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Part 5—Motor driving instructors' licences - Motor Vehicles Regulations 2010
Part 5—Motor driving instructors' licences
64—Applicant for licence to supply photographs to Registrar
An applicant for a motor driving instructor's licence must, if requested to do so by the Registrar, supply 2 unmounted copies of a recent photograph of the applicant that—
(a) depict only the head and shoulders of the applicant taken "full face" without any head covering and against a plain background; and
(b) are of a size determined by the Registrar.
65—Applicant for licence to pay fees before proficiency tests
An applicant for a motor driving instructor's licence is not entitled to undergo the proficiency tests required by the Registrar under section 98A(5) of the Act unless the applicant has paid to the Registrar the appropriate fees set out in Schedule 1 Part 1.
66—Exemption from duty to hold motor driving instructor's licence for approved motor bike training courses
A person is exempt from section 98A of the Act for the purposes of conducting a motor bike training course approved by the Registrar.
Part 6—Demerit points scheme
67—Demerit points for offences
(1) For the purposes of section 98B(1) of the Act—
(a) the offences specified in Schedule 4 are prescribed; and
(b) the number of demerit points incurred by a person on conviction or expiation of an offence specified in Schedule 4 is the number set out alongside that offence.
(2) For the purposes of section 98BC(2) of the Act, the offences specified in Schedule 4 Part 2 are prescribed.
(3) Text set out in italic type under a heading and commencing with the words "Description of offence" is a description for convenience purposes only and is not to be taken to define the offence for which a particular number is prescribed as the number of demerit points attracted by the offence.
68—Demerit points for offences interstate—corresponding laws
For the purposes of Part 3B of the Act, the following laws are declared to be corresponding laws:
(a) the Motor Vehicles Act of the Northern Territory and regulations made under that Act;
(b) the Road Safety Act 1986 of Victoria and regulations made under that Act;
(c) the Road Traffic Act 1974 of Western Australia and regulations made under that Act;
(d) the Road Transport Act 2013 of New South Wales and regulations and rules made under that Act;
(e) the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Act 1999 of the Australian Capital Territory and regulations made under that Act;
(f) the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 of Queensland and regulations made under that Act;
(g) the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999 of Tasmania and regulations made under that Act.
69—Manner of giving Registrar notice of election under section 98BE of Act
(1) If a notice of disqualification is given to a person by post, notice of an election under section 98BE(2) of the Act is to be given by the person lodging with the Registrar, at a place of a kind prescribed for the purposes of section 139BD(3)(a)(i) of the Act, the notice of disqualification signed by the person and completed in accordance with the instructions contained in the notice.
(2) If a notice of disqualification is given to a person by personal service, notice of an election under section 98BE(2) of the Act is to be given by the person lodging with the Registrar, at a place of a kind prescribed for the purposes of section 139BD(3)(a)(i) of the Act, a notice of election in a form approved by the Registrar, signed by the person and completed in accordance with the instructions contained in the notice.
70—Notification of demerit points to interstate licensing authorities
For the purposes of section 98BI(1) of the Act, the offences specified in Schedule 4 Part 1 are prescribed.
