sec.23Grounds on which chief executive must refuse registration application

sec.23 Grounds on which chief executive must refuse registration application

The chief executive must refuse a registration application for a vehicle if— the vehicle is not eligible to be registered under section 18 ; or the chief executive reasonably believes all or part of the vehicle is or may be stolen; or for a conditionally registrable vehicle— if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with a heavy vehicle standards exemption; or if the conditional registration guideline applies to the vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with the guideline.

• (a) the vehicle is not eligible to be registered under section 18 ; or
• (b) the chief executive reasonably believes all or part of the vehicle is or may be stolen; or
• (c) for a conditionally registrable vehicle— (i) if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with a heavy vehicle standards exemption; or (ii) if the conditional registration guideline applies to the vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with the guideline.
• (i) if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with a heavy vehicle standards exemption; or
• (ii) if the conditional registration guideline applies to the vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with the guideline.
• (i) if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with a heavy vehicle standards exemption; or
• (ii) if the conditional registration guideline applies to the vehicle—the chief executive is not satisfied the vehicle complies with the guideline.