Section 92 Road Transport Act 2013
Provision of Results of Assessments

Section 92 of the Road Transport Act 2013 is Provision of Results of Assessments and reads as follows:

Provision of results of assessments

(cf VR Act, s 16K)

(1) An assessor must, if requested to do so by the registered operator or owner of a notifiable light vehicle or a person authorised by the Authority, provide the operator, owner or person with a written record of any light vehicle damage assessment made by or on behalf of the assessor of that vehicle setting out:

(a) a statement as to whether or not the vehicle has suffered non-repairable damage, and

(b) any other information prescribed by the statutory rules.

Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.

(2) An assessor must, if directed in writing to do so by an authorised officer, provide the Authority with a written record of any light vehicle damage assessment made by or on behalf of the assessor setting out:

(a) a statement as to whether or not the vehicle has suffered non-repairable damage, and

(b) any other information specified in the direction.

The penalties

Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.

(3) More than one direction may be issued under subsection (2).

Note : Section 307C of the Crimes Act 1900 makes it an offence for a person to produce a record under this section if the person does so knowing that the record is false or misleading.

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