apply for a new registration.
Camping Grounds
All camping grounds are required to comply with the Camping Ground Regulations 1985.
Basic requirements of the premises are:
- There are specific space requirements for each site and number of ablution, laundry and kitchen facilities dependent on occupancy loading.
- Paths and sites must be well marked and lit.
- Water must be available at specific space intervals and facilities must be maintained in a tidy and clean condition.
- You must organise management of record keeping, pest control, building maintenance and cleaning practices.
Fees and Charges
Click here for camping Grounds fees and charges
New registration – how to apply
Fill in the Application and submit it to the Council.
An Environmental Health Officer will be in touch with you to arrange an opening inspection.
You may not open until registration has been made and the environmental health officer has approved opening of the premises.
Renewing your licence
Council will send you a renewal application form before the expiry date (30 September each year). You must apply for renewal prior to 30 September to be able to continue operating.
Transfer an existing licence
If you are taking over an existing premises that has a current registration, you can apply to transfer it into your name. Applications must be received within 14 days of you taking over the business. When the registration expires, you have to apply for a new registration.
Funeral Directors
All funeral parlours are required to comply with the Health (Burial) Regulations 1946.
Basic requirements of the premises are:
- Mortuary surfaces are required to be continuously smooth, impervious to water, readily cleanable and lightly coloured.
- Floors must be coved to the walls and permanent fixtures and graded and drained to the sewer.
- Lighting and ventilation must be adequate.
- Mortuary tables must also be graded and drained.
- There must be hot and cold running water and a wash hand basin must be convenient to the area and separate from other sinks.
- Staff toilet facilities should be provided.
- You must organise management of cleaning practices, personal hygiene policies, pest control, building maintenance and safe chemical storage.
Fees and Charges
Click here for Funeral Directors fees and charges
New registration – how to apply
Fill in the Application and submit it to the Council.
An Environmental Health Officer will be in touch with you to arrange an opening inspection.
You may not open until registration has been made and the environmental health officer has approved opening of the premises.
Renewing your licence
Council will send you a renewal application form before the expiry date (30 September each year). You must apply for renewal prior to 30 September to be able to continue operating.
Transfer an existing licence
If you are taking over an existing premises that has a current registration, you can apply to transfer it into your name. Applications must be received within 14 days of you taking over the business. When the registration expires, you have to apply for a new registration.
Offensive Trade
If you intend doing any of the following activities you must register with us as an offensive trade:
- Refuse collection
- Bone crushing or boiling
- Tallow melting
- Tanning
- Fish processing
- Blood or offal, bone, hide, hoof or skin treating
- Used bottle collection or storage
- Flax pulping
- Septic tank desludging
- Dag crushing
- Fellmongering
- Wool scouring
- Animal slaughter for other than human consumption
- Textile manufacturing
Fees and Charges
Click here for offensive trade fees and charges
New registration – how to apply
Fill in the Application and submit it to the Council.
An Environmental Health Officer will be in touch with you to arrange an opening inspection.
You may not open until registration has been made and the environmental health officer has approved opening of the premises.
Renewing your licence
Council will send you a renewal application form before the expiry date (30 September each year). You must apply for renewal prior to 30 September to be able to continue operating.
Transfer an existing licence
If you are taking over an existing premises that has a current registration, you can apply to transfer it into your name. Applications must be received within 14 days of you taking over the business. When the registration expires, you have to apply for a new registration.
