Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

ROAD TRANSPORT LEGISLATION (ACCREDITATION AND LICENSING) AMENDMENT REGULATION 2006 (NO 1) (NO 59 OF 2006) - REG 36

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135     When authority may take action in relation to approval of premises

The road transport authority may take action under section 136 in relation to the approval of premises if—

        (a)     the premises are not eligible to be approved premises or to be approved premises for a class of vehicles for which the premises are approved; or

        (b)     the premises were approved because of a false or misleading statement made, or false or misleading information given, by the proprietor of the premises in or in relation to the application for (or for renewal of) the approval; or

        (c)     the proprietor of the premises or, if the proprietor is a corporation, a director of the corporation is convicted or found guilty of—

              (i)     an offence against this part; or

              (ii)     another offence that the road transport authority considers is relevant to the approval; or

Note     The road transport authority must comply with any guidelines approved by the Minister under s 153A (Authorisation and approval of premises guidelines—relevant offences).

        (d)     the proprietor of the premises contravenes any of the following sections:

              (i)     section 144 (Vehicles to be inspected on request);

              (ii)     section 146 (Issue of certificates of inspection etc);

              (iii)     section 148 (Fees payable on inspection).

Note     If the proprietor fails to pay a fee for renewal of the approval of premises, or pays in a way that is not effective, the approval may also be cancelled (see Road Transport (General) Regulation 2000 , pt 5).