Sentencing Advisory Council

List of Offences

Please note that the SAC Statistics dashboard is updated regularly to reflect the most recent ten years of data. As a result, the list of offences displayed in the dashboard may differ from the list below, depending on when users access it.

List of offences as of 19 Jan 2026:

ACT	SECTION
Aboriginal Heritage Act 1975	Section 14(1B) Contravention of subsection (1)(a), (b), (c), (d) or (e) in relation to relic is reckless or negligent as to whether it is a relic
Aboriginal Relics Act 1975	Section 10(3) Duties of a person owning or finding a relic
Aboriginal Relics Act 1975	Section 14(1)(d) Offer or expose a relic for sale
Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Control of Use) Act 1995	Section 18(a) Using a chemical product in a way that was not approved under the Code
Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Control of Use) Act 1995	Section 18(b) Using a chemical product other than in accordance with a permit granted and in force under this Act or issued in force under the Agvet Code of Tasmania
Animal Health Act 1995	Section 11(1)(b) Person not to feed restricted animal material to ruminants
Animal Health Act 1995	Section 17(1) Import a restricted material
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 13(1) Sleeping Areas - must ensure that the areas where the dog is likely to sleep are checked daily and maintained in a clean condition
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 15(1) Health and Veterinary Care generally - must ensure that the dog is inspected at least once each day to monitor its health and welfare
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 17(5) Nutrition requirements - inspect, refill, remove, clean and replace food and water containers at least once per day
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 18(1) Exercise requirements - must ensure that the dog is provided with a reasonable opportunity for exercise for at least 60 minutes in total each day
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 5(1) Failure to comply with condition for rehoming of dogs (vaccination)
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 5(2) Failure to comply with condition for rehoming of dogs (veterinary check)
Animal Welfare (Dogs) Regulations 2016	Regulation 5(5) Failure to comply with condition for rehoming of dogs (microchip)
Animal Welfare (Land Transport of Livestock) Regulations 2013	Section 34(6) Person transporting a horse across Bass Strait failing to ensure that the horse was indivually stalled
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 10(1)(b) Allow an animal in your care or charge to be used for the purpose of an activity in which the animal is released from captivity for the purpose of being killed, worried or injured
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 12(1) Set a leghold trap or snare
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 12-2 Crating of Dogs
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 14(2) Fail to comply with an officers instruction
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 14(4) Failure to comply with instruction by officer
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 26 (2) Fail to give name or address as required
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 41 Obstruct or hinder person in exercise of their power under the Act
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 41A Threaten an officer
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 43(7) Contravene conditions of a Court Order
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 48D Continuing offence
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 7 Management of animals - Having care of animal and using management method likely to cause unreasonable and unjustifiable pain or suffering
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8 Cruelty to Animals
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(1) Cruelty to Animals - do any act, or omit to do any duty, which causes or is likely to cause unreasonable and unjustifiable pain or suffering to an animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(1) Do an act which caused pain to an animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(1) Do an act which caused suffering to an animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(2)(c) Cruelty to Animals
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(2)(e) Fail to provide animal with appropriate and sufficient food, drink, shelter, or exercise
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(2)(g) Has possession or custody of a sick or injured animal and fails to provide veterinary or other appropriate treatment for the animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 8(2)a Fail to provide veterinary treatment to a sick or injured animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 9 Aggravated cruelty which resulted in the death of an animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 9 Aggravated cruelty which resulted in the serious disablement of an animal
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 9(1)(a) Aggravated Cruelty to animals likely to result in death, deformity or serious disablement
Animal Welfare Act 1993	Section 9(1)(b) Do an act resulting in harm to an animal
Anti-Discrimination Act 1998	Section 80(3) Fail to comply with a requirement to attend a directions conference
Anti-Discrimination Act 1998	Section 92(4) Fail to comply with a requirement or direction made by the Tribunal
Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) 2010	Section 151(1)(g) Makes a false or misleading representation that goods or services have a sponsorship, approval, performance characteristics, accessories, uses or benefits
Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) 2010	Section 158 (7)(a)(b)(i) Fail to supply goods or services within the period specified
Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) 2010	Section 158(5) Wrongly accepting payment for goods which were not supplied as ordered
Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) 2010	Section 158(7) Wrongly accept payment
Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005	Regulation 3.17(2) Enter airside area without permission at security controlled airport
Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005	Regulation 9.01(1) Threat to commit an act of unlawful interference with aviation
Bail Act 1994	Section 11(1)(b) Supreme Court Warrant of Arrest
Bail Act 1994	Section 5(4) Contravene conditions of a Notice
Bail Act 1994	Section 5(4) Fail to Appear
Bail Act 1994	Section 9 Breach of bail
Bail Act 1994	Section 9 Breach of bail conditions
Bankruptcy Act 1966	Section 265(4)(a) Disburse a Bankrupt Estate
Bankruptcy Act 1966	Section 266(3) Disposing of property with an intention to defraud creditors
Bankruptcy Act 1966	Section 267(2) False declaration by a bankrupt
Bankruptcy Act 1966	Section 267B Failure of person to provide information
Bankruptcy Act 1966	Section 54(1) Fail to make out and file Statement of Affairs
Biosecurity Act 2015	Section 119(1) Failure to comply with permit conditions
Biosecurity Act 2015	Section 71(2) Failure to comply with general biosecurity duty
Building Act 2000	Section 170(7) Failure to comply with Building Order
Building Act 2000	Section 23A(1) Persons must be accredited for certain work
Building Act 2000	Section 23B Persons must not purport to be accredited
Building Act 2000	Section 23F(1) Practitioners must not lend or allow use of their accreditation
Building Act 2000	Section 23G(1) Non-accredited persons must not use practitoner accreditation
Building Act 2000	Section 40(6) Failing to comply with a building order
Building Act 2000	Section 60(1) Carrying out building work without permit in force that allows carrying out of that work
Building Act 2000	Section 74 Being the owner of land, failed to comply a condition of a building permit relating to such land
Building Act 2016	Section 107 Performed notifiable plumbing work before ensuring a notice of work had been given to the permit authority and that the permit authority had issued a certificate of likely compliance
Building Act 2016	Section 11 & 99 Undertake notifiable building without a certificate of likely compliance
Building Act 2016	Section 11(2) The owner of a building where building work, plumbing work or demolition work is being performed must ensure that the work complies with
Building Act 2016	Section 110 Perform notifiable plumbing work, or cause or permit any notifiable plumbing work to be performed, unless he or she a) is satisfied that a certificate of likely compliance (notifiable plumbing work) is in force in respect of the work; and b) has notified
Building Act 2016	Section 118 Building surveyor to be engaged in respect of notifiable demolition work
Building Act 2016	Section 122(1) Perform any notifiable demolition work, or cause or permit any notifiable demolition work to be performed
Building Act 2016	Section 138 Performed permit building work without a valid building permit in force in respect of the building work
Building Act 2016	Section 164 Performed permit plumbing work without a valid plumbing permit in force in respect of the plumbing work
Building Act 2016	Section 174(1) Perform permit plumbing work in accordance with the valid plumbing permit
Building Act 2016	Section 189 Perform permit demolition work without a valid demolition permit
Building Act 2016	Section 216(3) Occupy a building whose use has changed without a new occupancy permit being in force
Building Act 2016	Section 246(8) Failing to comply with a building order
Building Act 2016	Section 250 (5) Failure to comply with a plumbing order
Building Act 2016	Section 304(a) Providing any information, statement, report or document knowing it to be false and/or misleading
Building Act 2016	Section 306(d) Refused to produce documents or records required by a permit authority
Building Act 2016	Section 45(3) Performed building work without holding the relevant licence required to perform that work
Building Act 2016	Section 95 Falied to engage a building surveyor in respect of notifiable building work before the notifiable building work commenced
Building Regulations 2016	Regulation 63(2) Performed work in a bushfire-prone area
Building Regulations 2016	Section 35 Failure to notify the relevant permit authority that work is to commence
Burial and Cremation Act 2019	Section 23 Unlawfully dispose of human remains
Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997	Section 100 Hindering a person in execution of duty
Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997	Section 92 Unlawfully leave a child unattended
Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997	Section 96 Remove child without lawful authority
City of Clarence Public Places and Permits By Law 2007	Section 5 sub-section 2 Enter sporting arena whilst sporting event is in progress
Civil Aviation Act 1988 (Cth)	Section 20A(1) Reckless operation of an aircraft
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988	Regulation 294(1)(a) Prohibition of entry etc on prohibited area
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988	Regulation 91.530 When smoking not permitted
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988	Section 256(AA)(1) Offensive and Disorderly behaviour (in an aircraft)
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 72(a) Make or reproduce a bestiality product
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 72A(1) Make or reproduce child exploitation material
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 73 Procure Child to be involved in making child exploitation material
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 73A Distribute or facilitate the distribution of child exploitation material
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 74(b) Possess bestiality product
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 74A Possession of child exploitation material
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 74A(a) Possess child exploitation material
Classification (Publications, Films & Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995	Section 74A(b) Access child exploitation material
Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (Cth)	Section 245(15) Fail to vote in an election
Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2005	Section 33 Failure to comply with reporting obligations
Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2005	Section 33A Fail to comply with a Community Protection Order
Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2005	Section 34 Providing false or misleading information
Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2005	Section 45C (3) Fail to provide information to allow police to access a device
Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2005	Section 45D (1) Reportable offender failing to comply with Act
Competition and Consumer Act 2010	Section 158 (7) Wrongly Accepting Payment (Reasonable Time)
Competition and Consumer Act 2010	Section 158(1) Wrongly Accepting Payment
Construction Industry (Long Service) Act 1997	Section 5(1)(b) make any payment that the company determines is necessary to fulfil its obligations under the new scheme, unless the company imposes a levy under section 7
Construction Industry (Long Service) Act 1997	Section 6(1) Fail to register employees
Construction Industry (Long Service) Act 1997	Section 8(1)(a) Employer failing to supply the Company with records or information the Company requires in relation to the Construction Industry Long Service Scheme when requested to do so
Coroners Act 1995	Section 19(1) Failing to report an accident involving death
Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CTH)	Section 330-10(1) Failing to lodge a general report with the Registrar
Corporations Act 2001	Section 475(9) Failure to make out and verify by statement in writing in prescribed form, and submit to liquidator, a report as to affairs of corporation within 14 days after the Court orders winding up of corporation
Corporations Act 2001	Section 530A(6) Failure to deliver to liquidator all books or corporation, relating to corporation, as soon as practicable after Court orders winding up of Corporation
Corporations Act 2001	Section 592(6) Doing an act with the intent to defraud creditors
Corporations Act 2001	Section 671B (1) and Section 1311 (1) Failure to give information about substantial holdings
Corporations Law (Cth)	Section 1308(2) False or misleading documentation
Corrections Act 1997	Section 24(1) Unlawfully bring unauthorised thing into a prison
Corrections Act 1997	Secton 58 Assault a correctional Officer
Court Security Act 2017	Section 11(2)(a) Person must not use an electronic device or recording device in principal court proceedings
Court Security Act 2017	Section 11(6)(b) Publishing a recording of proceedings
Crime (Confiscation of Profits) Act 1993	Section 66A(2) Deal with proceeds of Crime
Crime (Confiscation of Profits) Act 1993	Section 66B Dealing with property suspected of being proceeds of crime
Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 (Cth)	Section 11(2)(b) Possessing material used for counterfeiting
Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 (Cth)	Section 6 Make counterfeit money
Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 (Cth)	Section 7(a) Utter Counterfeit Money
Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 (Cth)	Section 9(1)(a) Possess counterfeit money
Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)	Section 3LA(5) Failure to comply with order
Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)	Section 3LA(6) Contravene requirement in S3LA order (Serious offence)
Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)	Section 85W Causing controlled drugs or controlled plants to be carried by post
Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)	Section 85ZE(1)(b) Knowingly use telecommunications service in an offensive way
Crimes(Aviation) Act 1991 (Cth)	Section 28(1)(a) Threaten to destroy, damage or endanger the safety of a Commonwealth aerodrome
Crimes(Aviation) Act 1991 (Cth)	Section 28(1)(b) Threaten to injure a person who is within the limits of a Commonwealth aerodrome
Criminal Code 1924	Section 100 Interfering with a witness
Criminal Code 1924	Section 105 Pervert the course of Justice
Criminal Code 1924	Section 107 & 299 Attempting to escape
Criminal Code 1924	Section 107 Escape
Criminal Code 1924	Section 108(1)(c) Harbour Escapee
Criminal Code 1924	Section 113(1)(a) Making a false declaration
Criminal Code 1924	Section 114(1) Assaulting Police Officer
Criminal Code 1924	Section 114(1) Resisting a Police Officer
Criminal Code 1924	Section 114(1) Wilfully Obstructing a Police Officer
Criminal Code 1924	Section 125A(2) Persistent sexual abuse of a child or young person
Criminal Code 1924	Section 125B Indecent act directed at a young person under 17 years
Criminal Code 1924	Section 125D(3) Make a communication with intention of exposing a person under the age of 17 years to indecent material
Criminal Code 1924	Section 127 Indecent Assault
Criminal Code 1924	Section 127(1) Indecent Assault
Criminal Code 1924	Section 130A Producing child exploitation material
Criminal Code 1924	Section 130C Possess child exploitation material
Criminal Code 1924	Section 130D Accessing Child Exploitation Material
Criminal Code 1924	Section 134(2)(1) By a deception dishonestly obtain a financial advantage
Criminal Code 1924	Section 137 Indecency
Criminal Code 1924	Section 137(a) Public Indecency
Criminal Code 1924	Section 137(b) Indecency (with intent to insult or offend any person)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 172 Wounding or causing grievous bodily harm
Criminal Code 1924	Section 172A Dangerous driving
Criminal Code 1924	Section 183 Aggravated assault
Criminal Code 1924	Section 184 Assault
Criminal Code 1924	Section 184A Assault on pregnant woman
Criminal Code 1924	Section 192 Stalking
Criminal Code 1924	Section 228(a) Special case of stealing
Criminal Code 1924	Section 229 & 234 Stealing (by agent)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 231(1) Stealing by misappropriation
Criminal Code 1924	Section 233 Steal electricity
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234 & 228 Stealing
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234 & 228 Stealing... (special case)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234 & 299 Attempted Stealing
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234 & 300 Stealing
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234 Stealing
Criminal Code 1924	Section 234A(1) Stealing Firearm or Firearm Part
Criminal Code 1924	Section 239C Possess a firearm or firearm part whilst subject to a prohibition order
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240(1) Robbery
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240(2)(a) Aggravated robbery (in company with another)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240(3) Armed Robbery
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240(4) Aggravated Armed Robbery
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240A(1)(a) & 299 Attempted Carjacking (Assault)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 240A(2)(b) Aggravated carjacking
Criminal Code 1924	Section 242 Demand property with menaces
Criminal Code 1924	Section 244 Burglary
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245 Aggravated burglary
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(1)(a)(iii) Aggravated burglary (Dwelling)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(1)(b)(ii) Aggravated burglary (uses or offers violence to an person while in or leaving place in which burglary was committed)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(a)(i) Aggravated burglary (having offensive weapon or instrument or explosive substance)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(a)(iii) & 299 Attempted Aggravated Burglary
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(a)(iii) Aggravated burglary (place is ordinarily used for the purposes of human habitation)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 245(b)(i) Aggravated burglary (uses or offers violence, deprive of liberty or otherwise assaults another whilst committing burglary)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 248(a) Being found armed with a dangerous weapon with intent to commit a crime
Criminal Code 1924	Section 248(b) Being found in possession of an instrument for making an unlawful entry
Criminal Code 1924	Section 248(d) Being found prepared for the commission of a crime (in a conveyance)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 250 & 299 Attempt to obtain goods by false pretences
Criminal Code 1924	Section 250 Obtaining goods by false pretences
Criminal Code 1924	Section 252A (1) & 299 Attempting to dishonestly acquire a financial advantage
Criminal Code 1924	Section 252A (2) Attempting to acquire a financial advantage
Criminal Code 1924	Section 252A(1) Dishonestly acquiring a financial advantage
Criminal Code 1924	Section 253A (c) Fraud
Criminal Code 1924	Section 253A Fraud
Criminal Code 1924	Section 253A(c) and 299 Attempted Fraud
Criminal Code 1924	Section 257B(b) Computer related fraud
Criminal Code 1924	Section 257B(c) Use a computer with intention to defraud
Criminal Code 1924	Section 257E Insert false information as data
Criminal Code 1924	Section 258 In possession of stolen property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 258 Receiving or in possession of stolen property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 258 Receiving stolen property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 268 Arson
Criminal Code 1924	Section 268A(1) Unlawfully setting fire to vegetation
