Queensland Consolidated Acts
[Index]
[Search]
[Search this Act]
[Notes]
[Noteup]
[Download]
[Help]
TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (PASSENGER TRANSPORT) ACT 1994
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
Contents
CHAPTER 1--PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
2. Objectives of Act
3. Definitions—the dictionary
4. Act binds all persons
4A. Act does not prevent local law from imposing additional requirements
4B. Reference to offence against provision of an Act that is a disqualifying offence or a driver disqualifying offence
CHAPTER 2--RESPONSIBILITIES FOR TRANSPORT STRATEGIES AND PROGRAMS
Part 1--Passenger transport strategies
5. Development of passenger transport strategies
6. Contents of passenger transport strategies
Part 2--Passenger transport implementation programs
7. Development of passenger transport implementation programs
8. Consistency with passenger transport strategies
9. Report on operation of passenger transport programs
Part 3--Chief executive's general accountabilities
10. Obligations about public passenger transport
CHAPTER 3--OPERATOR ACCREDITATION
11. Purpose of operator accreditation
12. What is operator accreditation
14. Operator accreditation standards
15. Duties of operators
16. Responsibility for system of operator accreditation
17. Granting, renewing or refusing operator accreditation
18. Provisional operator accreditation
19. Applicant to notify charge for disqualifying offence etc.
20. Amendment, suspension and cancellation of operator accreditation
21. Accredited operator to notify charge for disqualifying offence etc.
22. Member of partnership must inform another partner of charge for disqualifying offence etc.
22A. Operator accreditation is evidence of being the operator
22B. Accredited operator to notify if authorised driver charged with or convicted of driver disqualifying offence
CHAPTER 4--DRIVER AUTHORISATION
23. Purpose of driver authorisation
24. What is driver authorisation
26. Driver authorisation standards
27. Driver must hold appropriate authorisation
28. Responsibility for system of driver authorisation
28A. Ineligibility for driver authorisation—category A driver disqualifying offences
28B. Driver authorisation—category B driver disqualifying offences
28C. Driver authorisation—category C driver disqualifying offences
29. Granting, renewing or refusing driver authorisation
29A. Restricted driver authorisation
30. Provisional driver authorisation
31. Applicant to notify charge for driver disqualifying offence etc.
32. Amendment, suspension and cancellation of driver authorisations
33. Authorised driver must notify charge for driver disqualifying offence etc.
33A. Protection of children and vulnerable members of the community
34. Authorised driver must notify suspension or cancellation of licence etc.
35. Obligation to notify accredited operator of suspension or cancellation of licence etc.
CHAPTER 5--MARKET ENTRY RESTRICTIONS
36. Market entry restrictions
CHAPTER 5A--ESSENTIAL PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
36A. Declaration of essential public transport infrastructure
36B. Chief executive's power to give direction about use of essential public transport infrastructure
