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Melbourne City Link Act 1995
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80 Power to serve a notice
S. 80(1) amended by No. 102/1998 s. 19(1)(a).
(1) If an enforcement officer has reason to believe that a person has committed an offence against section 73, he or she may cause an infringement notice to be served on that person.
S. 80(2) amended by Nos 102/1998 s. 19(1)(b), 49/2004 s. 10, 95/2005 s. 3(1)(d), substituted by No. 32/2006 s. 84(1).
(2) An offence referred to in subsection (1) for which an infringement notice may be served is an infringement offence within the meaning of the **Infringements Act 2006**.
S. 80(2A) inserted by No. 81/2006 s. 27(1).
(2A) In addition to and without limiting section 12 of the **Infringements Act 2006**, an infringement notice referred to in subsection (1) may be served by sending the notice by post addressed to—
S. 80(2A)(a) substituted by No. 81/2006 s. 27(2)(a).
(a) the responsible person (within the meaning of Part 6AA of the **Road Safety Act 1986**) in relation to the vehicle involved in the offence; or
S. 80(2A)(b) amended by Nos 14/2007 s. 6(1), 81/2006 s. 27(2)(b) (as substituted by No. 14/2007 s. 6(8)), substituted by No. 74/2007 s. 70.
(b) the person nominated in a tolling nomination statement that has been made by an authorised person and accepted by an enforcement official as an effective statement under Part 6AA of the **Road Safety Act 1986**.
S. 80(3) inserted by No. 102/1998 s. 19(2).
(3) An enforcement officer may cause to be served together with an infringement notice a notice containing information about the requirements arising under this Act in relation to the use of a vehicle in a toll zone.
S. 80A inserted by No. 4/2000 s. 6.