National Transport Commission (Model Legislation - Rail Safety Bill) Regulations 2006
32Purpose for which accreditation may be granted
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32 Purpose for which accreditation may be granted
(1) An accreditation may be granted to a rail transport operator for any one or more of the following purposes— (a) for the carrying out of railway operations for the part or parts of a railway designated in the notice of accreditation, or for a part or parts having the scope or characteristics so designated; (b) for any service or aspect, or part of a service or aspect, of railway operations designated in the notice of accreditation; (c) for specified railway operations to permit any one or more of the following— (i) site preparation; (ii) construction of rail infrastructure; (iii) restoration or repair work; (iv) testing of railway track or other infrastructure; (v) other activities relating to railway operations considered appropriate by the Rail Safety Regulator and designated in the notice of accreditation. (2) If the applicant so requests, accreditation may be granted for a specified period only.