approved bus safety code of practice means a code of practice within the meaning of the Bus Safety Act 2009; approved code of practice means— (a) an approved bus safety code of practice; or (b) an approved marine safety code of practice; or (c) an approved rail safety code of practice; approved marine safety code of practice means a code of practice within the meaning of the Marine Safety Act 2010; approved rail safety code of practice means a code of practice within the meaning of the Rail Safety (Local Operations) Act 2006; authorised officer means a transport safety officer or a police officer; bus has the same meaning as in the Bus Safety Act 2009; bus premises means— (a) a depot or base of operations for a bus service; or (b) a place where bus safety work is carried out; or (c) premises, including an office or building, used in connection with the provision of bus services or where the provision of bus services is managed; bus safety worker has the same meaning as in the Bus Safety Act 2009;
occurs, will involve an immediate risk to safety; or (d) an activity is occurring on, or in relation to marine operations or marine premises that involves or will involve an immediate risk to safety; or (e) an activity is occurring on, or in relation to the operation of, a vessel, that involves or will involve an immediate risk to safety; or (f) an activity is occurring at marine premises or a place where vessels are operated, stored, moored, berthed or placed that involves or will involve an immediate risk to safety; or (g) an activity may, if it occurs at or in relation to, marine premises or a place where vessels are operated, stored, moored, berthed or placed, involve an immediate risk to safety. (2) The transport safety officer may serve a prohibition notice on a person who has, or appears to have, control over the activity prohibiting the carrying on of the activity, or the carrying on of the activity in a specified way. (3) Despite section 77, a prohibition notice may be given orally, but must be confirmed by written notice served on the person as soon as practicable after it was given. 61 Contents of prohibition notice (1) A prohibition notice must— (a) state that the transport safety officer believes that grounds for the service of the prohibition notice exist and the basis for that belief; and
In the case of a body corporate, $100 000. (2) If— (a) a person is carrying out, or proposes to carry out, works near a railway; and (b) the Safety Director believes on reasonable grounds that the works threaten, or are likely to threaten— (i) the safety of the railway; or (ii) the operational integrity of the railway— the Safety Director may, by written notice, give the person a direction to stop, alter or not to commence the work. (3) If— (a) a rail transport operator is carrying out, or proposes to carry out, railway operations on or near land on which there is infrastructure, or works, of a utility; and (b) the Safety Director believes on reasonable grounds that the railway operations threaten, or are likely to threaten— (i) the safety of the utility infrastructure or works; or (ii) the safe provision by the utility of water, gas or electricity or other like services— the Safety Director may, by written notice, give the operator a direction to stop, alter or not to commence the railway operations. (4) A person who is given a notice under subsection (2) or (3) must comply with the direction set out
work infringement notice as payable in respect of the infringement for which the notice was issued. 98 Proof of prior convictions (1) If a rail safety worker is served with a summons to answer to a charge of a safety work infringement, and it is alleged that he or she has been previously convicted or found guilty of any such infringement or infringements, a separate document setting out particulars of the alleged prior convictions or findings of guilt, and that meets the requirements under subsection (2), may be served with the summons. (2) The document setting out the alleged prior convictions or findings of guilt— (a) must be in the prescribed form; and (b) must be signed by the informant; and (c) must be endorsed with a notice in the prescribed form; and (d) may be served in any manner in which the summons to answer to the charge may be served. (3) If the court by which a rail safety worker is convicted or found guilty is satisfied that a copy of the document referred to in subsection (1) was served on the rail safety worker at least 14 days before the hearing of the charge, the document is admissible in evidence for the purpose of establishing— (a) that the rail safety worker was convicted or found guilty of the offences alleged in the document; and (b) the particulars relating to the convictions or findings of guilt set out in the document.
act or thing. Section 5 of that Act sets out when a person's interests are affected by a decision. Table Item Provision under which reviewable decision is made Eligible person in relation to reviewable decision 1 Section 33 (forfeiture of seized things) The person entitled to the thing. 2 Section 50 (service of improvement notice) The person on whom the improvement notice is served. A rail transport operator or an operator of a bus service whose interests are affected by the decision. Item Provision under which reviewable decision is made Eligible person in relation to reviewable decision 3 Section 59 (extension of time for compliance with improvement notice) The person on whom the improvement notice is served. A rail transport operator or an operator of a bus service whose interests are affected by the decision. 4 Section 54 (amendment of improvement notice) The person served with the improvement notice that is being amended. A rail transport operator or an operator of a bus service whose interests are affected by the decision.
10 Section 74 (service of subsequent notice) The person on whom a subsequent notice is served. A rail transport operator or an operator of a bus service whose interests are affected by the decision. 11 Section 90 (direction to take specified action following safety report) The rail transport operator or operator of a bus service given the direction. 12 Section 91(2) (direction to stop, alter or not to commence work) The person given a direction to stop, alter or not commence work. A rail transport operator whose interests are affected by the decision. 13 Section 91(3) (direction to stop, alter or not to commence the railway operations) The rail transport operator given the direction. A utility whose interests are affected by the decision. (3) Unless the contrary intention appears, a reference in this Part to a decision includes a reference to— (a) include information about the right to a review under Part 5 of the decision to serve the notice; or (b) state that the notice is served under this section; or (c) making, suspending, revoking or refusing to make a determination or decision; or (d) giving, suspending, revoking or refusing to give a direction, approval, consent or permission; or