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“This provision amends the Second Schedule by replacing a fee unit amount of 1000 with 8400 for item 4(h).”
This provision amends the Second Schedule by replacing a fee unit amount of 1000 with 8400 for item 4(h). This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 37 and replacing it with new text. A licensing officer must not issue or renew a motor vehicle or trailer licence unless the vehicle is registered and matches the register; for a motor vehicle, a valid carbon emission tax certificate must also be produced.
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This provision amends the Second Schedule by replacing a fee unit amount of 1000 with 8400 for item 4(h).
Section 2
This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 37 and replacing it with new text.
Section 3
A licensing officer must not issue or renew a motor vehicle or trailer licence unless the vehicle is registered and matches the register; for a motor vehicle, a valid carbon emission tax certificate must also be produced.
Section 37
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