(1) The Corporation may register a vehicle to which section 16F(3) or (4) of the Act applies only if all the requirements of these Regulations for registration have been satisfied and—
(a) the Corporation has been given a VIV certificate, issued not more than 3 months before the date of the application for registration, relating to the vehicle; or
(b) the application for registration is made more than 15 years after the date of manufacture of the vehicle; or
(c) if the vehicle's identifier is the same as that of a vehicle entered as a repairable write-off on an interstate written-off vehicles register and the application is not made more than 15 years after the date of manufacture of the vehicle—
(i) if required by the Corporation, the Corporation is given a VIV certificate which complies with paragraph (a); or
(ii) if the Corporation does not require that a VIV certificate be given—
(A) an interstate written-off vehicles register records that the vehicle has been subjected to an inspection to confirm that it is the vehicle to which the relevant vehicle identifier was assigned; and
(B) on or after the date of the record being made, the vehicle has been registered in that State or Territory.
Note
Vehicles to which sections 16F(3) and 16F(4) of the Act apply are vehicles that have the same vehicle identifier as a vehicle entered on the register of written-off vehicles (or an equivalent interstate register) as a repairable write-off. A vehicle that has the same vehicle identifier as a statutory write-off cannot be registered. See sections 16F(1) and 16F(2) of the Act.