A recent incident submission mentioned a rule cited by a local power company - this rule in fact is a state regulation...
The rule is published (i.a.) on the Energy Safe Victoria web site under LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS - Electricity Safety (Installations) and can be downloaded as a pdf or Microsoft Word document.
Part 3, Division 2 (Duties of the Public) states:
306 Aircraft, kites etc.
(1) A person must not launch, release, operate, fly or land any aircraft, glider, hang glider, hot air balloon, parachute, mechanically propelled model aircraft, model glider or kite within 45 metres of a relevant installation that is above the ground.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
(2) Subregulation (1) does not apply to a person who lands an aircraft, glider, hang glider, hot air balloon or parachute if the particular circumstances reasonably necessitated the landing
by the person.
307 Entangled objects
A person must not pull or interfere with any object resting on or entangled in any relevant installation unless the action is reasonably necessary to prevent or reduce injury to a person or damage to property.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
It is general knowledge amongst kiters that kiting and powerlines do not mix - that the regulation exists is probably news to a few BUT the point is that is does exist and it is our responsibility to be aware of it.
And while you are here why not brush up on safety and etiquette rules and guildelines available on this site.