Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2021
sec.112Details for registered vehicles and registered dealer plates
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sec.112 Details for registered vehicles and registered dealer plates
The register must contain the following details for each registered vehicle and registered dealer plate— the registered operator’s— name; and address, including any postal address; the day the term of registration starts; the day the term of registration expires; any other information the chief executive considers appropriate in relation to the registration. For a registered vehicle— an odometer reading if the vehicle is a concessionally registered vehicle for which a concessional registration fee stated in schedule 2 , item 14 was paid—pension details of the registered operator information about a written-off vehicle given to the chief executive by the Queensland Police Service, the police service of another State, a corresponding authority or a notifier under a corresponding law to this regulation For a registered dealer plate— details of the motor dealer licence under the Motor Dealers and Chattel Auctioneers Act 2014 held by the registered operator details about why the dealer plate is required for the registered operator’s business Also, the register must contain the following details for each registered vehicle— the vehicle’s registration number; the following identifying details for the vehicle— the vehicle’s VIN; the body shape type of the vehicle; the vehicle’s colour; the vehicle’s seating capacity; number of cylinders in the vehicle’s engine; the engine number of the vehicle’s engine; the fuel type of the vehicle’s engine; the vehicle’s make and model; the vehicle’s GVM; if the vehicle has a GCM—the GCM; the vehicle’s garage address; the vehicle’s purpose of use; private use, farm use for a conditionally registered vehicle— the conditions for use applying to the vehicle stated in the conditional registration guideline; and if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the conditions applying to the vehicle stated in the heavy vehicle standards exemption; for a category 2 vehicle—the configuration in which the vehicle is nominated to operate for the term of its registration; for a motorbike, other than a motorbike that is conditionally registered—whether the motorbike is a learner approved motorbike. In addition, if a dealer plate is given for use on a trailer, the register must describe or identify the plate as a dealer plate given for use on a trailer. The register must contain the details required under this section for each registered vehicle and registered dealer plate for a period of 2 years after the registration expires. For when a term of registration for a vehicle expires, see section 30 . (sec.112-ssec.1) The register must contain the following details for each registered vehicle and registered dealer plate— the registered operator’s— name; and address, including any postal address; the day the term of registration starts; the day the term of registration expires; any other information the chief executive considers appropriate in relation to the registration. For a registered vehicle— an odometer reading if the vehicle is a concessionally registered vehicle for which a concessional registration fee stated in schedule 2 , item 14 was paid—pension details of the registered operator information about a written-off vehicle given to the chief executive by the Queensland Police Service, the police service of another State, a corresponding authority or a notifier under a corresponding law to this regulation For a registered dealer plate— details of the motor dealer licence under the Motor Dealers and Chattel Auctioneers Act 2014 held by the registered operator details about why the dealer plate is required for the registered operator’s business (sec.112-ssec.2) Also, the register must contain the following details for each registered vehicle— the vehicle’s registration number; the following identifying details for the vehicle— the vehicle’s VIN; the body shape type of the vehicle; the vehicle’s colour; the vehicle’s seating capacity; number of cylinders in the vehicle’s engine; the engine number of the vehicle’s engine; the fuel type of the vehicle’s engine; the vehicle’s make and model; the vehicle’s GVM; if the vehicle has a GCM—the GCM; the vehicle’s garage address; the vehicle’s purpose of use; private use, farm use for a conditionally registered vehicle— the conditions for use applying to the vehicle stated in the conditional registration guideline; and if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the conditions applying to the vehicle stated in the heavy vehicle standards exemption; for a category 2 vehicle—the configuration in which the vehicle is nominated to operate for the term of its registration; for a motorbike, other than a motorbike that is conditionally registered—whether the motorbike is a learner approved motorbike. (sec.112-ssec.3) In addition, if a dealer plate is given for use on a trailer, the register must describe or identify the plate as a dealer plate given for use on a trailer. (sec.112-ssec.4) The register must contain the details required under this section for each registered vehicle and registered dealer plate for a period of 2 years after the registration expires. For when a term of registration for a vehicle expires, see section 30 .