Are apartment block pools “public”?

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  • 28/04/2017 at 8:56 pm #11070 Reply | Quote
    tharra
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      We’re lucky enough to have an indoor pool, spa & sauna in our residential apartment block. The facilities are provided for the use of residents. The legal definiton in NSW of a public pool is:

      “public swimming pool or spa pool means a swimming pool or spa pool to which the public is admitted, whether free of charge, on payment of a fee or otherwise, including:
      (a) a pool to which the public is admitted as an entitlement of membership of a club, or
      (b) a pool provided at a workplace for the use of employees, or
      (c) a pool provided at a hotel, motel or guest house or at holiday units, or similar facility, for the use of guests, or
      (d) a pool provided at a school or hospital,
      but not including a pool situated at private residential premises.      “

      From: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/publicpools/Documents/public-health-act-2010-pt3.pdf

      I don’t think pools in apartment blocks are public pools but I’m not a lawyer. Does anyone know if my take on this is correct?

      Thanks in advance.

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