Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

ROAD TRANSPORT (DRIVER LICENSING) REGULATIONS 2000 (2000 NO 14) - REG 111

      The road transport authority may take action under regulation 112 (Procedures for authority taking action in relation to accreditation) in relation to a person's accreditation if—

        (a)     the person has been convicted or found guilty of a disqualifying offence; or

        (b)     the person does not hold a full car licence or full licence of a higher class; or

        (c)     the person obtained accreditation because of a false or misleading statement made, or false or misleading information supplied, by the person in or in relation to the application for (or for renewal of) accreditation; or

        (d)     the person does not have sufficient driving ability or knowledge of safe driving practices or road law to provide driver instruction and assessment; or

        (e)     the person does not have the other skills to provide driver instruction and assessment; or

        (f)     the person is not a suitable person to be accredited; or

        (g)     the person does not comply with the required medical standards; or

        (h)     the person did not, without reasonable excuse, successfully complete any training that the authority has, under regulation 121 (Authority may require instructor to undertake training), required the person to undertake; or

              (i)     the person has breached a code of practice approved under
regulation 118 (Code of practice for driving instruction).

Note     See subregulation 15 (1) for the meaning of disqualifying offence .