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Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003

Motor vehicle trading - Qualifications of motor vehicle traders - Exemptions from registration

29: Matters Minister must take into account in recommending exemption

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"What the Minister considers when deciding if you can be exempt from motor vehicle trader rules"

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When you want to be exempt from registering as a motor vehicle trader, the Minister looks at some things before deciding. The Minister considers the purpose stated in section 3 and how you plan to run your motor vehicle trading business. The Minister also thinks about whether it is good for the public if you are exempt and looks at any other relevant matters, like what is said in section 27.

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Qualifications of motor vehicle traders: Exemptions from registration

29Matters Minister must take into account in recommending exemption

  1. In determining whether or not to recommend the making of an order under section 27, the Minister must consider the following matters:

  2. the purpose set out in section 3; and
    1. the manner in which the applicant proposes to carry on the business of motor vehicle trading, including the nature and extent of that business; and
      1. whether it is in the public interest to grant an exemption; and
        1. any other matters that the Minister considers relevant.