Motor Vehicles Act 1949
101BRevocation or suspension of entitlement to drive of holder of
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101B Revocation or suspension of entitlement to drive of holder of interstate licence, &c. The Registrar may, by a notice in writing, revoke, or suspend for the period that the Registrar thinks fit, the entitlement to drive a motor vehicle of a person who holds: (a) a licence or permit to drive a motor vehicle granted under a law of another country, a State or another Territory of the Commonwealth; or (b) a current international driving permit, if, in the opinion of the Registrar, having regard to: (c) the mental or physical condition, disorder or disability of the person; or (d) the person's previous conduct, the public will be, or is likely to be, placed at risk by the person continuing to drive a motor vehicle.