sec.67LPrinciple of shared responsibility

### sec.67L Principle of shared responsibility The effect that activities associated with providing a road-based public passenger service have on safety is the shared responsibility of each duty holder for the service. The level and nature of a person’s responsibility for an activity depends on— the functions the person performs or is required to perform, whether exclusively or occasionally; and the nature of the safety risks created by the carrying out of the activity; and the person’s capacity to control, eliminate or minimise the risks. s 67L ins 2024 No. 2 s 38 (sec.67L-ssec.1) The effect that activities associated with providing a road-based public passenger service have on safety is the shared responsibility of each duty holder for the service. (sec.67L-ssec.2) The level and nature of a person’s responsibility for an activity depends on— the functions the person performs or is required to perform, whether exclusively or occasionally; and the nature of the safety risks created by the carrying out of the activity; and the person’s capacity to control, eliminate or minimise the risks. - (a) the functions the person performs or is required to perform, whether exclusively or occasionally; and - (b) the nature of the safety risks created by the carrying out of the activity; and - (c) the person’s capacity to control, eliminate or minimise the risks.