The content of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act consists of the following - This Part contains some formal provisions covering title, commencement and definitions.
[14] In addition, the Part contains a number of important financial provisions such as the establishment and operation of the Public Transport Fund.
Those that remain though are important and concern land acquisition and development for the City Loop,[16] regulation making powers and related provisions.
[18] Part 5 contains a number of substantive provisions relating to the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety.
[23] This Part also provides for the accreditation of drivers of taxis, hire cars and buses[24] and, at odds with the rest of the Part, provisions relating to requirements for the preparation of transport plans where special public or private events affect the operation of transport services.
[26] Part 7 contains a range of provisions which predominantly concern the enforcement of transport offences.
[27] The Part also contains a number of schemes relating to public transport enforcement.
Also included in this area of the Part are a range of provisions conferring power to issue sanctions on the Director, Transport Safety and the courts in respect of breaches of transport safety laws.
[32] Consistent with its title, Part 8 sets out a range of miscellaneous and transitional provisions including those relating to the abolition of former transport agencies, service of documents, rail noise, provisions relating to tourist railways, transfer of staff and other sundry matters.
[33] A range of detailed transitional provisions were recently added to this Part as a result of the establishment of the Taxi Services Commission and the positioning of the Secretary of the Department of Transport as Victoria's current taxi and small commercial passenger vehicle regulator.