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Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003

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

30: Process for making recommendation for exemption

You could also call this:

"How to Ask for a Special Exception to the Motor Vehicle Sales Law"

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You need to follow a process if you want the Minister to recommend an exemption. The Minister must talk to people who will be affected by the decision and give them a chance to comment. The Minister must think about those comments before making a recommendation. If the Minister does not follow this process, it does not change the decision made under section 27. The Minister has to consider the comments from people who will be affected by the decision. This is an important part of the process for making a recommendation under section 27. The Minister's role is to make a fair decision based on the information received.

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Qualifications of motor vehicle traders: Exemptions from registration

30Process for making recommendation for exemption

  1. The Minister must not make a recommendation under section 27 unless—

  2. the Minister has consulted with the persons, or representatives of the persons, that the Minister considers will be substantially affected by any order made in accordance with the recommendation, and those persons have had the opportunity to comment to the Minister; and
    1. the Minister has considered those comments.

      1. A failure to comply with subsection (1) does not affect the validity of any order made under section 27.