Rail Safety National Law (Queensland)
sec.206What applicant must demonstrate
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sec.206 What applicant must demonstrate
The Regulator must not grant an exemption to an applicant unless satisfied that the applicant has demonstrated— that the applicant is, or is to be, a rail infrastructure manager or rolling stock operator in relation to the railway operations in respect of which the exemption is sought; and that the applicant— has the financial capacity, or has public risk insurance arrangements, to meet reasonable potential accident liabilities arising from the railway operations; and has complied with the requirements prescribed by the national regulations (if any) for the purposes of this section.
- (a) that the applicant is, or is to be, a rail infrastructure manager or rolling stock operator in relation to the railway operations in respect of which the exemption is sought; and
- (b) that the applicant— (i) has the financial capacity, or has public risk insurance arrangements, to meet reasonable potential accident liabilities arising from the railway operations; and (ii) has complied with the requirements prescribed by the national regulations (if any) for the purposes of this section.
- (i) has the financial capacity, or has public risk insurance arrangements, to meet reasonable potential accident liabilities arising from the railway operations; and
- (ii) has complied with the requirements prescribed by the national regulations (if any) for the purposes of this section.
- (i) has the financial capacity, or has public risk insurance arrangements, to meet reasonable potential accident liabilities arising from the railway operations; and
- (ii) has complied with the requirements prescribed by the national regulations (if any) for the purposes of this section.