South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations90A—Proof by statutory declaration and prescribed circumstances
(1) A statutory
declaration furnished by a person to the Commissioner of Police under
section 9(1b) or 102(1b) of the Act (or both of those sections) must comply
with the following prescribed requirements:
(a) the
statutory declaration must include—
(i)
the person's full name and address; and
(ii)
if it relates to an expiation notice—the expiation
notice number; and
(iii)
the motor vehicle registration number; and
(iv)
details that establish that—
(A) if the statutory declaration is
furnished under section 9(1b) of the Act— section 9(1a) of the
Act applies; or
(B) if the statutory declaration is
furnished under section 102(1b) of the Act—section 102(1a) of the
Act applies; or
(C) if the statutory declaration is
furnished under both sections 9(1b) and 102(1b) of the Act—
sections 9(1a) and 102(1a) of the Act apply;
(b) the
statutory declaration must be furnished—
(i)
if it relates to an expiation notice—before the due
date for payment specified in the expiation notice or expiation reminder
notice; or
(ii)
in any other case—within 21 days after the date of
issue of the summons.
(2) The following
circumstances are declared to be prescribed circumstances in accordance with
section 9(6b)(b) and section 102(3d)(b) of the Act:
(a)
circumstances where the person is not an owner or the registered operator of
the vehicle and he or she is required by another person to whom he or she is
answerable in working as a volunteer to drive the vehicle, or to cause the
vehicle to stand, in the course of such work;
(b)
circumstances where the person is not an owner or the registered operator of
the vehicle and he or she is reasonably required to drive the vehicle, or to
cause the vehicle to stand, in the course of undertaking work required by a
contract of service as a self-employed person.