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Heavy Vehicle National Law Act 2012
sec.662Establishment of National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board
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### sec.662 Establishment of National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board
The Regulator has a governing board known as the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board.
It is the intention of the Parliament of this jurisdiction that this Law as applied by an Act of this jurisdiction, together with this Law as applied by Acts of the other participating jurisdictions, has the effect that the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board is one single national entity, with functions conferred by this Law as so applied.
The Board has power to do acts in or in relation to this jurisdiction in the exercise of a function expressed to be conferred on it by this Law as applied by Acts of each participating jurisdiction.
The Board may exercise its functions in relation to—
one participating jurisdiction; or
2 or more or all participating jurisdictions collectively.
sch s 662 ins 2013 No. 4 s 12
(sec.662-ssec.1) The Regulator has a governing board known as the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board.
(sec.662-ssec.2) It is the intention of the Parliament of this jurisdiction that this Law as applied by an Act of this jurisdiction, together with this Law as applied by Acts of the other participating jurisdictions, has the effect that the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board is one single national entity, with functions conferred by this Law as so applied.
(sec.662-ssec.3) The Board has power to do acts in or in relation to this jurisdiction in the exercise of a function expressed to be conferred on it by this Law as applied by Acts of each participating jurisdiction.
(sec.662-ssec.4) The Board may exercise its functions in relation to— one participating jurisdiction; or 2 or more or all participating jurisdictions collectively.
- (a) one participating jurisdiction; or
- (b) 2 or more or all participating jurisdictions collectively.