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TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT--ACCREDITATION AND OTHER PROVISIONS) REGULATION 2015 - REG 128
Application for, and issue of, permit
128 Application for, and issue of, permit
(1) A person may apply to an authorising officer for a special circumstances
permit. Note— See part 7A for requirements about the application.
(2)
Without limiting subsection (1) , an application may relate to using a motor
vehicle in a way that would otherwise contravene section 85A (1) of the Act .
(3) Subject to section 147D (4) and (5) , the authorising officer may issue
the special circumstances permit only if the authorising officer is satisfied
on reasonable grounds— (a) special circumstances apply to the applicant; and
Example of special circumstances applying to the applicant— A local
government officer authorised to serve infringement notices for
minor traffic offences may need to breach a provision of the Queensland Road
Rules to serve an infringement notice.
(b) it is reasonable the authorised
persons for the permit be permitted to use roads in a way (the particular way)
allowing for the applicant’s special circumstances; and
(c) it would be
unreasonable if, because of the special circumstances— (i) the applicant
were to be excluded from using roads; or
(ii) the authorised persons for the
permit were to be prohibited from using roads in the particular way; and
(d)
the issue of the permit is not likely to compromise the safety of the public
generally; and
(e) without limiting paragraph (d) —appropriate arrangements
will be in place— (i) to minimise danger for the authorised persons for the
permit; and
(ii) to manage the impact on other road users of the use of the
roads by the authorised persons in the particular way.
(4) The permit must—
(a) include a description of the particular way in which the authorised
persons for the permit are to be permitted to use roads; and
(b) state the
period for which the permit applies.
(5) The permit must not be issued for a
period lasting more than 5 years.
(6) The permit may include conditions that
must be complied with by the permit holder. Examples of matters that may be
the subject of conditions— • having the permit available for inspection
when using roads under the authority of the permit
• displaying warning
signs and warning lights
• limiting which roads, or parts of roads, may be
used
• minimising or avoiding interference with other road users
(7) For
an application mentioned in subsection (2) , a reference in this section to a
road is taken to include a public place.
(8) In this section—
"minor traffic offence" see section 108 (4) of the Act .
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