(1) A person must not, on reserved land, use or discard in a manner likely to cause a fire any match, burning or smouldering material or any chemical, explosive or inflammable substance other than in accordance with the Act.Penalty: Fine not exceeding 50 penalty units.(2) Subregulation (1) does not apply (a) if a fire (i) is required in an emergency where fire is needed for survival reasons; and(ii) is lit in a careful manner; or(b) to the lighting of, in accordance with these regulations (i) a fuel stove; or(ii) a fire in a designated fireplace; or(iii) a fire required for cooking or warmth associated with camping.(3) A person who lights, maintains or uses a fire on any reserved land (a) must ensure that adequate water is available to extinguish the fire; and(b) must not leave that fire unattended unless it has been completely extinguished; and(c) must take all reasonable steps to prevent the fire from spreading; and(d) if the fire spreads, must extinguish the fire and any other fire caused by it.Penalty: Fine not exceeding 50 penalty units.(4) The managing authority may erect fire safety signs on any reserved land.(5) A person must not contravene a fire safety sign.Penalty: Fine not exceeding 50 penalty units.