New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

ROAD TRANSPORT (GENERAL) REGULATION 2021 - REG 141

141 Vehicle registration decisions

(1) The following classes of decisions of Transport for NSW made under the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2017 are prescribed for the purposes of the Act, section 266(1), definition of
"appealable decision" , paragraph (l)--

(a) a decision, notified to a person under the Regulation, clause 74 to--

(i) refuse to issue an examiner's authority or a proprietor's authority to a person, or

(ii) to cancel an examiner's authority or a proprietor's authority, or

(iii) to suspend an examiner's authority or a proprietor's authority, or

(b) a decision to suspend the operation of the Regulation, Schedule 1, clause 9 or 11 in relation to a registrable vehicle,

(c) the following decisions under the Regulation, Part 6--

(i) a decision to cancel a compliance certificate,

(ii) a decision to refuse an application for a certifier's licence or for the renewal or variation of a certifier's licence, excluding a decision made on the ground that Transport for NSW is of the opinion that the person is not a fit and proper person to hold the licence,

(iii) a decision to cancel or suspend a certifier's licence or vary a certifier's licence or the term of a certifier's licence, excluding a decision to impose or vary a condition on all certifier's licences or a decision under the Regulation, clause 92 to immediately suspend a certifier's licence.

(2) A decision referred to in subsection (1)(a)(iii) is not prescribed if Transport for NSW is not required to comply with the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2017 , clause 72(3), in relation to the decision.

Note--: The Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2017 , clause 72(4) does not require compliance with clause 72(3) of the Regulation if Transport for NSW has reason to suspect the holder of an authority intentionally or recklessly contravened certain rules and is likely to commit further contraventions of those rules.