Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Act 1999
40Additional matters about identity
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40 Additional matters about identity The road transport authority may refuse to issue, replace, renew or vary a driver licence or proof of identity card if— (a) the applicant has not gone to a place designated by the road transport authority and had a photograph taken, by a person authorised by the authority to take photographs for this Act, that is suitable for use on the driver licence or proof of identity card; or (b) in the authority’s opinion it is impracticable for the applicant to go to a designated place and the applicant has not given the authority a photograph of the applicant that the authority considers is suitable for use on the driver licence or proof of identity card; or (c) the applicant has not given, in support of the application, evidence that is required by regulation or by the authority to establish the applicant’s identity or home address.