Appealing to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal about a parking PCN issued by a Civil
Enforcement Officer (CEO)
When can an appeal be made?
A person does not have the right to appeal to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal unless
they can answer "yes" to each of these four questions:
•
Has a Civil Enforcement
Officer (CEO) served* a parking ticket called a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) on
behalf of a council that enforces parking under the Traffic Management Act 2004?
•
Has the council
sent a Notice to Owner to the person it believes to be the owner of the vehicle?
•
Has the Notice
to Owner been challenged in writing with formal representations to the council?
•
Has the person
wishing to appeal received a letter from the council saying that the challenge
has been rejected (Notice of Rejection of Representations)?
