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National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Alternative Compliance Schemes) Regulations 2006
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Regulations to support the operation of the primary legislation should be made and should prescribe the following types of matters:
any transport matter (if applicable) other than fatigue management, mass management or maintenance management which is to be subject of an Alternative Compliance scheme;
the documents which must accompany an application to be a member of an Alternative Compliance scheme including proof of identity requirements;
the term of a person’s initial membership and renewed membership of an Alternative Compliance scheme;
transfer of information between accrediting agencies which must be treated in accordance with the Information Privacy Principles in section 14 of the Privacy Act 1988 of the Commonwealth;
matters to do with review rights including notification of review rights, decisions subject to internal review or reconsideration and decisions subject to external review and associated procedural matters;
notification requirements and return of identification items issued to the accredited operator. eg changes to nominated vehicles and drivers;
any standard conditions or “contract” to be applied to be members which could be referenced in the regulations or set out in full in the regulations.