When you break a rule in the Health Act, you might commit what is called an infringement offence. An infringement offence is when you do something wrong under section 114 or some regulations made under section 119 about artificial UV tanning services. You will have to pay a fee, called an infringement fee, which is decided by regulations made under section 117.

You can find more information about infringement fees in sections 116 to 116B and the regulations made under section 117. These regulations also explain what an infringement fee is in relation to an infringement offence. The amount of the infringement fee is prescribed in these regulations.

If you want to know more about the rules you have to follow, you can look at section 114 and the regulations made under section 119 about artificial UV tanning services. These sections and regulations explain what you can and cannot do. You can also look at the regulations made under section 117 to find out more about infringement fees.