Part 7—Written-off vehicles
71—Interpretation
corresponding law means a law of another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth that corresponds to the provisions of this Part;
interstate written off vehicle means a motor vehicle that, for the purposes of a corresponding law, is recorded in a register maintained by the vehicle registration authority of another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth as a written off vehicle, statutory write off, repairable write off or wrecked vehicle (as defined in that corresponding law);
notifiable vehicle means—
(a) a written off vehicle that is less than 15 years of age (determined from its date of manufacture) and is—
(i) a motor vehicle (other than a motor bike or trailer) with a GVM not greater than 4.5 tonnes to which Australian Design Rules apply; or
(ii) a motor bike; or
(iii) a caravan; or
(iv) a trailer with a GVM greater than 4.5 tonnes; or
(b) an interstate written off vehicle; or
(c) where a vehicle referred to in paragraph (a) or (b) is wrecked or wholly or partly disassembled, any part of the vehicle that bears a vehicle identification plate or vehicle identification number;
repairable write off means a motor vehicle that is written off and is not a statutory write off;
sell means sell whether by treaty or auction and whether on one's own behalf or on behalf of others;
statutory write off means—
(a) a motor vehicle referred to in paragraph (a)(i) of the definition of notifiable vehicle that meets the assessment criteria as a statutory write off specified in the Technical Guide; or
(b) a motor bike, caravan or trailer that—
(i) is burnt to such an extent that it is fit only for wrecking or scrap; or
(ii) is stripped of all, or a combination of most, interior and exterior body parts, panels and components (such as, for example, the engine and gearbox (if applicable), wheels, guards, body and chassis components or assemblies); or
(c) a motor bike that—
(i) has been fully immersed in salt water for any period; or
(ii) has been fully immersed in fresh water for more than 48 hours; or
(iii) has impact damage (excluding scratching) to the suspension and at least 2 areas of structural frame damage;
Technical Guide means the document entitled Damage Assessment Criteria for the Classification of Statutory Write Offs published by Austroads Ltd in July 2011, as in force from time to time;
total loss means a motor vehicle damaged by accident, collision, demolition, dismantling, fire, flood, trespass or other event to the extent that its fair salvage value, when added to the cost of repairing it for use on a road or road related area, would be more than its fair market value immediately before the event that caused the damage;
vehicle dealer means a person who carries on the business of selling motor vehicles;
vehicle registration authority, in relation to another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth, means the person or body responsible for registering vehicles in that State or Territory;
vehicle wrecker means a person who carries on the business of wrecking motor vehicles or disassembling motor vehicles for salvage;
written off—see subregulation (2);
written off vehicle means—
(a) a statutory write off; or
(b) a repairable write off;
written off vehicle notices means notices (including labels) issued by the Registrar for the purpose of being affixed to written off vehicles or vehicle parts in accordance with regulation 74.
(2) For the purposes of this Part, a motor vehicle is written off if the vehicle—
(a) is a total loss; or
(b) is to be, or has been, wrecked or wholly or partly disassembled for salvage; or
(c) is to be, or has been, sold or acquired for wrecking or disassembling for salvage.
72—Meaning of written off motor vehicle for purposes of section 145(8) of Act
For the purposes of section 145(8) of the Act, the following classes of motor vehicles are written off vehicles:
(a) written off vehicles within the meaning of this Part;
(b) interstate written off vehicles within the meaning of this Part.
73—Application of Part
This Part applies to a motor vehicle if the vehicle would be required to be registered under the Act in order to be driven on a road, whether or not the vehicle is in fact registered.
74—Registrar to be given notice of, and notices to be affixed to, written off vehicles
(1) Subject to this regulation—
(a) an insurer who makes a determination that a motor vehicle is a total loss for insurance purposes must, if the vehicle is a notifiable vehicle—
(i) as soon as practicable after making the determination, but before selling or otherwise disposing of the vehicle, affix written off vehicle notices to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation; and
(ii) within 7 days after making the determination, give notice in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation;
(b) a person who brings a notifiable vehicle into the State from another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth must—
(i) as soon as practicable after bringing the vehicle into the State, but before selling or otherwise disposing of the vehicle, affix written off vehicle notices to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation; and
(ii) within 7 days after bringing the vehicle into the State, give notice in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation;
(c) a vehicle dealer who comes into possession of a notifiable vehicle must—
(i) as soon as practicable after coming into possession of the vehicle, but before selling or otherwise disposing of the vehicle, affix written off vehicle notices to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation; and
(ii) within 7 days after coming into possession of the vehicle, give notice in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation;
(d) a vehicle wrecker who acquires a notifiable vehicle must—
(i) as soon as practicable after acquiring the vehicle, but before commencing to dismantle the vehicle, or selling or otherwise disposing of the vehicle, affix written off vehicle notices to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation; and
(ii) within 7 days after acquiring the vehicle, give notice in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation;
(e) a person (other than a person referred to in a preceding paragraph of this subregulation) who is in possession of a notifiable vehicle must, before selling or otherwise disposing of the vehicle—
(i) affix written off vehicle notices to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation; and
(ii) give notice in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation.
(2) A person is not required to affix written off vehicle notices to a notifiable vehicle under subregulation (1) if—
(a) such notices are already affixed to the vehicle in accordance with this regulation and (except where the person is a person referred to in subregulation (1)(d) or (e)) any identification of the vehicle as a statutory write off or repairable write off by the notices is correct; or
(b) in the case of an interstate written off vehicle, the notices required to be affixed under the corresponding law of the relevant State or Territory are so affixed.
