Term used: relevant person
167 Term used: relevant person
In this Subdivision —
relevant person means —
a person who holds or has held an on‑demand booking service authorisation or an agent of that person; or
a person whom an authorised officer suspects on reasonable grounds is or was the provider of an on‑demand booking service or an agent of that person; or
a person who is or was the provider of an associated booking service or an agent of that person; or
a person whom an authorised officer suspects on reasonable grounds is or was the provider of an associated booking service or an agent of that person; or
a person who is or was a responsible officer of the provider of an authorised on‑demand booking service; or
a person who is or was an employee of —
the provider of an on‑demand booking service; or
the provider of an associated booking service;
or
a person who holds or has held a regular passenger transport service authorisation or an agent of that person; or
a person whom an authorised officer suspects on reasonable grounds is or was the provider of a passenger transport service or an agent of that person; or
a person who is or was an employee of the provider of a passenger transport service; or
a person who holds or has held a passenger transport driver authorisation; or
a person whom an authorised officer suspects on reasonable grounds has driven a vehicle for the purpose of transporting passengers for hire or reward; or
a person who holds or has held a passenger transport vehicle authorisation or an agent of that person; or
a person who is or was the owner of a passenger transport vehicle or whom an authorised officer reasonably suspects is or was the responsible person for the vehicle for the purposes of section 174; or
a person whom an authorised officer suspects on reasonable grounds is the provider of a passenger transport vehicle or an agent of that person; or
a person who is or was an employee of the provider of a passenger transport vehicle.
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