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TOW TRUCK REGULATION 2024
- Made under the Tow Truck Act 2023
- As at 26 August 2024
- Reg 134 of 2024
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
Division 1 - Introduction
1. Short title
2. Commencement
Division 2 - Interpretation
3. Definitions
PART 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Division 1 - Appropriate persons for driver accreditations
4. Matter to be considered in deciding whether persons are appropriate persons to hold or continue to hold driver accreditations—Act, s 13
Division 2 - Provisions about particular applications
5. Definitions for division
6. Chief executive may publish notice about applications
7. How applications must be made
8. Chief executive may request further information
9. Responding to request for information
PART 3 - ACCREDITATIONS
Division 1 - Applications relating to accreditations
10. Grounds for refusing applications relating to operator accreditations—Act, ss 18, 25 and 31
11. Grounds for refusing particular applications relating to driver accreditations—Act, ss 18 and 25
Division 2 - Form of accreditation documents for driver accreditations and assistant accreditations
12. Application of division
13. Form of accreditation documents
14. Information on accreditation documents
15. Expressions on accreditation documents
16. Codes on accreditation documents
Division 3 - Provisions relating to replacement of accreditation documents
Subdivision 1 - Applying for replacement accreditation documents
17. Applications for replacement accreditation documents
18. When replacement accreditation documents must be given
19. Requirement to destroy particular smartcard accreditations replaced under s 18
Subdivision 2 - Directions about smartcard accreditations
20. Directions to return or destroy particular smartcard accreditations
PART 4 - AMENDING, SUSPENDING AND CANCELLING ACCREDITATIONS
21. Grounds for amending, suspending or cancelling operator accreditations—Act, s 38
22. Grounds for amending, suspending or cancelling driver accreditations and assistant accreditations—Act, s 38
23. Class of Queensland driver licence—Act, ss 46 and 50
PART 5 - OBLIGATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR HOLDERS OF ACCREDITATIONS AND OTHER PERSONS
Division 1 - General obligations to keep and produce documents
24. Requirement to keep particular documents—holders of operator accreditations
25. Requirement to keep records about towing and release of motor vehicles—holders of operator accreditations
26. Producing smartcard accreditations to authorised officers—holders of driver accreditations and assistant accreditations
Division 2 - General requirements relating to tow trucks and operation of tow trucks
Subdivision 1 - Holders of operator accreditations
27. Advertising on tow trucks
28. Requirements relating to tow trucks
29. Directing persons to operate tow trucks in contravention of particular provision
30. Removing markings from tow trucks
31. Removing tow trucks as authorised tow trucks
32. Requirement to return unused towing authority forms
33. Requirement to surrender operator accreditation if no authorised tow trucks
Subdivision 2 - Holders of driver accreditations
34. Operating tow trucks
Division 3 - Requirements relating to conduct
35. Definition for division
36. Promoting and advertising other businesses
37. Obtaining or attempting to obtain authority for services other than towing services
38. Intimidation and other behaviours
39. Obstructing delivery of aid
40. Obtaining towing authorities from persons unable to make informed decisions
41. Relevant persons remaining at scene of incident
Division 4 - Requirements to notify of particular matters and make particular applications
42. Obligation if accreditation documents damaged, lost or stolen
43. Notifying changes of name, address or postal address
44. Obligation if replacement labels damaged, lost or stolen
45. Notifying particular changes to partnerships
46. Notifiable events under other Acts
PART 6 - PROVISIONS RELATING TO TOWING OF DAMAGED AND SEIZED MOTOR VEHICLES
47. Producing smartcard accreditation when offering to tow damaged motor vehicles
48. Obtaining towing authorities
49. Requirement to give towing authority to authorised person for motor vehicle
50. Tow trucks causing obstruction at scene of incident or place of seizure
51. Tow trucks remaining at scene of incident or place of seizure
52. Towing motor vehicles under towing authorities
53. Restriction on obtaining further towing authorities until first motor vehicle towed
PART 7 - PROVISIONS RELATING TO PRIVATE PROPERTY TOWING
54. Application of part
55. Producing private property towing consents to authorised officers
56. Requirements before carrying out private property towing
57. On-site release of motor vehicles not yet secured to tow truck
58. On-site release of motor vehicles secured to tow truck—on-site release charge imposed
59. On-site release of motor vehicles secured to tow truck—no on-site release charge imposed
60. Tow trucks causing obstruction or remaining on private property
61. Requirements for private property towing
62. Requests for copies of private property towing consents
PART 8 - PROVISIONS RELATING TO STORAGE OF TOWED MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOVABLE PROPERTY
63. Security of authorised holding yards
64. Requirements relating to gates and doors
65. Damage to or removal of prescribed fence or other barrier
66. Requirements relating to found property
67. Releasing motor vehicles stored in authorised holding yards—Act, s 60
PART 9 - CHARGES
Division 1 - Preliminary
68. Definitions for part
Division 2 - Charges relating to towed motor vehicles
69. Application of division
70. Restriction on charges that may be imposed
71. Towing charges
72. Storage charges—damaged and seized motor vehicles
73. Storage charges—private property towing
74. Viewing charges
75. Release charges
76. When particular charges can not be imposed
Division 3 - On-site release charges
77. Application of division
78. Restriction on charging for release of motor vehicles
79. On-site release charges
Division 4 - Records about charges
80. Requirement to keep records relating to charges
81. Requirements relating to particular towing charges
PART 10 - OFFENCES
82. Definitions for part
83. Possessing another person’s accreditation document for driver accreditation or assistant accreditation
84. Documents purporting to be accreditation document for driver accreditation or assistant accreditation
85. Damaging or altering particular documents
86. Giving and receiving consideration for the purpose of obtaining towing authorities
87. Giving and receiving consideration for the purpose of obtaining particular work or business
PART 11 - EXEMPTION DECISIONS
Division 1 - General
88. Application of division
89. Application of particular provisions
90. Requirements for private property towing
Division 2 - Revocation of exemption decisions on request
91. Revocation of exemption decisions on request
Division 3 - Revocation of exemption decisions by chief executive
92. Chief executive may revoke exemption decisions
93. Notice of proposed revocation
94. Representations about proposed revocation
95. Notice if no further action to be taken
96. Revoking exemption decisions
PART 12 - TEMPORARY HOLDING YARDS
97. Definition for part
98. Applications for approval of temporary holding yards
99. Deciding applications
100. Notice of decision
101. Period of temporary holding yard approvals
102. Chief executive may extend period of temporary holding yard approvals
103. Applications to extend period of temporary holding yard approvals
104. Application of particular provisions if temporary holding yard approval in effect
PART 13 - AUDITS
105. Purpose of part
106. Audit notices
107. Compliance with audit notices
108. Audit reports
109. Directions to comply
PART 14 - FEES
110. Fees
111. Rounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units
112. Adjustment of fees for particular amendment applications
113. Waiver of particular fees
114. Refund of particular fees
PART 15 - MISCELLANEOUS
115. Original decisions—Act, s 123
116. Requests for criminal history reports—Act, s 138
117. Notice of change in criminal history—Act, s 139
118. Confidentiality—Act, s 144
119. Prescribed roads—Act, sch 3
PART 16 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
120. Definitions for part
121. Application of s 4
122. Existing applications for replacement documents
123. Documents under repealed Act
124. Records about activities carried out before commencement
125. Imposing charges
126. Investigating charges under repealed regulation
127. Found property for motor vehicles towed before commencement
SCHEDULE 1
SCHEDULE 2
SCHEDULE 3
SCHEDULE 4
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