Passenger Transport Act 1994

After receiving notification of an event under this Part, the

Minister may require the manager of the venue at which the event is to be held and the organiser of the event to consult with the Minister for the purposes of determining whether a special passenger service should be provided in relation to the event.

The manager or the organiser must provide any additional information or details required by the Minister in connection with subsection (1).

When making a determination under subsection (1), the Minister must consider the following matters:

the likely effect of the event on existing regular passenger services;

the benefit to members of the public of South Australia (including those attending the event) from the provision of a special passenger service in relation to the event;

the cost of providing such a service;

any other matter that the Minister thinks relevant.

If—

the Minister determines that a special passenger service should be provided in relation to an event; and

the event is a commercial event, the Minister may, after consulting with the manager of the venue and the organiser of the event, determine a fee (whether of a specified amount or an amount fixed in accordance with a specified formula) to be paid to the

Minister for provision of the service.

A fee determined under this section must be paid by the manager of the venue within the time specified by the Minister, and any fee or part of a fee not paid within that time may be recovered by the Minister as a debt.

The Minister may waive or reduce a fee payable under this section if the Minister considers it appropriate in the circumstances to do so.