(3) The Court may order such an extension if satisfied that the continued detention of a vessel is necessary— S. 12(3)(a) amended by No. 68/2017 s. 110(a). (a) for the purposes of an investigation into whether an offence has been committed against this Act or a transport safety or infrastructure law; or S. 12(3)(b) amended by No. 68/2017 s. 110(b). (b) to enable evidence of an offence against this Act or a transport safety or infrastructure law to be obtained for the purposes of a prosecution; or (c) because the vessel is, or is likely to be, required for the purposes of an investigation into a marine safety matter. (4) The Court may adjourn an application to enable notice of the application to be given to any person. 13 Persons assisting transport safety officers (1) A person (the assistant), including an interpreter, may accompany a transport safety officer entering public transport premises or marine premises or other place, or rolling stock or bus or boarding a vessel under this Part to assist the officer if the officer considers the assistance necessary. (2) The assistant— (a) may do such things at the premises or place or on the rolling stock, bus or vessel and in such manner as the transport safety officer reasonably requires to assist the officer in the exercise of his or her powers under this Act or a transport safety or infrastructure law; but
(c) if a cost-benefit analysis has been carried out under section 175 of the Transport Integration Act 2010, set out the results of that analysis; and (d) set out the penalty for non-compliance with the notice; and (e) include information about the right to a review under Part 5 of the decision to serve the notice; and (f) state that the notice is served under section 50. (2) An improvement notice served on a person on a ground stated in section 50(1)(a) or (b) may include directions concerning the action to be taken to remedy the contravention or prevent the likely contravention, or the things or operations causing the contravention or likely contravention, to which the notice relates. (3) An improvement notice served on a person on the ground stated in section 50(1)(c) may include directions concerning the action to be taken by which railway operations or other operations to which the notice relates may be carried out so that safety is not threatened or likely to be threatened. (4) An improvement notice may include recommendations. (5) The day stated for compliance with the improvement notice must be reasonable in all the circumstances. 53 Directions in improvement notices A direction included in an improvement notice may— (a) refer to an approved code of practice; and
Item Provision under which reviewable decision is made Eligible person in relation to reviewable decision 8 Section 66 (certificate that prohibition notice matters have been remedied) The person served the prohibition notice. A rail transport operator or an operator of a bus service whose interests are affected by the decision. 9 Section 71 (service of non-disturbance notice) The person on whom a non-disturbance notice is served. 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.
(ii) a prohibition notice was withdrawn; (o) on a stated day a clearance certificate under section 56 was served; (p) on a stated day a certificate under section 66 was served; (q) on a stated day a stated requirement was made of a stated person; (r) that a stated amount is payable under the Bus Safety Act 2009, the Marine Safety Act 2010 or the Rail Safety (Local Operations) Act 2006 by a stated person and has not been paid. (2) In this section— accreditation means— (a) an accreditation within the meaning of the Bus Safety Act 2009; (b) an accreditation within the meaning of the Rail Safety (Local Operations) Act 2006; bus registration means a registration within the meaning of the Bus Safety Act 2009; exemption means an exemption under— (a) Division 7A of Part 4 of the Bus Safety Act 2009; or (b) Division 5A of Part 5 of the Rail Safety (Local Operations) Act 2006; or (c) regulations made under the Rail Safety (Local Operations) Act 2006;