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Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Regulation 2018
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Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Regulation 2018
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The chief executive may amend a person’s booking entity authorisation if satisfied the amendment will enable the needs of users of booked hire services to be better met. Without limiting subsection (1) , an amendment may— change the day the person’s booking entity authorisation takes effect or expires; or impose a condition on, or vary or remove a condition of, the person’s booking entity authorisation. The chief executive may suspend or cancel a person’s booking entity authorisation if— for a foreign person—the person does not have a local nominee; or a relevant person has contravened a condition of the authorisation; or a relevant person has committed an offence against a provision of relevant transport legislation relating to— providing a booked hire service, a booking service for a booked hire service or a taxi service; or using a motor vehicle to provide a booked hire service or a taxi service; or a relevant person has been— convicted of a disqualifying offence; or charged with a disqualifying offence and the charge has not been dealt with; or a relevant person has taken steps to avoid detection of, or prosecution for, an offence committed by the relevant person or another person in relation to providing— a booked hire service; or a booking service for a booked hire service; or a taxi service; or a fee payable for the authorisation remains unpaid after the day payment is required to be made; or the chief executive considers the suspension or cancellation is necessary in the public interest. Subsection (3) (c) is prescribed as a section to which section 150C of the Act applies. Section 150C of the Act applies for working out when a person commits an offence against a provision of an Act. (sec.191-ssec.1) The chief executive may amend a person’s booking entity authorisation if satisfied the amendment will enable the needs of users of booked hire services to be better met. (sec.191-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , an amendment may— change the day the person’s booking entity authorisation takes effect or expires; or impose a condition on, or vary or remove a condition of, the person’s booking entity authorisation. (sec.191-ssec.3) The chief executive may suspend or cancel a person’s booking entity authorisation if— for a foreign person—the person does not have a local nominee; or a relevant person has contravened a condition of the authorisation; or a relevant person has committed an offence against a provision of relevant transport legislation relating to— providing a booked hire service, a booking service for a booked hire service or a taxi service; or using a motor vehicle to provide a booked hire service or a taxi service; or a relevant person has been— convicted of a disqualifying offence; or charged with a disqualifying offence and the charge has not been dealt with; or a relevant person has taken steps to avoid detection of, or prosecution for, an offence committed by the relevant person or another person in relation to providing— a booked hire service; or a booking service for a booked hire service; or a taxi service; or a fee payable for the authorisation remains unpaid after the day payment is required to be made; or the chief executive considers the suspension or cancellation is necessary in the public interest. (sec.191-ssec.4) Subsection (3) (c) is prescribed as a section to which section 150C of the Act applies. Section 150C of the Act applies for working out when a person commits an offence against a provision of an Act.