33ARecording demerit points from other jurisdiction for person

33A Recording demerit points from other jurisdiction for person taking up residence in Territory (1) If a person applies for a Territory licence after a period of residence in another jurisdiction, the Registrar must: (a) enquire of the licensing authority of the other jurisdiction about active demerit points recorded against the person in that jurisdiction; and (b) record those demerit points against the person in the register for the dates on which the points were incurred. (2) The demerit points recorded under subsection (1)(b) must not include: (a) points incurred before the commencement of this Part; or (b) points for an offence where the register already contains a record of the same offence. Note Demerit points brought across from a previous jurisdiction under this section may include points for offences not recognised as demerit points offences in the Territory. Division 4 When demerit points reach suspension threshold