Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) A compliance
notice comes into force at the time and on the day stated in the notice.
(2) If a compliance
notice specifies a defect in a vehicle that requires rectification, the notice
stops being in force when one of the following happens —
(a) a
vehicle examiner, or an authorised police officer, finds that the defect has
been rectified; or
(b) a
vehicle examiner issues a further compliance notice in respect of the defect.
(3) If, under
regulation 63(c) a compliance notice states a reason for issuing it, the
notice stops being in force when the reason no longer exists.
(4) In this regulation
—
“authorised police officer” , in
relation to a defect in a vehicle, means a police officer, or a police officer
of a class, authorised by the Director General to examine defects of that
type.
[Regulation 65 amended in Gazette
13 Dec 2005 p. 5990-1.]