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Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013
No. 55 of 2013
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Section Page
PART 1—PRELIMINARY
1Purposes
2Commencement
PART 2—AMENDMENTS TO ROAD SAFETY ACT 1986 RELATING TO USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
3Effecting registration, renewal or transfer
4Register of written-off vehicles
5Repeal of section 23A
6Obtaining licence etc. by false statements
7New Part 7B inserted
PART 7B—USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
90IInterpretation
90JInformation to which this Part applies
90KAuthorised use or disclosure
90LExceptional circumstances
90MVerification of information
90NInformation protection agreements
90ODisclosure not mandatory
90PFreedom of Information Act 1982
90QOffences
8Repeal of sections 92, 92A and 92B
9New section 103ZH inserted
103ZHTransitional provisions—Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information
and Other Matters) Act 2013
PART 3—AMENDMENTS TO OTHER ACTS RELATING TO
USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
10Amendment of Marine Safety Act 2010
11Amendment of Accident Compensation Act 1985
12Amendment of Transport Accident Act 1986
126CDisclosure of information collected or received by
Roads Corporation
13Amendment of Road Safety Camera Commissioner
Act 201119ADisclosure of information collected or received by
Roads Corporation
14Amendment of EastLink Project Act 2004
15Amendment of Melbourne City Link Act 1995
16Amendment of Police Regulation Act 1958
PART 4—OTHER AMENDMENTS
Division 1—Other amendments to Road Safety Act 1986
17Register of written-off vehicles
18General evidentiary provisions
19New section 95E inserted
95EGazette notices may incorporate document etc.
Division 2—Amendments to Accident Towing Services Act 2007
20Conditions on licences
21When VicRoads may approve an application for accreditation
22Mandatory refusal of accreditation
23Offence to fail to release towed vehicle
24Periodic review of charges
Division 3—Miscellaneous amendments to other Acts
25Amendment of Melbourne City Link Act 1995
26Amendment of Road Management Act 2004
PART 5—REPEAL
27Repeal of Act
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Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013
No. 55 of 2013
[Assented to 24 September 2013]
The Parliament of Victoria enacts:
PART 1—PRELIMINARY
1Purposes
The main purposes of this Act are—
(a)to repeal and replace the provisions of the Road Safety Act 1986 that relate to the use and disclosure of information by the Corporation—
(i)to limit the information to be regulated under that Act to information that identifies an individual and is collected or received by the Corporation in relation to its registration or licensing functions and activities;
(ii)to express those provisions, where appropriate, in terms of the purpose for which the information is to be used or disclosed; and
(b)to amend the Marine Safety Act 2010 and make consequential amendments to other Acts in relation to the use and disclosure of information collected or received by the Corporation; and
(c)to make amendments to roads legislation in relation to other matters.
2Commencement
(1)Part 1 and Division 3 of Part 4 come into operation on the day after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.
(2)Subject to subsection (3), the remaining provisions of this Act come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed.
(3)If a provision referred to in subsection (2) does not come into operation before 1 January 2014, it comes into operation on that day.
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PART 2—AMENDMENTS TO ROAD SAFETY ACT 1986 RELATING TO USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
3Effecting registration, renewal or transfer
Section 9(1A) of the Road Safety Act 1986 is repealed.
4Register of written-off vehicles
Section 16D(3) of the Road Safety Act 1986 is repealed.
5Repeal of section 23A
Section 23A of the Road Safety Act 1986 is repealed.
6Obtaining licence etc. by false statements
In section 71(a) of the Road Safety Act 1986 for "section 92" substitute "Part 7B".