Criminal Code 1924	Section 269 Unlawful setting fire to property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 269A Causing fire with intent to injure person or property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 273 Unlawfully destroying property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 273 Unlawfully injuring property
Criminal Code 1924	Section 276AA Make false threat of danger
Criminal Code 1924	Section 278 Forgery
Criminal Code 1924	Section 279 Uttering
Criminal Code 1924	Section 280(a) Obtaining property on a forged document
Criminal Code 1924	Section 288 Personation
Criminal Code 1924	Section 296(1) Attempt fraud on a creditor
Criminal Code 1924	Section 299 & 245 (a) (iii) Attempted Aggravated burgary (Dwelling)
Criminal Code 1924	Section 400.9(1) Dealing with property reasonably suspected of being proceeds of crime
Criminal Code 1924	Section 78 Unlawfully armed in public
Criminal Code 1924	Section 99 Suppressing evidence
Criminal Code 1924	Sections 244 & 299 Attempted Burglary
Criminal Code 1924	Sections 252(A) Deception
Criminal Code 1995	Section 145(1)(1) Using a forged document
Criminal Code 1995	Section 474.27A (1) Use a carriage service to transmit indecent communication to a person under 16 years of age
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 134.2(1) Obtain financial advantage by deception
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.1(5) Dishonestly causing a loss
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.1(7) Dishonestly influencing a Commonwealth Public Officer
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.1(7) Dishonestly influencing a Public Official
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.2(1) Obtain financial advantage from a Commonwealth entity
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.2(1) Obtaining a financial advantage
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 135.2(2) Obtaining a financial advantage
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 136.1(1) False or misleading statement in an application
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 137.1 Giving false information
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 142.2(1) Abuse of public office
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 144.1(1) Forgery - Making a false document
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 144.1(5) Forgery
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 145.1(1) Using forged document
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 145.1(5) Using a forged Commonwealth document
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 147.1(1) Causing harm to a Commonwealth public official
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 150.1 (1) False representations in relation to a Commonwealth body
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 307.4 Importing a border controlled drug
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 372.1(1) Dealing in identification information and using to pretend to be or pass off as another person
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 376.2(1) Using false identification information at a constitutional airport
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 376.4(1) Using false identification information to obtain an air passenger ticket for another person
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 376.4(2) Constitutional flight offence – taking a flight using an air passenger ticket
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 400.9(1A) Dealing with property reasonable suspected of being proceeds of crime (less than $100,000.00)
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 471(1) Theft of a mail receptacle
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 471.3 Taking or concealing of mail-receptacles, articles or postal messages
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474(15)(2) Use Carriage Service to make threat to harm
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474(6) Interference with facilities
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474(6)(3) Interfere with telecommunications service
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474.15 Use a carriage service to make a threat
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474.15.1 Use carriage Service to make threat to kill
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474.17 Use carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 474.18 Improper use of Emergency Call Service
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 478.1 Unauthorised access to restricted data
Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)	Section 480.4 Dishonestly Obtain or Deal in Personal Financial Information
Crown Land (Public Reserves) Regulations 1979	Regulation 46(1)(e) Cut trees or vegetation on Crown Land
Crown Land Regulations 2001	Regulation 19(3)(a) Remove any brick, glass, coin, masonry, ceramics, Aboriginal relic, or any object of architectural, archaeological, history
Crown Land Regulations 2001	Regulation 19(5)(b) Without authority make a track on a Crown Land Public Reserve
Crown Land Regulations 2001	Section 17 (1)(a) Light a fire in a public reserve
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(1)(a) Occupy Crown Land without lawful authority
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(1)(c) Unlawfully take wood from Crown Lands
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(1)(e) Cut,remove and damage vegetation on Crown Land without lawful authority
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(1)(g) Deposit litter on Crown Land
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(3)(a) Drive a motor vehicle on Crown Land
Crown Lands Act 1976	Section 46(3)(b) Drive on Beach
Crown Lands Regulations, 2011	Regulation 19(1)(c) Interfere with public reserve
Crown Lands Regulations, 2011	Regulation 5 (1) Drive on Public Reserve
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 15(19)(1) Unknown
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233(1)(b) Import a prohibited import
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233(1)(d) Possess Prohibited Import Smuggled Goods or Prohibited Export
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233B(1)(a) Possess Prohibited Import
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233B(1)(b) Import Prohibited Import
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233BAA(4) Intentionally import prohibited goods
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 233BAB-5 Intentionally attempt to import goods
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Section 234(1)(d)(i) Knowingly or recklessly make a false or misleading statement
Customs Act 1901 (Cth)	Sections 233(1AA) and 233(1)(d) Possess Prohibited Import
Dangerous Criminals and High Risk Offenders Act 2021	Section 41 Breach of Interim High Risk Offender Order
Dangerous Substances (Safe Handling) Regulations 2009	Regulation 105 (1) Use type 2 fireworks or theatrical fireworks without a permit
Dangerous Substances (Safe Handling) Regulations 2009	Regulation 34 Handling explosives when not authorised to do so
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 11(1) Dog not wearing collar
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 16 (3) Fail to restrict dog in or on vehicle
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 16(1) Being the owner of a dog at large
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 16(2) Fail to confine bitch on heat
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 17(1) Failing to ensure dog does not chase a moving vehicle
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(1) Dog attacking a person
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(2) Being the owner of a dog which attacks person/animal (not serious)
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(3) Being the owner of a dog which attacks person/animal (serious injury)
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(3A) Dog attacks or bites any animal causing serious injury or death to an animal
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(4) Being the owner of a dangerous dog which attacks a person
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19(5) Failure to notify the council within 24 hours after a dog attacks a person
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19A-7 Owner of Dangerous Dog That Subsequently Attacks Animal/Person
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 19AB Dogs must not injure or kill sensitive wildlife
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 22(2) Person who did take a dog that is not a guide dor or a hearing dog, into a prohibited area as declared by Council
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 23(2) Dog in an area declared to be a restricted area
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 28(1)(a) Dog in prohibited public area
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(1)(a)(i) Being the owner or person in charge of a dangerous dog and failing to ensure that the dog was muzzled in a public place
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(1)(a)(ii) Being the owner or person in charge of a dangerous dog and failing to ensure that the dog was on a lead not exceeding 2 metres that was sufficient to control and restrain the dog
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(1)(a)(iii) Failing to ensure dangerous dog is under the control of a person at least 18 years of age
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(1)b Failing to ensure dangerous dog wears an approved collar at all times
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(2) Failing to ensure dangerous dog is housed in an enclosure that complies with prescribed requirements
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32(3)(a) Dangerous dog not under effective control
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32A(1)(a) Fail to ensure that dangerous dog is desexed and microchipped within 28 days
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 32A(2) Fail to ensure that a declared dangerous dog is desexed
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 33 Failing to display approved warning signs
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 4(1)(a) Fail to have dog under effective control
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 40 (1)(a) Unlawfully interfere with a dog seized under Division 4 of this Act
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 46(1) and (3)(b) Dog creating nuisance
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 46(1) Permit a dog to be a nuisance in a public place
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 46(2) Allowing dog to be nuisance on premises
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 49A Failure to comply with abatement notice
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 49A(3) Failing to comply with Abatement Notice
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 50 Keeping too many dogs on a premises without a licence
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 77-2-a Failing to provide name and address when requested by authorised person
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 78(1)(a) Make a statement knowing it to be false or misleading
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 79 Threaten or obstruct an officer
Dog Control Act 2000	Section 8(1) Keeping a dog over the age of six (6) months which is unregistered
Education Act 2016	Section 53(1) Failure to comply with a Compulsory Scooling Order
Electricity Supply Industry Act 1995	Section 109(1)(c) Unlawfully interfere with electrical installation
Emergency Management Act, 2006	Section 60(a) Assault an emergency management worker
Emergency Management Act, 2006	Section 60(c) Fail to comply with lawful requirement or direction of an emergency management worker
Emergency Management Act, 2006	Section 60(d) Knowingly provide false or misleading information
Environment Protection Act 1973	Section 95(1)(c) Fail to comply with a direction
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 45(3) Breach of environmental protection notice
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 51(1) Cause material environment harm by polluting environment
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 51A(2) Deposit pollutant where environmental harm may be caused
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 51B Conducting an activity to which a permit relates in such a way that constitues a breach of a condition or restriction of the permit
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 53(1) Cause environmental nuisance
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 53(2) Unlawfully causing environmental nuisance
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 92A(a) Fail or refuse to state his or her full name and residential address
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 95(1)a Hinder or obstruct an authorised officer or a council officer, or a person assisting an authorised officer or council officer, in the exercise of powers conferred by this Act
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 95(1)b Use abusive, threatening or insulting language to an authorised officer or a council officer, or a person assisting an authorised officer or council officer
Environmental Management & Pollution Control Act 1994	Section 95(1)c Refuse or fail to comply with a requirement or direction of an authorised officer or a council officer
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Distributed Atmospheric Emissions) Regulations 2018	Regulation 11(1) Burn waste or fuel in the open or in an incinerator on land that has an area less than 2000 square metres
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Miscellaneous Noise) Regulations 2004	Regulation 15 Operate a Motor Vehicle or Motor Vessel within 500 Metres of Domestic Premises
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Miscellaneous Noise) Regulations 2014	Regulation 15 Operate a Motor Vehicle or Motor Vessel within 500 Metres of Domestic Premises
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Noise) Regulations 2016	Regulation 8 Operate a motor vehicle or motor vessel within 500 metres of residential premises
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2010	Regulation 6(1) Disposal of controlled waste except as approved
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2010	Regulation 7(1) Cause or permit a controlled waste to leak, spill or escape into an environment
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2010	Regulation 9(1) Disposal of general waste except as approved
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2020	Regulation 13(9) Failure to comply with a condition of registration of controlled waste transporters
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2020	Regulation 18(1) Use land for the disposal of general waste
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2020	Regulation 6(1) Store a controlled waste without authority
Environmental Management and Pollution Control (Waste Management) Regulations 2020	Regulation 7(1)(a) Cause or permit a controlled waste to leak, spill or escape into an environment
Explosives Regulation	Section 26 Handle explosives (Fireworks) whilst intoxicated
Explosives Regulation	Section 85 Restrictions on use of fireworks
Explosives Regulation	Section 97 Purchase or acquire type 2 or type 3 fireworks
Explosives Regulations 2012	Regulation 15 Unlawfully handle an explosive
Explosives Regulations 2012	Regulation 86(1) Use type 2 firworks or theatrical fireworks without a permit
Explosives Regulations 2012	Regulation 87 Conduct Firework display without permit
Explosives Regulations 2012	Regulation 98 Purchase or acquire type 2 or type 3 fireworks
Family Violence Act 2004	Section 35(1) & Section 74(2) of Justices Act 1959 Attempt to breach of Family Violence Order
Family Violence Act 2004	Section 35(1) Attempt to breach of Family Violence Order
Family Violence Act 2004	Section 35(1) Breach of Family Violence Order, Police Family Violence Order or Interim Family Violence Order
Family Violence Act 2004	Section 35(1) Breach of Interim Family Violence Order
Family Violence Act 2004	Section 9 Emotional abuse or intimidation
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 124(2) State False Name and Address
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 128 (2) (c) Fail to take reasonable precauctions to prevent the spread of fire
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 128(1)(a) Obstruct, Hinder or Interfere with a member of the Fire Service
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 128(1)(g) Unlawfully Tamper with fire alarm
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 128(2)(e) Light fire on another persons land
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 64(1) Fail to take diligent steps to extinguish a fire burning during fire permit period
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 66(1)(a) Light a fire in protected area in permit period
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 66(1)(b) Light a fire to clear land during permit period when not under authority of permit
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 69(3) Leave an unattended campfire that has not been completely extinguished
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 69(4) Light a fire in a permit period unless all flammable material has been moved to place that is at least 3 metres from the site of the fire
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 70(4)(c) Fail to take diligent steps to extinguish a fire burning during total fire ban
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 71(a) Light a fire on day of total fire ban
Fire Services Act 1979	Section 71(b) Usa any machine or apparatus on a day of total fire ban
Firearms Act 1996	Section 10(1) Acquire firearm when not the holder of a firearm licence of the appropriate category
Firearms Act 1996	Section 100(3) Request another person to send any firearm, firearm part or ammunition by mail to an address in Tasmania
Firearms Act 1996	Section 101 (a) Sending Firearms, Firearm Parts or Ammunition By Mail
Firearms Act 1996	Section 103 Knowingly transport a packaged firearm and ammunition together
Firearms Act 1996	Section 104 (1) Fail to comply with the prescribed safety requirements for the conveyance of a firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 104 Fail to comply with safety requirements when transporting firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 105(1) Unlawfully supply firearm ammunition to another person
Firearms Act 1996	Section 105(2)(a) Acquire ammunition when not the holder of a licence for the appropriate firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 105(3)(a) Possess ammunition when not the holder of the appropriate firearm licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 106(a) Cause an advertisement to be published for the sale of a firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 107 Possess firearm part
Firearms Act 1996	Section 107A Possess stolen firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 107A(1) Possess stolen firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 109(1) Fail to immediately surrender firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 11(1) Dealing in firearms whilst not the holder of a firearm dealers licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 110(1) Possess unsafe firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 110A(1) Unlawful trafficking in firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 111(1) Possess loaded firearm in a vehicle in a public place
Firearms Act 1996	Section 111(2) Possess loaded firearm in public when not the holder of a firearm licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 112 Discharge firearm into public place
Firearms Act 1996	Section 113(2) Discharge a firearm within 250 metres of dwelling house
Firearms Act 1996	Section 114(1)(a) Carry a firearm with intent to facilitate the commission of a crime
Firearms Act 1996	Section 114(1)(b) Carry a firearm with intent to resist arrest or prevent arrest of another person
Firearms Act 1996	Section 116(a) Shorten firearm to less than 65 centimeteres in length
Firearms Act 1996	Section 116(b) Possess shortened firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 117 Alter construction and action of firearm when not the holder of a firearms dealer licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 118(1) Possess silencer
Firearms Act 1996	Section 118(2) Possess detachable magazine
Firearms Act 1996	Section 118(3)(C) Possess detachable firearms magazine
Firearms Act 1996	Section 120(1) Handle firearm whilst under the influence of alcohol or a drug
Firearms Act 1996	Section 122(1) Fail to produce licence on demand
Firearms Act 1996	Section 124 (2) A person must not possess any firearm, or firearm part, on which any number, letter or identification mark has been defaced or altered
Firearms Act 1996	Section 124 Deface Identification Markings on Firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 125(c) Falsifying Records
Firearms Act 1996	Section 126(a) Make false or misleading statement in connection with an application
Firearms Act 1996	Section 128(a) Obstruct police officer carrying out duties under provisions of Firearms Act
Firearms Act 1996	Section 128(b) Fail to comply with requirement of Commissioner or Police Officer
Firearms Act 1996	Section 13(1) Possess an heirloom firearm when not the holder of a firearm heirlooms licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 132(1) Possess firearm in contravention of firearms prohibition order
Firearms Act 1996	Section 132(2) Sell or give firearm to another person knowing that person is subject to a firearms prohibition order
Firearms Act 1996	Section 138(2) Fail to supply correct name, address and date of birth