36C. Persons bound by essential infrastructure direction
36D. Failure to comply with essential infrastructure direction
36E. Record of essential infrastructure direction in land registry
36F. Compensation
36G. Chief executive's power to decide matters about rail safety unaffected
CHAPTER 6--SERVICE CONTRACTS
Part 1--Preliminary
Division 1--Application of service contracts
37. Purpose of service contracts
38. What are service contracts
38B. Chief executive may enter into service contracts
39. Scope of service contracts
40. Service contracts to include minimum service levels
41. Other matters to be included in service contracts
Division 2--Requirement for service contracts
42. Declaration that service contracts are required
42A. Other declarations that service contracts are required
42B. Amendment of service contract area or route
43. Obligation to hold service contracts
Division 3--Administrative provisions
44. Term of service contracts
45. Conditions of service contracts
46. Review of holder's performance
47. Amendment, suspension or cancellation of service contracts for breach of service contracts
47A. Renewal of service contracts
48. Transfer or surrender of service contracts etc.
Division 4--Emergency service contracts
48A. Chief executive may enter into emergency service contract
48B. Entering into an emergency service contract
48C. Term of emergency service contract
Part 2--Scheduled passenger services
Division 1--Preliminary
49. Application of part
51. Conditions of funding
52. Approval of basis for funding or other financial assistance by State
Division 2--General provisions for service contracts for general route services
54A. Application of div 2
55. Entering into a service contract for a general route service—no existing operators
56. Entitlement of existing operators
57. Entering into a service contract for a general route service
59. Matters to be considered
60. Service contract for amended service contract area or route
61. Compensation
62. Offer of new service contract
62A. Notice to be given
Division 2AA--TransLink service contracts
62AAB. Definition for div 2AA
62AAC. What is a TransLink service contract
62AACA. Entering into a TransLink service contract
62AAD. Offer of new TransLink service contract
62AAE. Matters to be considered generally when considering offers for TransLink service contracts
62AAF. Unsatisfactory performance of TransLink service contract holder
62AAG. Service contract for amended service contract area or route
62AAH. Compensation
62AAI. What happens when TransLink service contract is surrendered, cancelled or terminated
Division 2A--Inviting offers for prescribed school service contracts
62AA. Application of div 2A to previous prescribed school service contracts
62AC. Entitlement of satisfactorily performing existing operator under a service contract
62AD. First opportunity to offer may be given to existing operator of school services under a service contract
62AE. When public offer must be invited, and when offers may be invited in another way
62AF. Prohibition on making offers to allow first opportunity
Part 3--Administration of taxi services
63. Application of part
64. Provision of taxi services
65. Taxi services to be provided only by taxis
66. Regulation may declare that service contracts are required
67. Amendments of taxi service contracts
CHAPTER 7--TAXI SERVICE LICENCES
68. Purpose of taxi service licences
69. What are taxi service licences
70. Requirement for taxi service licences
71. Taxi service areas
72. Issue of new taxi service licences
73. Term of taxi service licences
74. Conditions of taxi service licences
74AA. Notice to be kept in licensed taxi or substitute taxi
74AB. Prohibitions on using licensed taxis or substitute taxis
74A. Maximum taxi fares
74B. Substitute taxi
75. Amendment of taxi service licence conditions
76. Transfer, lease and surrender of taxi service licences
77. Transfer of taxi service licences between areas
78. Limitation on number of licences held by single operator and associates
79. Suspension and cancellation of taxi service licences
80. Taxi subsidy scheme
80A. Annual taxi industry security levy payable
80B. Taxi Industry Security Fund
CHAPTER 8--LIMOUSINE SERVICE LICENCES
81. Purpose of limousine service licences
82. What are limousine service licences
83. Requirement for limousine service licences
83A. Requirement for limousine service licence for stretched passenger car
84. Limousine service areas
85. No limit on number of licences held
86. Term of limousine service licence
87. Conditions of limousine service licences
87A. Substitute limousine
87E. Record of prior booking—limousine service provided under special purpose limousine service licence
87F. Operator to keep record of prior booking made for s 87E
87G. Driver to produce record of prior booking made for s 87E
88. Amendment of limousine service licence conditions
89. Transfer, lease and surrender of limousine service licences
90. Transfer of limousine service licences between areas
91. Suspension and cancellation of limousine service licences
CHAPTER 9--STANDARDS
92. Making of standards
93. Notice of proposal to prepare draft standard
94. Preparation of draft standard
95. Notice of draft standard
96. Preparation of standard
97. Interim standards
98. Regulations prevail over standards
99. Review of standards
100. Direction to comply with standards
101. Application of standards to railway managers or railway operators
CHAPTER 10--REVIEW OF AND APPEALS AGAINST DECISIONS
102. Review of and appeals against decisions
CHAPTER 11--ENFORCEMENT
Part 1--Interpretation
110. Definition for ch 11
Part 2--Authorised persons
111. Appointment of authorised persons etc.
112. Identity cards
113. Production or display of authorised person's identity card
114. Powers of authorised persons
115. Protection from liability
Part 3--Powers of authorised persons in relation to places and vehicles
120. Entry of place
121. Warrants
122. Warrants—applications made otherwise than in person
123. Entry or boarding of vehicles
124. General powers in relation to places and vehicles
124A. Power to require limousines to be moved
125. Power to seize evidence
126. Procedure after thing seized
126A. Securing seized things
126B. Tampering with seized things
126C. Powers supporting seizure
126D. Forfeiture of seized things
126E. Dealing with forfeited things etc.
