Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2000
29Supporting evidence for registration application
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29 Supporting evidence for registration application The road transport authority may require an applicant for registration of a registrable vehicle to provide evidence, in the form required by the authority, confirming— (a) the identity of anyone seeking to be recorded as the registered operator of the vehicle; and (b) how the vehicle came into the ownership, or under the management, of the person; and (c) the proposed garage address of the vehicle; and (d) the vehicle complies with the applicable vehicle standards; and (e) if the vehicle does not comply with the applicable vehicle standards—the acceptability of the vehicle for registration; and (f) if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the vehicle’s nominated configuration; and (g) any other information reasonably required by the authority to decide the application.