Firearms Act 1996	Section 23(2) Fail to produce required documentation within 7 days
Firearms Act 1996	Section 26(1)(a) Possess a firearm for a purpose not specified in licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 26(1)(b) Use a firearm at premises not specified in licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 46(d) Allow another person who is not the holder of a current firearms licence, to possess firearm in the licensee's possession
Firearms Act 1996	Section 48 Fail to comply with conditions specified on a licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 54(4) Fail to surrender firearms upon suspension or cancellation of licence
Firearms Act 1996	Section 56(4) Possess firearm under a corresponding licence without notifying Commissioner
Firearms Act 1996	Section 57 Holder of a licence failing to notify of change of particulars
Firearms Act 1996	Section 68(1) Use firearm whilst under the age of 18 years without permission
Firearms Act 1996	Section 74(1) Possess an unregistered firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 80(1) Registrant failing to notify sale of firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 80(2) Fail to report loss of firearm within 7 days
Firearms Act 1996	Section 82 Fail to produce registered firearm upon request
Firearms Act 1996	Section 82(1) Fail to produce registered firearm upon request
Firearms Act 1996	Section 84 Fail to take all precautions to ensure safekeeping of firearm
Firearms Act 1996	Section 85(1) Fail to comply with storage of firearms requirements (Category A&B firearms)
Firearms Act 1996	Section 85(1)(d) Fail to comply with ammunition storage requirements (Category A&B firearms)
Firearms Act 1996	Section 85(2) Fail to comply with prescribed storage of firearms requirements (10 or more firearms)
Firearms Act 1996	Section 85(3) Fail to comply with prescibed storage of firearms requirements (Catergory H)
Firearms Act 1996	Section 86(1) Fail to comply with firearms storage requirements
Firearms Act 1996	Section 89(1) Fail to forward quarterly return within the specified 14 day period
Firearms Act 1996	Section 9(1) Possess firearm when not the holder of a firearm licence of the appropriate category
Firearms Act 1996	Section 9(1)(b) Possess a firearm to which a firearm licence may not be issued
Firearms Act 1996	Section 9(1A)(a) Possess a prohibited firearm when not the holder of a firearm licence of the appropriate category
Firearms Act 1996	Section 9(1A)(b) Possess a prohibited firearm to which a firearms licence may not be issued
Firearms Act 1996	Section 90(a) Licensed firearm dealer - Fail to produce a record in an approved form of all dealings with firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 93(1) Licensed firearm dealer - Fail to keep a record in an approved form of all dealings with firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 94(1) Dealer Fail to label Firearms
Firearms Act 1996	Section 97 Displaying of Firearms - Firearms Dealer
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 1997	Rule 10 Take abalone without a licence and when not an aborigine undertaking a cultural activity
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 1997	Rule 18(1)(a) Fail to carry measuring device while taking abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 10 Take abalone without authority
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 13(1)(c) Take abalone in excess of amount specified in fishing licence (abalone dive)
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 16(1)(a) Unlawfully take more that 10 abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 16(1)(b) Possess in excess of 5 abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 16(1)(c) Unlawfully possess more than 20 abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 18(1)(a) Fail to carry measuring device while taking abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 18(1)(c) Fail to immediately replace undersize abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 27(4) Dive in State waters in part of commerical blacklip abalone fishery other than part nominated on a fishing trip
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 36(3)(b) Fail to participate in diving whilst on a fishing trip as a member of a diving team
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 38(1) Making false or misleading statement to a fisheries officer
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2009	Rule 43(1) Fail to make post fishing report
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 15(3) Taking an amount of abalone that exceeds the total amount specified in the licence
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 16(2)(a) Fail to carry measuring device while taking abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 16(2)(b) Fail to measure abalone as soon as they detached
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 16(2)(c) Fail to immediately replace undersize abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 17(1) Taking abalone from State waters
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 18(1) Take more than 10 abalone from State waters
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 18(2) Unlawfully possess in excess of 5 abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 18(3) Unlawfully possess more than 20 abalone
Fisheries (Abalone) Rules 2017	Rule 35(2)(b) Failing to ensure holding tanks are marked
Fisheries (Commercial Dive) Rules 2011	Rule 16 Place controlled fish in a fish cauf without licence endorsement
Fisheries (Commercial Dive) Rules 2011	Rule 17(2)(a) Use fish cauf at place other than that specified in licence
Fisheries (Commercial Dive) Rules 2011	Rule 17(3)(c) Fail to mark fish cauf as required
Fisheries (Commercial Dive) Rules 2011	Rule 18(1) Fail to complete Part A of a commercial diver's docket
Fisheries (General & Fees) Regulations 2006	Regulation 6(2) Possess undersized abalone from the wild
Fisheries (General & Fees) Regulations 2006	Regulation 7A(15) Take undersize abalone in the Southern area
Fisheries (General & Fees) Regulations 2006	Regulation 7A(16) Possess undersize abalone in the southern area
Fisheries (General and Fees) Regulations 2016	Regulation 7(18) Take undersize abalone in the Southern area
Fisheries (General and Fees) Regulations 2016	Regulation 7(19) Possess undersize abalone in the southern area
Fisheries (General and Fees) Regulations 2016	Regulation 7E(2) Take abalone with a shell length less than 138 millimetres from the southern area
Fisheries (General and Fees) Regulations 2016	Regulation 7E(3) Possess any abalone with a shell length less than 138 millimetres in the southern area
Fisheries (Processing and Handling) Rules 2010	Rule 34(4)(1) Requirement to weigh and record weight
Fisheries (Processing and Handling) Rules 2010	Section 25 (1) Fail to complete fish receipt docket
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 10 Take rock lobster in State waters without authority
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 12(6) Contravene rock lobster fishery closure
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 17(a) A person must not take, buy, sell or be in possession of a male rock lobster that has a carapace shorter than 110 millimetres
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 17(b) A person must not take, buy, sell or be in possession of a female rock lobster that has a carapace shorter than 105 millimetres
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 20 Possess in State waters rock lobster dismembered or cut up
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 23(5) Possess rock lobster not marked or tagged as required
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 24(1) Take rock lobster for non-commercial purposes without authority
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 24(3) Take rock lobster for non-commercial purposes by means of a rock lobster pot
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 25(2) Take rock lobster by means other than a bare or gloved hand
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 32 Take more than 2 rock lobster in State waters in the eastern region on any one day
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 33(4) Possess more than 4 rock lobster in State waters in the eastern region
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 34(3)(a) More than 10 rock lobster on vessel in the eastern region
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 40(1) Fail to mark non-commerical rock lobster
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 53(1) Fail to keep a current copy of commercial rock lobster licence on vessel during a commercial fishing trip
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 74(2) Retain more than 30 rock lobster for personal use in a quota year
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 75(1) Set or Use or be in Possession of a rock lobster pot without authority
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 76(1) Use for commercial purposes rock lobster pots in excess of number specified on licence
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 79(1)(a) Set or Use a rock lobster pot in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 79(1)(b) Set or Use a rock lobster pot in the River Derwent
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 81(1) Set or use a rock lobster pot in State waters without marker buoys
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 96(1)(a) Fail to complete commercial rock lobster catch record
Fisheries (Rock Lobster) Rules 2011	Rule 97(11) Unlawfully possess closed rock lobster tags
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 12 Take/Possess striped trumpeter from State waters during closed season
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 123 (2) Take scalefish in excess of daily bag limit
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 123 (3) Posses scalefish in excess of possession limit
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 133(5)(b) Set or leave a gillnet for a continuous period of more than 2 hours in a shark refuge area
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 134(1) Unlawfully use a graball net
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 37(a) Taking Scalesfish for commercial purposes in State waters
Fisheries (Scalefish) Rules 2015	Rule 71 Take or Possess banded morwong without licence
Fisheries (Scallop) Rules 2010	Rule 10 Possess scallops smaller than minimum size
Fisheries (Scallop) Rules 2010	Rule 14(2) Possess more than 100 scallops without authority
Fisheries Management Act 1991	Section 95 (1)(g) False/misleading material in logbook
Fisheries Rules 2009	Rule 15(1)(a) take any fish from State waters within a marine nature reserve
Fisheries Rules 2009	Rule 15(1)b Possess fish taken from a marine reserve
Fisheries Rules 2009	Rule 16(1)(a) Fail to obtain a signed receipt when purchasing fish for resale
Fisheries Rules 2009	Rule 17(1)(a)(v) Receipt for sale of fish
Fisheries Rules 2009	Rule 8 Using vessel without fishing licence (vessel)
Fisheries Rules 2019	Rule 12(2)(a) Take any fish from State waters from a Marine Nature Reserve
Food Act 2003	Section 17(1) Handling of unsuitable food
Food Act 2003	Section 17(2) Sell food that is unsuitable
Food Act 2003	Section 21(1) Failure to comply with a requirement imposed by a provision of the Food Standards Code in relation to the conduct of a food business or to food intended for sale or food for sale
Forest Management Act 2013	Section 22(5) Fail to comply with a request from an authorised officer
Forest Management Act 2013	Section 23 (4) (b) Being on a closed forest road
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 17(4)(ba) Clearing trees without a certified Forest Practices Plan
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 17(4)(bb) Clearance and conversion of a threatened native vegetation community without a certified Forest Practices Plan
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 21(1)(a) Contravene or fail to comply with provisions of plan
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 21(1)(c) Contravene provisions of a forest practices plan
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 40(3) Failure to comply with a request of a forest practices officer
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 41(5) Failure to comply with a notice to cease forest practices
Forest Practices Act 1985	Section 42(5) Failure to comply wih a notice confirmed by the Tribunal
Gas (Safety) Regulations 2014	Regulation 73(3) A person must not carry out any boring or excavation in, or on, any ground within the proximity of a gas infrastructure, if the information available under subregulation (1) identifies the location of that infrastructure
Health and Evironmental Services By Laws 2011	Clause 18(1) Lighting an open air fire or allowing an open air fire to be lit or remain alight
Health and Evironmental Services By Laws 2011	Clause 22(a) Position an open or air fire not less than 5 metres from any boundary
Health and Evironmental Services By Laws 2011	Clause 22(b) Position an open air fire not less than 30 metres from any dwelling not on the property
Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Tasmania) Act 2010	Section 116 (2)(c) Did knowingly hold another person out as being registered when the other person was not registered
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 102(1) Driver of heavy vehicle failing to comply with dimension requirements (severe risk breach)
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 102(1)(b) a person who drives, or permits another person to drive, a heavy vehicle on a road must ensure the vehicle, and the vehicles components and load, comply with the dimension requirements applying to the vehicle, unless the person has a reasonable excuse. (
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 102(1)(b)(iii) A person who drives, or permits another person to drive , a heavy vehicle on a road must ensure the vehicle, and the vehicle's components and load, comply with the dimension requirements applying to the vehicle, unless the person has a reasonable excuse
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 109(2) Warning signals required for rear projection of loads
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 109(2)(a) A person must not use the heavy vehicle, or permit the heavy vehicle to be used, on a road unless, during the daytime—a brightly coloured red, red and yellow, or yellow flag at least 300mm
	by 300mm is fixed to the extreme back of the load;
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 111 Driver of a Heavy Vehicle fail to comply with loading requirements (servere risk breach)
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 111(c) Fail to comply with loading requirements (severe risk breach)
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 129(1) Driver/Operator of heavy vehicle contravene condition of Mass/Dimension exemption
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 129(3) Use a heavy vehicle, or permit a heavy vehicle to be used, on a road way that contravenes a condition of a mass or dimension exemption applying to the vehicle
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 134(1) A heavy vehicle warning sign must not be displayed on a heavy vehicle unless it is being used under a dimension exemption
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 183(2) Liability of employer etc. for contravention of mass dimensions or loading requirement
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250 (1) (a) (d) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence if, in any period statd in the standard hours for the driver, the driver - works for more than the maximum work time stated in the standard hours for the period; for a critical risk
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250 (1)(a)(a) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence if, in any period stated in the standard hours for the driver, the driver works for more than the maximum work time stated in the standard hours for the period; or for a minor risk b
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250(1)(a) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence if, in any period stated in the standard hours for the driver, the driver works for more than the maximum work time stated in the standard hours for the period
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250(1)(a)(b) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence if, in any period stated in the standards hours for the driver, the driver works for more than the maximum work time stated in the stated hours for the period, for a substantial risk
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250(1)(a)(d) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence if, in any period stated in the standard hours for the driver, the driver works formore than the maximum work time stated in the standard hours for the period, for a critical risk br
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 250(1)(b) The solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle commits an offence, if in any period stated in the standard hours for the driver, the driver rests for less than the minimum rest time stated in the standard hours for the period
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 254(1)(a) Solo driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle operating under BFM hours, worked for more than the maximum time stated in the BFM hours for the period
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 26D Duty of executive of legal entity
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 26E(1)(c) Prohibited request
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 26G Failing to comply with a primary duty (Category 2 offence)
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 293 Driver of fatigue-related heavy vehicle failing to maintain or carry a work diary
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 296 (1) Failure to record work and rest changes
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 330(1) Make entry into someone else's work record
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 568(2) Fail to Produce Drivers Licence
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 60(1) Use/Permit a heavy vehicle contravene heavy vehicle standards
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 96 Driver of heavy vehicle failing to comply with mass requirements (severe risk breach)
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 96(1) A person who drives, or permits another person to drive, a heavy vehicle on a road must ensure the vehicle's components and load, comply with the mass requirements applying to the vehicle, unless the person has a reasaonable excuse
Heavy Vehicle National Law	Section 96(1)(c) Exceed Mass Limit
HIV/AIDS Preventive Measures Act 1993	Section 35(a) Fail to dispose of needle or syringe in correct container
Inland Fisheries (Recreational Fishing) Regulations 2009	Regulation 15(a) Take/Possess freshwater crayfish
Inland Fisheries (Recreational Fishing) Regulations 2009	Regulation 20(a) Take in excess of 2 kilograms of whitebait in any given day
Inland Fisheries (Recreational Fishing) Regulations 2009	Regulation 20(c) Must not have possession of more than 10 kilograms of whitebait at any one time
Inland Fisheries (Recreational Fishing) Regulations 2009	Regulation 26(1) Possess/use a net other than a landing net or a seine net
Inland Fisheries (Recreational Fishing) Regulations 2009	Regulation 7(1) Take fish from inland waters by means other than rod and line
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 102(3) Fail to give residential address (alternative)
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 130(1) Use light to facilitate the taking of fish
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 130(2) Possess light for the purpose of facilitating the taking of fish
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 131(2) Take protected fish
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 134 (2) Take fish for sale without authority
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 137(1)(c) Disturb spawning fish
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 141 Refuse to allow search
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 143-a Assault, abuse or threaten an officer exercising a power or performing a function
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 143-b Hinder, mislead, obstruct or delay officer
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 144 Make false or misleading statement
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 150 (A) Have control of a controlled fish
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 197(3) Failure to comply with a ministerial order
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 197A Aid, abet or induce another person to commit an offence under the Inland Fisheries Act 1995
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 37(1) Take fish without angling licence
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 37(2) Possession of an assembled rod, reel and line at Inland Water without an angling licence
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 38(1) Possess whitebait without a licence
Inland Fisheries Act 1995	Section 62(1) Deal with applicable fish
Inland Fisheries Regulations 1996	Regulation 197(3) Fail to comply with Ministerial Order
Inland Fisheries Regulations 2019	Section 18 (A) Take more than 2 kilograms of whitebait on any one day
Inland Fisheries Regulations 2019	Section 18(c) Take or have possession of more than 10 kilograms of whitebait at any one time
