On a Total Fire Ban day in South Australia, what are the specific rules for using a gas barbecue? Also, clarify if campfires or bonfires are permitted for cooking or warmth, and if so, under what conditions or permits.
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.