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Part 1 Administrative decisions under the Act

Column 1Column 2 – Decision of CommissionColumn 3 – SectionColumn 4 – Eligible person
To determine that a particular passenger transport service is not a tourSection 3A(2)The operator of the passenger transport service
To declare a perpetual taxi licence inactiveSection 20(1)(b)The licence owner
To refuse an application for an owner-operator taxi licence (when not satisfied that applicant would be the operator of the service)Section 24(3)The licence applicant
To cancel an owner-operator taxi licence (when satisfied licence holder has entered into an agreement purporting to lease the licence to another person or purporting to permit another person to operate a taxi service under the licence)Section 27(2)The licence holder
To impose conditions on an owner-operator taxi licenceSection 28(1)(a)The licence holder
To vary or revoke conditions of an owner-operator taxi licenceSection 28(1)(b)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of an owner-operator taxi licence to another person (when Commission reasonably believes proposed transferee would not be operator of service)Section 31(3)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of an owner-operator taxi licence (when licence lapsed, under a section 36 suspension or subject to a section 36 notice of intention to suspend or cancel)Section 31(4)The licence holder
To declare an owner-operator taxi licence inactiveSection 34(2)(b)The licence holder
To suspend an owner-operator taxi licence (excluding decision to suspend licence in prescribed circumstances set out in regulation 10(c) or (d) of the Taxi Industry Regulations 2018)Section 36(1)The licence holder
To cancel an owner-operator taxi licence (excluding decision to cancel licence in prescribed circumstance set out in regulation 11(d) of the Taxi Industry Regulations 2018)Section 36(1)The licence holder
To suspend or cancel an owner-operator taxi licence (when satisfied there is an immediate and serious danger to public safety)Section 36(3)The licence holder
To refuse an application for a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence (when not satisfied that applicant would be operator of service)Section 41(4)The licence applicant
To cancel a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence (when satisfied licence holder has entered into an agreement purporting to lease the licence to another person or purporting to permit another person to operate a taxi service under the licence)Section 44(2)The licence holder
To impose conditions on a wheelchair-accessible taxi licenceSection 46(1)(a)The licence holder
To vary or revoke conditions imposed on a wheelchair-accessible taxi licenceSection 46(1)(b)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence to another person (when reasonably believes proposed transferee would not be operator of service)Section 49(3)(a)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence to another person (when licence lapsed or under a section 55 suspension or subject to a section 55 notice to suspend or cancel)Section 49(4)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence to another vehicleSection 50(3)The licence holder
To refuse to transfer a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence to a substitute wheelchair-accessible taxiSection 51(3)The licence holder
Not to extend the period of time for which a substitute wheelchair-accessible taxi may operate under a wheelchair-accessible taxi licenceSection 51(5)The licence holder
To suspend a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence (excluding decision to suspend licence in prescribed circumstances set out in regulation 12(c), (d), (e) or (f) of the Taxi Industry Regulations 2018)Section 55(1)The licence holder
To cancel a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence (excluding decision to cancel licence in prescribed circumstance set out in regulation 13(i) of the Taxi Industry Regulations 2018)Section 55(1)The licence holder
To suspend or cancel a wheelchair-accessible taxi licence (when satisfied there is an immediate and serious danger to public safety)Section 55(3)The licence holder
To refuse an application for a luxury hire car licence (when not satisfied the applicant would be operator of the service)Section 69(3)The licence applicant
To cancel a luxury hire car licence (when satisfied licence holder has entered into an agreement purporting to lease the licence to another person or purporting to permit another person to operate a luxury hire car service under the licence)Section 72(2)The licence holder
Not to approve a vehicle for use as a luxury hire carSection 73(1)The registered operator of the vehicle
To impose conditions on a luxury hire car licenceSection 74(1)(a)The licence holder
To vary or revoke conditions imposed on a luxury hire car licenceSection 74(1)(b)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a luxury hire car licence to another person (when reasonably believes proposed transferee would not be operator of the luxury hire car service)Section 77(3)(a)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a luxury hire car licence to another person (when licence lapsed or under a section 82 suspension or subject to a section 82 notice to suspend or cancel)Section 77(4)The licence holder
To refuse the transfer of a luxury hire car licence to another vehicleSection 78(3)The licence holder
To suspend a luxury hire car licence (excluding decision to suspend a licence in prescribed circumstances set out in regulation 6(c), (d) or (e) of the Luxury Hire Car Industry Regulations 2018)Section 82(1)The licence holder
To cancel a luxury hire car licence (excluding decision to cancel licence in prescribed circumstance set out in regulation 7(e) of the Luxury Hire Car Industry Regulations 2018)Section 82(1)The licence holder
To suspend or cancel a luxury hire car licence (when satisfied there is an immediate and serious danger to public safety)Section 82(3)The licence holder
To refuse an application for a restricted hire vehicle licence (when not satisfied applicant would be operator of service proposed to be operated under licence)Section 84E(3)The licence applicant
To cancel a restricted hire vehicle licence (when satisfied licence holder has entered into an agreement purporting to lease the licence to another person or purporting to permit another person to operate a restricted hire vehicle service under the licence)Section 84H(2)The licence holder
Not to approve a motor vehicle for use as a restricted hire vehicle for general rhv servicesSection 84I(1)The registered operator of the motor vehicle
To impose conditions on a restricted hire vehicle licenceSection 84J(1)(a)The licence holder
To vary or revoke any conditions imposed on a restricted hire vehicle licenceSection 84J(1)(b)The licence holder
To refuse to transfer a restricted hire vehicle licence for general rhv services to another vehicleSection 84L(4)The licence holder
To suspend a restricted hire vehicle licence (excluding decision to suspend licence in prescribed circumstances set out in regulation 6(c), (d), (e) or (f) of the Restricted Hire Vehicle Industry Regulations 2013)Section 84P(1)The licence holder
To cancel a restricted hire vehicle licence (excluding decision to cancel licence in prescribed circumstance set out in regulation 7(d) of the Restricted Hire Vehicle Industry Regulations 2013)Section 84P(1)The licence holder
To suspend or cancel a restricted hire vehicle licence (when satisfied there is an immediate and serious danger to public safety)Section 84P(3)The licence holder

Part 2 Administrative decisions under the Taxi and Hire Vehicles Industry Regulations 2023

Column 1Column 2 – Decision of CommissionColumn 3 – RegulationColumn 4 – Eligible person
To refuse an application for appointment as an authorised meter adjusterRegulation 18(3)(b)The applicant
To suspend or cancel the appointment of a person as an authorised meter adjusterRegulation 18(6)The authorised meter adjuster
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