You can ask the Minister for an exemption from registration. The Minister can recommend this exemption if you apply. You must use the correct form and pay the required fee when you apply. You need to follow the rules when you ask for an exemption. The Minister will look at your application if it is done correctly. Your application must be with the Minister to be considered. The application form and fee are important parts of asking for an exemption. You must fill out the form correctly and pay the fee to apply. The Minister uses the application and fee to decide if you can have an exemption.
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27: Power to exempt persons from requirement to register by Order in Council, or
"The Governor-General can let some people off registering as motor vehicle traders."
29: Matters Minister must take into account in recommending exemption, or
"What the Minister considers when deciding if you can be exempt from motor vehicle trader rules"
The Minister may recommend the making of an order under section 27 on application from any person for an exemption.
An application must be in the prescribed form and accompanied by the prescribed fee.
