Examples of Commissioner of Main Roads in a sentence
The local government is to send to the Commissioner of Main Roads appointed under the Main Roads Act 1930 a copy of the contents of the notice required by subsection (4)(a).
The Commissioner of Main Roads, the Public Transport Authority, the local government, the person or the entity responsible for the stretch of road.
The Commissioner of Main Roads, the Public Transport Authority, the local government, the person or the entity responsible for the stretch of road or railway.
The Governor may appoint for the due administration of this Act, some person to be Commissioner of Main Roads.
Despite subsection (3), the CEO may delegate to the Commissioner of Main Roads the power to give specific or standing instructions requiring the moving of vehicles for the purposes of the Road Traffic (Vehicles) Act 2012 section 64(1)(b) or 65(1)(b).
Delegation of functions of Commissioner of Main Roads (1) The Commissioner of Main Roads may delegate to a person appointed under the Main Roads Act 1930 section 10(1) to be an officer of the Commissioner or to a police officer a power or duty of the Commissioner under the Road Traffic (Vehicles) Act 2012 Part 4, including any regulation made under or for the purposes of that Part.
The regulations are to provide for the accreditation of persons by the Commissioner of Main Roads for the purposes of sections 33(4) and 40(2).
If a mass or dimension requirement has been modified, or an access approval has been given, under an order and no longer has effect because of subsection (1) or (2), the Commissioner of Main Roads is to publish in the Gazette notice of the effect of the suspension or cancellation of the accreditation.
Despite subsection (3), the CEO may delegate to the Commissioner of Main Roads the power to give specific or standing instructions requiring the moving of vehicles for the purposes of the Road Traffic (Vehicles) Act 2008 section 65(1)(b) or 66(1)(b).
In this section, the term local government includes the Commissioner of Main Roads, where the section applies to any part of the Metropolitan Traffic Area, within the meaning of the Road Traffic Act 1974.