CLASSIC AND ENTHUSIASTS MOTOR CYCLE CLUB OF N.S.W. INC.
Policy for the Use of Motor Cycles on Conditional Registration

These rules cover the use of Motor Cycles on Conditional Registration - Historic Vehicles. They are based on conditions set out in the R.T.A. letter to the Club dated 14th.May, 2002.

l .The owner must be a financial member of the Club.

2.The registration label should be fitted in a suitable holder and mounted adjacent to the number plate facing to the rear. The registration label must be affixed so that all the information on the label is readable. 

3. The Certificate of Approved Operation for the vehicle must be carried in the vehicle or on the rider at all times.

4. Vehicles can only be used for:

i) Events organised by the Club, or another Club or recognised community organisations provided an official invitation has been received and documented by the Club in the official minutes or in the official "Day Book". which is held by the Permits Officer.

ii)Events as set out in the calendar of any secondary clubs listed on RTA Form 1259 and recorded under Special Conditions on the Certificate of Approved Operations.

iii) Attendance at Club and Branch annual general and monthly meetings.

5. Vehicles can be operated on road and road related areas for short journeys within a 10 km radius of your home or where the vehicle is normally garaged for the following reasons ONLY(a) for servicing, refueling, repairs and the fitting of parts ( b) for the inspection and road testing prior to or following repairs (c) to take part in processions, static displays and weddings (with the Club's approval) provided NO movies or remuneration is received by the owner, the Club or its members

If a longer journey is necessary for any of the above, the owner MUST notify the Permits Officer so that details of the trip can be entered in the official "Day Book". 6. All other operation of the vehicle is expressly PROHIBITED including

a) joyrides

b) shopping trips

c) social functions

d) advertising for personal gain

7 If a person desires to use the vehicle for any prohibited use, the owner would need to fully regisrer the vehicle or obtain an unregistred vehicle permit from the RTA Note that an unregistered vehicle Permit cannot be issued to a vehicle that is registeres and any numberplate on the vehicle would need to be removed

8. If the Conditional Registration expires and the registration is not renewed within 3 months of expiry, by law the numberplate must be returned to the RTA motor regisry within 14 days.

9 Conditional registration is not transfurable. If a conditionaly registered vehicle is sold, the registration must be cancelled and the plate must be returned to the RTA.

Paul Rees

PERMITS OFFICER