Grounds for amendment, suspension or cancellation—Act, ss 91P and 91T
164 Grounds for amendment, suspension or cancellation—Act, ss 91P and 91T
The chief executive may amend a person’s licence if satisfied the amendment will enable the needs of users of booked hire services or taxi services to be better met.
Without limiting subsection (1), an amendment may impose a condition on, or vary or remove a condition of, the person’s licence.
The chief executive may suspend or cancel a person’s licence if—
the motor vehicle stated in the licence does not comply with the vehicle requirements for the licence; or
the person, or a related entity of the person, has committed an offence against a provision of relevant transport legislation relating to—
providing a booked hire service or taxi service; or
using a motor vehicle to provide a booked hire service or taxi service; or
a person, or a related entity of the person, has contravened, or encouraged or permitted another person to contravene, a condition of the person’s licence or another licence; or
another licence held by the person, or a related entity of the person, has been suspended or cancelled; or
a fee, or the taxi industry security levy under section 91ZW of the Act, payable for the licence remains unpaid after the day payment is required to be made; or
the chief executive considers the suspension or cancellation is necessary in the public interest.
Subsection (3)(b) is prescribed as a section to which section 150C of the Act applies.
Note—
Section 150C of the Act applies for working out when a person commits an offence against a provision of an Act.
In this section—
related entity, of a person, means each of the following persons—
if the person is a corporation—an executive officer of the corporation;
a related body corporate of the person and each executive officer of the body corporate.
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