PART XIV.4 AUTOMATED STREET CAR ENFORCEMENT
Regulations
206.2 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations, (a)  prescribing what constitutes an automated street car enforcement system; (b)  defining “photograph” for the purposes of this Part; (c)  governing the form, content, filing, admissibility, evidentiary value and probative force of any notice, certificate, document or photograph that may be used for the purpose of this Part, including, (i)  governing the circumstances in which the information set out in any certificate, document or photograph is deemed to be true and in which the certificate, document or photograph shall be received in evidence as proof of the information set out in it, (ii)  requiring or authorizing any person or class of persons to certify that information set out in any certificate, document or photograph is true, (iii)  governing the circumstances in which a certificate, document or photograph shall be received in evidence as proof that a motor vehicle referred to in the certificate or document, or shown in the photograph, and its driver, proceeded when not permitted contrary to section 166, (iv)  governing the information that may be or must be shown or superimposed on the front or back of the photograph, and prescribing a system of codes, symbols or abbreviations that may be used to convey information in the photograph; (d)  governing the service of any notice upon the owner of a motor vehicle, including deeming service to have been effected on a date determined in accordance with the regulations, and authorizing service outside Ontario; (e)  prescribing what constitutes evidence of ownership of a vehicle for the purposes of this Part; (f)  prescribing procedures, rules and duties to apply under this Part instead of the procedures, rules and duties otherwise established under the Provincial Offences Act, including, (i)  procedures and rules that govern proceedings at any stage, (ii)  rules governing the circumstances in which a person is deemed to not wish to dispute a charge, (iii)  rules governing the circumstances in which a summons may or may not be issued and in which a person may or may not be required to give oral evidence, and (iv)  the duties of a justice of the peace; (g)  requiring and governing forms or certificates to be used under this Part, including forms or certificates to be used instead of those required under the Provincial Offences Act; (h)  providing that any procedure, rule, duty or other matter that applies to the use of red light camera systems under subsections 144 (18.1) to (18.5) or Part XIV.2 applies to the use of automated street car enforcement systems under this Part, with necessary modifications. 2021, c. 26, Sched. 1, s. 20. Prescribing how to refer to s. 166 in notices and certificates (2) A regulation made under clause (1) (h) may prescribe rules for how to refer to section 166 in any notice or certificate in order to facilitate the use of computer systems that are maintained by the Government of Ontario for recording and processing information related to provincial offences and that depend, in order to make certain distinctions, on different provision numbers being specified in certificates of offences. 2021, c. 26, Sched. 1, s. 20. Conflict (3) Where a conflict or inconsistency arises between the procedures, rules and duties described in the Provincial Offences Act and those required by this Part and the regulations made under it, this Part and the regulations made under it prevail. 2021, c. 26, Sched. 1, s. 20. Section Amendments with date in force (d/m/y) 2021, c. 26, Sched. 1, s. 20 - 01/07/2022 PART XV   PROCEDURE, ARRESTS AND PENALTIES