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Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2021
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Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2021
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If the chief executive records details for a vehicle under section 26 , the chief executive must make a registration certificate for the vehicle available to the registered operator of the vehicle. The registration certificate must include each of the following details for the vehicle— the registered operator’s name; the day the registration expires; the vehicle’s registration number; the make of the vehicle; if the vehicle has a VIN—the VIN; if the vehicle does not have a VIN—the vehicle’s chassis number or engine number; the vehicle’s GVM; if the vehicle has a GCM—the GCM; if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the charging code for the vehicle; if the vehicle is a conditionally registered heavy vehicle— the conditions stated in the heavy vehicle standards exemption that apply to the vehicle; and a code, for example a letter of the alphabet, for each of the conditions; if the vehicle is a conditionally registered vehicle, other than a heavy vehicle— the conditions for use applying to the vehicle stated in the conditional registration guideline; and a separate code, for example a letter of the alphabet, for each of the conditions. The certificate of registration may include other information required to be kept in the register for the vehicle under section 112 . In this section— charging code , for a heavy vehicle, means the code, assigned by the chief executive, to the category of vehicle mentioned in schedule 3 to which the vehicle belongs. (sec.27-ssec.1) If the chief executive records details for a vehicle under section 26 , the chief executive must make a registration certificate for the vehicle available to the registered operator of the vehicle. (sec.27-ssec.2) The registration certificate must include each of the following details for the vehicle— the registered operator’s name; the day the registration expires; the vehicle’s registration number; the make of the vehicle; if the vehicle has a VIN—the VIN; if the vehicle does not have a VIN—the vehicle’s chassis number or engine number; the vehicle’s GVM; if the vehicle has a GCM—the GCM; if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the charging code for the vehicle; if the vehicle is a conditionally registered heavy vehicle— the conditions stated in the heavy vehicle standards exemption that apply to the vehicle; and a code, for example a letter of the alphabet, for each of the conditions; if the vehicle is a conditionally registered vehicle, other than a heavy vehicle— the conditions for use applying to the vehicle stated in the conditional registration guideline; and a separate code, for example a letter of the alphabet, for each of the conditions. (sec.27-ssec.3) The certificate of registration may include other information required to be kept in the register for the vehicle under section 112 . (sec.27-ssec.4) In this section— charging code , for a heavy vehicle, means the code, assigned by the chief executive, to the category of vehicle mentioned in schedule 3 to which the vehicle belongs.