Sch 2Reviewable decisions

Schedule 2 Reviewable decisions Schedule 2 Reviewable decisions (see pt 8) column 1 item column 2 section column 3 decision column 4 entity 1 15 (4) refuse to approve computer system for maintaining dealings register licensee proposing to use computer system

(see s 2) Note 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act. Note 2 For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1, defines the following terms: • ACAT • ACT • Australian Consumer Law (ACT) • civil partnership • civil union • corporation • director-general (see s 163) • disallowable instrument (see s 9) • Executive • home address • individual • lawyer • Minister (see s 162) • National Credit Code • notifiable instrument (see s 10) • occupational discipline order • penalty unit (see s 133) • police officer • reviewable decision notice • State • the Territory. accessory, in relation to a motor vehicle, means any of the following: (a) a radio; (b) a cassette player; (c) a compact disc player; (d) a telephone and in-car telephone kit;

(e) a car aerial; (f) a clock; (g) a cigarette lighter; (h) body hardware that is not standard to the motor vehicle; (i) a power outlet, including a cigarette light socket; (j) tools, other than a jack or wheel brace; (k) a light globe; (l) sealed beam lights; (m) fog lights that are not standard to the motor vehicle; (n) an alarm that is not standard to the motor vehicle; (o) a digital video disc player or video display panel; (p) MP3 or MP4 player and dock; (q) a computerised navigation system; Examples • global positioning system • satellite navigation system (r) a keyless entry system and remote key pad that is not standard to the motor vehicle; (s) anything else prescribed by regulation. body number, in relation to a motor vehicle, means the figures, letters or other symbols (if any) recorded on the body of a vehicle by the manufacturer of the vehicle as a means of identification of that business, in relation to— (a) a person who is the holder of a licence—means the business carried on under the licence; or

(b) a person who is an applicant for a licence—means the business that the person would be entitled to carry on if the person were granted that licence. cash price— (a) in relation to a motor vehicle (including all accessories fitted, carried in or attached to the vehicle at the time of the offer or display) offered or displayed for sale—means the price at which the vendor is willing to sell the vehicle for cash; and (b) in relation to the sale of a motor vehicle— (i) means the price at which the vehicle is sold; or (ii) if any part of the consideration that passes or is to pass from the purchaser is represented by another motor vehicle or other thing—means the amount that is equal to the sum of the price paid, or that is to be paid, by the purchaser and the value of the other vehicle or thing as ascribed to it for the purposes of the sale by the parties or, if no agreed value is so ascribed, the market value of the other vehicle or thing at the time of the sale; or (iii) if all of the consideration that passes or is to pass from the purchaser is represented by another motor vehicle or other thing—means the value of the other vehicle or thing as ascribed to it for the purposes of the sale by the parties or, if no agreed value is so ascribed, the market value of the other vehicle or thing at the time of the sale. charge means a charge that has not been dealt with by a court, but does not include a charge that has been withdrawn or otherwise not proceeded with. commercial vehicle means a motor vehicle for use wholly or principally for— (a) the carriage of goods; or (b) the carriage of more than 10 adult persons; or