Road Transport (General) Act 1999
89Suspension to be concurrent
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89 Suspension to be concurrent (1) The period for which a person’s driver licence is suspended under this part is concurrent with any uncompleted period of driver licence suspension applying to the person under another part or any other territory law (the other suspension)— (a) subject to any order by a court in relation to the other suspension; and (b) only if the other suspension is not a suspension under the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Act 1999, division 2.3 (Demerit points system). (2) The period for which a motor vehicle registration is suspended under this part is concurrent with any uncompleted period for which the motor vehicle registration is suspended under another part or any other territory law, subject to any order by a court in relation to the lastmentioned suspension. (3) The period for which a person is disqualified from obtaining a driver licence under this part is concurrent with any uncompleted period for which the person is so disqualified under another part or any other territory law, subject to any order by a court in relation to the lastmentioned disqualification.