Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) If a person who is
paid a motor vehicle allowance ceases to use a motor vehicle for business
journeys and commences using another motor vehicle in its place, the employer
may nominate the second motor vehicle as a replacement for the first.
(2) When a nomination
has been made under subregulation (1) —
(a) the
replacement motor vehicle is to be treated as the original motor vehicle;
(b) if
the employer is using the averaging method, the employer may continue to do so
until the employer would have been required to revert to the continuous
recording method under another provision of these regulations even if the
original vehicle had not been replaced; and
(c) the
employer must —
(i)
record the odometer readings of both vehicles at the time
of the replacement; and
(ii)
take those readings into account when calculating the
number of kilometres travelled during the return period in which the
replacement occurred.
(3) The employer must
record the nomination in writing during the return period in which the
replacement occurs.
(4) The employer must
retain all records made under this regulation for 5 years from the end of
the last return period during which any allowance relating to journeys made
before the replacement is paid.