7New Part 7B inserted
After Part 7A of the Road Safety Act 1986 insert—
"PART 7B—USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
90IInterpretation
In this Part—
authorised representative, in relation to an individual, means a person who is—
(a)a guardian of the individual; or
(b)an attorney for the individual under an enduring power of attorney; or
(c)an agent for the individual within the meaning of the Medical Treatment Act 1988; or
(d)an administrator or a person responsible within the meaning of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986; or
(e)a parent of an individual, if the individual is a child; or
(f)otherwise empowered under law to perform any functions or duties or exercise powers as an agent of or in the best interests of the individual—
except to the extent that acting as an authorised representative of the individual is inconsistent with an order made by a court or tribunal;
consent means express consent or implied consent;
individual includes a deceased individual;
information protection agreement means an agreement between a person or body and the Corporation in relation to relevant information that complies with section 90N(2);
intergovernmental agreement means a written agreement—
(a)between—
(i)the Corporation and a corresponding Authority; or
(ii)the Corporation and a Minister of another Australian jurisdiction; or
(iii)a Victorian Minister and a Minister of another Australian jurisdiction; or
(b)between the Corporation and another public sector body or other public sector bodies, whether in Victoria or another jurisdiction, made for the purposes of a national exchange of information relating to vehicles or drivers or to both;
law enforcement agency means—
(a)the police force of Victoria, the Commonwealth or any other State or Territory;
(b)any other body or person responsible for the performance of functions or activities directed to—
(i)the prevention, detection, investigation, prosecution or punishment of offences against the laws of Victoria, the Commonwealth or any other State or Territory; or
(ii)the enforcement of infringement penalties (by whatever name they are known in the relevant jurisdiction) issued under a law of Victoria, the Commonwealth or any other State or Territory; or
(iii)the enforcement of the orders of a court;
(c)a body or person authorised
by a law of Victoria, the Commonwealth or any other State or Territory to enforce a warrant;
Minister of another Australian jurisdiction means a Minister of the Crown in right of the Commonwealth or another State or a Territory;
relevant information means information that, under section 90J, is information to which this Part applies;
relevant person means a person who is a delegate of or employed by or engaged to provide services for—
(a)the Corporation; or
(b)another person or body engaged to provide services for the Corporation;
Safety Director has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Marine Safety Act 2010;
transport legislation has the same meaning as it has in section 3 of the Transport Integration Act 2010;
Victorian Minister means a Minister of the Crown in right of the State.
90JInformation to which this Part applies
(1)This Part applies to information—
(a)that is collected or received by the Corporation in relation to its registration or licensing functions and activities; and
(b)that identifies an individual or from which an individual's identity can be reasonably ascertained.
(2)For the purposes of subsection (1), the facial image of an individual is information that identifies the individual or from which the individual's identity can be reasonably ascertained.
(3)For the purposes of subsection (1), information collected or received by the Corporation in relation to its registration or licensing functions and activities includes, but is not limited to, information relating to—
(a)granting, renewing, suspending or cancelling registration of vehicles;
(b)entering or removing vehicles from the written-off vehicles register;
(c)exempting vehicles from registration;
(d)granting, renewing, suspending or cancelling driver licences or learner permits and recording demerit points—
whether that information relates to a registered or unregistered vehicle or a licensed or unlicensed driver.
90KAuthorised use or disclosure
Subject to section 90N, the Corporation or a relevant person may use or disclose relevant information—
(a)for the purpose of—
(i)the following functions and activities when performed by the Corporation or a relevant person—
(A)the administration of this Act or the regulations; or
(B)responding to correspondence or other communications; or
(C)providing information of community interest or benefit; or
(ii)a vehicle recall procedure being conducted in relation to a possible safety-related defect in a vehicle or a class of vehicles; or
(iii)research, or the compilation or analysis of statistics, conducted in the public interest, other than for publication in a form that identifies an individual or from which an individual's identity can be reasonably ascertained; or
(iv)the exercise of a power or the performance of a function under transport legislation; or
(v)any legal proceeding arising out of transport legislation or any report of such a proceeding; or
(vi)giving effect to an intergovernmental agreement; or
(b)if the use or disclosure is reasonably necessary to lessen or prevent a serious threat to—
(i)an individual's life, health, safety or welfare; or
(ii)public health, safety or welfare; or
(iii)the environment—
whether in or outside Victoria; or
(c)for the purpose of dealing with exceptional circumstances in accordance with section 90L; or
(d)with the consent of—
(i)the individual to whom the information relates; or
(ii)the authorised representative of that individual; or
(e)to a not-for-profit organisation to assist the organisation—
(i)to locate a missing person; or
(ii)to facilitate the reunion of members of a family or friends—
for non-commercial, humanitarian purposes; or
(f)to a member of the police force to assist the police force—
(i)to locate a missing person; or
(ii)to locate the next of kin of an individual who has suffered injury or death; or
(iii)to conduct a check on the wellbeing of an individual; or
(g)for the purposes of one or more of the following functions and activities when undertaken by or on behalf of a law enforcement agency—
(i)the prevention, detection, investigation, prosecution or punishment of offences of any kind;
(ii)the enforcement of laws relating to the confiscation of the proceeds of crime;
(iii)the preparation for, or conduct of, proceedings before any court or enforcement of the orders of a court;
(iv)the protection of public revenue;
(v)the enforcement of infringement penalties (by whatever name they are known in the relevant jurisdiction); or
(h)if the relevant information is used or disclosed in the course of using or disclosing information as authorised by section 306(2) of the Marine Safety Act 2010; or
(i)if the use or disclosure is otherwise required or authorised by law.