Inland Fisheries Regulations 2019	Section 23 (2) A person who is on the bank of any inland waters or is in or on a watercraft on any inland waters, must not possess or use a net other than (a) a landing net or (b) a seine net
Justices Act 1959	80-1/a Non payment of fines and costs
Justices Act 1959	Section 106I(1) Breach of Interim Restraint Order
Justices Act 1959	Section 106I(1) Breach of Restraint Order
Justices Act 1959	Section 25(1) Contempt of court
Justices Act 1959	Section 42&Section 73 Fail to answer summons to witness
Justices Act 1959	Section 72A An attempt to commit an offence mentioned in section 71(1) or section 72(1) is an offence triable and punishable in the same way as the offence attempted
Justices Act 1959	Section 73 (1)(d) Instigate another person to commit an offence
Justices Act 1959	Section 73(1) Enable or aid the commission of a simple offence
Justices Act 1959	Section 73(3) & Section 9(1) of Firearms Act 1996 Aid the commission of a simple offence (Possess a firearm when not the holder of a firearm licence of the appropriate category)
Justices Act 1959	Section 73(3) + Section 69 Aid and abet a simple offence
Justices Act 1959	Section 73(3) Aid and abet a simple offence
Kingborough Council Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas By Laws 2011	Clause 12(1) Cut, pluck, destroy or injury any tree, shrub, flower or other vegetation growing in or on any Council land or recreational facility
Kingborough Council Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas By Laws 2011	Clause 18 Light or maintain any fire in or on any Council land, or recreational facility unless in a palce designated for that purpose
Kingborough Council Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas By Laws 2011	Clause 25 Not drive any vehicle, or ride or lead any horse in or on any Council land or recreational facility
Kingborough Council Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas By Laws 2011	Clause 26 Not park or leave any vehicle in or on any Council land or recreational facility
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Section 62(3) Use land in a way that is contrary to a Planning Scheme
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Section 63(2)(a) Using land in a way that is contrary to a planning scheme
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Section 63(2)(c) Use land in a way, or undertake development or do any other act that constitutes a breach of a condition or restriction of a permit imposed by a planning authority pursuant to any such scheme or order or a determination of the Appeal Tribunal
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Section 63(3) Undertake development without a permit
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Section 65(E)(1) Contravene or fail to comply with a requirement imposed by an enforcement notice
Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993	Subsection 63(2) Undertaking Development contrary to a planning scheme
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 80(1)(a) Fail to leave licensed premises when required by licensee
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 80(1)(b) Fail to leave licensed premises when required by a Police Officer
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 80(2) Return to Licensed Premises
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 80A(1) Remain in the vicinity of Permit Premises
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 82(a) Hinder an Authorised Officer
Liquor and Accommodation Act 1990	Section 83 Fail to give correct name, address, date of birth to a Police Officer
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 25B(2) Fail to comply with conditions of a liquor licence
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 5 Sell Liquor except as authorised
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 54 Fail to display liquor licence
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 65(1) Permit persons to enter licensed premises outside authorized hours
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 79C Take liquor onto licensed premises or permit premises without consent
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 79D Act in a disorderly manner on licesnsed premises
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 80 (1) (a) Fail to leave licensed premices when required by licensee
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 80 (2A) Remain in the vicinity of Licenses Premises
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 80(2) Return to Licensed Premises
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 80A(1)(a) Fail to leave permit premises when required
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 80A(1)(b) Return to Special Permit Premises
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 81(7) Breach of Police Barring Order
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 82(a) Hinder an Authorised Officer
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 82(c) Fail to leave licences premises when required by a Police Officer
Liquor Licencing Act, 1990	Section 83 Fail to give name
Listening Devices Act 1991	Section 5(1)(a) Use a listening device to listen to a private conversation
Litter Act 1973	Section 9(1)(a) Deposit litter in or on a public place
Litter Act 2007	Section 33 Litterer fail to remove litter
Litter Act 2007	Section 43(2) Refuse to state name and address
Litter Act 2007	Section 9(1)(a) Deposit litter in or on a public place
Litter Act 2007	Section 9(1)(b) A person must not deposit litter that is 55 litres or less in volume
Litter Act 2007	Section 9(1)(c) Deposit litter in a public place that exceeds 55 litres but does not exceed 2 cubic metres in volume
Litter Act 2007	Section 9(4)(b) Deposit litter exceeding 55 litres in volume in an open private place
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 145(1) Failing to keep records and information in a manner and form approved by the Secretary
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 145(1)(a) Fail to keep approved records under the Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995 (the holder of an authorisation)
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 145(1)(e) Fail to keep approved records under the Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 203(a) Abuse a Fisheries Officer
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 203(b) Obstruct a fisheries officer
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 255A(3) Using a trawl net in State waters
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 262(1) Sell fish taken in contravention of the Act
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 263(a) Make false or misleading statement to a fisheries officer
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 264A(1) Trafficking in fish
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 265(a) Knowingly make false or misleading statement in keeping records
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 270(2) Contravene a direction made by the Minister
Living Marine Resources Management Act 1995	Section 86A Contravene condition of licence
Local Government (Highways) Act 1982	Section 97(1) Exceed Parking Meter Limit
Local Government (Highways) Act 1982	Section 97(1)(a)(i) Vehicle remaining parked in a metered parking space without the meter running
Local Government (Highways) Act 1982	Section 97(1)(a)(ii) Vehicle remaining parked in a metered parking space for longer than the period notified on the meter
Local Government (Highways) Act 1982	Section 97(2) Exceed parking limit/parking voucher not displayed
Local Government Act 1993	Section 200(3) Fail to comply with abatement notice
Local Government Act 1993	Section 28ZK Fail to keep determination of code of conduct complaint or report confidential
Local Government Act 1993	Section 28ZM(2) Fail to comply with a sanction imposed by code of conduct panel
Local Government Act 1993	Section 336(3) Using and/or displaying the arms of a council without its approval
Local Government Act 1993	Section 338A Disclosure of Information
Local Government Act 1993	Section 339 Improper use of Information
Local Government Act 1993	Section 339A Misuse of office
Magistrates Court Act 1987	Section 17A(1)(a) Contempt of court
Marine and Safety (Authority) Act 1997	Section 38B(4) Fail to comply with a notice requiring vessel to be seaworthy
Marine and Safety (Collision) Regulations 2017	Regulation 5 Offence to contravene International Regulations
Marine and Safety (Courts of Inquiry and Survey) Regulations 1997	Regulation 5(2) Fail to Report as required incident occurring to vessel
Marine and Safety (General) Regulations 2013	Regulation 5(1) Fail to wear an approved personal flotation device
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 16(1) In charge of registered motor boat without a licence
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 31(1) Fail to ensure mandatory safety equipment carried on boat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 32(2) Fail to wear personal flotation device on proceeding motor boat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 33(3)(b)(i) Exceed 5 knots within 60 metres of a specified object
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 33(3)(c)(i) Exceed 5 knots within 120 metres of person bathing
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 33(6) Operate Vessel in an Erratic Manner within 200 metres of a swimmer or the shoreline
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 35 Drive a Motor Boat Negligently
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Clause 4(a) Allow unregistered motor boat on a marine facility
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences ) By-Laws 2013	Section 4 Fail to Register Motorboat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 1998	Clause 10 Fail to affix registration label to motor boat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 2008	Clause 31(1)(a) Fail to ensure minimum safety equipment is carried on motor boat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 2008	Clause 32(1) Fail to wear personal flotation device on motor boat
Marine and Safety (Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 2008	Clause 32(3) Fail to ensure child under 12 years wore personal flotation device while vessel under power
Marine and Safety(Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 1997	Clause 13(1)(b) Fail to ensure minimum safety equipment carried on boat
Marine and Safety(Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 1997	Clause 13A(1) Fail to wear personal flotation device on motor boat under 6m in length
Marine and Safety(Motor Boats and Licences) By-Laws 1997	Clause 31(1)(a) Fail to ensure minimum safety equipment is carried on motor boat
Marine Safety (Domestic Commercial Vessel) National Law Act 2012	Section 144(1) Breach, cause or permit another person to breach a condition in relation to a vessel
Marine Safety (Misuse of Alcohol) Act 2006	Section 16(1) Operate a vessel other than a commercial vessel while exceeding permitted concentration of alcohol
Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Act 2003	Section 120(1) Possess a weapon in a Maritime Security Zone
Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Act 2003	Section 123 Carry or possess weapons on board certain ships
Mineral Resources Development Act 1995	Section 84 (2) Hinder or obstruct from carrying out any mining operations under the lease
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 12(1) Trafficking in controlled substance
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 14 Supplying controlled drug to a child
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 20 Manufacture a controlled precursor (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 21 Manufacturing controlled drug. (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 22 Cultivate a controlled plant
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 22A Cultivating controlled plant for sale
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 23 Possess thing used for administration of controlled drug
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 24 Possess/Use/Administer a controlled drug
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 24(a) Possess a controlled drug
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 24(b) Use a controlled drug
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 25 Possess or use controlled plant or its products
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 26 Selling/Supplying controlled drug. (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 27 Sell or supply controlled plant
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 27A Unlawful importation of controlled substance (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 27AA Trafficking in controlled substances (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(2)(a) Forge a prescription (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(2)(b) Possess a prescription knowing it to be forged or unlawfully altered (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(2)(c) Utter a prescription knowing it to be forged or unlawfully altered (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(3) Unlawfully alter a prescription
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(4) Obtain prescription by means of false conduct (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 28(5) Unlawfully possess blank prescription form (minor offence)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 31(2)(a) Fail to comply with a requirement under Section 31(1)(a)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 31(2)(b) Fail to comply with requirement made under Section 31(1)(b)
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 31(2)(c) Knowingly give false or misleading information in response to a requirement
Misuse of Drugs Act 2001	Section 7(1) Cultivate a controlled plant for sale
Motor Accidents (Liabilities and Compensation) Act 1973	Section 29(1) Use a motor vehicle with no premium cover
Motor Vehicle Standards Act 1989	Section 10A Approval for the placement of identification plates
Motor Vehicle Standards Act 1989	Section 19(2) Importation of vehicles requiring modification
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 12(3) Drive a vehicle in any reserved land except on a road without authority
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(2) Driving a vehicle on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(2)(a) Drive a vehicle in any reserved land except on a road, no authority
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(2)(b) Driving a vehicle on reserve land not in a designated vehicle area
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(3) Fail to comply with conditions of a designated vehicle area while driving a vehcile on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(3) Fail to comply with conditions of a designated vehicle area while driving a vehicle on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 18(5) Without authority, contravene a vehicle control sign on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 19(2) Drive a vehicle on a road on reserved land when that road is closed
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 19(2) Drive a vehicle on a road on reserved land when the road was closed
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4 (11) Unlawfully use a chainsaw on any reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4 (7) Unlawfully deposit litter on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4 11(a) Use a chainsaw on reserved land, without authority
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4 11(b) Possess a chainsaw on reserved land, no authority
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(1)(a) Without authority cut down a tree on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(1)(b) Diverting water on reserved land without authority
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(1)(c) Collect and remove firewood without authority to do so
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(1)(c) Without authority, remove firewood from reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(11)(b) Possessing a chainsaw on any reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(3)(c) Destroy, damage, alter, tamper with or deface any building, fence, gate, fireplace, notice, sign, structure or other work erected or placed on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(3)(c) Destroy, dmaage, alter, tamper with or deface any sign on reserved land
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 4(5) Make or mark out a track or route
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 5(a) On reserved land, behave in an offensive manner (use offensive language)
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 6(1)b Possess hunting equipment in a National Park
National Parks and Reserved Land Regulations 2009	Regulation 64(9) Refuse to deliver up to an Authorised Officer when requested
National Parks and Reserves Management Act 2002	Section 36 Cutting down, damaging or destroying a tree or fallen tree on reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Act 2002	Section 38(1)(b) Provide a service on reserved land that is also Crown land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 16 (3) Failing to comply with a recreational activity sign
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 18(2)(c) Enter or remain in any reserved land or part of any reserved land when access to that reserved land is prohibited
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 19(3)(a) Drive a vehicle on reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 5(12)(a) Unlawfully use a chainsaw on any reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 5(12)(b) Unlawfully possess a chainsaw on any reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 5(2)(a) Take a growing or standing plant from reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 5(6)(b) Make or mark out any track or route on reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 7(1)(a) Take or have in his or her possession any form of wildlife or the products of wildlife
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 7(1)(e) Interfere with nest, breeding place or habitation on reserved land
National Parks and Reserves Management Regulations 2019	Regulation 9(3) Take a dog onto reserve land that is not a designated dog-exercising area
National Parks and Reserves Regulations 1971	Regulation 4(1)(c) Unlawfully interfere with specified material on reserved land
Nature Conservation (Deer Farming) Regulations 2022	Regulation 11(6) Being in possession of a product of farm deer without a receipt
Nature Conservation (Deer Farming) Regulations 2022	Regulation 12(1)(c) Hunted farm deer at a deer farm when he was not lawfully entitled to be in possession of a weapon
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 18 Taking or possessing partly protected wildlife
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 18(1) Take any form of partly protected wildlife without a licence or permit
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 19(1) Take or Possess Protected Wildlife
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 65(1) Taking Deer
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 92 Possess wildlife or products of wildlife taken contrary to regulations
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Regulation 92(2)(b) Possess products of wildlife
Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 2021	Section 17 Possessing restricted (special purpose) wildlife
Nature Conservation Act 2002	Section 32 (2)(a) Bring into the state a controlled animal without authority
Nature Conservation Act 2002	Section 32(2) Import a restricted animal
Nature Conservation Act 2002	Section 32(3)(a) Be in possession of a restricted animal
Nature Conservation Act 2002	Section 32(4) Possess a controlled animal
Navigation Act 2012	Section 121(1)(a) Obstruct or Interfere with any part of the machinery or equipment of the vessel
Occupational Licensing Act 2005	Section 21 Carrying on business as a contractor without a contractor's licence
Occupational Licensing Act 2005	Section 22 (1) Carry out any prescribed work when not the holder of a practitioners licence
Occupational Licensing Act 2005	Section 22A Obligation to hold building services licence
Occupational Licensing Act 2005	Section 25(2) Duties of licence holders
Occupational Licensing Act 2005	Section 38(1) Holding out as a practitioner when not the case
Passenger Transport Services Regulations 2013	Regulation 21(b) Passenger vehicle unreasonably disrupt the lawful movement of traffic
Pharmacy Control Act 2001	Section 70A Failure to notify Authority
Plant Quarantine Act 1997	Section 68-2 Fail to comply with restrictions and conditions relating to importation
Poisons Act 1971	Poisons Act Sell or supply restricted substance to an unauthorised person
Poisons Act 1971	Section 26(1) Unlawfully supply restricted substance
Poisons Act 1971	Section 36(1) Possess restricted substance
Poisons Act 1971	Section 48(1) Possess narcotic substance
Poisons Act 1971	Section 49(1)(b) Possess part of a prohibited plant
Poisons Act 1971	Section 52(1) Cultivate prohibited plant
Poisons Act 1971	Section 55(1)(c) Possess prohibited substance
Poisons Act 1971	Section 55(1)(d) Use prohibited substance
Poisons Act 1971	Section 90D(2)(b) Fail to state source of supply
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 18 Fail to keep Narcotic Substances Register in Accordance with Regulations
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 24 Prescription for certain narcotic substances to be issued only on authority of Secretary
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 27 (1) Dispensing a Narcotic Substance Contrary to the Regulations
