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Title  \n1.1 This bylaw is New Plymouth District Council Bylaw 2010, Part 6, Beauty Therapy, Tattooing and Piercing.  \n2. Purpose  \n2.1 The purpose of this part is to promote and protect public health by:  \na) requiring those persons and premises providing services of:  \ni) beauty therapy treatments;  \nii) skin and body piercing; and  \niii) tattooing  \nto comply with minimum standards which reduce the risk of injury, transference of communicable diseases such as Hepatitis B and C, HIV/Aids, viral, bacterial or fungal skin  \nor wound infections; and  \nb) requiring a licence for certain services which carry higher risk to the customer, including:  \ni) any commercial service that pierces the skin or any part of the body;  \nii) any commercial service that risks breaking the skin; and  \niii) any commercial service that risks burning the skin.  \n3. Commencement  \n3.1 This bylaw comes into force on 4 December 2017.  \n3.2 Full compliance with this bylaw for existing premises operational before the bylaw comes into force is required on or before six months after the date the bylaw comes into force.  \n3.3 Any new premises operating from the day the bylaw comes into force shall comply immediately with this bylaw.  \n3.4 As from the day on which this bylaw comes into force, New Plymouth District Council Bylaw 2010 Part 6 Beauty Therapy, Tattooing and Skin Piercing shall be revoked.  \n4. Authority  \n4.1 This bylaw is made under:  \na) Sections 23 and 64 of the Health Act 1956; and  \nb) Section 145 of the Local Government Act 2002.  \n4.2 This bylaw shall be in addition to the provisions of Part 1 Introductory of the New Plymouth District Bylaw 2008 and if this bylaw is inconsistent with Part 1 Introductory then the provisions of this bylaw shall prevail.  \nBEAUTY THERAPY, TATTOOING AND PIERCING  1  \n4.3 This bylaw will be reviewed in accordance with section 159 of the Local Government Act 2002.  \n5. Interpretation  \n5.1 In this part unless the context otherwise requires:  \nAcupuncture means the practice involving the insertion of filiform (very narrow) needles through the skin and tissues for the purpose of alleviating ailments or injuries.  \nBeauty therapy means the provision of various treatments aimed at improving a person’s appearance or well-being.  \nBody piercing means a practice of piercing the skin or any part of the body for decorative purposes, inserting jewellery or implants to alter the appearance of the skin or body.  \nColon hydrotherapy means a practice of introducing liquids into the rectum and colon via the anus and is intended to remove faeces and non-specific toxins from the colon and intestinal tract.  \nCommercial service means a service (whether from permanent premises, temporary premises or mobile premises) provided by one or more persons for another person(s) for monetary payment or any other consideration.  \nCommunicable disease means any infectious disease, and anyother disease declared by the Governor-General, by Order in Council, to be a communicable disease for the purposes of the Health Act 1956.  \nCustomer or client means any person who is in receipt of a service.  \nDerma rolling/stamping means a practice of using micro needles to create tiny punctures in the skin intended to stimulate growth factors to enhance collagen production and better alignment of the collagen fibres.  \nEar-piercing means a service of piercing the ear for decorative purposes, inserting jewellery or implants to alter the appearance of the skin.  \nElectrolysis means a practice involving the ","cbCaijfPvqkn5Mz2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijfPvqkn5Mz2","pdf",543182,61,"English","# Purpose\n## Required minimum standards\n## Licence requirements for higher-risk services\n# Commencement\n## Effective date\n## Compliance timeline for existing premises\n## Compliance for new premises\n## Revocation of prior bylaw section\n# Authority\n## Enabling legislation\n## Relationship with Part 1 Introductory\n# Interpretation\n## Definitions of key terms","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Part 6 of the Bylaw 2010?\",\"answer\":\"Part 6 promotes and protects public health by requiring beauty therapy, skin and body piercing, and tattooing to comply with minimum standards that reduce injury and disease transmission risks.\"},{\"question\":\"When does this bylaw come into force, and how must existing premises comply?\",\"answer\":\"The bylaw comes into force on 4 December 2017. 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