Heavy Vehicle National Law (Queensland)
sec.608Limitation on making prohibition order
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sec.608 Limitation on making prohibition order
The court may make a prohibition order only if the court is satisfied the convicted person should not continue to have the role or responsibilities prohibited by the order, and that a supervisory intervention order is not appropriate, having regard to— the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has previously been convicted; and the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has been proceeded against by way of unwithdrawn infringement notices; and any other offences or other matters that the court considers relevant to the person’s conduct in connection with road transport. s 608 om 2013 No. 4 s 12
- (a) the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has previously been convicted; and
- (b) the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has been proceeded against by way of unwithdrawn infringement notices; and
- (c) any other offences or other matters that the court considers relevant to the person’s conduct in connection with road transport.