Here you go grandad,;)
This is what we say the Iemma way:
266 Wearing of seatbelts by passengers under 16 years old
(1) The driver of a motor vehicle (except a bus or motor bike) that is moving, or is stationary but not parked, must ensure that this rule is complied with for each passenger in or on the vehicle who is under 16 years old.
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.1-nt.1>Note. Bus, motor bike, motor vehicle and park are defined in the Dictionary.
(2) If the passenger is under 1 year old, and not exempt from wearing a seatbelt under rule 267, the passenger must be restrained in a suitable approved child restraint that is properly fastened and adjusted.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.2-nt.1>Note 1. Approved child restraint is defined in subrule (7).
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.2-nt.2>Note 2. This subrule is not uniform with the corresponding subrule in rule 266 of the Australian Road Rules</I>. A reference to subrule (5) has been omitted because it is not reproduced in this rule.
(3) If the passenger is under 1 year old, and the motor vehicle has 2 or more rows of seats, he or she must not be in the front row of seats.
(4) If the passenger is at least 1 year old but under 16 years old, and is not exempt from wearing a seatbelt under rule 267:
(a) he or she must be restrained in a suitable approved child restraint that is properly adjusted and fastened, or
(b) he or she:
(i) must occupy a seating position that is fitted with a suitable seatbelt, and
(ii) must not occupy the same seating position as another passenger (whether or not the other passenger is exempt from wearing a seatbelt under rule 267), and
(iii) must wear the seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened.
(5) *****
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.5-nt.1>Note. Rule 266 (5) of the Australian Road Rules</I> has not been reproduced in these Rules. The subrule has been left blank in order to preserve uniformity of numbering with the Australian Road Rules</I>.
(6) For this rule:
(a) an approved child restraint is available in the motor vehicle for a passenger if an approved child restraint is fitted in the vehicle and is not occupied by someone else under 16 years old, and
(b) (Repealed)
(c) an approved child restraint or seatbelt is suitable for a passenger if it is suitable for restraining, or to be worn by the passenger.
(6–1) This rule does not apply to the driver of a motor vehicle (other than a motor bike) who is the holder of a learner licence or a provisional P1 or P2 licence.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.61-nt.1>Note 1. Motor bike, motor vehicle, provisional P1 licence and provisional P2 licence are defined in the Dictionary, and learner licence is defined in the Act.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.61-nt.2>Note 2. Rule 267–1 provides for the use of seatbelts and other restraints by drivers of motor vehicles (other than motor bikes) who are holders of learner licences or provisional P1 or P2 licences and their passengers.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.61-nt.3>Note 3. This subrule is an additional NSW subrule. There is no corresponding subrule in rule 266 of the Australian Road Rules</I>.
(7) In this rule: approved child restraint means a child restraint approved by the Authority.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.7-nt.1>Note 1. Authority is defined in the Act.
<A name=pt.16-rule.266-sub.7-nt.2>Note 2. This definition is not uniform with the definition in rule 266 (7) of the Australian Road Rules</I>. However, the definition in the Australian Road Rules</I> allows another law of this jurisdiction to make provision for the approval of child restraints. Different definitions may apply in other Australian jurisdictions.
NSW legislation website (http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/viewtop/inforce/subordleg+179+2008+fn+0+N)