(3) A person is not required to give notice in relation to a notifiable vehicle to the Registrar under subregulation (1) if—
(a) notice has already been given in relation to the vehicle to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation and (except where the person is a person referred to in subregulation (1)(d) or (e)) the previous notification correctly identifies whether the vehicle is a statutory write off or a repairable write off; or
(b) the vehicle is an interstate written off vehicle.
(4) Written off vehicle notices must be affixed to a notifiable vehicle in the manner determined by the Minister and specified on the notices or on accompanying material.
(5) A notice required to be given to the Registrar in accordance with this regulation—
(a) must be given in the manner and form determined by the Minister; and
(i) (except in the case of a notice given by a person referred to in subregulation (1)(e)) specify whether the notifiable vehicle is a statutory write off or a repairable write off; and
(ii) contain particulars of such other matters as may be determined by the Minister.
(6) Written off vehicle notices affixed to a notifiable vehicle in accordance with this regulation (or, in the case of an interstate written off vehicle, notices affixed in accordance with the relevant corresponding law) must not be defaced, altered or removed from the vehicle except—
(a) at a time or in a manner determined by the Minister and (except in the case of notices affixed in accordance with a corresponding law) specified in the notice; or
(b) by or with the approval of an authorised officer.
(7) A person who contravenes or fails to comply with a requirement of this regulation is guilty of an offence.
(a) in the case of an offence committed in the course of a trade or business—$2 500;
(b) in any other case—$1 250.
(8) Without limiting the circumstances in which an insurer referred to in subregulation (1)(a) may be taken to have determined that a motor vehicle is a total loss, an insurer will for the purposes of that subregulation be taken to have made such a determination if the insurer—
(a) allows a claim for the full insured value of the vehicle; or
(b) sells or otherwise disposes of the vehicle to a third party.
(9) A reference in this regulation to commencing to dismantle, selling or otherwise disposing of, affixing written off vehicle notices to or removing written off vehicle notices from, a vehicle, includes a reference to dismantling, selling or otherwise disposing of, affixing notices to or removing notices from, a part of the vehicle.
75—Offence to drive written off vehicle on road
(1) A person must not drive a notified written off vehicle on a road except to or from—
(a) a place at which the vehicle is to be or has been repaired; or
(b) a place at which the vehicle is to be or has been inspected by an authorised officer.
notified written off vehicle means—
(a) a motor vehicle recorded as a written off vehicle by the Registrar following notification under this Part; or
(b) an interstate written off vehicle.
76—Fees
(1) For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, the fees set out in Schedule 1 Part 1 are prescribed.
(2a) The fees prescribed by Schedule 1 Part 1 for searching the register and supplying information or supplying an extract of an entry in the register do not apply in relation to—
(a) the provision of information for which fees are payable under a contract of a kind referred to in regulation 98(8); or
(b) the provision of information as to whether or not a particular motor vehicle is registered under the Act if the information is provided by means of a telephone enquiry service or website maintained by the Registrar for that purpose.
(3) For the purposes of the Interstate Road Transport Act 1985 of the Commonwealth, the fees set out in Schedule 1 Part 2 are prescribed.1
(4) A fee set out in Schedule 1 must be paid to—
(a) the payee specified for that fee; or
(b) if no payee is specified—the Registrar.
(5) The Registrar may, by written notice given to a person who is liable to pay the fee prescribed by clause 22(3) of Schedule 1 Part 1, require the person to pay the fee within the time specified in the notice (being a period of not less than 14 days from the day on which the notice is given).
(6) If a fee is not paid as required by a notice given under subregulation (5), the Registrar may recover the fee in a court of competent jurisdiction as debt due to the Registrar.
1 For fees not prescribed by Schedule 1 Part 2 see the Interstate Road Transport Regulations 1986 of the Commonwealth.
77—Reduced registration fees—prescribed amounts
(1) For the purposes of sections 34(1) and 37(2) of the Act, the prescribed amount is—
(a) in the case of a heavy vehicle other than a special purpose vehicle, truck (type 1) or truck (type 2)—40% of the prescribed registration fee;
(b) in the case of a motor vehicle that is not a heavy vehicle—50% of the prescribed registration fee.
