Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Standards and Safety) Regulation 2021
sec.99Unique number for certificate of inspection given instead of issuing certificate
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sec.99 Unique number for certificate of inspection given instead of issuing certificate
For section 98 (2) , an authorised officer is taken to have issued a certificate of inspection for a vehicle and given the certificate to the owner of the vehicle or the owner’s agent if— the authorised officer gives the owner or agent the unique number for the certificate; or the owner or agent may access the unique number for the certificate using the department’s website. A certificate of inspection under subsection (1) is taken to have been issued when a record about the issue of the certificate is made in the COI database. The chief executive must give the owner of a vehicle, or the owner’s agent, a certificate of inspection for the vehicle if the owner or agent— gives the chief executive the unique number for the certificate; and asks the chief executive for the certificate. (sec.99-ssec.1) For section 98 (2) , an authorised officer is taken to have issued a certificate of inspection for a vehicle and given the certificate to the owner of the vehicle or the owner’s agent if— the authorised officer gives the owner or agent the unique number for the certificate; or the owner or agent may access the unique number for the certificate using the department’s website. (sec.99-ssec.2) A certificate of inspection under subsection (1) is taken to have been issued when a record about the issue of the certificate is made in the COI database. (sec.99-ssec.3) The chief executive must give the owner of a vehicle, or the owner’s agent, a certificate of inspection for the vehicle if the owner or agent— gives the chief executive the unique number for the certificate; and asks the chief executive for the certificate.
- (a) the authorised officer gives the owner or agent the unique number for the certificate; or
- (b) the owner or agent may access the unique number for the certificate using the department’s website.
- (a) gives the chief executive the unique number for the certificate; and
- (b) asks the chief executive for the certificate.