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Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003

Enforcement - Information-gathering powers - Information-matching provisions

122: Purpose of disclosure of information by Ministry of Transport

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"Why the Ministry of Transport shares information about motor vehicle sales"

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The Ministry of Transport shares information with the Registrar for two reasons. You can find more details about this in section 123. This helps identify people who sell many motor vehicles in a short time and checks if they should be registered as a motor vehicle trader.

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Part 4Enforcement
Information-gathering powers: Information-matching provisions

122Purpose of disclosure of information by Ministry of Transport

  1. The purpose of section 123 is to facilitate the disclosure of information from the Ministry of Transport to the Registrar for the purposes of—

  2. identifying any person who sells more than 6 motor vehicles during a specified period; and
    1. determining whether or not that person is, or should be, a banned person or registered as a motor vehicle trader under this Act.