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Fees
The applicable fees payable for a BEA must be paid at the
time of lodging this application. Information about the fee for a
BEA is available on the TMR’s website at www.tmr.qld.gov.au.
Please note that not all fees are refundable if the application is
unsuccessful.
Renewing a BEA
When renewing a BEA, you will be required to provide new/
current copies of all supporting documentation, for example
ASIC documents.
There may also be other documentation requirements
depending on any changes to your BEA or as required on the
renewal process.
You cannot renew a BEA if your organisation’s Australian
Company Number (ACN) or registration number has changed
or if the primary holder has changed. In these cases a new
application is required.
If your organisation or trading name has changed, evidence of
the change must be supplied, such as an ASIC change of name
document or similar.
If you are adding a new person to the BEA, a CHC fee may
apply.
When adding or removing a director or committee member, a
new company extract (from ASIC) or an ocial extract about
the incorporated association from the register of incorporated
associations (issued by the Queensland Oce of Fair Trading),
which shows the details of the change must be supplied.
Booked Hire Service Identication sign
BEA holders must not operate and drivers must not provide
ride-booking services without TMR’s approval of the booked hire
vehicle identication sign to be used to identify the authorised
booking entity providing the booking services.
The sign must be all of the following:
(a) a square of at least 146mm by 146mm; and
(b) retroreective; and
(c) unlikely to oend a reasonable person; and
(d) able to accurately identify the authorised booking entity or
the booking services for the booked hire service provided by
the entity.
Only one sign can be approved for each BEA.
You must provide a copy of your proposed BEA identication
sign if you are planning on providing ride-booking services
(unless your sign has already been approved). All vehicles used
to provide ride-booking services (excluding taxis and limousines)
must display a booked hire service identication sign approved
by TMR.
Further information about booked hire service identication signs
is available on TMR’s website at www.tmr.qld.gov.au.
How can I lodge this application?
The application may be lodged online or in person at a TMR
transport and motoring service centre. Details of TMR oces
can be viewed at
https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/contacts/centres.
Online applications
Applicants who are an individual or a corporation with an ACN,
and have an existing departmental Customer Reference Number
(CRN) may lodge the application online at
www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Online-services. A CRN is your Queensland
Driver Licence number, Adult Proof of Age Card, Driver
Authorisation number or TMR issued reference number for your
organisation.
The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) will be
verifying the criminal history of all the persons listed on the
application before the application is nalised.
All persons (applicants, associated persons or local nominees)
listed on the application will also be required to pay a CHC fee
when lodging this application. This fee is non-refundable.
A person who holds a current Driver Authorisation (DA), or has
lodged an application for a DA, is not required to pay a fee for
the CHC as part of this application.
For new applications
A person who has lived outside Australia for more than
12 months in the last 10 years and been aged at least 18
years of age for any period during that time, must provide a
clearance form or criminal oence record from the relevant law
enforcement authority in each country. This includes directors of
a foreign company.
For renewal applications
A person who was listed on the initial application for the BEA
and who has lived outside of Australia for more than 12 months
in the last 10 years where they were aged at least 18 years
of age for any period (except for New Zealand), but has not
travelled outside Australia in the period between the approval
of the initial BEA and the date of the renewal application, must
provide one of the following documents:
• a record of international travel movement from the
Commonwealth Department of Home Aairs, for the period
between the approval of the initial BEA and the date of the
renewal application as evidence that you have not travelled
outside of Australia during that period
or
• a current clearance form or criminal oence record from
the relevant law enforcement authority in each country they
have lived in outside Australia for more than 12 months in
the last 10 years where they were aged at least 18 years of
age for any period (except for New Zealand).
Denitions
Disqualifying Oence
TOPTA denes a ‘disqualifying oence’ to mean -
(a) an oence against TOPTA, whether the act relating to the
oence was or is committed before or after the
commencement of this paragraph; or
(b) an oence against a provision of the Criminal Code
mentioned in schedule 1 of TOPTA; or
(c) an oence against the Drugs Misuse Act 1986 punishable by
imprisonment for one year or more, even though a ne may
be imposed in addition or as an alternative; or
(d) an oence against the Weapons Act 1990 punishable by
imprisonment for one year or more, even though a ne may
be imposed in addition or as an alternative; or
(e) an oence prescribed by regulation; or
(f) an oence against a law of another jurisdiction, including a
jurisdiction outside Australia, that substantially corresponds
to an oence mentioned in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e).
Related Body Corporate
‘Related body corporate’ means -
(a) for an individual -
(i) a corporation of which the individual is a majority
shareholder, director or secretary or in which the
individual has an interest of 50% or more; or
(ii) a body corporate that is a related body corporate, within
the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001, section 50, to
a corporation mentioned in subparagraph (i); or
(b) for a corporation - a body corporate that is a related body
corporate within the meaning of the Corporations Act,
section 50.