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How ACT infringement notices work under the Road Transport (General) Act: paying, disputing liability, hardship management plans and waivers, and what happens if you do not pay.
Fines are handled by a different agency in every Australian state and territory. Compare Revenue NSW, Fines Victoria, QRO/SPER, FER, Fines SA, MPES, the NT Fines Recovery Unit and Access Canberra.
How Revenue NSW handles unpaid fines in New South Wales: penalty notices, payment plans, Work and Development Orders, hardship options and the Fines Act 1996 enforcement ladder.
How Queensland handles unpaid fines: QRO before the due date, SPER after, payment plans, Work and Development Orders, licence suspension and imprisonment in default.
How Fines SA and the Chief Recovery Officer handle unpaid expiation notices, court fines and state debt in South Australia, plus payment arrangements, hardship and enforcement review.
How Tasmania enforces unpaid fines through MPES: deemed convictions, the deadline to act, enforcement orders, the MPCSO community service option, sanctions and imprisonment under Part 8.
How the Northern Territory handles unpaid fines: the Fines Recovery Unit, the 28 day courtesy letter, annulment, community work orders and imprisonment.
How Victoria enforces unpaid fines: Fines Victoria, the 21 day payment window, Notices of Final Demand, enforcement warrants, review grounds and the Work and Development Permit.
How Western Australia's Fines Enforcement Registry handles unpaid infringements and court fines, plus payment plans, the court fine Work and Development Permit and what happens if you do not pay.