Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2000
138BDisclosure of photographs and signatures by road
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138B Disclosure of photographs and signatures by road transport authority—Act, s 37 (1) (g) (1) The road transport authority may disclose— (a) a photograph or signature of a person to the commissioner for fair trading for the administration or enforcement of the Liquor Act 2010 (including in relation to the investigation of, or the conduct of a criminal proceeding for, an offence in relation to a proof of identity card); or (b) a photograph of a person for the purpose of reproducing the person’s likeness on any of the following: (i) a licence certificate, or registration certificate, for the person under the Agents Act 2003; (ii) a licence for the person under the Security Industry Act 2003;
Protection of photographs and signatures Part 8A (iii) a high risk work licence document for the person under the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011. Note 1 For other circumstances when a photograph or signature may be disclosed by the road transport authority, see the Act, s 37. Note 2 The Territory privacy principles apply to a person to whom a photograph is disclosed (see Information Privacy Act 2014, sch 1). (2) A photograph may be disclosed at the time the photograph is taken by, or given to, the road transport authority or at any later time.