the planning, design, supervision, construction, maintenance, and operation of the TEL, including reimbursement of the costs related to those activities; and

meeting any conditions or requirements set out in this order.

that is collected in respect of the road tolling scheme; and

that the Minister approves under section 10(2)(ba)(i) of the Act as an inflow of the national land transport fund.

beginning, in accordance with section 47 of the Act,—

ending on the earlier of—

who enter the TEL at the Pāpāmoa East Interchange and who exit the TEL at the junction of Domain Road and State Highway 2 near Pāpāmoa:

who enter the TEL at the junction of Domain Road and State Highway 2 near Pāpāmoa and who exit the TEL at the Pāpāmoa East Interchange.

with the report provided by the Agency under subclause (3); and

that the Agency will have, before the date on which the instrument made under clause 8 takes effect, the appropriate administrative systems and roadside infrastructure necessary to toll road users.

the service standard obligation to road users:

the method of publicising the toll in advance of the start of tolling:

the signage and other information that will be used to inform road users approaching the TEL of the toll and of the options for paying that toll:

a technical description of the proposed components of the toll collection system and key performance indicators, including error rates, revenue levels, and health and safety issues of the toll collection system:

the structure of the administration fees for all payment methods of the toll, including any administrative fees for the recovery of unpaid tolls:

confirmation of a feasible, untolled, alternative route that is available to road users of that part of the TEL described in subclause (1):

confirmation that the Agency will, at least once in each of the 4 weeks before the date on which the instrument made under clause 8 takes effect, publicly notify the following:

notify the Agency of the reasons why the Minister is not satisfied; and

give the Agency a reasonable opportunity to do either or both of the following:

for a motor vehicle with a gross vehicle mass of more than 3 500 kilograms, $5.00 including goods and services tax; and

for any other motor vehicle, $2.00 including goods and services tax.

may set a toll that applies each time a vehicle uses the TEL; and

may set different levels of tolls for different classes of persons or motor vehicles, different times or days, different directions of travel, different distances of travel, different methods of payment, or any combination of those factors; but

must not set a toll that exceeds an amount set by subclause (1)—

whether it applies to motor vehicles generally or to 1 or more classes of motor vehicles; and

whether it applies to the use of the TEL—

must be published as soon as practicable after it is made; and

takes effect on the date specified in it even if it is not yet published.

does not hinder the free flow of traffic; and

enables a regular user of the TEL to pay a toll automatically (for example, by automatic deduction from a toll account held by the Agency); and

enables a user of the TEL to pay a toll in advance of, or within 5 working days after, using the TEL.

ensure that a feasible, untolled, alternative route is available to road users; and

erect and maintain the signage and any other information required to—

details of the operation of the road tolling scheme, including—

details of financial matters, including—

confirmation that a feasible, untolled, alternative route remains available to road users; and

any other details that are material to the Agency’s operation of the road tolling scheme.