(2) For the purposes of section 38(1) of the Act, the prescribed amount is 66.667% of the prescribed registration fee.
(3) For the purposes of sections 38A(1), 38AB(1) and 38B(1) of the Act, the prescribed amount is 50% of the prescribed registration fee.
truck (type 1) and truck (type 2) have the same respective meanings as in the Motor Vehicles (National Heavy Vehicles Registration Fees) Regulations 2008.
79—Exemption from section 41(2) of Act
(1) A person who uses a motor vehicle of restricted registration contrary to the terms of an undertaking in relation to the vehicle under section 34(1)(b) of the Act is exempt from the operation of section 41(2) of the Act if—
(a) the purpose for which the vehicle is used is solely the carrying of primary produce to assist a charitable organisation or a sporting organisation in fundraising activities; and
(b) neither the owner of the vehicle nor a person using the vehicle (if not the owner) receives a monetary or other material benefit (including out of pocket expenses relating to the use of the vehicle) in relation to that use of the vehicle; and
(c) the use of the vehicle is within an area having a radius of 75 kilometres from the garage address of the vehicle.
charitable organisation means a body (whether corporate or unincorporate) established on a non profit basis for charitable, religious, educational or benevolent purposes and includes a trustee who holds property on behalf of such a body;
sporting organisation means a body (whether corporate or unincorporate) established on a non profit basis principally for the purpose of facilitating and coordinating the sporting activities of its members.
79A—Reduction of fee—temporary configuration certificate
(1) This regulation applies to an application under section 43A(4) of the Act for a temporary configuration certificate in respect of a registered heavy vehicle—
(a) that is a convertible B double lead trailer; and
(b) that is to be used pursuant to the certificate as a B double lead trailer.
(2) Pursuant to section 145(1)(g) of the Act, the fee payable under section 43A(4)(b) of the Act in relation to an application to which this regulation applies is reduced to—
(a) a fee equal to the product obtained by multiplying the number of days in the period for which the certificate is to be in force or 28 days (whichever is the greater) by one three hundred and sixty fifth of the difference between—
(i) the prescribed registration fee that would be payable for registration of the vehicle for 12 months if the configuration being applied for were nominated in an application for such registration; and
(ii) the prescribed registration fee that would be payable for registration of the vehicle for 12 months if its registered configuration were nominated in an application for such registration,
(a fraction of 1 dollar being counted as 1 dollar); and
(b) the prescribed administration fee (being the fee prescribed for the purposes of section 43A(4)(b)(ii) of the Act).
B double combination has the same meaning as in the Motor Vehicles (National Heavy Vehicles Registration Fees) Regulations 2008;
B double lead trailer means a semi trailer used as the lead trailer in a B double combination;
convertible B double lead trailer means a trailer, the registered configuration of which is as a semi trailer, that is capable of being used as a B double lead trailer;
semi trailer has the same meaning as in the Motor Vehicles (National Heavy Vehicles Registration Fees) Regulations 2008.
80—Additional amount payable where certain vehicles are altered or added to
(1) If a motor vehicle is altered or added to during the period for which it is registered and the alteration or addition is such that, if it had been made before the registration, the registration fee would have been more than the amount paid, the additional amount payable under section 44(3) of the Act is an amount that bears to the difference the same proportion as the number of days in the unexpired period of registration bears to the number of days in the period of registration.
(2) Subregulation (1) does not apply in relation to a heavy vehicle, motor bike, trailer or motor vehicle that is not propelled by an internal combustion engine.
81—Refund on cancellation of registration
(1) For the purposes of sections 54 and 60 of the Act, the amount to be refunded on cancellation of the registration of a motor vehicle under those sections is an amount equal to the product obtained by multiplying one three hundred and sixty fifth of the prescribed annual registration fee by the number of days in the unexpired period of registration.
(a) the registration of a motor vehicle is renewed before the expiry of the previous registration; and
(b) before that expiry the registered owner or the registered operator of the vehicle applies for cancellation of the renewal of registration,
the Registrar must also refund any surcharge paid in respect of the renewal of registration.
82—Refund on surrender of trade plate
For the purposes of section 70(5) of the Act, the amount to be refunded on the surrender of a trade plate is an amount equal to the product obtained by multiplying one three hundred and sixty fifth of the annual fee paid for the issue of the plate by the number of days in the unexpired portion of the period for which the plate was issued.
