How may the TSSA director serve a Notice of Proposal?

The TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority) director can serve a Notice of Proposal by registered mail and fax as part of the statutory requirements for official communications. This method ensures there is a reliable tracking mechanism for delivery, which is essential for documenting that the notice has been sent and received properly. Registered mail provides a record of the time and date the notice was delivered, while fax serves as an immediate means of communication, allowing for faster notification and acknowledgment.

Using registered mail and fax aligns with best practices for formal legal notices, as they provide clear evidence of the intent and contents of the communication. Other methods such as email or courier, while might be practical and fast, may not meet the same level of formality or legally recognized process required in certain legal contexts. Therefore, the combination of registered mail and fax is both a recognized and effective method for serving legal documents like a Notice of Proposal.