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 27(17) Dispensing a Narcotic Substance Under a Prescription Presented more than 6 months after the Date of Issue
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 38(1) Wilfully Destroy a Narcotic Substance
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 45(4) Authorised nurse practitioner prescribing restricted substance without authority
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 45(5)(d)(i) Issue prescription for restricted substance for an unauthorised purpose
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 51(18) Dispensing Prescriptions for restricted substances (S4)
Poisons Regulations 2018	Regulation 51(9) Dispensing of restricted substance more times than indicated on the prescription
Poisons Regulations, 2008	Regulation 13(9) Make false or misleading entry in narcotics register
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 10(1)(a) Permit or suffer disorderly conduct
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 10(6) Fail to comply with a direction of a police officer (Disorderly House)
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 12(1)(a) Swear in public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 12(1)(c) Offensive Language in public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 12(1)(d) Threatening behaviour to provoke a breach of the peace in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(a) Behave in a violent manner
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(a) Behave in a violent, riotous, offensive, indecent manner
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(a) Behave in an indecent manner
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(a) Behave in an offensive manner
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(b) Disturb the public peace
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(c) Disorderly Conduct
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(d) Insulting a person
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(e) Commit a Nuisance
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(1)(f) Throw, let off or set fire to a firework
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(2) Recklessly discharge missile to the danger of another person
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(2A) Supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(6) Permit animal to be in public place, not in custody or control
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13(A)(1) A person who observes or visually records another person, in circumstances where a reasonable person would expect to be afforded privacy
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13A (1) Observation or recording in breach of privacy
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13A 2 Observation or recording another person's anal or genital region
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13A 2(b) Observation or recording another person's anal or genital region
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13B Publishing or distributing prohibited visual recording
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 13C Possession of Prohibited visual recording
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 14-1 A person, in any public place or within sight of any person in a public place, must not bathe in any river, lake, harbour or stream
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 14A(1)(a) Peep or peer into dwelling house
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 14A(1)(b) Lurking, loitering, secreting yourself within the curtilage of a dwelling house
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 14B(1) & 2A(a) Trespass on land in possession of a firearm
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 14B(1) Trespass
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15(1)(b) Damage property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15B(2) Fail to comply with direction to leave public place and not return within specified time
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15C(1) Unlawfully possess dangerous article in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15CA (1) Mark Graffiti
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15CA (4) Possess graffiti equipment in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15D(1) Possess a crossbow
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15E(1) Possess body armour without permit
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15F(1) A person must not possess, carry or use a laser pointer in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 15F(2) Intentionally or recklessly direct a laser beam at any person, animal or vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 19A(1)(a) Enter reserved area of sports ground
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 21 Prohibited behaviour
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 21A Unlawfully Administering a drug
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 25(2) Consume liquor in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 25(3) Possess open or unsealed container of liquor in public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 26 Sale or supply of liquor to youths
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(i) Assault a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(i) Assault, Resist, Wilfully obstruct a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(i) Resist a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(i) Wilfully Obstruct a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(ii) Resist a person assisting police
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(a)(iii) Assault person arresting another person
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(b) Intimidate a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(b) Threaten a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(b) Threaten, intimidate, use abusive language to Police
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(b) Use abusive language to Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(1)(c) Incite an assault on Police
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(2)(a) Wilfully Obstruct public officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(2)(b) Abuse public officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(2)(b) Intimidate a public officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(2)(b) Threaten a public officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 34B(2)(b) Threaten, intimidate, abuse public officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 35 (1B) Aggravated assault
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 35(1) Common assault
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 35(3) Assault with indecent intent
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 35A(3) Performing a body modification on a youth
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 36(1) Cause bodily harm by wanton or furiously driving
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37 JA(1) Use of spotlights on vehicles on public streets
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37 N(5) Fail to comply with Direction of a Police Officer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(1) + 74(2) JA Attempt to Injure Property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(1) Destroy or injure property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(1) Destroy property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(1) Injure property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(2) Kill an animal
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37(3) Unlawfully interfere with property of public authority
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37AA(1) Unlawfully setting fire to property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37AAA(1) Interfere with a War Memorial
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37B (1) + 74 (1) JA Attempted motor vehicle stealing
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37B(1) Motor Vehicle Stealing
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37C Procure hire of a motor vehicle by fraud
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37G Fail To Comply Driver Demand (Owner/Operator)
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37G(4) Fail to take all reasonable steps to comply with driver demand within 7 days
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37GA Fail to comply with a notice of demand
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37GA(3) Owner or registered operator fail to comply with a notice of demand
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37I Unlawfully tamper or interfere with motor vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37J(1) Operate vehicle in public place in an exhibition of speed, acceleration or loss of traction
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37J(1)(a) Operate or control a vehicle in a public place in a manner that makes or emits unnecessary and unreasonable noise
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37J(1)(b) Operate vehicle in public place in an unnecessary execution of speed, acceleration or sustained loss of traction
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37N(11)(c) Fail to comply with driver demand (any person)
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37N(11)b Fail to comply with driver demand (owner/operator)
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37N(12) Fail to provide details within 7 days
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37S(1) Interference with confiscated vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37SA (2) Unlawful interference with clamped vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37SA(3) Unlawful Interference with Clamping Device
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37SA(7) Failing to notify new location of clamped vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37ZC(6)(a) Fail to return key and clamping device
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 37ZK Selling or disposing of a clamped or confiscated vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 38A-1 Making off without payment
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 38B Stealing with force
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 39 Unlawful possession of property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 39(1) Possession of stolen property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 39(2) + (1) Unlawful control of property
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 4(1) Drunk while in possession of a dangerous weapon
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 4(1)(a) Drunk and incapable
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 4(1)(c) Drunk when in possession of a dangerous weapon
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 4(1A) Drunk when in possession of a dangerous weapon
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 42(1) Take an animal without the owner's consent
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 42(2)(a) Unlawfully use a vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 42(2)(b) Use a vessel without consent
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43(1) Fail to deliver found property to Police Station
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43(2) Apply found property to own use
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43A (b)(i) Computer Related Fraud (Introduce data)
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43A Computer related fraud
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43A(a) Erase computer data with intent to defraud
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43A(c) and Section 74(2) Justices Act 1959 Attempt to use a computer with intent to defraud
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43A(c) Use a computer with intent to defraud
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43C Unauthorised accessing computer
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 43D Dishonestly insert into a computer false information as data
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 44A(1) False report to Police
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 44A(2) Costs Application
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 55(A)(1) Refuse to state name and address
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 55A(2) State False Name
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 55A(3) State False Name and Address
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 63A(2) Fail to comply with the direction of a police officer at a crime scene
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 6A(15) Wear a prohibited item whilst in or on a vehicle
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 6A-14 Display of certain insignia by wearing or carrying a prohibited item in a public place
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 6C(6) Fail to comply, without reasonable excuse, with the direction within the period specified in the direction
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 6D(1) Perform a Nazi Gesture
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 7(1)(a) Loiter for unlawful purpose
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 7(1)(b) Loiter in or near a public place with intent to commit a crime
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 7A(2) Being a person found guilty of a sexual offence now found, without reasonable excuse, loitering near children
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 7B(1) Possess an implement or instrument with intent to commit a crime or an offence
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 8(1)(a) Begging
Police Offences Act 1935	Section 8(1A)(a) Wilfully and obscenely expose his person in any public place or in the view of persons therein
Police Powers (Vehicle Interception) Act 2000	Section 11A (1) Evading Police
Police Powers (Vehicle Interception) Act 2000	Section 11A (2A) Aggravated Evade Police
Police Service Act 2003	Section 77(1) Person offering to bribe a police officer
Police Service Act 2003	Section 78 Impersonating a Police Officer
Police Service Act 2003	Section 80 Fail to provide name & addres
Pollution of Waters by Oil and Noxious Substances Act 1987	Section 8(1) Discharge of oil or an oily mixture from a ship into State waters
Postal Services Act 1975 (Cth)	Section 93(a) Tampering with the mail
Powers of Attorney Act 2000	Section 32AD(5) Fail to produce records
Primary Produce Safety (Meat and Poultry) Regulations 2014	Regulation 18 Unlawfull production of meat product
Primary Produce Safety Act 2011	Section 29 (1) Unauthorised production of primary produce
Primary Produce Safety Act 2011	Section 31 Fail to comply with Food Standards Code
Public Health (Food and Hygiene) Regulations 1977	Section 17(1)(b) Unknown
Public Health Act 1997	Section 104 (2) Carrying out a Public Health Risk activity without a licence
Public Health Act 1997	Section 16(3) Fail to comply with a direction of the Director of Public Health
Public Health Act 1997	Section 193 (a) Making a false or misleading statement
Public Health Act 1997	Section 36(1)a Refuse to give name and/or address
Public Health Act 1997	Section 51 Transmitting disease
Public Health Act 1997	Section 56L(1) Fail to take all reasonable precautions in respect to syringe or needle
Public Health Act 1997	Section 64(1) Sell tobacco product to a child
Public Health Act 1997	Section 67C Smoking in smoke-free area
Public Health Act 1997	Section 67D (1) Offence by occupiers of smoke-free areas
Public Health Act 1997	Section 67H Smoke inside a motor vehicle whilst child present
Public Health Act 1997	Section 74A Sell a tobacco product without a licence
Public Health Act 1997	Section 95(2) Carrying out a Public Health Risk Activity in an unregistered premises
Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1984 (Cth)	Section 45(14) Fail to vote at a referendum
Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) Act 2013	Section 9(2) Engage in prohibited behaviour within an access zone
Residential Building Work Contracts and Dispute Resolution Act 2016	Section 14 Entered into a contract without required contents
Residential Building Work Contracts and Dispute Resolution Act 2016	Section 41 Demanded a deposit of more than 10%
Residential Tenancy Act 1997	Section 25(4)(a) Owner receiving a security deposit from a tenant
Residential Tenancy Act 1997	Section 55(2) Interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort and privacy of the tenant in using premises
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 100 Disobey NO ENTRY sign
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 128 Enter Blocked Intersection
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 149 Fail to give way when merging with one or more lanes of traffic
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 20 & 21 (1) Exceed Speed Limit - (Speed Limit Sign)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 20 & 22(1) Exceed Speed In Speed Limited Area
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 20 & 373 (1) Exceed speed 80 kilometres per hour as the holder of a learner licence
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 203 (1) Stop a Vehicle in a parking area for people with disabilities
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 208 (1) & (8) Park so as to obstruct other vehicle or pedestrians
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 208(1) & (2) Park so as to obstruct other vehicle or pedestrians
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 213 (4) Fail to remove ignition key and secure unattended motor vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 259 (a) Ride a bicycle at night without a flashing or steady white light at front
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 259 (a)(b)(c) Ride a bicycle at night without a flashing or steady red light at the rear
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 264 (1) Fail to wear seat belt - (Driver)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 265(2) Passenger fail to wear seatbelt
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 265(3) Driver failing to ensure passenger wear seat belt
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 266 (2) Permit passenger aged under 6 months to be unrestrained (Child Restraint)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 266(2B) Permit Passenger Aged 4 years but under 7 years of age to be unrestrained - (Suitable Child Restraint/Booster Seat)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 266(4)(b) Permit passenger aged 7 years but under 16 years to be unrestrained (no seat belt)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 268(2) Travel in or on a unenclosed part of a motor vehicle designed for carriage of goods
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 269(1) A person must not get off, or out of, a moving vehicle, unless the person is engaged in the door-to-door delivery or collection of goods, or in the collection of waste or garbage, and the vehicle is not travelling over 5 kilometres per hour
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 269(3) Cause a hazard to any person or vehicle when opening a door of a vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 271(5A) Riding a motor bike with a passenger under 8 years old who was not in a sidecar
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 288 Drive on a Path
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 363(1) Exceed 20 kph when turning right or left at an intersection with traffic lights
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 56(1)(a) Disobey Red Traffic Light - Stop Line
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 56(1)(c) Disobey Red Traffic light or arrow (Without stop line or sign)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 62 (1)c Fail to give way to an oncoming vehicle at intersection with traffic lights -(Making right Turn)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 67 (1) & (3) (a), (b) & (c ) Fail to Give Way to Vehicle at Intersection - (With Stop Sign)
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 73(1) & (2)(a)&(b) Fail to give way when turning right at uncontrolled T-intersection
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 73(6) Fail to give way when turning right at an uncontrolled T-intersectionfrom continuing road into a terminating road
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 87(1) Fail to give way when moving from the far left of the road
Road Rules 2009	Regulation 99(1) Disobey Keep Left Sign
Road Rules 2009	Rule 101(2)(b) Proceed before holder of "hand-held stop sign" gives indication to do so
Road Rules 2009	Rule 111(1) and 5(a) Disobey traffic lane arrows after entering roundabout - (single direction)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 113(2) Fail to give right change of direction signal when entering roundabout (Intent to leave more than halfway around)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 114 (1) (a) & (b) Fail to give way when entering roundabout
Road Rules 2009	Rule 115(1) Fail to drive to the left of the Central Traffic Island of Roundabout
Road Rules 2009	Rule 125(1) Obstruct the path of another vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 126 Fail to drive at safe distance behind another vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 130(2) Fail to keep left of multi-lane road - (Minimun speed over 80kph)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 131 Fail to keep to left of oncoming vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 132(1) Fail to keep left on two-way road - (without dividing line)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 132(2) Fail to keep left of dividing line
