If you have been issued a penalty infringement notice, you must take one of the below options within 28 days.
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Your options
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Pay your infringement notice in full
Payment is due within 28 days of being issued the penalty infringement notice
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Pay your infringement notice by instalments
You can request an internal or SPER payment plan
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Nominate another person as the offender for a traffic offence
This options is for vehicle offences only
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Appeal your infringement notice
You can make an appeal within 28 days of being issued the penalty infringement notice if you believe there are circumstances that need to be considered
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Elect to take your infringement notice to Magistrates Court
You can elect to have the matter of the offence decided in a Magistrates Court within 28 days of being issued the penalty infringement notice
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Payment options, view images or appeal for an infringement online
Complete the online form to pay, view images or appeal for an infringement.
What is a penalty infringement notice?
Penalty infringement notices are fines issued to anyone breaking laws or regulations. These cover many areas of community life such as animal ownership, parking, littering, public health and safety, pool fences, noise and pollution.
Legislation is in place to ensure the proper and fair use of facilities, and protect our lifestyle, environment and safety.
In accordance with Section 22 of the SPER Act and initial infringement notices, a registered owner has 28 days from the initial notice date to:
- pay the fine in full
- make an appeal for internal review
- make an election to have the matter of the offence decided in a Magistrates Court
- give an illegal user declaration, a known or unknown user declaration or a sold vehicle declaration for the vehicle for the offence
For details on rules and regulations visit Local Laws.