HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW (ACT)
Part 2Decisions of authorised officers
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Part 2 Decisions of authorised officers section 572 decision of an authorised officer who is not a police officer to give a person an improvement notice sections 572 and 574 decision of an authorised officer who is not a police officer to amend an improvement notice given to a person section 576A decision of an authorised officer who is not a police officer to give a person a prohibition notice decision of an authorised officer who is not a police officer to amend a prohibition notice given to a person section 576A Note— Section 23 of Schedule 1 allows for the amendment of a prohibition notice.
Part 3 Decisions of relevant road managers Part 3 Decisions of relevant road managers section 156A decision of a relevant road manager for a mass or dimension authority, that is a public authority, not to consent to the grant of the authority section 160 decision of a relevant road manager for a mass or dimension authority, that is a public authority, to consent to the grant of the authority subject to a condition that a road condition be imposed on the authority section 161 decision of a relevant road manager for a mass or dimension authority, that is a public authority, to consent to the grant of the authority subject to a condition that a travel condition be imposed on the authority section 174 decision of a relevant road manager for a mass or dimension authority (granted by Commonwealth Gazette notice), that is a public authority, to request the authority be amended or cancelled section 178 decision of a relevant road manager for a mass or dimension authority (granted by giving a person a permit), that is a public authority, to request the authority be amended or cancelled
sections 636, 637 and 638 The provisions specified in column 2 of the following table are specified for the purposes of sections 636(1), 637(4) and 638(4). Law 26E 26E(1), 26E(2) 60 60(1) 79 79(2) 81 81(1), 81(2), 81(3) 85 85(2) 87A 87A(1) 89 89(1) 93 93(1), 93(2), 93(3) 129 129(1), 129(2), 129(3) 130 130(3) 137 137 150 150(1) 153A 153A(1) 181 181(3) 185 185(1), 185(2) 186 186(2), 186(3), 186(4), 186(5) 187 187(2), 187(3) 190 190(1) 191 191(1), 191(3)
Law 193 193(2) 264 264(2) 284 284(2) 286 286(1) 310 310(2) 311 311(2) 312 312(2) 313 313(2), 313(3) 314 314(3) 315 315(1) 319 319(1) 321 321(1), 321(3) 322 322(4) 323 323(3) 324 324(2) 324A 324A(2) 327 327 328 328 329 329 330 330(1) 331 331 332 332 335 335(1) 336 336(1) 336A 336A(1)
Law 337 337(2) 341 341(1), 341(2), 341(3), 341(5) 347 347 354 354(3), 354(5) 355 355(2), 355(4), 355(6) 373 373(2) 375 375 396 396(2) 398 398(2) 399 399(2) 404 404(1), 404(4) 405 405(1) 406 406(1), 406(2) 417 417 422 422(2) 423 423(1) 424 424(1), 424(3) 451 451 452 452 453 453(1), 453(2) 454 454(1), 454(2) 467 467 470 470(2), 470(3), 470(4), 470(5), 470(6) 471 471(2) 476 476(2)
Law 478 478(1), 478(2), 478(3), 478(4) 514 514(3) 516 516(3) 517 517(4) 528 528(3) 529 529 533 533(7) 534 534(5) 535 535(5) 553 553(3) 558 558(1), 558(3) 559 559(3), 559(4), 559(5) 567 567(4) 568 568(7) 569 569(2), 569(7) 570 570(3) 570A 570A(5) 573 573(1) 576C 576C 577 577(4) 590B 590B(2) 604 604 610 610 699 699(1), 699(2) 700 700(4)