sec.227Chief executive must give notice before reassessing fee for which exemption granted

sec.227 Chief executive must give notice before reassessing fee for which exemption granted

This section applies if— an exemption is granted under section 225 for any of the following— a registration fee for a vehicle or dealer plate; a registration administration fee for— conditional registration of a vehicle; or a category 2 vehicle, other than a trailer; a traffic improvement fee for a category 1 vehicle, other than a trailer; and the chief executive considers the registered operator of the vehicle or for the dealer plate is no longer eligible for the exemption. The chief executive may give the registered operator a notice stating— that the chief executive proposes to reassess the registration fee, registration administration fee or traffic improvement fee payable for the vehicle or dealer plate; and the reasons for the proposed reassessment; and that the registered operator may, within a stated period of at least 28 days, give the chief executive a written response to the proposed reassessment. The chief executive must consider the registered operator’s response before deciding whether to reassess the registration fee, registration administration fee or traffic improvement fee payable for the vehicle or dealer plate. (sec.227-ssec.1) This section applies if— an exemption is granted under section 225 for any of the following— a registration fee for a vehicle or dealer plate; a registration administration fee for— conditional registration of a vehicle; or a category 2 vehicle, other than a trailer; a traffic improvement fee for a category 1 vehicle, other than a trailer; and the chief executive considers the registered operator of the vehicle or for the dealer plate is no longer eligible for the exemption. (sec.227-ssec.2) The chief executive may give the registered operator a notice stating— that the chief executive proposes to reassess the registration fee, registration administration fee or traffic improvement fee payable for the vehicle or dealer plate; and the reasons for the proposed reassessment; and that the registered operator may, within a stated period of at least 28 days, give the chief executive a written response to the proposed reassessment. (sec.227-ssec.3) The chief executive must consider the registered operator’s response before deciding whether to reassess the registration fee, registration administration fee or traffic improvement fee payable for the vehicle or dealer plate.

• (a) an exemption is granted under section 225 for any of the following— (i) a registration fee for a vehicle or dealer plate; (ii) a registration administration fee for— (A) conditional registration of a vehicle; or (B) a category 2 vehicle, other than a trailer; (iii) a traffic improvement fee for a category 1 vehicle, other than a trailer; and
• (i) a registration fee for a vehicle or dealer plate;
• (ii) a registration administration fee for— (A) conditional registration of a vehicle; or (B) a category 2 vehicle, other than a trailer;