public holiday必须关门放假吗？（已经回答）

Rocky-chen

想请问一下public holiday必须关门的商家有哪些？是除了餐饮和便利店加油站以外都必须关门否则罚款吗? 如果是的话哪几天的public holiday是必须关门的呢？

AMICUS_LAW

您好，请参考以下法规：

3 Shops to be closed on Anzac Day morning, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Christmas Day


(1) Subject to sections 4 and 4A, every shop shall remain closed—

(a) before 1 pm on Anzac Day; and


(b) all day on any day that is Good Friday, Easter Sunday, or Christmas Day.



(2) For the purposes of subsection (1)—

(a) a shop that has a common entrance with a factory or warehouse is not closed at any time unless—

(i) the shop's entrance is then closed; and


(ii) no person in the shop is then selling goods, canvassing for orders of goods, or delivering goods; and



(b) subject to paragraph (a), a shop is not closed at any time unless—

(i) the shop is then locked, or otherwise secured against entry by members of the public; and


(ii) no person in the shop is then selling goods, canvassing for orders of goods, or delivering goods.



4 Certain shops may remain open


(1) Section 3(1) does not apply to a shop if it is—

(a) a shop where—

(i) the goods for sale include nothing that is not food, drink, a household item, a personal item, an automotive fuel, an automotive lubricant, an automotive part, or an automotive accessory, of a kind that people may reasonably need to be able to buy at any time; and


(ii) the quantity of goods for sale is no greater than that sufficient to meet the demands of the people who live or are staying in the area where the shop is, and people (other than people travelling in order to buy goods at the shop) travelling through the area; or



(b) a shop whose principal business is selling goods falling into one or other of the following categories:

(i) goods intended to be bought as souvenirs:


(ii) duty free goods (that is to say goods sold from or through any premises licensed as an export warehouse under Part 4 of the Customs Act 1966 to people intending to take the goods out of New Zealand):


(iii) prepared or cooked food ready to be eaten immediately in the form in which it is sold; or



(c) a shop at any public passenger transport terminal, or at any station where public passenger transport services stop, whose principal business is selling goods falling into one or other of the following categories:

(i) books, magazines, and newspapers:


(ii) the categories specified in paragraph (b); or



(d) a pharmacy; or


(e) a shop in premises where a bona fide exhibition or show devoted (entirely or primarily) to agriculture, art, industry, and science, or any of those matters, is being held.



(2) Section 3(1) does not apply to a shop in respect of its remaining closed at any time on any day if—

(a) on 31 July 1990 there was in force in respect of the area in which the shop is situated an order under section 20 of the repealed Act (applied for under section 18(2) of that Act) authorising shops to be open at that time on that day; and


(b) all conditions (if any) subject to which the order was made are being (or, as the case may be, have been) complied with.