Road Rules 2009	Rule 132(2A) Drive across continuous dividing lines to perform a U-turn
Road Rules 2009	Rule 135(1) Fail to keep left of median strip
Road Rules 2009	Rule 138(1) Drive over a single continuous line surrounding a painted line
Road Rules 2009	Rule 140 (a) and (b) Overtake when unsafe to do so
Road Rules 2009	Rule 141 (1) Overtake to the left of a vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 142 (1) Overtake a turning vehicle on the right - (Vehicle turning to the right)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 144(a) & (b) Fail to maintain safe distance when overtaking another vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 144A Fail to keep safe lateral distance when passing a bicycle rider
Road Rules 2009	Rule 146 (1) Fail to drive completely within a marked lane
Road Rules 2009	Rule 147 Cross continuous line on multi-lane road
Road Rules 2009	Rule 148(1) Fail to give way when changing marked lanes on multi-lane road
Road Rules 2009	Rule 148(2) Fail to give way when changing lanes on road with two or more lines of traffic
Road Rules 2009	Rule 150 (1) Driving on or across a continuous white edge line
Road Rules 2009	Rule 151A (2) Rider of a motor bike must not unlawfully lane filter along a length of road
Road Rules 2009	Rule 167 Disobey "no stopping sign"
Road Rules 2009	Rule 169 Stop vehicle on continuous yellow edge line
Road Rules 2009	Rule 170(3) Stopping within 10 metres from the nearest point of an intersecting road at an intersection without traffic lights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 179(1) Stopping in a Loading Zone
Road Rules 2009	Rule 179(2) Exceed time in a loading zone
Road Rules 2009	Rule 197 Stopping on a bicycle path, footpath, shared path or dividing strip
Road Rules 2009	Rule 198 Stop on or accross driveway or vehicle access
Road Rules 2009	Rule 198(2) Stop across a driveway to adjacent land
Road Rules 2009	Rule 20 & 23(1) Exceed speed-limit in school-zone
Road Rules 2009	Rule 20 & 25 (2) Exceed speed-limit in a built up area
Road Rules 2009	Rule 20 & 25 (3)(a) Exceed speed limit not in a built up area
Road Rules 2009	Rule 20 & 25(3)(b) Exceed speed limit not in a built up area
Road Rules 2009	Rule 20 & 373(2) Exceed 80 kilometres per hour as a provisional licence holder
Road Rules 2009	Rule 205(1) Parking for Longer than permitted by sign
Road Rules 2009	Rule 207(2)(b) Disobey any instructions on or with the sign, meter, ticket or ticket-vending machine
Road Rules 2009	Rule 211(2) fail to park vehicle wholly within parking bay
Road Rules 2009	Rule 213 (2) Fail to apply parking brake (hand brake) effectively
Road Rules 2009	Rule 215 (1) Drive at night without headlights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 217 (1) Using fog lights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 218(1)(b) Use headlights on high-beam when less than 200 metres from oncoming vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 224 Use horn or similar device when not permitted to do so
Road Rules 2009	Rule 231(1) &(2) Disobey red pedestrian lights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 236(1) Cause a traffic hazard as a pedestrian
Road Rules 2009	Rule 236(2) Unreasonably obstruct path of a driver
Road Rules 2009	Rule 240 (1)(a) Travel in or on a wheeled recreational device on a road with a dividing line
Road Rules 2009	Rule 240(2)(b) Travel in or on a wheeled recreational device on a prohibited road during prohibited times
Road Rules 2009	Rule 241(1)(a) & (b) Fail to keep left - (Wheeled recreational device)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 252(1) Disobey "no bicycles sign" on length of road
Road Rules 2009	Rule 256(1) Fail to wear approved bicycle helmet
Road Rules 2009	Rule 266 (1) & (3A) Permit passenger aged 4 years but under 7 years to be in the front seat of a vehicle when the rear seats were not occupied
Road Rules 2009	Rule 266(1) & (2A) Permit passenger aged 6 months old or older but less than 4 years old to be unrestrained
Road Rules 2009	Rule 266(1) & (4)(b) Permit Passenger, who is 4 years old or older but under 16 years old, to occupy a seating position that was not fitted with a suitable approved seatbelt
Road Rules 2009	Rule 268 (3) Travel with part of body outside motor vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 268 4B Driver of a motor vehicle driving with a passenger in or on a part of a vehicle that is a part designed primarily for the carriage of goods
Road Rules 2009	Rule 270 (1)(a) Ride motor bike when not wearing helmet
Road Rules 2009	Rule 270 (1)(b) Ride a motor bike with a passenger not wearing a helmet
Road Rules 2009	Rule 272 (a) Interfere with driver's control of vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 287 (1) & (2) Fail to comply with the duties of a driver involved in a crash (civilian parties)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 287 (1) & (3) Fail to compy with duties of a driver involved in a crash (to a Police Officer)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 290 Driving on a traffic island
Road Rules 2009	Rule 291 Drive a vehicle in a way that made unnecessary noise or smoke
Road Rules 2009	Rule 292(a) Drive a vehicle carrying an insecure load
Road Rules 2009	Rule 296(1) Reverse a vehicle when unsafe to do so
Road Rules 2009	Rule 296(2) Reverse a vehicle further than is reasonable to do so
Road Rules 2009	Rule 297 (1A) Drive with a person or animal on drivers lap
Road Rules 2009	Rule 297(1) Fail to have proper control of vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 300(1) Use hand-held mobile phone
Road Rules 2009	Rule 304(1) Fail to obey direction of Police Officer
Road Rules 2009	Rule 31 (1) & 31 (3) Fail to enter intersection in correct manner when turning right
Road Rules 2009	Rule 33(1) and 33(2) Fail to obey road markings when making right turn
Road Rules 2009	Rule 354 Fail to Obey Direction Of Police Officer or Authorised Officer
Road Rules 2009	Rule 365 (1) Travelling past a no wheeled recreational devices or toys road marking
Road Rules 2009	Rule 367 (1) Drive without due care and attention
Road Rules 2009	Rule 367(2) Drive without reasonable consideration for other road users
Road Rules 2009	Rule 37(a) & (b) Begin U-turn contrary to Regulations
Road Rules 2009	Rule 38 Fail to give way when making U-turn
Road Rules 2009	Rule 40 Make U-turn at intersection with traffic lights (No U-turn permitted sign)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 46 (1) & (2) Fail to give left change of direction signal
Road Rules 2009	Rule 48 (1) & (2) Fail to give right change of direction signal
Road Rules 2009	Rule 57 (1) (a) Disobey yellow traffic light (Stop Line)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 57 (1) (c) Disobey Yellow Traffic Lights - (Enter Intersection)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 57(2)(c) Disobey yellow traffic arrows - (enter intersection)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 59(1) Disobey Red Traffic Light
Road Rules 2009	Rule 60 Disobey Red Traffic Arrow
Road Rules 2009	Rule 61(2) Enter intersection after traffic light turned to yellow
Road Rules 2009	Rule 62(a) Fail to give way to Pedestrians when turning at Intersection with Traffic Lights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 66(1) & (3) Fail to stop at twin red lights
Road Rules 2009	Rule 68(1) & (2) Fail to stop at stop sign
Road Rules 2009	Rule 69(1) & (2) Disobey give way sign
Road Rules 2009	Rule 71(1)&(2) Fail to give way when approaching place with Give way sign
Road Rules 2009	Rule 72(1) & (3)(a)&(b) Fail to give way at an uncontrolled intersection when turning left
Road Rules 2009	Rule 72(1) & (5)(a)(b) & (c) Fail to gave way to vehicle on right at uncontrolled intersection
Road Rules 2009	Rule 75(1) Fail to give way when entering adjacent land from a road
Road Rules 2009	Rule 79(1) Fail to give way to Police vehicle
Road Rules 2009	Rule 81(2) Fail to give way at pedestrian crossing
Road Rules 2009	Rule 88(1) Disobey "left turn only sign" at intersection
Road Rules 2009	Rule 91 (1) Disobey "no left turn sign" at intersection
Road Rules 2009	Rule 91(2) Disobey 'no right turn' sign at intersection
Road Rules 2009	Rule 92(1)(a) Disobey traffic lane arrows in marked lane at intersection - (single direction)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 92(1)(b) Disobey traffic lane arrows in marked lane at intersection (Two or more directions)
Road Rules 2009	Rule 97(1) Disobey "Road Access Sign"
Road Rules 2009	Section 168(1) Disobey no parking sign
Road Rules 2009	Section 218(1)(a) Use headlights on high beam when less than 200 metres from vehicle in front
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 100 Disobey "No Entry" Sign
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 138(1) Drive on a single continuous line alongside a side of a painted island
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 149 Fail to give way when merging with one or more lanes of traffic
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 203 (1) Stop a Vehicle in a parking area for people with disabilities
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 208 (1) & (6) Parked vehicle positioned within 3 metres of dividing line or dividing strip
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 208 (1) & (8) Park so as to obstruct other vehicle or pedestrians
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 208(1) & (2) Park Vehicle Facing In The Wrong Direction
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 213 (4) Fail to remove ignition key and secure unattended motor vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 240A Travelling past a no wheeled recreational devices or toys sign
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 258(b) Ride a bicycle without working warning device
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 259 (a)(b)(c) Ride a bicycle at night without a flashing or steady red light at the rear
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 264 (1) Fail to wear seat belt - (Driver)
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 265(2) Passenger fail to wear seatbelt
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 265(3) Driver failing to ensure passenger wear seat belt
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 266(2B) Permit Passenger Aged 4 years but under 7 years of age to be unrestrained - (Suitable Child Restraint/Booster Seat)
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 266(4)(b) Permit Passenger Aged 7 Years But Under 16 YearsTo Be Unrestrained (No Seat Belt)
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 268(1) Travel in or on a part of a motor vehicle not designed for the carriage of passengers or goods
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 270(2) Passenger on a motorbike not wearing helmet
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 271(5A) Riding a motor bike with a passenger under 8 years old who was not in a sidecar
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 293(2) Fail to remove a thing from the road that had fallen from a vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 354 (2) Fail to Obey Direction Of Police Officer or Authorised Officer
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 371(1) Cross Broken Parallel Lines
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 67 (1) & (3) (a), (b) & (c ) Fail to Give Way to Vehicle at Intersection - (With Stop Sign)
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 73(1) & (2)(a) & (b) Fail to Give Way When Turning Left at Uncontrolled T-intersection
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 73(6) Fail to give way when turning right at an uncontrolled T-intersection from continuing road into a terminating road
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 74(1) Fail to give way when entering a road from a road related area
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 87(1) Fail to give way when moving from the far left of the road
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 98(1) Disobey One Way Sign
Road Rules 2019	Regulation 99(1) Disobey Keep Left Sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 111(1) & 5(a) Disobey traffic lane arrows after entering roundabout - (single direction)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 112(2) Fail to give left change of direction signal when entering roundabout
Road Rules 2019	Rule 113(2) Fail to give right change of direction signal when entering roundabout
Road Rules 2019	Rule 114 (1)(a)&(b) Fail to give way when entering a roundabout
Road Rules 2019	Rule 115(1)(a) Fail to drive to the left of the Central Traffic Island of Roundabout
Road Rules 2019	Rule 117(2) Fail to give change of direction signal when changing marked lanes in roundabout (Right Change)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 121 Fail to stop at a stop line at a level crossing
Road Rules 2019	Rule 125(1) Obstruct the path of another driver or pedestrians
Road Rules 2019	Rule 126 Fail to drive at safe distance behind another vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 129 (1) Fail to keep to the far left side of the road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 130(2) Fail to keep left of multi-lane road - (Keep left unless overtaking sign)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 131 Fail to keep to left of oncoming vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 132(1) Fail to keep left on two-way road - (without dividing line)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 132(2) Fail to keep left of dividing line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 135(1) Fail to keep left of median strip
Road Rules 2019	Rule 140(a) and (b) Overtake when unsafe to do so
Road Rules 2019	Rule 141 (1) Overtake to the left of a vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 142 (1) Overtake a turning vehicle on the right - (Vehicle turning to the right)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 144 (a) & (b) Fail to maintain safe distance when overtaking another vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 144A Fail to keep safe lateral distance when passing a bicycle rider
Road Rules 2019	Rule 146 (1) Fail to drive completely within a marked lane
Road Rules 2019	Rule 147 Cross continuous line on multi-lane road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 148(1) Fail to give way when changing marked lanes on multi-lane road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 148(2) Fail to give way when changing lanes on road with two or more lines of traffic
Road Rules 2019	Rule 150 (1) Driving on or across a continuous white edge line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 151A (2) Rider of a motor bike unlawfully lane filtering
Road Rules 2019	Rule 167 Stop on a length of road or in an area to which a no stopping sign applies
Road Rules 2019	Rule 168(1) Disobey no parking sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 169 Stop vehicle on continuous yellow edge line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 170(3) Stop within 10 metres from the nearest point of an intersecting road at an intersection without traffic lights
Road Rules 2019	Rule 179(1) Stop a vehicle in a loading zone
Road Rules 2019	Rule 180 Stopping in a truck zone
Road Rules 2019	Rule 185 Stopped in a permit zone
Road Rules 2019	Rule 187(1) Stop a vehicle in a bus stop
Road Rules 2019	Rule 197 (1) Stopping a motor vehicle on a bicycle path, footpath, shared path or dividing strip, or a nature strip adjacent to a length of road in a built-up area
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 21 (1) Exceed Speed Limit - (Speed Limit Sign)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 22(1) Exceed Speed In Speed Limited Area
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 23(1) Exceed speed-limit in school zone
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 25 (2) Exceed speed-limit in a built up area
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 25(3)(a) Exceed speed limit not in a built up area
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 25(3)(b) Exceed speed limit not in a built up area
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 373 (2) Exceed 100 kilometres per hour as a provisional licence holder
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 373 (3) Exceed 80 kilometres per hour as a motor cycle - learner licence or P1 provisional licence holder
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 & 373(1) Exceed speed of 90 Kilometres per hour as the holder of a Learner Licence
Road Rules 2019	Rule 20 Exceeding applicable speed-limit applying to driver for a length of road where the driver is driving
Road Rules 2019	Rule 202 Stopping on a road with a motor bike parking sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 205(1) Parking for longer than indicated
Road Rules 2019	Rule 213(2) Fail to apply parking brake (hand brake) effectively
Road Rules 2019	Rule 215 (1) Drive at night without headlights
Road Rules 2019	Rule 216 (1)(a)(i) Tow a vehicle at night when tail lights not operating or clearly visible
Road Rules 2019	Rule 218(1)(a) Use headlights on high beam when less than 200 metres from vehicle in front
Road Rules 2019	Rule 218(1)(b) Use headlights on high-beam when less than 200 metres from oncoming vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 224 Using horns and similar warning devices
Road Rules 2019	Rule 231(1) & (2) Disobey red pedestrian lights
Road Rules 2019	Rule 236(1) Cause a traffic hazard as a pedestrian
Road Rules 2019	Rule 236(2) Unreasonably obstruct path of a driver
Road Rules 2019	Rule 240 (1)(a) Travel in or on a wheeled recreational device on a road with a dividing line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 244F PMD user travel on certain prohibited road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 244G PMD user fail to keep to left of road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 244L PMD user fail to wear helmet
Road Rules 2019	Rule 244M PMD user carrying another person or animal
Road Rules 2019	Rule 250 (2)(b) Fail to give way to pedestrians on footpath when riding a bicycle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 252(1) Disobey "no bicycles sign" on length of road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 253 Cause Traffic Hazard as Bicycle Rider
Road Rules 2019	Rule 256(1) Fail to wear approved bicycle helmet
Road Rules 2019	Rule 266 (1) & (3A) Permit passenger aged 4 years but under 7 years to be in the front seat of a vehicle when the rear seats were not occupied
Road Rules 2019	Rule 266(1) & (2A) Permit passenger aged 6 months old or older but less than 4 years old to be unrestrained
Road Rules 2019	Rule 268 (4B) Driver of a motor vehicle driving with a passenger in or on a part of a vehicle that is a part designed primarily for the carriage of goods
Road Rules 2019	Rule 268(3) Travel with part of body outside a motor vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 268(4A) Driving a motor vehicle with a passenger in or on part of a vehicle not designed primarily for the carriage of passengers or goods
Road Rules 2019	Rule 27(1) Fail to keep left when starting left turn at intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 270 (1)(a) Ride motor bike when not wearing helmet
Road Rules 2019	Rule 270 (1)(b) Ride a motor bike with a passenger not wearing a bike helmet
Road Rules 2019	Rule 271 (1)(b)(i) Failing to keep at least one hand on handlebars
Road Rules 2019	Rule 272 (a) Interfere with driver's control of vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 287 (1) & (2) Fail to comply with the duties of a driver involved in a crash (civilian parties)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 288(1) Drive on a Path
Road Rules 2019	Rule 290 Drive on a traffic island
Road Rules 2019	Rule 291 Drive a vehicle in a way that made unnecessary noise or smoke
Road Rules 2019	Rule 292(a) Drive a vehicle carrying an insecure or overhanging load
Road Rules 2019	Rule 294(2)(a)&(b) Tow a trailer when it is unsafe to do so
Road Rules 2019	Rule 296(1) Reverse a vehicle when unsafe to do so
Road Rules 2019	Rule 296(2) Reverse a vehicle further than is reasonable to do so
Road Rules 2019	Rule 297 (1A) Drive with a person or animal on drivers lap
Road Rules 2019	Rule 297(1) Fail to have proper control of vehicle
Road Rules 2019	Rule 300(1) Use hand-held mobile phone
Road Rules 2019	Rule 300(1)(a) Use a hand-held mobile phone as a learner or P1 licence holder
Road Rules 2019	Rule 304(1) Fail to obey direction of Police Officer
Road Rules 2019	Rule 31(1) & 31(2) Fail to enter intersection with dividing line in correct manner when turning right
Road Rules 2019	Rule 31(1) & 31(3) Fail to enter intersection in correct manner when turning right
Road Rules 2019	Rule 33(1) and 33(2) Fail to obey road markings when making right turn
Road Rules 2019	Rule 364(1) Drive a ride-on lawnmower on a road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 365 (1) Travelling past a no wheeled recreational devices or toys road marking
Road Rules 2019	Rule 367(1) Drive without due care and attention
Road Rules 2019	Rule 367(2) Drive without reasonable consideration of other road users
Road Rules 2019	Rule 38 Fail to give way when making U-turn
Road Rules 2019	Rule 39(1) Disobey NO U-TURN sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 46 (1) & (2) Fail to give left change of direction signal
Road Rules 2019	Rule 48 (1) & (2) Fail to give right change of direction signal
