Tow Truck Regulation 2024
sec.106Audit notices
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sec.106 Audit notices
The chief executive may give the holder of an operator accreditation a notice (an audit notice ) requiring the holder— to allow the chief executive to carry out, within the stated period, an audit of the holder’s business activities for a purpose mentioned in section 105 ; and to cooperate with every reasonable requirement of the chief executive in order to enable the chief executive to carry out the audit. The audit notice must state the following matters— the purpose of the audit; the period during which the audit is to be carried out; the way the audit is to be carried out; in person at a place of business stated in the operator accreditation or an authorised holding yard for the operator accreditation a desktop audit at the chief executive’s place of work that a report about the audit will be given to the holder. The chief executive may give the holder of an operator accreditation an audit notice as frequently as the chief executive reasonably requires for a purpose mentioned in section 105 . (sec.106-ssec.1) The chief executive may give the holder of an operator accreditation a notice (an audit notice ) requiring the holder— to allow the chief executive to carry out, within the stated period, an audit of the holder’s business activities for a purpose mentioned in section 105 ; and to cooperate with every reasonable requirement of the chief executive in order to enable the chief executive to carry out the audit. (sec.106-ssec.2) The audit notice must state the following matters— the purpose of the audit; the period during which the audit is to be carried out; the way the audit is to be carried out; in person at a place of business stated in the operator accreditation or an authorised holding yard for the operator accreditation a desktop audit at the chief executive’s place of work that a report about the audit will be given to the holder. (sec.106-ssec.3) The chief executive may give the holder of an operator accreditation an audit notice as frequently as the chief executive reasonably requires for a purpose mentioned in section 105 .
- (a) to allow the chief executive to carry out, within the stated period, an audit of the holder’s business activities for a purpose mentioned in section 105 ; and
- (b) to cooperate with every reasonable requirement of the chief executive in order to enable the chief executive to carry out the audit.
- (a) the purpose of the audit;
- (b) the period during which the audit is to be carried out;
- (c) the way the audit is to be carried out; Examples of the ways an audit may be carried out— • in person at a place of business stated in the operator accreditation or an authorised holding yard for the operator accreditation • a desktop audit at the chief executive’s place of work
- • in person at a place of business stated in the operator accreditation or an authorised holding yard for the operator accreditation