126F. Return of seized things
126G. Access to seized things
Part 3A--Powers of authorised persons for dangerous goods on rail vehicles
126GA. Purpose of pt 3A
126H. Power to hold or stop and hold rail vehicle
126HA. Further powers if vehicle entered is rail vehicle
126I. Power to require rail vehicle inspection
126J. Power to prohibit use of rail vehicle
126JA. Further power for securing things seized relating to transport of dangerous goods
126K. Power to give remedial action notices
126KA. Use of equipment to examine or process things
126KB. Use or seizure of electronic equipment
126KC. Restoring vehicle or premises to original condition after action taken
Part 3B--Powers of authorised persons for dangerous situations involving rail vehicles
126L. Application of part
126M. Additional power to require information or produce document
126N. Power to give notice about dangerous situation
126NA. Dangerous situation notice
126NB. Contravention of dangerous situation notice
126NC. Oral direction may be given before dangerous situation notice is served
126ND. Withdrawal of dangerous situation notice
126NE. Proceedings for an offence not affected by dangerous situation notice
126O. Power to take direct action to deal with dangerous situation
Part 3C--Goods too dangerous to be transported
126OA. Application of Act to goods too dangerous to be transported
Part 4--Other enforcement powers of authorised persons
126P. Definition for pt 4
127. Power to require name, address and age
128. Power to require information from certain persons
129. Power to require production of certain documents
Part 5--Other enforcement matters
130. False or misleading information
131. False, misleading or incomplete documents
132. Compensation
133. Authorised person to give notice of damage
134. Consent to entry by an authorised person
135. Obstructing authorised person
136. Impersonating authorised person
CHAPTER 11A--FARE EVASION AND OTHER OFFENCES
143AA. Definitions for ch 11A
143AB. When does a person evade payment of a fare
143AC. Fare evasion
143AD. Obtaining hire or use of vehicle by fraud or misrepresentation
143ADA. Power to require production of tickets
143ADB. Evidence of concession entitlement
143AE. Interfering with service, vehicle or equipment
143AF. Creating disturbance or nuisance on railway or vehicle
143AG. Direction to leave, or not to enter, vehicle
143AH. Direction to leave or not to enter vehicle that is full
143AHA. Power to require person to leave train etc.
143AI. Direction not to be given in particular circumstances
143AJ. Person given direction to be told particular things
143AK. Offence to contravene direction
CHAPTER 12--MISCELLANEOUS
Part 1--General
143B. Approval of basis for funding for transport function
144. Transport arrangements for students
145. Chief executive may declare particular motor vehicles
147. Demand management
148. Inquiries about person's suitability to hold accreditation or authorisation
148A. Notice of change in police information about a person
148B. Chief executive may enter into arrangement about giving and receiving information with commissioner of the police service
148C. Confidentiality
149. Offences of dishonesty
150. Records and evidence from records
150A. Approval of forms
151. Proceedings for offences
152. No need to prove appointments
153. Prosecutions for railway offences
153A. Facilitation of proof
154. Attempt to commit offence
154A. Direction to pay operator the penalty recovered for fare evasion etc.
Part 1A--General provisions relating to transport of dangerous goods by rail
154AB. Application of pt 1A
154AC. Special defence of compliance with direction
154AD. Responsibility for acts or omissions of representative
154AE. Transport documentation
Part 2--Authorisations for competition legislation
Division 1--Interpretation
154B. Definitions for pt 2
154C. Meaning of fare provision
154D. Meaning of identified provision
154E. Meaning of management entity provision
154F. Meaning of service entity provision
154G. Meaning of State influenced entity
154H. References to public passenger services in pt 2
154I. Extended meanings of certain expressions in pt 2
Division 2--Authorisations
154J. Authorisations for coordination and integration of public passenger services
154K. Provisions limiting application of authorisations
154L. Provisions supporting application of authorisations
Part 3--Regulation-making power
155. Regulations
CHAPTER 13--TRANSITIONAL AND VALIDATION PROVISIONS
Part 1--Transitional provision for Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2002
156. Continuation of temporary service contracts
Part 1A--Transitional provisions for Transport and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004
Division 1--Authorised persons
157. Authorised persons
Division 3--Driver disqualifying offences
162. Driver disqualifying offences
163. Transitional regulation-making power
Part 1B--Transitional provisions for Transport and Other Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2004
164. Provisions dealing with impact of decisions of local governments on public passenger transport
Part 2--Transition of references in Acts
174. Application of part
175. Urban Passenger Service Proprietors Assistance Act 1975 references
176. Urban Public Passenger Transport Act 1984 references
177. State Transport Act 1960 references etc.
Part 3--Validation of particular service contracts
178. Validation of service contracts in Translink area
Part 4--Provision for Maritime and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2006
179. Amendment of regulation by Maritime and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2006 does not affect powers of Governor in Council
Part 5--Provision for Transport Legislation Amendment Act 2008, part 7
180. Category C driver disqualifying offence
Part 5--Provision for Transport Operations (TransLink Transit Authority) Act 2008
180. Existing declarations under s 42(2) for a scheduled passenger service
SCHEDULE 1 DISQUALIFYING OFFENCES--PROVISIONS OF THE CRIMINAL CODE
SCHEDULE 1A DRIVER DISQUALIFICATION OFFENCES
SCHEDULE 2 REVIEWABLE DECISIONS
SCHEDULE 3 DICTIONARY
Endnotes
[Index]
[Search]
[Search this Act]
[Notes]
[Noteup]
[Download]
[Help]