Rail Safety National Law (Queensland)
sec.94Surrender of registration
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sec.94 Surrender of registration
Registration may only be surrendered in accordance with this section. If a registered person intends to surrender registration in respect of a private siding, the registered person must— give the Regulator written notice of the intention to surrender the registration; and provide the Regulator with details as to the arrangements proposed in relation to the cessation of the person’s railway operations carried out in the private siding. If the Regulator is satisfied as to the proposed arrangements, the Regulator must, as soon as reasonably practicable, by written notice given to the person, inform the person that the person’s registration in respect of the relevant private siding may be surrendered in accordance with the proposed arrangements on the date specified in the notice. If the Regulator is not satisfied as to the proposed arrangements, the Regulator must, as soon as reasonably practicable, by written notice given to the person, inform the person— that the Regulator is not satisfied as to the proposed arrangements; and of the reasons for the Regulator’s dissatisfaction; and that the person’s registration in respect of the relevant private siding may not be surrendered until the Regulator is satisfied as to the proposed arrangements. s 94 amd 2017 No. 14 (SA) s 7 (sec.94-ssec.1) Registration may only be surrendered in accordance with this section. (sec.94-ssec.2) If a registered person intends to surrender registration in respect of a private siding, the registered person must— give the Regulator written notice of the intention to surrender the registration; and provide the Regulator with details as to the arrangements proposed in relation to the cessation of the person’s railway operations carried out in the private siding. (sec.94-ssec.3) If the Regulator is satisfied as to the proposed arrangements, the Regulator must, as soon as reasonably practicable, by written notice given to the person, inform the person that the person’s registration in respect of the relevant private siding may be surrendered in accordance with the proposed arrangements on the date specified in the notice. (sec.94-ssec.4) If the Regulator is not satisfied as to the proposed arrangements, the Regulator must, as soon as reasonably practicable, by written notice given to the person, inform the person— that the Regulator is not satisfied as to the proposed arrangements; and of the reasons for the Regulator’s dissatisfaction; and that the person’s registration in respect of the relevant private siding may not be surrendered until the Regulator is satisfied as to the proposed arrangements.
- (a) give the Regulator written notice of the intention to surrender the registration; and
- (b) provide the Regulator with details as to the arrangements proposed in relation to the cessation of the person’s railway operations carried out in the private siding.