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State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 2014
sec.17Information to be provided if application to cancel enforcement order
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### sec.17 Information to be provided if application to cancel enforcement order
For the Act , section 57 , the registrar may ask a person who applies under the Act for the cancellation of an enforcement order for an infringement notice offence to give the registrar any of the following information the registrar considers necessary to help the registrar decide the application—
the applicant’s address—
when the infringement notice offence allegedly happened; and
when the relevant infringement notice first came to the applicant’s attention;
if the applicant changed address before or after the infringement notice offence allegedly happened, when the change happened;
if relevant, the address on the applicant’s driver licence;
how and when the relevant infringement notice came to the applicant’s attention;
if the applicant did not receive the infringement notice because of illness, particulars of the illness and a certificate, signed by the applicant’s doctor, relating to the illness;
any other reason the applicant did not receive the relevant infringement notice.
- (a) the applicant’s address— (i) when the infringement notice offence allegedly happened; and (ii) when the relevant infringement notice first came to the applicant’s attention;
- (i) when the infringement notice offence allegedly happened; and
- (ii) when the relevant infringement notice first came to the applicant’s attention;
- (b) if the applicant changed address before or after the infringement notice offence allegedly happened, when the change happened;
- (c) if relevant, the address on the applicant’s driver licence;
- (d) how and when the relevant infringement notice came to the applicant’s attention;
- (e) if the applicant did not receive the infringement notice because of illness, particulars of the illness and a certificate, signed by the applicant’s doctor, relating to the illness;
- (f) any other reason the applicant did not receive the relevant infringement notice.
- (i) when the infringement notice offence allegedly happened; and
- (ii) when the relevant infringement notice first came to the applicant’s attention;