Road Transport (General) Regulation 2021
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140 Driver licensing decisions
140 Driver licensing decisions
The following classes of decisions of Transport for NSW made under the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2017 are prescribed for the purposes of the Act, section 266(1), definition of appealable decision, paragraph (l)—
(a) a decision not to take into account, under the Regulation, clause 52(3), some or all of the period that a person has held a licence to drive a motor vehicle in another jurisdiction or another country,
(b) a decision to vary a person’s driver licence under the Regulation, clause 57, 65 or 66,
(c) a decision to suspend or cancel a person’s driver licence under the Regulation, clause 24, 30, 65 or 66,
(d) a decision, based on an opinion formed by Transport for NSW under the Regulation, clause 96(4)(h), (i) or (o), a person has ceased to be exempt from the requirements of the driver licensing law,
(e) a decision to revoke an approval, within the meaning of the Regulation, Part 11 (Interlock driver licences and devices), of a person.
s 140: Am 2025 (308), Sch 6[3].