You can apply for a refund if you voluntarily give up your licence, your concession type changes, someone dies, you cancel your driving test or there is a payment error.
Pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers in Western Australia are governed by the Pawnbroker and Second-Hand Dealer Act 1994 and the Pawnbroker and Second-Hand Dealer Regulations 1996.
A record of Traffic Infringement Notices provides an individual with their record of traffic infringements issued by the WA Police Force in the past 10 years.
You can apply for refunds on your plate application, temporary movement permit, vehicle examination and vehicle licence fees, returned plates, concessions and payment errors.
The sale and supply of alcohol in Western Australia is governed by the Liquor Control Act 1988 (as amended) which also outlines minimising harm or ill-health caused to people due to the use of alcohol.
Arson is a serious crime that can attract significant penalties. Anyone convicted of Criminal Damage by Fire (Arson), Section 444 of the Criminal Code can be imprisoned for life.
Family Violence is violence or the threat of violence by a person towards a family member or any other behaviour that coerces or controls the family member or causes the family member to be fearful.
The priority of a police criminal investigation into fraud is not about recovering money for the victim and not all instances of fraud are investigated by police.
Sexual assault is a crime of violence and includes a broad range of sexual crimes committed against a person regardless of age, gender, status, culture, ability or sexuality.
When applying for your first WA driver’s licence, or transferring an overseas licence from a non recognised country, you need to pass a computerised theory test.
