Schedule 4Dictionary#

section 5

accredited person
accredited person means a person who holds an appointment as an accredited person under section 21.
address
1 Generally, address means place of residence or, in the case of the owner of a vehicle in respect of which a licence has issued under this Act, the owner's place of residence or the place at which the owner carries on business or, in the case of a corporation, its registered office or, if the registered office is not in Queensland, the principal place where it carries on business in Queensland, and includes all such information and particulars as will enable such place of residence or of business to be readily and exactly located. 2 For chapter 5, part 7, division 2, see section 113.
administrative determination
administrative determination means a decision prescribed under a dangerous goods regulation as an administrative determination.
administrative disqualification
administrative disqualification, of a person from holding or obtaining a Queensland driver licence, means a disqualification of the person under section 79I.
administrative disqualification period
administrative disqualification period see section 79I(2).
advertising code
advertising code, for chapter 3, part 1B, see section 19D.
advertising code breach notice
advertising code breach notice, for chapter 3, part 1B, see section 19E(1)(b).
advertising standards entity
advertising standards entity, for chapter 3, part 1B, see section 19D.
air cushion vehicle
air cushion vehicle means a vehicle which is designed to be supported when in motion wholly or partly by air expelled from the vehicle to form a cushion of which the boundaries include the ground, water or other surface beneath the vehicle.
alcohol ignition interlock
alcohol ignition interlock see section 91I.
alcohol-related driver offence
alcohol-related driver offence, for chapter 5, part 3A, see section 91A.
alternative compliance scheme
alternative compliance scheme see section 15.
amending Act
amending Act, for chapter 7, part 9, see section 206.
analyst
analyst means a State analyst under the Medicines and Poisons Act 2019.
animal
animal means any animal of any sex or age belonging to a species to which any of the following animals belong, namely, horse, cow, mule, donkey, camel, sheep, pig, dog, or goat.
applicant
applicant, for chapter 5, part 7A, see section 122.
application
application, for chapter 5B, see section 162.
approval
approval for chapter 3, part 1A, see section 17A.
approved
approved, for chapter 5, part 3B, see section 91I.
approved form
approved form see section 169.
approved servicing requirement
approved servicing requirement, for chapter 5, part 3B, see section 91I.
approved testing device
approved testing device see section 121A(1).
arrest
arrest, used with reference to persons, means arrest without any warrant other than this Act and the taking of such person to a police station, there to be detained (unless the person is released on an attendance notice, bail or recognisance) until the person can be brought before a court to be dealt with according to law.
articulated motor vehicle
articulated motor vehicle means a combination of a prime mover and a semitrailer.
Australian court
Australian court means a court of the State or another State or of the Commonwealth.
Australian driver licence
Australian driver licence means— (a) a Queensland driver licence; or (b) a corresponding document to a Queensland driver licence issued under a corresponding law to the provision of this Act under which a Queensland driver licence is issued.
authorised officer
authorised officer means a person who holds an appointment as an authorised officer under section 20.
authorised scheme
authorised scheme, for chapter 5, part 7A, see section 122A(1)(a).
authority
authority, for chapter 5, part 7A, see section 122.
base
base, of a driver of a prescribed dangerous goods vehicle— (a) means— (i) if the driver's logbook or work diary states that the driver operates and receives instructions from a place, other than the vehicle's garage address, stated in the logbook or work diary—the stated place; or (ii) if subparagraph (i) does not apply—the vehicle's garage address or the towing vehicle of a combination's garage address, stated in the vehicle's registration certificate or the driver's logbook or work diary; or (iii) if neither subparagraph (i) nor (ii) applies—the place from which the driver normally works and receives instructions for the use of the vehicle; and (b) for a driver who is, at different times, self-employed or employed—means each base worked out under paragraph (a) in relation to the employment.
B-double
B-double means a combination consisting of a prime mover towing 2 semitrailers, with 1 semitrailer supported at the front by, and connected to, the other semitrailer.
bicycle
bicycle— (a) means a vehicle with 2 or more wheels that is built to be propelled by human power through a belt, chain or gears, whether or not it has 1 or more auxiliary motors; and (b) includes the following—
Source: TORUM Act 1995 · page 495 Open PDF at this page Search this document