Section 195 — Extra-territoriality — Transport Integration Act 2010 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 195 — Extra-territoriality — Transport Integration Act 2010 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 178BDefinitions s 179Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 180Object of the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 181Functions of the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 181AIndependence of Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 182Power to investigate s 182AArrangements with Australian Transport Safety Bureau s 183Delegation by the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 184Appointment of Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 185Acting appointment of Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 186When the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety ceases to hold office s 187Resignation s 187ASuspension s 188Removal from office s 189Validity of acts and decisions s 190Immunity s 191Ministerial direction to investigate transport safety matter s 192Employment of persons s 193General powers of Chief Investigator, Transport Safety s 195Extra-territoriality s 196Memoranda of understanding s 197Power to give advice on compliance s 197AAExemption from Freedom of Information Act 1982

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195 Extra-territoriality

The Chief Investigator, Transport Safety may perform or exercise their functions or powers within or outside Victoria.

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