(a) the licensed repairer's licence is of a class that authorises the repairer
to repair the type of vehicle, and the type of vehicle damage, the subject of
certification, and
(c) the licensed repairer is satisfied that the
standard of repairs, and the repair methods used, are in accordance with the
requirements adopted by or set out in the statutory rules.
Note : Section 12
of the Motor Dealers and Repairers Act 2013 makes it an offence for a person
to carry on the business of a motor vehicle repairer unless the person is the
holder of a motor vehicle repairer's licence. Section 15 of that Act also
makes it an offence for a motor vehicle repairer, in the course of business,
to enter into an agreement for any repair work to be done by another person
who is not the holder of a motor vehicle repairer's licence.
(2) A
licensed repairer must not issue a heavy vehicle certificate of compliance
that the repairer knows, or ought reasonably to know, is false or misleading
in a material particular.
: Maximum penalty--20 penalty units.
(3) A person
must not attempt to obtain a heavy vehicle certificate of compliance by a
false or misleading statement or any misrepresentation or other dishonest
means.
: Maximum penalty--20 penalty units.
(4) Transport for NSW may do any
of the following in respect of a heavy vehicle that is the subject of a
heavy vehicle certificate of compliance referred to in subsection (2) or (3)--
(6) A person who is not a
licensed repairer must not purport to issue a heavy vehicle certificate of
compliance or advertise that the person is willing to issue a heavy vehicle
certificate of compliance.