Non-cash payment surcharges
52B Non-cash payment surcharges
The regulations may specify the maximum amount payable for a non-cash payment surcharge or surcharges for the same hiring of a point to point transport service.
Without limiting subsection (1), a fee or charge may be a non-cash payment surcharge whether or not it is payable for accepting or processing payment made by the use of a debit, credit, pre-paid or charge card and whether or not the fee or charge is based on the amount payable for a hire.
A non-cash payment surcharge does not include a fee or charge imposed in respect of the use of a debit, credit, pre-paid or charge card by—
a participant in a designated payment system within the meaning of the Payment Systems (Regulation) Act
1998 of the Commonwealth; or
a person consistently with a voluntary undertaking given by the person to, and accepted by, the Reserve Bank of Australia.
This section does not limit the operation of any regulation specifying a maximum fare for the hire of a point to point transport service.
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