Road Rules 2019	Rule 56(1)(a) Disobey Red Traffic Light - Stop Line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 57 (1) (a) Disobey yellow traffic light - (Stop Line)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 57 (1) (c) Disobey Yellow Traffic Lights - (Enter Intersection)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 57 (2) (c) Disobey yellow traffic arrows - (enter intersection)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 59(1) Disobey Red Traffic Light
Road Rules 2019	Rule 60 Disobey Red Traffic Arrow
Road Rules 2019	Rule 61 (2) Enter intersection after traffic light turned to yellow
Road Rules 2019	Rule 62(1)c Fail to give way to an oncoming vehicle at intersection with traffic lights (Making right turn)
Road Rules 2019	Rule 62(a) Fail to give way to Pedestrians when turning at Intersection with Traffic Lights
Road Rules 2019	Rule 66(1) & (3) Fail to stop at twin red lights
Road Rules 2019	Rule 68(1) & (2) Fail to stop at stop sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 69(1) & (2) Disobey give way sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 69(1) Fail to give way at an intersection with a give way line
Road Rules 2019	Rule 71(1) & (2) Fail to give way when approaching Give way sign
Road Rules 2019	Rule 72(1) & (2) Fail to give way at uncontrolled intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 72(1) & (5)(a)(b) & (c) Fail to give way to vehicle on right at controlled intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 75(1) Fail to give way when entering road related area from a road
Road Rules 2019	Rule 79A(3) Exceed speed limit when passing or overtaking a stationary or slow-moving police, emergency, enforcement and escort vehicles
Road Rules 2019	Rule 81-2 Fail to give way at pedestrian crossing
Road Rules 2019	Rule 88(1) Disobey "left turn only sign" at intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 90 Disobey 'no turns sign' at intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 91 (1) Disobey "no left turn sign" at intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 91(2) Disobey 'no right turn' sign at intersection
Road Rules 2019	Rule 92(1)(a) Disobey traffic lane arrows in marked lane at intersection (single direction)
Road Rules 2019	Rule128 Enter Blocked Intersection
Road Rules 2019	Section 244B Wearing of helmets by users of motorised scooters
Road Rules 2019	Section 287 (1) & (3) Fail to comply with duties of a driver involved in a crash (to a Police Officer)
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1)(a) Fail or refuse breath test
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1)(b) Fail to comply with Direction of a Police Officer
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1)(b) Fail to stop
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1)(b) Refuse Oral Fluid Test
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1)(c) Fail direction or requirement to undergo breath test
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1A) Fail requirement for conveyance for Breath Analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1B) Escape from custody
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1B)(a) Escape Custody
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1B)(b) Hinder Conveyance
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(1C) Hinder Conveyance
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(2) Fail Breath Analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(2) Refuse Breath Analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(2) Refuse/Fail Breath Analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(3)(a) Fail to submit to taking of blood sample
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(3)(ab) Fail to comply with a direction to submit to an Oral Fluid Analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(3)(b) Refuse medical examination when directed
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(4) Refuse to submit to taking of blood
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(5) Object to blood sample analysis
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(6) Intent to alter concentration of alcohol in breath test
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(7) Intent to alter concentration of alcohol in blood
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 14(8) Consume Intoxicating liquor before all relevant tests, analyses and examinations have been completed
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 15(2) Refuse Name and Address
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 15(2)(a) Refuse to supply name and address
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 15(2)(b) Provide false information as to name and address
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 19A(1) Drive whilst disqualified
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 2B (3) Fail to comply with a requirement
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 4 Drive whilst under the influence of alcohol or a drug
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 4(a) Drive a vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 4(b) Drive a vehicle under the influence of a drug
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 5A(5) Failt to comply with a requirement to hand over keys
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 6(1) Drive a motor vehicle while exceeding prescribed alcohol limit
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 6(2) Driver not holding Aust driver lic, foreign drive lic, internat driv permit with alcohol in body
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 6(3)(ab) Driver Holding a Learner Licence, a Provisional Licence or an Equivalent Licence Issued Under the Another Australian Jurisdiction With Alcohol in Body
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 6(4) Convicted within any 10 year period of 3 or more offences under this Act arising from at least 3 separate incidents
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 6A(1) Drive with Prescribed Illicit Drug in Blood
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 7(1) Drive motor vehicle while consuming liquor
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 7(2) Drive motor vehicle while passenger consuming intoxicating liquor
Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs) Act 1970	Section 7(3) Being a passenger in a moving motor vehicle consuming intoxicating liquor
Roads and Jetties Act, 1935	Section 16A (4) Disobey a "Road Closed" sign
Roads and Jetties Act, 1935	Section 49(1)(f) Wilfully obstruct the use of any road
Search Warrants Act 1997	Section 21(1) Delay admission to the warrant premises
Search Warrants Act 1997	Section 21(2) Obstruct the search of warrant premises
Second-Hand Dealers and Pawn-Brokers act 1994	Section 10(4) Pawnbroker failing to keep all prescribed particulars for all goods received in pawn
Second-Hand Dealers and Pawn-Brokers act 1994	Section 11(1) Second-hand dealer failing to retain goods for 7 days
Second-Hand Dealers and Pawn-Brokers act 1994	Section 7(a) Carry on business of a Second-hand Dealer without first giving notice
Second-Hand Dealers and Pawn-Brokers act 1994	Section 9(2) Fail to obtain proof of identity when receiving goods
Security and Investigation Agents Act 2002	Section 22(1) Engage in Harrassment
Security and Investigation Agents Act 2002	Section 4 Operate a commercial agency or security agency when not the holder of an agency licence
Security-sensitive Dangerous Substances Act 2005	Section 8(1) Carry out restricted activities without a permit
Sentencing Act 1997	Section 42AKA(1) Tamper with, damage or disable electronic monitoring device
Taxation Administration Act 1953	Section 8C(1)(a) Failure to comply with a notice to furnish a taxation return
Taxation Administration Act 1953	Section 8H Failure to comply with a court order
Taxation Administration Act 1997	Section 108 Tax evasion
Taxation Administration Act 1997	Section 66 Fail to comply with a notice
Taxi and Hire Vehicle Industries Act 2008	Section 91(c) Soliciting passenger trade for a motor vehicle on a public street
Taxi and Hire Vehicle Industries Act 2008	Section 91C Soliciting passenger trade for motor vehicles on public streets
Taxi and Hire Vehicle Industries Act 2008	Section 91D(1) Stand or park a taxi on a public street outside authorised purpose
Taxi and Luxury Hire Car Industries Act 2008	Section 91(2) Taxi driver operate a taxi wholly outside the taxi area to which the licence relates
Taxi Industry Regulations 2008	Regulation 57(5)(h) A driver must not disciminate against a person with a disability who has an assistance animal by refusing to transport the assistance animal
Therapeutic Goods Act 1989	Section 19B(4) Supplies in Australia therapeutic goods for use in humans
Traffic (General & Local) Regulations 1956	Regulation 6B Drive without due care and attention
Traffic Act 1925	Section 31(1) Regulations on recommendation of committee or council
Traffic Act 1925	Section 32(1) Dangerous driving
Traffic Act 1925	Section 32(1) Reckless driving
Traffic Act 1925	Section 32(2) Negligent Driving
Traffic Act 1925	Section 32(2A) Cause the death of another person by negligent driving
Traffic Act 1925	Section 32(2B) Cause grevious bodily harm by negligent driving
Traffic Act 1925	Section 33(1) Fail to stop at accident
Traffic Act 1925	Section 33(2) Fail to stop at accident
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41(1)(a) Supply false name, age and place of residence
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41(1)(ab)(i) Owner of vehicle failing to supply name and address of driver
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41(1)(c) False Address
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41(3) Obstruct an Authorised Officer
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41(4) Refuse to sign name
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41A(1)(a) Disobey direction not to drive
Traffic Act 1925	Section 41B Obstruct a Police Officer
Traffic Act 1925	Section 43G(3) Fail to comply with notice of demand
Traffic Act 1925	Section 51(3)(a) Fail to disclose identity of driver
Traffic Act 1925	Section 51(3)(a)&(b) Fail to disclose identity of driver of motor vehicle
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (100) drive past a no entry sign
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (102)(1) drive overheight vehicle past clearance or low clearance sign
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (115)(1) cyclist fail to keep left of central traffic island in roundabout
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (121) fail to stop and give way at stop sign/line at level crossing
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (126) cyclist follow another vehicle too closely to stop safely
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (128) enter blocked intersection / or intersection when road beyond blocked
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (129)(1) driver (other than on motor bike / or cyclist) fail to keep to far left side of road (except in multi lane road or road with at least 2 lines of traffic in same direction)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (132)(1) fail to keep left of centre of road (when no dividing line/median strip)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (132)(2) fail to keep left of dividing line as required
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (140) overtake when unsafe and when no clear view of any approaching traffic
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (141) driver (other than cyclist) overtake to left of vehicle when not permitted
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (147) cross continuous line separating 2 marked lanes (multi lane road)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (148)(1) cyclist fail to give way moving from one marked lane to another (multi lane road)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (170)(1) stop in an intersection
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (187)(1) stop in bus/transit/truck lane when not permitted
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (189) double park
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (203) stop in a parking area for people with disabilities
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (215)(1)(a) drive at night or in weather reduced visibility conditions without head/tail/number plate lights effectively operating and visible
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (225)(1) drive vehicle having radar detector (or similar) or with a device for preventing effective use of speed measuring device
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (236)(1) pedestrian move into path of driver
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (245)(b) cyclist riding with no hands on handlebars
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (256)(1) cyclist fail to wear securely fitted and fastened approved bicycle helmet
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (258)(a) ride bicycle with no effective brake
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (259)(a) cycle at night without white light visible from 200 metres in front
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (259)(b) cycle at night without red light visible from 200 metres at rear
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (266)(1) driver fail to ensure passenger under 16 years is restrained as required (when vehicle moving / stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (270)(1)(a) motor bike rider fail to wear securely fitted and fastened approved motor bike helmet (when vehicle moving / stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (270)(1)(b) motor bike rider fail to ensure passenger wearing securely fitted and fastened approved motor bike helmet (when vehicle moving / stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (270)(2) motor bike passenger fail to wear securely fitted and fastened approved motor bike helmet (when vehicle moving / stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (271)(3) ride motor bike when pillion passenger not facing forwards sitting astride seat and not having both feet on passenger footrests (when vehicle moving / stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (272) passenger in/on vehicle interfere with driver's control or obstructing driver's view of road/traffic
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (288)(1) drive on path (other than cyclist)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (29) fail to make left hand turn as indicated by road marking
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (291) start vehicle or drive causing unnecessary noise/smoke
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (292) driver tow vehicle with improperly secured/placed load or projecting load likely to injure/damage/obstruct
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (296)(1) cyclist reverse vehicle when unsafe
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (296)(1) reverse vehicle when unsafe
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (296)(2) reverse vehicle further than reasonable in circumstances
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (297)(1) drive without proper control of vehicle
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (300)(1) drive using hand-held mobile phone (when moving or stationary, but not parked)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (367)(1) Drive without due care and attention
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (367)(2) Drive without reasonable consideration for other road users
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (371)(1) Drive ride-on lawnmower on road (excluding road related area but including shoulder, footpath, bicycle path) when not permitted
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (376)(1) Cycle on footpath
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (46)(1) fail to give required left-change of direction signal
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (57)(2) fail to stop on yellow traffic light / arrow when could have done so safely
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (59)(1) proceed through red traffic light when not permitted (after stopping)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (60) proceed through red traffic arrow when not permitted (after stopping)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (62) fail to give way when turning at intersection with traffic lights
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (68)(1) cyclist fail to stop and give way as required at a stop sign/line (other than at intersection, children's crossing, level crossing or twin red lights)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (69)(1) fail to give way as required at give way sign / line at intersection
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (77)(1) fail to give way to a signed signalling bus pulling out
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (78)(2) fail to move out of path of police / emergency vehicle displaying flashing red/blue light or sounding alarm
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (80)(2)(b) cyclist fail to stop at children's crossing (when pedestrian on/entering crossing)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (87)(1) fail to give way to vehicle as required when entering a marked lane or line of traffic from either side of road, or shoulder
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (91)(1) turn left at no left turn sign
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (91)(2) turn right at no right turn sign
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation (98)(1) drive contrary to one-way sign
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 20 Exceed applicable speed limit
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 20 Exceed speed limit in a built up area
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 20 Exceed speed limit outside built-up area
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 215(1) Drive at night without a number plate light
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 25(2) Exceed Speed limit in built up area (elsewhere)
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 264(2) Driver of a motor vehicle failing to wear properly adjusted and fastened seat belt
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 265 (1) + (2) Passenger (16 years or older) fail to occupy seating position fitted with seat belt
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 287(2) Fail to provide drivers required particulars
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 56(1)(a) Fail to stop as near as practicable to stop line when approaching red traffic light
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 62(a) Fail to give way to pedestrian when turning at intersection controlled by traffic lights
Traffic Road Rule Regulations 1999	Regulation 66(1) Fail to stop as required at twin red lights (motor vehicle)
Urban Drainage Act 2013	Section 13 (3) Failed to comply with a notice issued pursuant to Section 13(2)
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 10 (2) Holder of a P1 Provisional Motor Cycle Licence riding non learner approved motor cycle
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 10(11)(a)(i) Learner driver driving unaccompanied by a licenced driver
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 26P(2) Drive a motor vehicle without providing a breath sample to installed interlock device
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 29(1) Fail to notify change of circumstances within 14 days
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 42(1) Fail to return driver licence on suspension
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 42(3) Fail to return licence within 21 days after disqualification
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 55(1) Fail to affix number plate/s within 7 days in accordance with this regulation
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 55(2) Fail to ensure cover on number plate is clear
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 55(4)(a) Number plate/s not affixed as required
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 61(5) Fail to complete and lodge application to transfer registration within 7 days after the relevant date
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 63(1) Number plate/s not affixed as required
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 63(4) Permit the use of vehicle on public street when number plate/s not affixed and displayed as required
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 78(2)(a) Fail to transfer interstate registration within 3 months
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 8(10) "L" plate displayed on vehicle when person not driving as a learner driver
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 8(6) Fail to display "L" plate so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 88(1) Fail to notify Registrar of change of circumstances
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 89(1) Fail to return number plates within 14 days of registration being cancelled
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 89(2) Fail to comply with minor vehicle defect notice
Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000	Regulation 9(6) Fail to display P-plate so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 35 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - prevention of dripping oil etc
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 37 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - requirements for rear vision mirror
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 60(5) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - vehicle or identification number obscured from view
