National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Compliance and Enforcement Bill) Regulations 2006
129Penalties imposed by courts
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129 Penalties imposed by courts
(1) A court that finds a person guilty of a road law offence may impose any one or more of the penalties provided for by this Part. (2) Without affecting a court’s discretion, the court is required to take into consideration, when imposing more than one of the penalties provided for by this Part, the combined effect of the penalties imposed. (3) Nothing in this Part affects any discretions or powers that a court or other person or body has apart from this Part. (4) If one or more courts make orders under this Part that result in both a supervisory intervention order and a prohibition order being in force at the same time in relation to the same person, the supervisory intervention order has no effect while the prohibition order has effect.