Transport bodies under the Transport Integration Act
Section 3 of the Transport Integration Act defines transport bodies as the following:
- the Minister for Public Transport and Minister for Roads; Minister for Ports
- the Minister administering any other transport legislation in respect of the transport system
- the Department of Transport
- a Department or public entity engaged in the development of policy in respect of the transport system
- the Secretary of the Department of Transport
- the Transport Infrastructure Development Agent
- the Director of Public Transport
- the Director, Transport Safety
- the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety
- the Public Transport Development Authority (trading as Public Transport Victoria)
- the Roads Corporation (VicRoads)
- the Linking Melbourne Authority
- the Transport Ticketing Authority
- the Victorian Rail Track (VicTrack)
- the V/Line Corporation
- the Port of Melbourne Corporation
- the Port of Hastings Development Authority
- the Victorian Regional Channels Authority
- the Taxi Services Commission
- a waterway manager within the meaning of section 3(1) of the Marine Safety Act 2010
- the Infrastructure Reference Panel established under section 31 of the Road Management Act 2004
- the Essential Services Commission established under section 7 of the Essential Services Commission Act 2001 when it is exercising its functions and powers under any transport legislation in respect of the transport system
- a coordinating road authority within the meaning of section 3(1) of the Road Management Act 2004
- a committee, board, council, or other body established by the Minister under any transport legislation
- a person or body which is declared to be a transport body—
- by the Act under which the person is appointed or the body is established; or
- by the transport legislation under which functions or powers are conferred on the person or body—
either generally or in respect of the exercise of the functions or powers in respect of which the person or body is declared to be a transport body by the Act or transport legislation - a public body that is declared to be a transport body under any transport legislation by an Order in Council made under section 4 either generally or in respect of the exercise of the functions or powers in respect of which the public body is declared to be a transport body by the Order in Council.
The following were to be declared a transport body by an Order in Council—
- the Regional Rail Link Authority
Transport legislation under the Transport Integration Act
Section 3 of the Transport Integration Act 2010 defines transport legislation as the following:
- Accident Towing Services Act 2007
- Border Railways Act 1922
- Bus Safety Act 2009
- Bus Services Act 1995
- Business Franchise (Petroleum Products) Act 1979
- EastLink Project Act 2004
- Marine (Drug, Alcohol, and Pollution Control) Act 1988
- Marine Safety Act 2010
- Melbourne City Link Act 1995
- National Rail Corporation (Victoria) Act 1991
- Pollution of Waters by Oil and Noxious Substances Act 1986
- Port Management Act 1995
- Rail Management Act 1996
- Rail Safety Act 2006
- Road Management Act 2004
- Road Safety Act 1986
- Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983
- Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Act 1989
- Western Port (Steel Works) Act 1970
- Westernport (Crib Point Terminal) Act 1963
- Westernport Development Act 1967
- any other Act or provision of any other Act which is declared to be transport legislation by that other Act
- the Transport Integration Act 2010
- any regulations or other subordinate instrument made under an Act which is transport legislation.
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