Chain of Responsibility definition

Chain of Responsibility means any State, Territory or Commonwealth legislation or regulations based on or adapted from the provisions of the National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation - Compliance and Enforcement Bill) Regulations 2006 or National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation - Compliance and Enforcement Regulations) Regulations 2006 as approved by each State and Territory Government;

Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whose actions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.

Chain of Responsibility means any and all matters relating to driver fatigue, vehicle mass and dimension, load securing, speed, Dangerous Goods and/or other matters relating to the safe operation of vehicles;

Examples of Chain of Responsibility in a sentence

• The Company is committed to taking all steps, so far as is reasonably practicable, to ensure that any carriage of Goods is performed safely and in accordance with the Heavy Vehicle National Law Chain of Responsibility provisions.

• No clause in the Contract is to be construed as requiring a person to act in a manner, or to direct another person to act in a manner that is contrary to the Chain of Responsibility Legislation.

• In the event of a breach of Chain of Responsibility provisions by the Customer, the Company may refuse to comply with a Customer direction or instruction or cease the provision of further Services to the Customer.

• The Customer warrants that it will ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the safety of any road transport performed for or on behalf of the Customer and that it will meet its obligations under the Heavy Vehicle National Law Chain of Responsibility provisions where the Customer is acting as a Consignor or Consignee or Loader or Packer of Goods.

• The Carrier, Consignor and consignee must comply with all Law, including Chain of Responsibility Law.

More Definitions of Chain of Responsibility

Chain of Responsibility means the road transport laws contained in the Road Traffic (Administration) Xxx 0000 (WA) and the Road Traffic (Vehicles) Xxx 0000 (WA) and associated regulations.

Chain of Responsibility means the road transport laws contained in the Road Traffic (Administration) Act 2008, the Road Traffic (Vehicles) Act 2012, the 2004 Load Restraint Guide and associated regulations, as amended from time to time.

Chain of Responsibility means the obligations and responsibilities enacted pursuant to the Heavy Vehicle National Law and the duties of each participant in a supply chain to ensure the safety of any road transport and ancillary services.

Chain of Responsibility means any State, Territory or Commonwealth legislation or regulations based on or adapted from the provisions of the National Transportnominees, agents, sub-agents and employees of the Company;

Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whoseactions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.

Chain of Responsibility means any and all matters relating to:

Chain of Responsibility means any State, Territory or Commonwealth legislation or regulations based on or adapted from the provisions of the National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation -Compliance and Enforcement Bill) Regulations 2006 or National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation -Compliance and Enforcement Regulations) Regulations 2006 as approved by each State and Territory Government; “Company” means SMITH LEWIS & STAFF PTY. LTD. ABN 37 005 316 307, as holder of Customs Brokers Licence number 00247C and the nominees, agents, sub-agents and employees of the Company;