64Offences of dishonesty

64 Offences of dishonesty

(1)  A person must not –

(a) dishonestly obtain or attempt to obtain –

(i) a driver licence (or renewal of a driver licence); or

(ii) an ancillary certificate (or renewal of an ancillary certificate); or

(iii) the registration (or renewal of registration) of a motor vehicle or a trailer; or

(iv) a short term unregistered vehicle permit; or

(v) a temporary upgrade permit; or

(vi) the transfer of the registration of a motor vehicle or a trailer; or

(vii) a trade plate; or

(viii) [Section 64 Subsection (1) amended by No. 71 of 2001, s. 20, Applied:01 Jan 2002] an exemption from a requirement relating to vehicle standards or vehicle operations; or

(b) dishonestly provide false or misleading information in connection with an application under this Act; or

(ba) [Section 64 Subsection (1) amended by No. 29 of 2002, s. 10, Applied:21 Oct 2002] dishonestly provide false or misleading information in connection with a notice required to be given under this Act; or

(bb) [Section 64 Subsection (1) amended by No. 29 of 2002, s. 10, Applied:21 Oct 2002] dishonestly provide false or misleading information in relation to whether or not a vehicle is a written-off vehicle; or

(c) dishonestly provide false or misleading information to obtain any other benefit or advantage under this Act; or

(d) dishonestly alter or display a document, plate or device issued under this Act, a corresponding law, or the law of another country, in a way calculated to deceive; or

(e) dishonestly have in his or her possession a document, plate or device issued, or apparently issued, under this Act, a corresponding law, or the law of another country, in circumstances in which it is likely to deceive; or