90LExceptional circumstances
(1)This section applies if the Minister is satisfied that—
(a)exceptional circumstances exist or have occurred, whether in or outside Victoria; and
(b)it is appropriate to use or disclose relevant information in accordance with this section during or in the aftermath of those exceptional circumstances.
(2)On being notified that the Minister is satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection (1), the Corporation must publish a notice on its website stating that—
(a)the Minister is satisfied as to the matters referred to in subsection (1); and
(b)accordingly, the Corporation or a relevant person may use or disclose relevant information for the purpose of dealing with the exceptional circumstances.
(3)While a notice under subsection (2) remains published on its website, but not later than 12 months after the date on which the notice is first published, the Corporation or a relevant person may use or disclose relevant information if—
(a)the Corporation or the relevant person reasonably believes that the individual to whom the relevant information relates may be or may have been involved in, or affected by, the exceptional circumstances; and
(b)the use or disclosure is for a permitted purpose in relation to the exceptional circumstances; and
(c)the disclosure is to an agency or organisation that—
(i)is, or is likely to be, involved in managing, or assisting in the management of, the exceptional circumstances; or
(ii)is directly involved in providing government services, medical or other treatment, health services or financial or other humanitarian assistance to individuals involved in the exceptional circumstances; and
(d)the disclosure is not to a media organisation.
(4)For the purposes of this section—
exceptional circumstances are circumstances which—
(a)endanger, or threaten to endanger, the life, health or safety of any individual; or
(b)destroy or damage, or threaten to destroy or damage, any property, the environment or part of the environment;
Examples
Events such as natural disasters, fires, explosions, accidents, unlawful acts (whether actual or threatened) and disruptions to essential services may constitute exceptional circumstances.
permitted purpose means a purpose that directly relates to the State's response to the exceptional circumstances in respect of which the notice under subsection (2) has been published including any of the following purposes—
(a)identifying individuals who—
(i)are, or may be, injured, missing or dead as a result of the exceptional circumstances; or
(ii)are, or may be, otherwise involved in the exceptional circumstances;
(b)assisting individuals involved in the exceptional circumstances to obtain services such as government services, medical or other treatment, health services or financial or other humanitarian assistance;
(c)assisting with law enforcement in relation to the exceptional circumstances;
(d)coordination or management of the exceptional circumstances.
90MVerification of information
(1)The Corporation or a relevant person may verify relevant information contained in a driver licence or learner permit if that information is provided to a public sector body or private sector body as evidence of an individual's identity.
(2)The Corporation or a relevant person may verify relevant information contained in a driver licence or learner permit if—
(a)the information is provided for verification by or on behalf of a person or body who has entered into a service agreement with the Corporation for the verification of information of that kind; and
(b)the person or body either—
(i)employs or has engaged, or proposes to employ or engage, the holder of the driver licence or learner permit to drive a motor vehicle on a highway; or
(ii)proposes to offer a vehicle for hire to the holder of the driver licence or learner permit.
(3)The Corporation or a relevant person may verify the identity of the registered operator of a vehicle on the provision by any person or body of—
(a)the registration number of the vehicle; and
(b)the name of the purported operator of the vehicle; and
(c)any other information that the Corporation or the relevant person requires.
(4)The Corporation or a relevant person may verify the identity of the owner of registration number rights on the provision by any person or body of—
(a)the registration number; and
(b)the name of the purported owner of the rights; and
(c)any other information that the Corporation or the relevant person requires.
