4AOffences against regulation—application of Criminal

4A Offences against regulation—application of Criminal Code etc Other legislation applies in relation to offences against this regulation. Note 1 Criminal Code The Criminal Code, ch 2 applies to the following offences against this regulation (see Code, pt 2.1): • s 15 (Holder of conditional accreditation to comply with conditions) • s 17 (Production of certificate of accreditation) • s 18A (Recovery of lost or stolen certificate of accreditation) • s 20C (Regulated service must comply with service standards) • s 23 (Notification of changes to bus fleet) • s 24 (Notifiable incidents involving buses) • s 26 (Bus drivers to hold appropriate driver licence or authority) • s 27 (Records of bus drivers etc to be maintained by accredited operator) • s 27A (Accredited operator to tell road transport authority about records of bus drivers etc) • s 27B (Road transport authority to share information about bus drivers) • s 31 (Signs about security cameras in buses) • s 32 (Bus operator’s responsibilities for security camera recordings) • s 34 (Effect of noncompliance notices—bus operators) • s 37 (Maximum number of passengers in buses) • s 38 (Lost property in bus) • s 39 (Passengers not to be carried in certain parts of a bus) • s 45 (Effect of noncompliance notices—bus drivers) • a provision of pt 3.2 (Bus tickets) • a provision of pt 3.3 (Bus passengers and people in bus stop areas) • a provision of ch 3AA (Light rail services) • a provision of pt 3A.1 (Transport booking services) • a provision of div 3A.2.1 (Independent taxi service operators) • a provision of div 3A.2.2 (Taxi licences) • s 94 (Taxi service operator—must tell authority about affiliation) • s 95 (Taxis to be fitted with complying taximeters) • s 97 (Taxi service operator—drivers to be licensed and skilled) • s 99 (Records of taxi drivers etc to be maintained by accredited operator) • s 101A (Wheelchair-accessible taxi operator to have equipment and arrangements with WTBS) • s 101B (Wheelchair-accessible taxi operator—WTBS’s approved procedures and rules) • s 107 (Taxi must have identifying signs and livery) • s 114 (Wheelchair-accessible taxi driver—special responsibilities) • s 115 (Wheelchair-accessible taxi driver—connection to WTBS) • s 116 (Wheelchair-accessible taxi driver—WTBS’s procedures and rules) • s 143 (Driver not to start taximeter before hiring begins) • s 143A (When driver must start taximeter) • s 143B (Operation of taximeter during hiring) • s 143C (Operation of taximeter at end of hiring) • s 144 (Driver to ask for correct fare) • s 144A (Payment of taxi fare) • s 144B (Payment under taxi subsidy scheme) • a provision of pt 3A.3 (Ridesharing) • a provision of pt 3A.4 (Hire cars) • a provision of pt 3A.5 (Bookable vehicles generally) • a provision of ch 6 (Demand responsive services) • a provision of ch 7 (Driver authority cards) • a provision of ch 8 (Disciplinary action). The chapter sets out the general principles of criminal responsibility (including burdens of proof and general defences), and defines terms used for offences to which the Code applies (eg conduct, intention, recklessness and strict liability). Preliminary Chapter 1 Note 2 Penalty units The Legislation Act, s 133 deals with the meaning of offence penalties that are expressed in penalty units.