Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1)

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HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW

Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1)

  1. Purpose

 

The purpose of this Notice is amend the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Queensland), an instrument made under former legislation, to extend its operational period for one year.

 

2.       Authorising Provision

 

1)      This Notice is made under the following provisions of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL):

 

a)      Section 748 – General savings and transitional provision

b)      Section 750 – Amendment or cancellation of instruments carried over from former legislation

3.       Title

This Notice may be cited as the Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1).

 

4.       Commencement

 

This Notice commences on the 31 December 2021.

 

5.       Amendment

 

1)      This Notice amends the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession published by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads on 7 February 2014.

 

2)      Clause 1.1 is amended as follows—

Omit ’31 December 2021’, and insert ’31 December 2022’.

6.       Operation of Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Queensland)

 

Save as for the amendment made in section 4 of this Notice, the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Queensland) continues in operation in Queensland and must be interpreted pursuant to section 748 of the HVNL.

 

Peter Caprioli

Executive Director (Freight and Supply Chain Productivity)

National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

Overview

The Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1) was introduced to amend the operational period of the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession, which was originally made under former legislation. This amendment extends the permit's operational period by one year, until 31 December 2022. The Notice is made under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and is intended to ensure the continued validity of the permit without necessitating a complete overhaul of its terms and conditions. The amendment was authorised by the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator and aims to provide a seamless transition for those affected by the permit, ensuring that the logistics and regulatory framework for log timber transport in Queensland remains consistent during this period.

Scope and Application

The Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1) is an instrument made under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) that specifically amends the operational period of the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession, originally issued by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads on 7 February 2014. The amendment extends the permit's operational period by one year, from 31 December 2021 to 31 December 2022. This Notice applies to heavy vehicles transporting log timber under the permit in Queensland, ensuring continued compliance with the HVNL while the permit remains in effect. The jurisdictional reach of this amendment is confined to Queensland, and it does not extend beyond this state. The Notice is effective from 31 December 2021 and is subject to the general savings and transitional provisions as well as the amendment or cancellation provisions stipulated in the HVNL.

Key Provisions

The main operative sections of the Queensland Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession (Amendment) Notice 2021 (No.1) include section 4, which amends Clause 1.1 of the Class Permit 147-TH-14 Log Timber Concession. This amendment extends the operational period of the permit from 31 December 2021 to 31 December 2022. The purpose of this amendment, as stated in section 2, is to extend the operational period of the permit by one year, thus allowing the continued use of the permit for transporting heavy log timber vehicles in Queensland. The amendment is made under section 748 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) which pertains to general savings and transitional provisions, and section 750 which relates to the amendment or cancellation of instruments carried over from former legislation. The obligations and requirements imposed by the Notice are primarily concerned with the continued operation and interpretation of the amended Class Permit 147-TH-14. As stated in section 6, the permit must continue to be interpreted in accordance with section 748 of the HVNL. This includes any existing requirements or restrictions applicable to the permit, aside from the amendment regarding its operational period. The Notice specifies that the permit must be used for the transportation of heavy log timber vehicles within Queensland, and any such use must comply with the terms of the permit as amended by this Notice. In terms of consequences for breach, the Notice does not explicitly outline any offences, penalties, or specific civil or criminal consequences for non-compliance with the amended permit. However, any use of the permit beyond its extended operational period of 31 December 2022, or any misuse of the permit in a manner inconsistent with its terms, would likely be subject to the general provisions of the Heavy Vehicle National Law and any other relevant legislation. This could potentially result in enforcement actions, fines, or other penalties as prescribed by the law. It is important for parties governed by the Class Permit 147-TH-14 to ensure compliance with the terms of the permit and the broader legal framework to avoid any adverse consequences.

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