83—Refund on surrender of licence
For the purposes of sections 75AAA(11)(b) and 98A(4) of the Act, the amount to be refunded on the surrender of a driver's licence or motor driving instructor's licence is an amount equal to the product obtained by multiplying one quarter of the annual licence fee paid for the issue of the licence by the number of complete 3 month periods in the unexpired portion of the period for which the licence was issued.
84—Refund of part of licence fee on eligibility for reduced fee
(a) a driver's licence has been issued or renewed on payment of the licence fee prescribed in clause 22(1)(c) of Schedule 1 Part 1; and
(b) the holder of the licence becomes, at any time during the currency of the licence, entitled to a reduction of the licence fee,
the Registrar may refund to the holder of the licence such part of the licence fee as the Registrar thinks just in the circumstances.
85—No refund of administration fees
Administration fees are not refundable.
87—Rounding of fees and refunds
(1) In calculating a fee or refund payable under the Act (other than a fee referred to in subregulation (2), (2a) or (2b)) a fraction of 10 cents not exceeding 5 cents must be excluded and a fraction of 10 cents exceeding 5 cents is to count as 10 cents.
(2) In calculating the fees payable for—
(a) the registration of a motor vehicle; or
(b) the issue of a trade plate; or
(c) the issue of a replacement trade plate; or
(d) the issue of a probationary licence or provisional licence,
a fraction of 1 dollar is to count as 1 dollar.
(2a) The following provisions apply in relation to calculating the monthly payment to be debited to an account for the purposes of the periodic payment scheme under section 24A of the Act:
(a) in calculating the quarterly registration fee that is to be divided by 3, a fraction of 1 dollar is to count as 1 dollar;
(b) in calculating the monthly amount to be so debited, a fraction of 1 cent is to be excluded.
(2b) In calculating the periodic payment (other than monthly payment) to be debited to an account for the purposes of the periodic payment scheme under section 24A of the Act, a fraction of 1 dollar is to count as 1 dollar.
(3) In applying this regulation, the calculation to the nearest 10 cents or to the whole next dollar is to be applied only to the final amount payable.
88—Exemption from practical driving test fees
An applicant for the issue or renewal of a learner's permit or driver's licence, or the holder of a learner's permit or driver's licence, who is required to be tested otherwise than pursuant to section 72(10) or 79A of the Act, is exempt from the requirement that he or she pay the prescribed practical driving test fee.
89—Administration fee for licence subject to alcohol interlock scheme conditions
The administration fee prescribed by clause 38 of Schedule 1 Part 1 for the issue of a licence subject to alcohol interlock scheme conditions—
(a) is payable in addition to any other fee prescribed by Schedule 1 Part 1 for the issue of a licence; and
(b) must be paid—
(i) in the case of a licence that is to be subject to alcohol interlock scheme conditions for a period of 12 months or less—before the issue of the licence; or
(ii) in any other case—on or before 1 or more dates determined by the Registrar.
90—Remission and reduction of fees
(1) The Registrar may, for reasonable cause, remit or reduce any of the following fees:
(a) an administration fee payable under the Act or these regulations;
(b) a fee payable for registration of a motor vehicle following cancellation of a current authority issued under the law of another State or a Territory by virtue of which the vehicle may be driven on roads within that State or Territory;
(c) a fee payable for the issue of a driver's licence following the surrender of a current interstate licence;
(d) a fee payable for the issue or renewal of a learner's permit;
(e) a fee payable for an examination of a motor vehicle for the purposes of section 139(1)(ab)(iii) of the Act or regulation 13.
(2) The Registrar may, for reasonable cause, reduce a fee payable under section 139BD of the Act for personal service of a notice of disqualification.
(3) The Registrar may remit or reduce a fee payable for registration under section 24 of the Act of a converter dolly or low loader dolly.
(4) The Registrar may remit the following fees payable by an Aboriginal person who ordinarily resides in a remote area:
(b) a fee for the issue or renewal of a learner's permit;
(c) a fee for the issue or renewal of a licence;
(d) a fee for a theoretical examination;
(e) a fee for a practical driving test (including any booking fee that may be payable).
(5) In this regulation, Aboriginal person and remote area have the same respective meanings as in section 98AAG of the Act.