90NInformation protection agreements
(1)The Corporation or a relevant person must not disclose relevant information to a person or body under section 90K(a)(iii), (a)(iv), (e), (f) or (g), unless the person or body has first entered into an information protection agreement with the Corporation.
(2)An information protection agreement must—
(a)specify—
(i)the purpose for which the information is proposed to be disclosed to the person or body; and
(ii)the provision of this Act under which the Corporation is authorised to disclose the information; and
(iii)the means by which the information will be provided by the Corporation; and
(iv)the means by which the information will be protected by the person or body; and
(v)how compliance with the terms of the agreement will be monitored and enforced by each party to the agreement; and
(vi)the auditing arrangements; and
(vii)the procedures for managing any breach of privacy; and
(b)include an undertaking by the person or body that the information will be used or disclosed only for the purpose specified in the agreement.
(3)An information protection agreement may include any other requirements, qualifications or conditions specified by the Corporation.
(4)Subsection (1) does not apply if—
(a)an information protection agreement is currently in force between the Corporation and the delegator, employer, contractor or principal of the person or body who has requested the relevant information; and
(b)in making the request for the relevant information, the person or body is acting within the scope of their actual or apparent authority under the delegation, employment, contractual relationship or agency.
(5)If a person or body requests relevant information other than for a purpose specified in subsection (1), the Corporation or a relevant person may require the person or body to first enter into an information protection agreement with the Corporation.
(6)A person or body is not required to enter into an information protection agreement with the Corporation in relation to the use or disclosure of relevant information if—
(a)the person or body is a relevant person; and
(b)the relevant information is disclosed to the person or body in their capacity as a relevant person.
90ODisclosure not mandatory
Nothing in this Part requires the Corporation or a relevant person to disclose relevant information.
Note
The Corporation or a relevant person is entitled not to disclose relevant information in the absence of a legal obligation to disclose it.
90PFreedom of Information Act 1982
(1)A document which contains relevant information is an exempt document within the meaning of section 38 of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
(2)Subsection (1) does not limit the operation of section 38 of the Freedom of Information Act 1982.
90QOffences
(1)The Corporation or a relevant person or a person who has been a relevant person must not use or disclose relevant information other than as authorised by this Part—
(a)knowing that the use or disclosure is not so authorised; or
(b)being reckless as to whether the use or disclosure is so authorised.
Penalty:120 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months.
(2)A person who obtains relevant information under an information protection agreement must not use or disclose that information other than in accordance with the information protection agreement—
(a)knowing that the use or disclosure is not in accordance with the agreement; or
(b)being reckless as to whether the use or disclosure is in accordance with the agreement.
Penalty:120 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months.
(3)A person, other than a person referred to in subsection (1) or (2), to whom relevant information has been disclosed as authorised by a provision under section 90K, must not use or disclose that information other than in accordance with that provision—
(a)knowing that the use or disclosure is not in accordance with that provision; or
(b)being reckless as to whether the use or disclosure is in accordance with that provision.
Penalty:120 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months.
(4)A person who obtains relevant information other than as authorised under this Act must not use or disclose that information—
(a)knowing that the information was obtained other than as authorised under this Act; or
(b)being reckless as to whether the information was obtained as authorised under this Act.
Penalty:120 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months.
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8Repeal of sections 92, 92A and 92B
Sections 92, 92A and 92B of the Road Safety Act 1986 are repealed.
9New section 103ZH inserted
Before section 104 of the Road Safety Act 1986 insert—
"103ZH Transitional provisions—Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013
(1)Part 7B as inserted by section 7 of the Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013 applies only to the use or disclosure of relevant information, within the meaning of section 90I, that occurs after the commencement of section 7 of that Act, irrespective of when the relevant information is collected or received.
(2)Section 92, as in force immediately before the commencement of section 8 of the Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013, continues to apply to the use and disclosure of information referred to in section 92(2)(a), as so in force, that occurred before the commencement of section 8 of that Act.
(3)A confidentiality agreement entered into under section 92(4) before the commencement of section 8 of the Road Legislation Amendment (Use and Disclosure of Information and Other Matters) Act 2013 that is in force on that commencement is taken to be an information protection agreement under section 90N.".