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 66(1) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - Headlights to be fitted to vehicles
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 73 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - parking light requirements
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 75(1) Use a vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - tail lights generally
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 75(2) Use a vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - failure to have tail light fitted
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) + 89 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - brake light requirements - performance
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) Use or permit use of a vehicle in contravention of the vehicle standards regulations
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a)+(129) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - requirements for exhaust systems
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a)+55 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - tyre tread requirements
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(b) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - requirements for safe and roadworthy condition
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 74(4)(a) Use a vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - (Incorrect colour & power useage - daytime running lights)
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulation 93(2) & 88(5) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - directional indicator light requirement - trailers
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 137 Use vehicle in contravention of the vehicle standards - drawbar coupling requirements
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 28(4) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - steering
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 31(1) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - protrusions
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 34(1) Contravene vehicle standards
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 47 Use vehicle in contravention off the vehicle standards - window tinting requirements
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 56 Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - tyre tread requirements
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 70(1) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - performance of headlights
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) + 88 Use vehicle in contravention of the vehicle standards - brake light requirements - fitting
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014	Regulations 4(1)(a) 90 Use a vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards – directional indicator lights – Motor Vehicles
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2024	Regulation 5(1)(a) & 50(3) Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - requirements for tyre tread
Vehicle & Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2024	Regulation 5-1-b Use vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards - requirements for safe and roadworthy condition
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 12(1) Fail to comply with conditions of a driver licence
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 12(2) Being the holder of an Australian driver licence issued under a corresponding law failing to comply with the conditions of the licence (other than conditions that are incapable of application in Tasmania) whilst in Tasmania
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 13(1) Drive whilst disqualified
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 13(6) Employ another person to drive whilst that person was disqualified
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 15(1) Drive public passenger vehicle without driver licence of relevant class
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 15(2) Employ, cause or permit another person without Ancillary Certificate, Public Passenger Vehicle
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 18(10) Breach a condition of a restricted driver licence
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 18(13) Fail to carry restricted licence whilst driving
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 19 (1) Rider of a motorcycle being the holder of a P1 driver licence carrying another person
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 27(1) Unregistered motor vehicle used on public street
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 30 Failure to comply with registration conditions
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 30(1) Breach condition of registration for vehicle registered under this Act
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 31(1) Use or permit use of motor vehicle or trailer whilst registration is under suspension
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 46(2) Fail to comply with a direction or signal given by a police officer or an authorised officer
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 46A(1) Fail to carry Australian driver licence
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 46A(2)(a)(i) Fail to carry foreign drivers licence and English translation whilst driving
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 47(1) Fail to produce licence for inspection
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 47(2) Driver fail to produce driver licence, carried by you, for inspection forthwith
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 47(4) Fail to produce document for inspection within 7 days
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 53 Hinder or obstruct police or authorised officer
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 56A(7) Fail to comply with the direction of a police officer. (Closure of public street)
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 56B(2) Fail to comply with direction given by police officer (Street closed in case of danger)
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(1)(b) Dishonestly provide false or misleading information in connection with an application
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(1)(bb) Dishonestly provide false or misleading information in relation to whether or not a vehicle is a write off
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(1)(d) Dishonestly alter or display a document, plate or device issued under this Act, a corresponding law, or the law of another country, in a way calculated to deceive
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(1)(e) Have in possession document, plate or device in circumstances in which it is likely to deceive
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(1)(f) Dishonestly pass off document, plate or device not issued under this Act
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(3)(a) Dishonestly use Australian Driver licence of another to create a false impression
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 64(3)(c) Dishonestly use a number plate to crease false impression that the vehicle was registered
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 8 (1) (a) Drive whilst driver unlicensed
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 8(1) Drive whilst not the holder of a driver licence or exemption
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 8(3) Permit a person to drive a motor vehicle without a drivers licence or exemption
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 9(1) Drive whilst driver licence is suspended
Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999	Section 9(2) Permit another person to drive a motor vehicle when driver licence under suspension
Vehicle and Traffic ( Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2001	Regulation 31(1)(b) No red flag
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 10(11)(a)(i) Learner driver driving unaccompanied by a licenced driver
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 10(13)(a) Learner license holder driving a motor cycle carrying another person
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 10(14) Ride non LAMS approved motor cycle when holder of motor cycle Learner Licence
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 10(16) Permit another person to drive a motor vehicle in contravention of this regulation
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 10(9) Fail to display "L" plate so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 105 (1) Fail to notify Registrar of change of circumstances
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 105(1) Fail to notify registrar of change in circumstances
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 106 (1) Fail to return number plates within 14 days of registration expiry
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 11(a)(i) Learner driver driving unaccompanied by licenced driver
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 12(9) Fail to display "P-plate" so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 12A(1) P1 provisional licence must not drive a vehicle that is carrying more than one passenger who has attained the age of 16 years but has not attained the age of 22 years
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 13(1) Rider of a motorcycle being the holder of a P! driver licence carrying another person
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 13(2) Learners license holder driving a motor cycle carrying another person
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 13(2) Ride non learner approved motor cycle when the holder of a P1 Provisional Licence
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 24 (5) Conditional licences - must carry whilst carrying notice of condition
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 26P(1) Interfere with interlock
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 26P(2) Drive Motor Vehicle without providing breath sample to installed interlock
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 26P(4) Drive motor vehicle with interlock interfered with or overridden
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 29P(2) Drive Motor Vehicle without providing breath sample to installed interlock
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 36(1) Fail to notify change of circumstances within 14 days - (Driver Licence)
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 49(3) Fail to Return Driver Licence Within 21 Days After Disqualification
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 63 (2) Fail to Cover or ensure number plate is clear
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 63(4)(a) Use vehicle on public street when number plate/s not affixed and displayed as required
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 69 (5) Transferee failing to complete and lodge required form to transfer registration within 7 days after the relevant date
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 89(1) Fail to comply with a major defect notice
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 89(3) Use Vehicle Contrary to Condition of a Defect Notice
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2010	Regulation 89(5) & (1) Permit the use of a motor vehicle when a major defect notice in effect and the compliance date allowed had expired
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 101 (6) Transferee failing to complete and lodge required form to transfer registration within 7 days after the relevant date
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 101(4) Fail to notify Registrar of change of circumstances
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 101(6) Transferee failing to complete and lodge required form to transfer registration within 7 days after the relevant date
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 106(1) Fail to return number plates within 14 days of registration being cancelled
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 12(2) Fail to display "L" plate so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 12(3) Learner driver driving unaccompanied by licenced driver
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 12(6) Holder of Learner Motor Cycle Licence riding non learner apporved motor cycle
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 121(2) Fail to comply with minor vehicle defect notice
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 121(3) Use Vehicle Contrary to Condition of a Defect Notice
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 141 (1) Fail to notify registrar of change in circumstances
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 142(1) Return of number plates after cancellation or expiry
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 17(2) P1 provisional licence holder fail to display a red "P-plate" so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 17(3) P2 provisional licence holder fail to display green "P-plate" so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 17(3)(a) P2 provisional licence holder fail to display green "P-plate" so as to be clearly visible
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 18(1) P1 provisional licence holder carrying more than one passenger
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 44(1) The Holder of a driver licence must, within 14 days after the change, notify the registrar of any change in the holder's name, residential address, address for the service of notices
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 75(1) Interfere with an interlock installed in a motor vehicle
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 75(2) Drive Motor Vehicle without providing breath sample to installed interlock
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 89(1) Permit the use of vehicle on public street when number plate/s not affixed and displayed as required
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 89(1) Use vehicle on public street when requirements regarding number plate/s not complied with
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 89(2) Fail to ensure no object obscures number plate
Vehicle and Traffic (Driver Licensing and Vehicle Registration) Regulations 2021	Regulation 89(4) Use vehicle on public street when number plates note affixed and displayed as required
Vehicle and Traffic (Offences Detection Devices) Regulations 2023	Regulation 6 Interfere with offence detection device
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2014	Regulation 29(3)(b) Use a vehicle at night with no red light affixed and clearly displayed on overlength rear load
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2014	Regulation 4(1)(a) & (51)(1) Use a vehicle in contravention of vehicle standards
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2014	Regulation 89 Use a vehicle with no working reverse light
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2014	Rule 25 (1) Use/cause or permit the use of light vehicle or light combination on which the load is not safely and securely fastened
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2001	Regulation 4(1)(a) Use or permit use of a vehicle in contravention of the vehicle standards regulations
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2001	Regulation 4(1)(b) Use vehicle on public street in unroadworthy condition
Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2001	Regulation 89 Brake Light Performance Requirements - Fail to comply
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 35(1) Possess specially protected wildlife - permit
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 36(1) Take, buy, sell, or possess protected wildlife without authority
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 37 (1) Take any form of partly protected wildlife without a licence of permit
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 37(2) Take partly protected wildlife other than during an open season, no permit
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 38 (2) Possess wildlife taken contrary to regulations
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 38(2)(b) Possess the products of partly protected wildlife taken contrary to these Regulations
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 42 Using device to deter seals
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 43 (3)(c) Use firearm at night for the purpose of taking any form of protected wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 43(4) Use spear, explosive, poison, chemical or other substance/weapon to take partly protected, protected or specially protected wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 44(3) Unlawfully use protected wildlife in the taking of wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 45 (1) Discharge firearm in or within 10 metres of vehicle to take protected wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 46(1) Possess any light for the purposes of taking partly protected wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 48(1) Fail to render harmless any net, snare or trap no longer in use to trap wildlife
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 51 (3) Fail to tag adult male deer
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 51(2)(a) Take deer with a firearm with a calibre of less that 6mm
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 51(4) Fail to tag anterless deer
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 51(5) Affix a prescribed deer tag that has been issued to another person
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 52(4) Use any weapon other than a shotgun with a smooth bore for the purpose of taking, rousing or wilfully disturbing any wild duck
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 52(7) Possess or use ammunition containing lead shot for the taking of Wild Duck
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Regulation 52(8) Discharging lead shot onto or over a watercourse
Wildlife (General) Regulations 2010	Section 22(3) Fail to comply with a condition of a permit, by removing the head and not labelling all the products with the name and address of the permit holder and number of the permit and tag
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 17(1) Take any form of partly protected wildlife without a licence or permit
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 19(2) Possess wildlife taken contrary to regulations
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 28(5) Use firearm at night for the purpose of taking partly protected wildlife
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 29(5) Discharge firearm in or within 10 metres of vehicle to take partly protected wildlife
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 29(6) Take partly protected wildlife with the aid of a light, no permit
Wildlife Regulations 1999	Regulation 33(2)(a) Take deer with firearm of a calibre less than 6mm
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 19(3)(b) Being a PCBU failing to provide safe plant and structures, so far as reasonably practical
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 193 Failing to comply with an improvement notice within the period specified in the notice
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 31 Reckless conduct Category 1
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 32 Failure to comply with health and safety duty Category 2
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 33 Failure to comply with health and safety duty Category 3
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 39 Failure to comply with duty to preserve incident site
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 39 Failure to preserve incident site
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 43(2) Failure to comply with requirements for authorisation of work
Work Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 47 Duty to consult workers
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 204(1) Failure to control risks arising from commissioning
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 215(4) Powered mobile plant - specific control measures
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 299(1) Safe work method statement required for high risk construction work
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 300(1) Fail to ensure the carrying out of high risk construction work was carried out in accordance with the safe work method statement for the work
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 301 Failure to ensure safe work method statement for work was given to principal contractor
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 302 Failure to review safe work method statement
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 39(2) Provision of information, training or instruction
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 435 Failure to provide health monitoring
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 445(1) Failure to train workers about asbestos
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 78(3) Failure to ensure work involving the risk of a fall carried out on the ground or on a solid construction
Work Health and Safety Regulations 2012	Regulation 79(2) Specific requirements to minimise risk of fall
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988	Section 97(1) Failure to maintain workers compensation insurance
Workplace Health & Safety Act 1995	Section 32 Failure to comply with Health & Safety duty Category 2
Workplace Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 32 Failure to comply with health and safety duty - Category 2
Workplace Health and Safety Act 2012	Section 33 Failure to comply with Health and Safety Duty - Category 3