Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2021
sec.191Transport of fodder by primary producer for another primary producer
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sec.191 Transport of fodder by primary producer for another primary producer
This section applies to a primary producer who is the registered operator of a concessionally registered heavy primary production vehicle. The primary producer may use the vehicle, or permit the vehicle to be used, other than as a heavy primary production vehicle, if— the use is for the transport of fodder for another primary producer; and the requirements under subsection (3) are satisfied. For subsection (2) (b) , the requirements are— both of the following apply— the other primary producer has been granted disaster relief financial assistance; the fodder is transported within 1 year after the day the other primary producer is granted the disaster relief financial assistance; or the other primary producer is the registered operator of a vehicle whose garage address is— in a drought-declared area or at a drought-declared property; or in an area that has been a drought-declared area within 1 year before the fodder is transported; or at a property that has been a drought-declared property within 1 year before the fodder is transported. However, subsection (2) does not apply if the transport of the fodder is done for reward or under a commercial arrangement. In this section— disaster relief financial assistance means financial assistance granted by the State or Commonwealth because of a disaster. drought-declared area see section 185 . drought-declared property see section 185 . reward does not include an expense incurred in transporting fodder. (sec.191-ssec.1) This section applies to a primary producer who is the registered operator of a concessionally registered heavy primary production vehicle. (sec.191-ssec.2) The primary producer may use the vehicle, or permit the vehicle to be used, other than as a heavy primary production vehicle, if— the use is for the transport of fodder for another primary producer; and the requirements under subsection (3) are satisfied. (sec.191-ssec.3) For subsection (2) (b) , the requirements are— both of the following apply— the other primary producer has been granted disaster relief financial assistance; the fodder is transported within 1 year after the day the other primary producer is granted the disaster relief financial assistance; or the other primary producer is the registered operator of a vehicle whose garage address is— in a drought-declared area or at a drought-declared property; or in an area that has been a drought-declared area within 1 year before the fodder is transported; or at a property that has been a drought-declared property within 1 year before the fodder is transported. (sec.191-ssec.4) However, subsection (2) does not apply if the transport of the fodder is done for reward or under a commercial arrangement. (sec.191-ssec.5) In this section— disaster relief financial assistance means financial assistance granted by the State or Commonwealth because of a disaster. drought-declared area see section 185 . drought-declared property see section 185 . reward does not include an expense incurred in transporting fodder.