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Your notice was issued because a vehicle registered to you was recorded in a mobility park without a valid mobility parking permit displayed.
Use the details on your breach notice to confirm the notice and pay online. Your payment is processed through secure encrypted systems.
Pay by Direct Debit, Card or Instalments
Choose the payment option that suits you best. We offer secure payment by direct debit, debit card, or credit card, with no payment surcharges applied.
Direct debit is the easiest way to manage instalments, allowing payments to be automatically processed on a schedule that works for you. This helps avoid missed payments and removes the need to manually complete future transactions.
You can choose to pay in full or set up a flexible instalment arrangement directly through the payment form, with payment amounts and frequency tailored to your situation.
Other Payment Options
If you would like to discuss alternative payment arrangements, please contact us at: [email protected] or 09 666 0304
Important Notice Regarding Payment Terms
Late payment fees
If payment is not received within the 28-day payment period, an additional recovery or administration fee may be applied.
Debt collection
Continued non-payment may result in the account being referred to a debt collection agency.
Credit impact
Failure to resolve the outstanding balance may result in a default being recorded on your credit file.
Legal action
In cases of ongoing non-payment, legal proceedings may be commenced.
Believe the notice is incorrect, or held a valid permit that wasn’t displayed?
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Supporting mobility access across New Zealand
Canary is devoted to keeping mobility parks available for those who need them most.
- To charity from every paid breach
- $50
- Donated to charity so far
- $134,450
- Breaches paid to date
- 1.2k+
- Complaint rate
- 0.05%
Our charity and community partners
Community feedback
Canary in the community
Despite me getting a little huffy about the breach, your response was excellent, and much appreciated. I totally agree that people without permits should not use the parks, and that unfortunately it requires monitoring. The cameras are a great idea. Way less people abuse those parks now.
In just three months after implementing Canary’s system, the mobility parking abuse rate plummeted from over 70% to just 20% at their first site.
Thank you Canary. It is good to know you are diligent about trying to keep these parking spaces free for those who need them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did I receive this parking notice?
You received a breach notice because your vehicle was identified in a mobility parking space without a valid mobility permit displayed. All notices are manually reviewed before being issued. If you have a mobility permit, but it wasn’t displayed when you received your breach, you may appeal your breach notice.
How do I know this is legitimate?
Canary works alongside businesses across New Zealand to help protect mobility parking access. We’re officially partnered with, and endorsed by, several major New Zealand charities and organisations. All breach notices are issued through our verified monitoring and review process.
What if I think this notice is incorrect?
If you believe this notice was issued in error, you can submit an appeal through our online appeal process. Our team will review all supporting information provided.
How long do I have to pay?
Payment timeframes are outlined on your notice. If you need more time, Canary offers flexible instalment arrangements.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Canary is the only company offering flexible instalment options for parking breach notices. We can work with you to arrange a payment timeframe that suits your situation.
Is payment secure?
Yes. All payments are processed through secure encrypted payment systems to help protect your personal and payment information.
Where does the money go?
Revenue from collected breach fees helps to fund Canary’s operations, expand mobility parking protection infrastructure, and support nominated charity partners including Hato Hone St John and Starship Foundation.
- Breaches reviewed by a human
- Secure, encrypted payment
- Working with businesses across New Zealand
- Part of every payment goes to charity