Maintenance Regulations 1967
sec.33Duties of the Collector, &c.
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sec.33 Duties of the Collector, &c.
The duties of the Collector shall be— To keep a ledger or ledgers (which may be in the form of any convenient system, including a card index system) showing— All inter-State orders received by him for registration in Queensland, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; All orders sent by him to a Collector in another Australian State, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; To pay to the persons entitled thereto all moneys received by him for or on behalf of those persons from another Australian State, or, as appropriate, remit such moneys to Assistant Collectors for payment to such persons; To remit moneys received by him for transmission to another Australian State to the Collector for that State; and To direct and supervise the operations of the Deputy Collector and Assistant Collectors. The duties of the Deputy Collector and of Assistant Collectors shall be to carry out the directions of and be responsible to the Collector. (sec.33-ssec.1) The duties of the Collector shall be— To keep a ledger or ledgers (which may be in the form of any convenient system, including a card index system) showing— All inter-State orders received by him for registration in Queensland, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; All orders sent by him to a Collector in another Australian State, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; To pay to the persons entitled thereto all moneys received by him for or on behalf of those persons from another Australian State, or, as appropriate, remit such moneys to Assistant Collectors for payment to such persons; To remit moneys received by him for transmission to another Australian State to the Collector for that State; and To direct and supervise the operations of the Deputy Collector and Assistant Collectors. (sec.33-ssec.2) The duties of the Deputy Collector and of Assistant Collectors shall be to carry out the directions of and be responsible to the Collector.
- (a) To keep a ledger or ledgers (which may be in the form of any convenient system, including a card index system) showing— (i) All inter-State orders received by him for registration in Queensland, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; (ii) All orders sent by him to a Collector in another Australian State, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed;
- (i) All inter-State orders received by him for registration in Queensland, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed;
- (ii) All orders sent by him to a Collector in another Australian State, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed;