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📜 Sports and Entertainment Trust Bill 2025

Legislative Council Second ReadingLABill 3918 September 2025

This Bill establishes the Sports and Entertainment Trust, replacing the Western Australian Sports Centre Trust. It provides a modern governance framework for managing significant sport and entertainment venues, empowering the new Trust to conduct commercial, retail, and promotional activities to optimize venue use and deliver sport, recreation, and entertainment outcomes.

Impact

This Bill affects the management and operation of major sports and entertainment venues in Western Australia, impacting event organisers, sports enthusiasts, and the general public who use these facilities. It aims to enhance the state's ability to host world-class events and improve venue utilisation.

Key Changes

["Abolishes the Western Australian Sports Centre Trust and establishes the Sports and Entertainment Trust.", "Repeals the Western Australian Sports Centre Trust Act 1986 and its associated regulations.", "Provides a contemporary governance framework for the new Trust, including expanded powers for commercial and promotional activities.", "Allows the Minister to declare temporary venues for sports and entertainment events.", "Introduces provisions for Trust officers, offences, and exclusion orders for conduct on Trust property."]

Parliamentary Progress

  1. LA Second Reading MovedLA18 Sept 2025
  2. LA IntroducedLA18 Sept 2025
  3. LA Second Reading SpeechLA18 Sept 2025
  4. LA Second Reading AgreedLA16 June 2026
  5. LA Consideration in DetailLA16 June 2026
  6. LA Third ReadingLA16 June 2026
  7. LC First ReadingLC18 June 2026
  8. LC Second Reading MovedLC18 June 2026
  9. LC Second Reading SpeechLC18 June 2026
Affected Sectors
public_sectorother

Penalty Provisions3 found

criminal
64Criminalfine

Invasion of arena

64. Invasion of arena

69Criminalfine

Failure to comply with temporary exclusion order

69. Person must comply with temporary exclusion order

72Criminalfine

Failure to comply with permanent exclusion order

72. Person must comply with permanent exclusion order

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