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Passenger <strong>Transport</strong> Services <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Accreditation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> Form 3.5<br />

Form 3.5 Reportable incident management procedures for Taxi Services<br />

Reportable incident management procedures for taxi services<br />

Type of offence Examples of allegations Allegation is referred to Who may take action?<br />

Offence under the<br />

Criminal Code Act<br />

• Stealing<br />

• Assault<br />

• Sexual offences<br />

• Stalking<br />

• Using abusive or threatening<br />

language<br />

Breach of Traffic Act • Dangerous, reckless or negligent<br />

driving<br />

Breach of Taxi<br />

Industry<br />

Regulations<br />

Breach of Road<br />

Rules<br />

Breach of Driver<br />

Licensing and<br />

Vehicle Registration<br />

Regulations<br />

Breach of Vehicle<br />

Standards<br />

Regulations<br />

Breach of Antidiscrimination<br />

legislation<br />

• Overcharging or inappropriate<br />

charging<br />

• Misuse of taximeter (wrong tariff<br />

etc)<br />

• Taking incorrect route<br />

• Soliciting for trade<br />

• Refusing a hiring from taxi rank<br />

• Refusing to allow another taxi to<br />

leave a taxi rank<br />

• Leaving a taxi unattended on a<br />

taxi rank<br />

• Failing to secure a wheelchair in<br />

WAT correctly<br />

• Driving a WAT without appropriate<br />

authorisation<br />

• Driving a taxi with non-operational<br />

taxi equipment (camera, meter<br />

etc)<br />

• Minor traffic infringements that do<br />

not constitute reckless or<br />

negligent driving (this might<br />

depend on the time of day and the<br />

circumstances in which the<br />

incident occurred)<br />

• Driving with expired licence or<br />

Ancillary Certificate<br />

• Operating unregistered vehicle<br />

• Vehicle operating under incorrect<br />

MAIB premium<br />

• Tasmania Police<br />

• DIER (Registrar of Motor<br />

Vehicles)<br />

• DIER (Registrar of Motor<br />

Vehicles) – may refer to<br />

Tasmania Police<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong><br />

Compliance and<br />

Enforcement) within 48<br />

hours of becoming aware of<br />

incident<br />

• Tasmania Police (if<br />

complainant is willing to<br />

provide a statement)<br />

• Unroadworthy vehicle • DIER (Vehicle Call in<br />

Service)<br />

• Driver refuses to carry Guide Dog<br />

or other assistance animal other<br />

than as permitted by law.<br />

• Driver refuses to take wheelchairreliant<br />

passenger other than as<br />

permitted by law<br />

• Tasmania Police (may lay<br />

criminal charges)<br />

• DIER (RMV may suspend<br />

Ancillary Certificate if charges<br />

proven)<br />

• DIER (RMV)<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> Compliance &<br />

Enforcement may issue Traffic<br />

Infringement Notice or proceed to<br />

court action)<br />

• Tasmania Police (may issue<br />

traffic infringement notice)<br />

• DIER (Registration & Licensing)<br />

• Accredited operator through<br />

Code of Behaviour or other driver<br />

management process<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> • DIER (Registration & Licensing)<br />

Compliance & Enforcement) • DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> Compliance &<br />

Enforcement may issue Traffic<br />

Infringement Notice or proceed to<br />

court action)<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Operator</strong><br />

<strong>Accreditation</strong> Section may issue<br />

“show cause” notice in respect of<br />

accreditation)<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> Compliance &<br />

Enforcement may issue Traffic<br />

Infringement Notice or proceed to<br />

court action)<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Operator</strong><br />

<strong>Accreditation</strong> Section may issue<br />

“show cause” notice in respect of<br />

accreditation)<br />

• DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> • DIER (<strong>Transport</strong> Compliance &<br />

Compliance & Enforcement) Enforcement)<br />

within 48 hours of becoming • DIER (Registration & Licensing)<br />

aware of incident<br />

• Anti-Discrimination Commission<br />

or Australian Human Rights<br />

Commission if passenger<br />

chooses to make a complaint to<br />

either of these bodies<br />

24 Passenger <strong>Transport</strong> Sevices <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Accreditation</strong> <strong>Forms</strong>

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