Traffic Regulations 1999

(1) If a police officer or an officer of a competent authority believes that a parking infringement has been committed in relation to a vehicle, the officer may serve or cause to be served a parking infringement notice:

(i) the person who appears to have committed the parking infringement;

(b) by placing or affixing the notice on the vehicle in a conspicuous position;

(c) by posting the notice to the owner of the vehicle at the owner's postal address, place of residence or place of business; or

(d) by leaving the notice at the owner's place of residence or business with a person apparently resident or employed there and apparently over 16 years of age.

(2) If an owner of a vehicle makes a statutory declaration in accordance with section 43AAB of the Act, an officer or a police officer may serve or cause to be served a parking infringement notice on a person named in the statutory declaration by:

(b) posting it to the person at the person's postal address or place of residence; or

(c) leaving it at the person's place of residence with a person apparently resident there and apparently over 16 years of age.