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PART 3—AMENDMENTS TO OTHER ACTS RELATING TO USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
10Amendment of Marine Safety Act 2010
For section 306(2) of the Marine Safety Act 2010 substitute—
"(2)Despite subsection (1), the Safety Director or a relevant person may disclose or use information referred to in subsection (1)(a)—
(a)in connection with the administration of this Act or the regulations; or
(b)for the purposes of monitoring compliance with a relevant marine safety law or enforcing the requirements of this Act or the regulations; or
(c)if the disclosure or use is to the National Regulator within the meaning of the Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law or any delegate of the National Regulator, for a purpose relating to the administration or enforcement of that law or marine safety; or
(d)for the purposes of any legal proceedings arising out of this Act or the regulations or for the purposes of any report of such proceedings; or
(e)at the direction of the Minister; or
(f)in circumstances in which the person believes on reasonable grounds that the disclosure is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious or imminent threat to the life or health of one or more persons; or
(g)if the disclosure or use is required or authorised by law.
(2A)Despite subsection (1), the Roads Corporation may use or disclose information referred to in subsection (1)(a) in the course of using or disclosing relevant information, within the meaning of section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986, in accordance with Part 7B of that Act.".
11Amendment of Accident Compensation Act 1985
In section 239AAC(1) of the Accident Compensation Act 1985 for "gained" substitute "collected or received".
12Amendment of Transport Accident Act 1986
After section 126B of the Transport Accident Act 1986 insert—
"126C Disclosure of information collected or received by Roads Corporation
(1)If requested to do so by the Commission, the Roads Corporation or a relevant person may disclose relevant information to the Commission to enable the Commission—
(a)to determine whether a person is entitled to claim for compensation under this Act;
(b)to carry out its functions in relation to any claim for damages or claim for indemnity referred to in Part 6 or any investigation relating to a transport accident;
(c)to ascertain whether a transport accident charge has been paid;
(d)to disseminate road safety information to persons to whom a driver licence or learner permit has been issued under the Road Safety Act 1986;
(e)to build statistical models that identify crash risk factors, compensation cost factors and the likelihood of injury or crashes for a road user or vehicle.
(2)In this section—
relevant information has the same meaning as it has in section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986;
relevant person has the same meaning as it has in section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986.".
13Amendment of Road Safety Camera Commissioner Act 2011
After section 19 of the Road Safety Camera Commissioner Act 2011 insert—
"19A Disclosure of information collected or received by Roads Corporation
(1)The Roads Corporation or a relevant person may disclose relevant information to the Commissioner or to the Reference Group for the purpose of the performance of functions under this Act.
(2)In this section—
relevant information has the same meaning as it has in section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986;
relevant person has the same meaning as it has in section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986.".
14Amendment of EastLink Project Act 2004
(1)In section 223(1) of the EastLink Project Act 2004—
(a)omit "Despite anything to the contrary in section 92(2) of the Road Safety Act 1986,";
(b)for "that section" substitute "section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986".
(2)For section 223(2) of the EastLink Project Act 2004 substitute—
"(2)Sections 90N and 90Q(2) and (3) of the Road Safety Act 1986 apply to a disclosure under this section as if it were a disclosure under Part 7B of that Act.".
(3)In sections 242(c) and 246(1)(e) of the EastLink Project Act 2004—
(a)for "sections 92 and 99A" substitute "Part 7B and section 99A";
(b)for "agreement under section 92" substitute "agreement under section 90N".
15Amendment of Melbourne City Link Act 1995
(1)In section 91(1) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995—
(a)for "Despite anything to the contrary in section 92(2) of the Road Safety Act 1986, the" substitute "The";
(b)for "that section" substitute "section 90I of the Road Safety Act 1986".
(2)For section 91(2) and (3) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 substitute—
"(2)Despite section 90N of the Road Safety Act 1986, the Roads Corporation or a relevant person may disclose the information under subsection (1)(a) or (1)(b) even if it has not entered into an information protection agreement under that section with the enforcement agency or person.
(3)Sections 90N and 90Q(2) and (3) of the Road Safety Act 1986 apply to a disclosure under subsection (1)(aa) as if it were a disclosure under Part 7B of that Act.".
16Amendment of Police Regulation Act 1958
In section 127A(1F) of the Police Regulation Act 1958—
(a)after "in connection with" insert "an authorisation by the member under that Act of";
(b)for "section 92(3)(da)" substitute "section 90K(a)(iv)".
