On a Total Fire Ban day in South Australia, can I use a gas barbecue at my accommodation, and what are the specific rules regarding campfires or bonfires for cooking or warmth? Provide the conditions for gas barbecue use and the prohibition for campfires.
Navigate to 'cfs.sa.gov.au' Click on 'Warnings & restrictions' Click on 'What can I do / What can't I do?' Click on 'Can I use a gas or electric barbecue or cooking appliance?' Identify the rules for using a gas barbecue on a Total Fire Ban day. Return to the 'What can I do / What can't I do?' page. Click on 'Can I have a campfire, bonfire or light a fire for cooking, warm...' Identify the rules for campfires/bonfires on a Total Fire Ban day. Synthesize the information for both activities.
State that a gas barbecue *can* be used on a Total Fire Ban day. List the conditions for gas barbecue use: clear of flammable vegetation by at least 4 meters, a responsible person present with an extinguisher until the fire is out, and usage within 15 meters of a domestic/commercial premises or on a coastal foreshore. State that campfires or bonfires are *not* permitted for cooking or warmth on a Total Fire Ban day. Mention that a Schedule 10 Permit is required for campfires/bonfires, and these are generally for emergency purposes only.