Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2000
111When authority may take action in relation to
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111 When authority may take action in relation to accreditation The road transport authority may take action under section 112 (Procedures for authority taking action in relation to accreditation) in relation to a person’s accreditation if— (a) the person is not eligible to apply for accreditation; or
Division 7.2 Suspension, cancellation and other action in relation to accreditation (b) the person has been convicted or found guilty of an offence that the road transport authority considers is relevant to the person’s suitability to hold the accreditation; or approved by the Minister under s 122A (Accreditation (c) the person obtained the accreditation (or any renewal of the accreditation) because of a false or misleading statement made, or false or misleading information supplied, by the person; or or (e) the person did not, without reasonable excuse, successfully complete any training that the authority has, under section 121 (Authority may require instructor or assessor to undertake training), required the person to undertake; or (f) the person has breached a code of practice approved under section 118 (Code of practice for instructors and assessors).