Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Amendment Act 2009 (ACT)

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Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Amendment Act 2009

A2009-16

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  1. Name of Act  2

  2. Commencement  2

  3. Legislation amended  2

  4. Sections 12 to 14  2

  5. What is an insured motor vehicle?


    Section 15  3

  6. Offence—using uninsured motor vehicle on road or road related area


    Section 17 (2)  3

  7. Section 19  4

  8. What risks are not covered by a CTP policy?


    Section 22 (2)  4

  9. Section 22 (2) (c)  4

  10. Section 23  5

  11. Section 26  6

  12. What is a registered motor vehicle?


    Section 30  6

  13. New section 30  7

  14. Section 32 heading  7

  15. Section 32  7

  16. Insurer on risk—period of registration


    Section 33 (1)  8

  17. Section 33 (2)  8

  18. Section 33 (3)  8

  19. New section 33 (3), note  8

  20. New sections 34A and 34B  9

  21. Section 36  9

  22. Section 59 heading  10

  23. Section 59 (as amended)  10

  24. New section 59  11

  25. What is an uninsured motor vehicle?


    Section 60 (1) (c)  12

  26. Nominal defendant may deal with motor accident claim


    Section 64 (1) (b), note, third dot point  13

  27. Section 64 (as amended)  13

  28. Nominal defendant to pay motor accident claims from nominal defendant fund


    New section 65 (1) (a)  13

  29. Section 65 (2), note  13

  30. Section 65 (as amended)  13

  31. Nominal defendant fund


    Section 66 (2)  14

  32. Section 66 (3) (a)  14

  33. Section 66 (as amended)  14

  34. Collections for nominal defendant fund


    Section 67  15

  35. Mandatory final offers


    Section 141, new note 2  15

  36. Section 144  15

  37. New part 4.10A  16

  38. CTP insurer may recover costs if no authority to use vehicle


    Section 169 (1) (b)  17

  39. Section 174  18

  40. Offence—contravening licence condition


    Section 188 (2), notes 1 and 2  19

  41. Grounds for licence suspension—contraventions


    Section 194 (1) (b)  19

  42. Section 194 (2), note 2  20

  43. Part 5.4  20

  44. Section 273 heading  22

  45. New section 273 (4)  22

  46. Section 273 (as amended)  22

  47. Delegation of CTP regulator’s functions


    Section 274  22

  48. Regulation-making power


    Section 277 (2) and note  23

  49. Section 277 (4)  23

  50. New part 9.1 heading  23

  51. Section 280 heading  23

  52. Section 280  23

  53. Section 286  24

  54. Section 287 heading  24

  55. Section 287  24

  56. New part 9.2  25

  57. Dictionary, note 2  26

  58. Dictionary, definition of ground for disciplinary action  26

  59. Dictionary, definition of licensed insurer, paragraph (b)  26

  60. Dictionary, definition of owner  27

  61. Dictionary, new definitions  27

Schedule 1Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Act 2008—Other amendments 28

Schedule 2Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Regulation 2008—Consequential amendments 31

Schedule 3Other amendments  39

Part 3.1Duties Act 1999  39

Part 3.2Road Transport (Offences) Regulation 2005                 40

Part 3.3Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Act 2001    49

Part 3.4Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Act 1999            50

Part 3.5Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2000     51

Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Amendment Act 2009

A2009-16

An Act to amend the Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Act 2008, and for other purposes

The Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory enacts as follows:

  1. Name of Act

    This Act is the Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Amendment Act 2009.

  2. Commencement

    This…

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