Summary Proceedings Act 1957 [Full Act]

Enforcement of fines
Interpretation

For the purposes of sections 100C to 100Y, a person is, in relation to a defendant, a [substitute for the defendant] or a substitute if—

(a)

the person is served with a written caution, under section 100C, about the defendant's default in paying a fine for a traffic offence; and

(b)

within 4 years after the date of service of that written caution, the defendant defaults, and continues to be in default, on a further fine for a traffic offence committed while using a motor vehicle that, at the time of the commission of that offence, the person owned or had an interest in.

Geneva Conventions Act 1958 [Full Act]

Protocol I

[substitute] means an organisation acting in place of a Protecting Power in accordance with Article 5.

Sentencing Act 2002 [Full Act]

Sentences, orders, and related matters
Discharge and miscellaneous orders

For the purposes of sections 128 to 142, a person is, in relation to an offender, a [substitute for the offender] or a substitute if—

(a)

the person is served with a written caution, under section 129B, about an offence committed by the offender; and

(b)

within 4 years after the date of the commission of the offence for which that written caution was served, the offender commits a further offence specified in section 128(1) involving a motor vehicle that, at the time of the commission of that offence, the person owns or has an interest in.

Sentencing (Vehicle Confiscation) Amendment Act 2009 [Full Act]

Interpretation of terms used in sections 128 to 142

For the purposes of sections 128 to 142, a person is, in relation to an offender, a [substitute for the offender] or a substitute if—

(a)

the person is served with a written caution, under section 129B, about an offence committed by the offender; and

(b)

within 4 years after the date of the commission of the offence for which that written caution was served, the offender commits a further offence specified in section 128(1) involving a motor vehicle that, at the time of the commission of that offence, the person owns or has an interest in.

Summary Proceedings (Vehicle Seizure) Amendment Act 2009 [Full Act]

New heading and sections 100A to 100Y inserted

For the purposes of sections 100C to 100Y, a person is, in relation to a defendant, a [substitute for the defendant] or a substitute if—

(a)

the person is served with a written caution, under section 100C, about the defendant's default in paying a fine for a traffic offence; and

(b)

within 4 years after the date of service of that written caution, the defendant defaults, and continues to be in default, on a further fine for a traffic offence committed while using a motor vehicle that, at the time of the commission of that offence, the person owned or had an interest in.