of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act is subject to the overarching transport system vision, transport system objectives and decision making principles in the Transport Integration Act. Act content The content of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act consists of the following - Part 1 - Preliminary This Part contains some formal provisions covering title, commencement and definitions. It also confirms that the Act is transport legislation for the purposes of the Transport Integration Act. Part 2 - Administration The Act no longer contains provisions which establish transport agencies. Part 2 of the Act, on the other hand, contains a number of provisions which empower or relate to agencies established under the Transport Integration Act. For example, the Part contains powers able to be exercised by the Director of Public Transport such as powers relating to use and modification of infrastructure. In addition, the Part contains a number of important financial provisions such as the establishment and operation of the Public Transport Fund. Part 3 - Powers of the Corporation Part 3 of the Act contains few provisions. Those that remain though are important and concern land acquisition and development for the City Loop, regulation making powers and related provisions. Part 4 - Financial Most of Part 4 has been repealed by other statutes. It does, however, contain a provision about financial guarantees. Part 5 - Chief Investigator, Transport and Marine Safety Investigations Part 5 contains a number of substantive provisions relating to the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety. Included in the Part are special investigation powers for the Chief Investigator, provisions relating to the compilation and issue of reports and a range of miscellaneous provisions concerning gathering and use of information. Part 6 - Licensing of Certain Vehicles and Driver Accreditation Part 6 of the Act containing provisions relating to the taxi industry and other small commercial passenger vehicles including hire cars and special purpose vehicles. The Part represents an anomaly in the structure of Victorian transport legislation as other major transport industries in the State are regulated by special purpose statutes. The provisions in the Part are extensive. They require the licensing of taxis and other small commercial passenger vehicles. Requirements are included concerning the mandatory accreditation of taxi industry participants including licence holders, operators and networks. This Part also provides for the accreditation of drivers of taxis, hire cars and buses and, at odds with the rest of