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PART 4—OTHER AMENDMENTS
Division 1—Other amendments to Road Safety Act 1986
17Register of written-off vehicles
For section 16D(1) of the Road Safety Act 1986 substitute—
"(1)The Corporation must maintain a register of written-off vehicles that—
(a)includes vehicles of the class or classes prescribed by the regulations; and
(b)is kept in the manner prescribed by the regulations.".
18General evidentiary provisions
In section 84(2) of the Road Safety Act 1986, for "Evidence Act 1958" substitute "Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1958 or the Evidence Act 2008".
19New section 95E inserted
After section 95D of the Road Safety Act 1986 insert—
"95E Gazette notices may incorporate document etc.
A notice published in the Government Gazette to give effect to a provision of the rules referred to in section 95D may apply, adopt or incorporate any matter contained in any document, code, standard, rule, specification or method formulated, issued, prescribed or published by any authority or body whether—
(a)wholly or partially or as amended by the notice; or
(b)as formulated, issued, prescribed or published at the time the notice is published in the Government Gazette or at any time before then; or
(c)as formulated, issued, prescribed or published from time to time.".
Division 2—Amendments to Accident Towing Services Act 2007
20Conditions on licences
After section 25(1) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 insert—
"(1A)A condition imposed on a tow truck licence under subsection (1) may prohibit a tow truck operating under the licence from—
(a)attending an area specified in the licence; and
(b)being used to tow, or attempt to tow, any accident damaged vehicle (regardless of its gross vehicle mass) from an area that under this Act or the licence the tow truck is prohibited from attending.".
21When VicRoads may approve an application for accreditation
(1)In section 106(b)(iii) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 for "objective." substitute "objective; and".
(2)After section 106(b) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 insert—
"(c)in the case of an applicant whose place of residence is outside of Victoria—
(i)the applicant proposes to provide the service in relation to which the accreditation relates from a depot within Victoria; and
(ii)VicRoads is satisfied that the applicant is able to provide that service from that depot because of the proximity of the applicant's place of residence to that depot.".
22Mandatory refusal of accreditation
For section 107(1)(a) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 substitute—
"(a)does not hold—
(i)a driver licence under the Road Safety Act 1986; or
(ii)in the case of an applicant whose place of residence is outside of Victoria—a driver licence issued by the jurisdiction in which the person resides; or".
23Offence to fail to release towed vehicle
After section 156(5) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 insert—
"(6)Nothing in subsection (4) allows a person who is in control of a place to which an accident damaged motor vehicle has been towed to retain or withhold any item or thing left in or on the vehicle.".
24Periodic review of charges
For section 212A(1)(d) of the Accident Towing Services Act 2007 substitute—
"(d)any other matter relating to accident towing services, the storage of accident damaged vehicles or salvage that the Minister specifies in writing.".
Division 3—Miscellaneous amendments to other Acts
25Amendment of Melbourne City Link Act 1995
In section 12C(1)(f) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995, for "section 4" substitute "section42(3)".
26Amendment of Road Management Act 2004
(1)In section 37(1)(d)(iii) of the Road Management Act 2004, for "subparagraphs (i) and (ii)" substitute "subparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iia)".
(2)In section 42(1) and (2) of the Road Management Act 2004, for "co-ordinating" substitute "coordinating".
(3)In the example at the foot of section 44(2) of the Road Management Act 2004, for "major traffic control item" substitute "major traffic control device".
(4)In section 134A(2) and (3) of the Road Management Act 2004, for "co-ordinating" substitute "coordinating".
(5)In section 134B(7) of the Road Management Act 2004, for "this section" substitute "this clause".
(6)In clause 16(9) of Schedule 7 of the Road Management Act 2004, for "this section" substitute "this clause".
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PART 5—REPEAL
27Repeal of Act
This Act is repealed on 1 January 2015.
Note
The repeal of this Act does not affect the continuing operation of the amendments made by it (see section 15(1) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984).
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ENDNOTES
Minister's second reading speech—
Legislative Assembly: 12 June 2013
Legislative Council: 22 August 2013
The long title for the Bill for this Act was "A Bill for an Act to amend the Road Safety Act 1986 and other Acts in relation to the use and disclosure of information and other matters and for other purposes."
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