South Australian Numbered Regulations

ROAD TRAFFIC (INTELLIGENT ACCESS PROGRAM) REGULATIONS 2009 (NO 265 OF 2009)

- under the Road Traffic Act 1961

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

   PART 1--Preliminary

   1.      Short title
   2.      Commencement
   3.      Interpretation
   4.      What the Intelligent Access Program is
   5.      Other means of enforcement not excluded

   PART 2--Powers and duties of Authority in relation to IAP

   6.      What IAP conditions do
   7.      Authority may specify IAP conditions
   8.      Issue of IAP identifiers

   PART 3--Duties and obligations etc of operators of vehicles

   9.      Offence--providing false or misleading information to IAP service provider
   10.     Operators’ obligation to tell drivers about collection of personal information and other matters
   11.     System malfunctions--duties of operators of IAP vehicles
   12.     Offence--breach of IAP conditions

   PART 4--Duties of vehicle drivers

   13.     System malfunctions--drivers’ duties

   PART 5--Duties, powers and obligations of IAP service providers

   14.     IAP service providers’ duties in regard to use and disclosure of information
   15.     IAP service providers’ powers to collect, store, use and disclose IAP information
   16.     IAP service providers’ duties in regard to recording use and disclosure of information
   17.     IAP service providers’ obligations in regard to quality and security of IAP information
   18.     IAP service providers’ obligations to keep records of monitoring
   19.     IAP service providers’ obligation to make individuals aware of personal information held
   20.     IAP service providers’ obligation to make non-compliance reports
   21.     IAP service providers’ obligation to report tampering
   22.     Offence--IAP service provider providing false or misleading information to Authority or TCA
   23.     Functions of TCA
   24.     TCA’s duties in regard to use and disclosure of information
   25.     TCA’s powers to collect, store, use and disclose IAP information
   26.     Disclosure of information for law enforcement purposes etc
   27.     Use of information for research
   28.     TCA’s obligations in regard to collecting IAP information
   29.     TCA’s obligation to keep information secure
   30.     TCA’s obligation to make individuals aware of personal information held
   31.     TCA’s obligation to keep records of transactions
   32.     TCA’s obligation to correct errors etc
   33.     TCA’s obligation to report tampering

   PART 6--Duties, powers and obligations of IAP auditors

   34.     What IAP audit is
   35.     IAP auditors’ duties in regard to use and disclosure of information
   36.     IAP auditors’ powers to collect, store, use and disclose IAP information
   37.     IAP auditors’ obligations in regard to collecting IAP information
   38.     IAP auditors’ obligation to keep information secure
   39.     IAP auditors’ obligation to make individuals aware of personal information held
   40.     IAP auditors’ obligation to keep records of transactions
   41.     IAP auditors’ obligation to correct errors etc
   42.     IAP auditors’ obligation to report breaches by IAP service providers
   43.     IAP auditors’ obligation to report tampering

   PART 7--Tampering with approved intelligent transport systems

   44.     Meaning of tampering
   45.     Offence--tampering with approved intelligent transport system

   PART 8--Evidence

   46.     References to particular time etc
   47.     Certificates by the Authority
   48.     Certificate as to intelligent access map
   49.     Other certificates by TCA
   50.     Presumption of correct operation
   51.     Evidence as to vehicle’s position
   52.     IAP information generated etc by approved intelligent transport system
   53.     Reports by approved intelligent transport system
   54.     Results of mathematical procedures
           Legislative history